a modeling career consider my mother says to get you know i mean ralston moved to dallas and my gosh no you know mom wants us but she thinking was she going to do it so i think she's going to model so i created a little portfolio before i went to dallas that i could show to the modeling agencies fandy it was well brad well traveled well educated graduated stanford law school and i had gone to princeton theology school so it was it was very appealing to be around somebody who i was frankly very impressed with and so fascinated with . and eight months later we were getting married at the dallas arboretum and all of our family and friends were there and it was at that point seemed like a dream come true. there were red flags before we got married there were there were frankly there were red flags all along the way sandy has what i consider to be a dual personality and that this other character would emerge when every dream literally had to do something radical. the only remedy to remove him from my life was for me to leave dallas i had to leave dallas and i'd leave all my friends behind

driving down the street in dallas where president john f. kennedy was shot on that horrible day in november 1963, and i'm about to meet a man who was left with a dilemma tied to jfk's assassin. >> my name is david card. my family's not related in any way to lee harvey oswald, so i don't know what's stranger -- the story of how we inherited his grave marker, or the story of what happened after. >> hi, dave. i'm jamie. >> jamie, david card. such a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. same here. >> yeah. >> thanks for having me in. great bar. >> since the late 1970s, dave card has owned and operated poor david's pub, a bare-bones downtown dallas club that provides a stage for up-and-coming singer-songwriters. >> is it here? >> if you're talking about the tombstone, yes, it is here. >> dave doesn't usually keep his strange inheritance in his nightclub. he has a secret hiding place for it, but he's taken it out to show me. >> this is the original tombstone of lee harvey oswald. >> whoa. it feels wrong, but i'm just admiring the carving and everything. i mean, somebody went to a lot of tr

an art contest sponsored by the art institute of dallas. >> and she's like, "well, you know, i'm not that good." and the art teacher said, "no, i think you are, shelley." >> reporter: and she won. >> that same piece of art they took and put in the national competition. and it won her fourth place there. so she got a total of $13,000 to a scholarship toward the art institute of dallas. >> reporter: that's quite markable. so she -- this is an -- a major talent. >> and she was so excited about getting to go. >> reporter: the art institute of dallas is an urban school. everything about it and around it as different as can be from little italy, 45 miles and a whole world away. but here, finally, was a world in which shelley felt like she belonged. >> just being around people that had her same objectives and her -- their same mindsets. and a lot of the boys which have never really paid much attention to her in high school noticed her in college because she knew her stuff. so they were quite impressed that she was so knowledgeable in her field already. like, caught a lot of their eyes.

college but never goes on to practice. instead, he opens a bike shop in dallas. >> he had some motorcycles, also, and he apparently was a daredevil on those. >> a regular evel knievel. >> that's right! >> maybe it's smoot's flamboyant antics that catch the eye of a dallas widow, named cookie wollebak. >> that was cookie, and we called smoot "pa." >> 1931. cookie has two boys, 5-year-old david and 3-year-old bob, debbie and diana's dad. smoot raises the boys as his own. then, out of the blue, smoot decides to run for dallas county sheriff. well, how do you go from that to being the lawman in town? >> there was some upheaval in the sheriff's department, and he was asked if he would like to run for sheriff. and he said, "okay." >> turns out voters in 1933 are charmed by big smoot. he takes office just as depression-era gangsters, like john dillinger and "pretty boy" floyd capture the country's imagination. the most notorious of all -- dallas' very own bonnie and clyde, who'd met as teens. >> clyde offered her a cup of hot chocolate, and it was love from then on. >> we get the scoo

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dallas, that exact same plane. thd the southwest pilots were making announcements saying this plane was completely safe, that they felt confident in the ability of that plane. me people were actually taking selfies on the plane with the safety card. but again minutes after that heplane p off here at reagan national, had to turn right back around afterhe safety order came down from the president. of course that follows what had in canada earlier today. so now all 737s max 8s and max 9s are grounded in americantil the safety checks can happen, guys. >> and globally we're talking about some 40 other countries. so let me get in a twofer here. first and foremost, what happens to these passengers oncealhey're ady stranded? and does this particular affect one carrier over another and a few over most others? which >> reporter: let me take the second part of your question first, erika. teyes, abso, it's really american, southwest and united airlines that fly these specific types of air crafts. and all told those three airlines have about 70 air crafts affected and going to be grounded. think

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body. .t's going to feel like 22 beloe wichita 8 degrees. dallas 25. that's going to be a tough day there. louisville, we are looking at 25. so we're looking at cold weather, snow and sleet, and luckily we're looking at that severe weather out of the south now. >> wow, what a start to march. all right mark she will, thank you. >>> house democrats are getting ready to ramp up their investigations into president trump this week. but there is some good news for the commander in chief this morning. nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows his approval rating at 46%. that's up 3 points from january. still the president is facing fallout over his failed summit with the north korean leader. nbc's geoff bennett has more. >> reporter: the president' adv defending the dramatic collapse of mr. trump's second summit with kim jong-un. >> i don't consider the summit a failure, i consider it a success. >> reporter: john bolton downplaying concerns that the president walked away empty-handed. >> he's not desperate for a deal. not with north korea, not with anybody. if it's contrary to american nat

race so good for him. >>> dallas has been on the show before. he's trying to get in the car. doors open ask he's being enb couraged to get in. >> my claws will dig into the leather. dallas is is cob fused. >> hen doesn't care about the leather or the paint. he does care about this. the dog is enjoying interacting with the little boy. get out of the car. let's play ball. he's ready for a snow day. he's got equipment to do it. they go outside and get to the car. when they can't go yet because they are still on the car. tries to assist. and finally the door opens. and you don't have to ask him to get into an open door. when they get to the park, he's so excited. when they take that leash off, let me at it. >> exactly. runs right out. >> you can see him playing around finally tucker is tuckered out. sgll she's the little girl with half a brain. >> she might feel it. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come the talented barber who transforms hair into works of art. >> cool. like how? >> rob the original gives us the scoop on his 3-d specialty. >> can you trim my face? >> your

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to turn arnd. were there as the plane did that u-turn on the runway. it had just landed from dallas. the planeho got off from dallas said the pilot was making it very clear this was one of the 737 max 8 airplanes and that the pilot felt it was completely safe to fly. it boarded, it pushed back and actually taxied out to the runway, then had to turn back around. and then, ye u we caught with the passengers who thought they were headed down to florida and instead are looking at rebooking flights and what they can do to get back on their way. take a listen. >> my mom isactually, she just got me a flight and i've got to go catch aplane. >> i'd like to go home, but it's okay. i understand it's going to b hard to get another flight. >> not as much as the kids who were going to disneyland. they areery upset and crying. but that's okay. >> reporter: yeah, that plane was headed towards orlando so a lot of kids not getting to go to disney world. this ishe m tap73t7 max 8s are still in the air right nst. handful. and if you were to see this same screenshot yesterday, there would be dozens and

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. there's a difference between 90-year-old people. that wasn't brought up by the dallas morning news because they weren't for me. >> all 90-year-olds are not built the same. i bet people are wondering how you run two miles a day. what is your secret? >> i was told once, i was in the cattle business, if you have one of the bull calf's, going lifted over the fence. lift him every day over the fence. day after day after day until he's a full-grown bull. then when you can still lift him over the fence and throw him over the fence, you can throw the bull enough to run for congress. that's what they told me. so that's how i got into the congress, i left the cattle business and came here. time,r the course of your you've switched parties during your time here. you've seen the parties change so many times. what's your handicap, let's start with the democrats what do you see when you look at the democratic party? >> well, the democrat party was a two party democratic party. you had conservatives and liberals. i didn't change the way i voted when i switched to be a republican. i was not really

huge decision. it has an economic effect, you know, that's far reaching. >> reporter: in dallas, the home of southwest airlines, fliers reacted. >> all this week they've been letting people change their tickets. i think that's been great of them to do that. >> reporter: now many travelers and crew members wondering what's next. >> i was scared taking off. >> were you? >> because of what was going on in the news. >> happy to be back on the ground. >> reporter: all three airlines are trying to minimize travel disruptions. southwest the most heavily impacted saying any customers booked on a max 8 flight can rebook without any additional fees or fare differences within 14 days of their original date of travel. >> safety first the most important thing, so it's a little scary to be up there when you know there could be something wrong with the plane. >> reporter: while this is impacting thousands of travelers, southwest says the max 8 planes only make up about 4% of its entire fleet. american and united now say they are automatically rebooking passengers on other flights. frances? >>

noches >> buenas noches >> los warriors despuÉs de la paliza de los de dallas. buscaron despuÉs de la paliza . y ganaban por uno. y se ve a los warriors ganando por dos. y aquÍ vienen blaze, es demasiado bueno. marcÓ 24 puntos. y en el golden state ganaba. y marcÓ 26. y duke el nÚmero uno, el favorito. >> nos vamos para y disparo de tres. y con 20 segundos por jugar, estaban a uno. y de ser asÍ..esta. y 4 segundo por jugar, pero Él dice no. gerardo martino tendrÁ su primero conferencia por el >> los mejores recuerdo. porque ademÁs del rival venÍa de ganar en la copa america en chile. mÁs alla que nos ganÓ pro penales. se pudo conocer un muy buen estadio. >> se pudo hablar con bruno valdes. >> el martes aquÍ y por supuesto es todo. hacemos una pausa y ya regresamos. >> y para finalizar eche un ojo a esto. los estudiantes recrearon estos personajes de material de papel. >> jóvenes talentosos. >> talentoso por todas partes >> muy buenas noches. >> ♪ ♪ bienvenidos amon 98 y batalla de jonrrÓnes tres sami sosa y mcgwire, la pelea perdura 20 aÑos despuÉs, porque revitali

success. what is it? it's television's primetime prairie potboiler "dallas." >> a move like that will destroy all of ewing oil and ruin our family name! >> i assure you, a thought like that never crossed my mind. >> brother or no brother, whatever it takes, i'll stop you from destroying ewing oil. >> "dallas" really did establish new ground in terms of a weekly one-hour show that literally captivated america for 13 years. >> "dallas" is a television show which in some ways is rooted in the 1970s. and one of the crazy things that emerges is this character, j.r. ewing, as a pop phenomenon. >> tell me, j.r., which slut are you going to stay with tonight? >> what difference does it make? whatever it is, it's got to be more interesting than the slut i'm looking at now. >> such a delicious villain. everyone was completely enamored by this character. >> at this point, so many people were watching television that you could do something so unexpected that it would become news overnight. >> who's there? [ gunshots ] >> the national obsession in 1980 around who shot j.r. it's hard to imagine how

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including medicare for all and a national paid leave program. >>> the "dallas morning news" reports american and southwest airlines are canceling hundreds of flights daily due to the grounding and overhaul of boeing 737 max planes. american, which has 24 of the planes in its fleet, is extending cancelations through april 24th. southwest who has 36 max aircraft is making cancelations five days in advance. this after deadly crashes in ethiopia and off the coast of indonesia. >>> the "pittsburgh post-gazette" reports on a lieutenant over a former officer is moving forward with a lawsuit. 17-year-old antwon rose ii was shot by michael rosfeld as he ran from a track stop in june. rob feld was acquitted of murder on friday. demonstrators marched through the pittsburgh area streets on saturday protesting the verdict. >>> and "the boston herald" reports new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski is retiring. gronkowski who turns 30 in may made the announcement yesterday on instagram. the nine-year veteran has been dogged with various injuries the last few seasons. he won three super bowl

. >>> taking a live look in dallas. that is where a fire is burning, this is a two story apartment building and that fire is coming through the roof right now. firefighters have been putting water up with their ladder trucks. we don't know if there are any injuries but a lot of families are being left homeless and another difficult factor is that it is only 20 degrees there so a lot of people right now dealing with those conditions. a difficult situation in dallas. back to you. >>> happening today, oakland teachers and students will return to the classroom now that the seven day teacher strike is over. teachers will receive an 11% raise over four years and a three percent bonus. class sizes will be reduces and case loads for counselors will be lower. >> i voted yes and i voted yes because i think there are gains in the contract. we gained in wages and class size limits for teachers and we gained speech and language parcena three percent bonuatbars me wwere st is not ing to do anything. >> it calls for a five month clause on closure and consolidations and more community input. the s

in dallas, texas, yesterday morning. >> more dangerous than that rain was the wind. look at just howwiowerful the was near the airplane. >> oh, my goodness. >> wow. just ripped that roof right off these wareh there. the airporestimated about 67 planes were damaged or destroyed. once the sun came up, the scope of the damage was clea look at that. trees tumbled into people's living aloms. from the wind, mostly. >> and the fact that someone caught that on video. it was that close to the da seems really dangerous. >> over 110 wind damage reports yesterday. and dallas-ft. worthairport, 80-mile-per-hour gusts with that storm yesterday. it is a monster of a storm. and fortunately for us, we're going to get missed by it. it's so wrapped up on itself, it's hurting its own cause. don't come nea us. >> no kidding. we've had these before. in fact, 26 years ago toda the if you were living here then, you remember the superstorm of 1993. this storm, exactly 26 years later, is of equal intensity to that ont this one is located 1,500 miles farer to t west. instead of a massive east coast blizzard

starters, i have set our base case at the dallas fed is the gdp growth for this year will be a little below 2%. confidence because we were saying through 2018 that we thought growth in 19 would slow meaningfully. it has turned out to be a little slower than we thought this year but if there was evidence to suggest that growth would actually undershoot that forecast. there's a number of uncertainties. waning, trades is uncertainty, european growth decelerating and issues with china. it's a long list of uncertainties. if i saw -- of a started to believe growth prospects would be below that case case forecast, i was start thinking about what is that tell me about policy? -- cincove been said last couple of years as i don't think the fed should be restrictive in monetary policy. but i also felt we are getting to the point through 2018 and of -- and even up to now that i don't think we need to be accommodative. i was a error stands right now would say our stands right now is we are in the neighborhood of neutral. it's uncertain. if i saw some slowing beyond their base case which tol

dallas morning ne" news, i don't know if the faa pay attention is the correct word, you said faa does not correct or analyze or recording programs or data to identify safety lists, why would they not track that? >> that's a fair question. they're like if you are not going to use this information and collect it for analyzing and you know kind of looking at safety issues, why are you collecting it? >> it does seem they want to take a hands off approach and letting it be a database where is there anybody viewing it? the faa says they take everything into account and they get those report and other reports and they have other safety reporting mechanisms, o o they look at the big picture and have supporting documentations. it is one of the reasons we knew about the database and we have been looking at it. why does nasa have it and who's checking this? >> again, you point out a number of complaints. it is not just one complaint. >> it is five. >> they're serious complaints about pilots being concerned about their planes and the safety of everybody on board. we'll put this on hold for a seco

software in the cockpit. there's been previous complaints about the max and according to the dallas star, five pilots that complaints made to federal authorities. shep? >> shepard: the ethiopians were going to look at the black box and figure out what happened. they decided to send it to germany, not the united states. send it to germany. the germans have said this is a new thing, new black boxes, this is a new jet. we can't do this. who will be doing it? we're not yet sure. breaking news. the president also talking about the other big news here in washington. paul manafort getting more prison time. and in addition, his legal troubles just got a whole lot worse after a judge slapped a second sentence on him today, a grand jury in new york less than an hour later indicted the former trump campaign chairman on mortgage fraud. accusing him of running a multimillion dollar scheme, and because these are state charges, these new ones that came down from the grand jury today, president trump cannot pardon paul manafort. not if even if he's convicted. the new indictment came as i mentioned

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consultant mccrae dallas. i think o. or dallas mcrae. i think that you finally realize he had to fold and now we're going to have a new election and this isn't the only election we're going to have for congress in north carolina in two thousand and nineteen we've got the third district war longtime congressman walter jones passed away so the governor's going to have to call a special election there too so north carolina is going to be in the national and world spotlight for two congressional elections what has name because it's a purple state and the kind of back and forth between the blue and the red is right here in north carolina so it looks like that tension or that drama will continue oh yes i want to go to the national level so bernie sanders as enter the race going back to our previous interviews from a couple years ago we've talked about these burning extent of what are your thoughts now bernie has entered the race now the front runner i believe in new hampshire i think the race is different now than it was in two thousand and sixteen where we had a pewter front runner you know as

minority group and politicians in western kabul charlotte dallas has this report. from a sushi to a battlefield kabul becoming the front line of a battle between i saw an afghan forces so much an attack on senior politicians a more than one thousand dollars gathering to commemorate his our leader abdul alim azhari. it began peacefully broadcast on national t.v. with c.e.o. of dollar bill or the former president hamid karzai listening to speeches. rockets were heard in the distance to make it go to baghdad don't stay in your places the incidents are far from here you're running creates a lot of risk but the rockets go closer some politicians flared others tried to calm the crowds though sure everybody telling them to leave quietly but. then the first explosion in the elder followed witnesses reported rockets mortars landing in and around the gathering explosions and heavy gunfire. but it was the other. as our leader mohammed hockey sit on the microphones a bit targeting the gathering and told us to escape from there as i was feeling i was hit with shrapnel on my back. there was confu

. there's some rainy weather from dallas to shreveport down through alabama this afternoon. >>> we are going to see warmer temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. that makes everyone -- >> hoo ra, been waiting. >> thanks, bill. just ahead, "game of thrones" draws blood for a good cause. and putting an outdated ban on ice. the young boy who legalized snowball fights at his hometown has his first legal battle. you're watching "early today." so, you're open all day, every day. that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. whatever their sensitive skin get it out, with all free clear. only all is the number one r

between dallas and austin. and the phone ra c, it was two days aftistmas, jo and it was lyndoson, i hadn't talked to him in two and a half years. he said, "bill how are you doing?" "i'm fine, mr. leader." "what are you doing," he said. ba "i'm packing to go to austin." and he said, "no, no, i'm going to make a run for it, "i don't think i'll get it but i need you back." i hung up and i said, "judith pack for washington, "not for austin." and we went up, on the way she said, "what did he offer to pay you?" and i said, "i have no idea he didn't mention it." ud nce laughs) and so i spent that year back in his office treling with him, spendingery, around the country, seeing all of the politicians, meeting them, watching what happened. and after all day of campaigning they'd come to the hotelys, and they would drink until 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 in the morning and i had to stay up until it was over. of cutrse i learned a lot,radually, that led me in the direction of washington for my career. when he didn't get the nomination he did get picked to be the vice presidential running mate. i started too bac

, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening, everybody. my name is thomas dipiero of he humanities and sciences here at smu and i'm pleased to welcome you. tonight's event is sponsored by the center for presidential history, and i'm pleased to announce that just recently the center was moved. we were very pleased to welcome them here because they complement the research and teaching mission of the university so well. the center for presidential history promotes the study of u.s. presidency through teaching, research, public outreach events and also through its collective memory project which is an oral history run by staff on the center who film and record archives of people who have been in various administrations as well as local officials who work closely with those administrations. the center also r

a store today. ♪ >> sandra: breaking right now a new report from the dallas morning news claiming pilots of the boeing 737 max 8 have been complaining for months about suspected safety flaws in boeing's latest, greatest jet. the news found, quote: at least five complaints about the boeing model in a federal data base where pilots can voluntarily report about aviation incidents without fear of repercussions. some of those complaints focused specifically on the plane's manual calling it, quote, inadequate and almost criminally insufficient. the boeing 737 max 8 has now been grounded in more than a dozen countries in the wake of sunday's crash in ethiopia. but here in the u.s., the faa is standing firm and nearly alone in allowing the plane to remain in the sky, here now republican congressman sam graves of missouri the ranking member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee. sir, good evening to you. thank you for being here. where do you stand on this issue? should these planes keep flying in our skies based on what we know today? congressman, can you hear me? >> i'

bonds between the two countries are strong from. dallas to give odds yup i'm on dani alves so there's a. deal she did get through the us a linden year i think. in cuba che guevara criticizes the economic path the u.s.s.r. has chosen according to him cuba needs to follow its own path his stand is a threat to the economic agreements between the two countries the leader of the cuban revolution disapproves of the argentinian strategy castro take steps to reassign l.j. in one thousand nine hundred sixty four fidel appoints him ambassador of the revolution to keep him away from cuba. legit dunking by the bass and bow then down battle nash keep buff while on. but only. for del now uses l. ching to deal with the foreign affairs of cuba overseas give are is now in charge of advocating the cuban line. but the argentinian soon finds himself playing a dangerous game a sign of soviet relationships a deteriorating chain makes repeated contact with the chinese his goal is to. united nonaligned countries in the fight against imperialism. that are all. of. this approach is a departure from the soviet

weren't talking and we got off to that slow start and dallas is always a hard team to guard. they execute well. and i think they made 12, threes in the first half. a lot of miscommunication and we couldn't pull together after that slow start. never could get any traction in the game, so you know, we just got to flush this one down the toilet and move on to tomorrow. >> and for tomorrow, next up for the warrior of ance to redeem theel y can catch that over on nbc sports game area. we will be back with more news after the break. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. [ music replaces the noise ] the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. but what about getting stranded on the way to >>> missing a flight because of car trouble would be bad enough, but what about getting stranded on your way to your honeymoon. thanks to this man. newlyweds trying to get to their airport, rosales called for a tow truck for the car and drove the couple himself

program which was hosted by his presidential center in dallas. this is almost 40 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chief of the george w. bush presidential center, kent hirsch. [applause] kent: thank you so much. welcome to the bush center. it is the only place where the president outranks the ceo. and it is an honor for me to serve in this capacity and welcome you all here tonight to be engaged at the bush center series presented by highland capital. it is an honor that we get tonight to celebrate the life of the 41st president of the united states. and that is something that is unique to this place. and i'm excited you are here to share in the experience. i want to thank highland

dallas. they would pay nearly $1 million just in device fees over the next few years.>> i think they should stay the same. they are great. i'm happy they are here. >> it could prevent them from expanding their service with the city and drive under companies away. >> we lowered what we were first proposing to them. we wanted to charge enough or we could construct parking spaces for these. if we have to make adjustments, we can talk about that but we have to make sure we have enough resources to do what's right for the city.>> caltrain writers will be allowed to board before everyone else undesignated train cars. the bikes board first program will create a faster experience for writers.>> our time is 4:45 am. gas prices are going up. the average price is $2.50. it is up six cents from the past two weeks but it is nine cents less than this time last year. the bay area has the highest average of the country. the lowest average is $2.13. >> let's check in with allie. >> you might want to leave a little early if you are coming in. the commute is getting busier as the morning goes on.

. ♪ time for sports. we begin with nba action. dallas. history while the mavericks fell to the pelicans, it was dallas big man dirk nowitzki's eight points to claim sixth spot on the all time nba scoring list. he passed the great wilt chamberlain. he wraps up his 21st and likely be his final nba season. >>> let's go to boston. denver nuggets. they outlasted kyrie irving's 30 points. get a team high 20 points in the 39th double-double of the season and beat the celtics in boston, 114-105. this is denver's straight fourth win and clinches the team's playoff berth in six seasons. >>> san antonio, after an ice cold start, boom steph curry closes the fourth quarter from 61 feet away. longest shot made in the nba this season. good enough to see again. the warriors drop to a tie with the nuggets atop the western conference after a 111-105 loss to spurs. san antonio's win moves team into place. victory also guarantees a 22 in straight season with a winning record for head coach gregg popovich. >>> in college hoops, the women's field is also now set. featuring two-time national champion baylor a

. you have a kidnapping. you have an evil twin and primetime stole from daytime. >> after dallas moved that it was better than real oil for cbs the networks rushed to give the public more. >> the great primetime soap operas, dallas, dynasty, they're all about excess. this is about being over the top, stabbing each other in the back. going for the gusto and having fun. >> i know what's wrong with you. the empty armed madonna mourning the baby that she couldn't have and the baby that she almost got to adopt. that is it, isn't it? >> there was a bigness to the stories and they could afford to do on a network if you're doing one episode a week. you can't do that if you're doing five episodes a week for a daytime show so just the production value gave it that pizazz. >> if you can't have it, watch other people with it or say the three networks that are programming nearly 40% of their primetime fare with series about the very rich and the public is devouring it at such a rate that makebelieve money has become ratings gold. the characters were larger than life. they were more evil and more cu

authorities. the dallas morning news says it found five complaints in a public federal database about the 737 max's safety mechanism after takeoff, which was also cited in preliminary reports about a boeing 7378 crash in indonesia that killed 189 people. meanwhile, the "wall street journal" reports that since that indonesian crash, boeing and the faa have been working on extensive software fix to the flight control system and the 737 max 8 airplanes. the sixth scheduled to be rolled out by the end of april will be a major shift how boeing originally designed the stall features in the plane. the software fix was expected to be ruled out in january. u.s. officials said the recent government shutdown halted work on it for five weeks. >> unbelievable. >>> all right, so president trump yesterday weighed in on airline safety saying that flying planes have become too complex. trump tweeted airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed, but rather computer scientists from mit. i see it all the time in many products, always seeking to go one unnecessary step further when o

the floor of the hard shell of dallas al-jazeera kandahar. south korea's president has ordered his government to take extraordinary measures to combat air pollution seven major cities including the capital seoul have recorded high concentrations of fine dust particles that can cause a host of illness says i number of cities and provinces have imposed emergency measures for a sixth straight day but pride has more from salt. the people of seoul and other cities throughout south korea have been breathing this now for the best part of a week and in the past few days the government has been holding emergency meetings trying to figure out ways of dealing with it they've put in place a number of special measures such as controlling traffic on the roads putting controls on construction sites power stations and giving instructions to things like elementary schools not to have outdoor activities but there's very little the government can do here about the prevailing winds and it's cold a lot of this pollution has come from neighboring china in fact president moon j.n. of south korea this wed