when i was working at wfaa tv in dallas. he taught at bishop college in dallas. i can put that together. now, i chased the shield to florida, and i was about to knock on the door where he was, his daughter s house and he blew his brains out with a shotgun. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness really? no, not really. although mr. o reilly has told this story in that way many times, including on the fox news channel, and in print. it appears not to have happened. he keeps saying it though. this is from his book killing kennedy. in march of 1977 a young television reporter at wfaa in dallas began looking into the kennedy assassination. he sought out an interview with the college professor who had befriended the oswalds in 1962. the reporter traced george demournshield to florida, and traveled there to confront him.
now, i chased the shield to florida, and i was about to knock on the door where he was, his daughter s house and he blew his brains out with a shotgun. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness, really? no, not really. although mr. o reilly has told this story in that way many times, including on the fox news channel, and in print. it appears not to have happened. he keeps saying it, though. this is from his book killing kennedy. in march of 1977 a young television reporter at wfaa in dallas began looking into the kennedy assassination. he sought out an interview with the college professor who had befriended the oswalds in 1962. the reporter traced george demournshield to florida, and traveled there to confront him. as the dallas reporter traveled to the daughter s home, he heard the shotgun blast that marked the suicide of the russian.
we return to our top story this morning, those devastating tornadoes in the dallas-ft. worth area. surveying teams will be working there today figuring out how many twisters touched down. some say as many as 12. for those affected by the storms, one tornado was more than enough. in our american landscape, coverage from wfaa in dallas. this is news 8 now in high definition. holy moly! and i heard that i said, baby, it s time for us to get in the closet. i put my head down and said, help me, jesus, help me, jesus. sudden, explosive power of these tornadoes that skipped through north texas was evident here in arlington.
undo this toni braxton, where have you been all my life? haven t heard t.b. in a long time. all right. before this next story we should tell you that the mother and daughter down in texas that we re going to tell you about are doing just fine. that is a happy ending. yeah. well, that wasn t the case, though, after mom gave birth and then suffered a heart complication that actually nearly killed her. janet st. james of wfaa in dallas has the details. reporter: when karieana karhu was born in late december her mother s heart was filled with pride and love. two weeks later mom s heart very nearly stopped. i received a distressful phone call from my wife. she was very panicked and all she could say was help me, help me. reporter: at the hospital doctors diagnosed suzanne with a coronary dissection, meaning one of the main arteries to her heart had ripped. it actually only took the first picture. i was shaking for about two hours.
all i need is a miracle all i need is a miracle all i need is you a miracle indeed. now our favorite story of the day. it is a miracle. a miracle save. and it happened the day before thanksgiving. when a texas man agreed to help his friend with a work project. that little bit of generosity came back to him a thousandfold. jim douglas from wfaa in dallas has the story. reporter: this is the story of a lucky guy with a bad back and a good friend who just happened to need a guinea pig to test some new mri software. of course we re not able to use the software on patients until we test it out. reporter: john ippolito is a lead tech at prime diagnostic imaging in dallas. he and alex largent share a passion for old muscle cars. we like the same cars. yeah, cars. that s the main that s the number one thing. reporter: ippolito got his