+ Featured Video

- Oswald Gives Midnight Interview, Film At the request of reporters who wanted a good look at Lee Harvey Oswald, Dallas police made the suspect available shortly after midnight. D.A. Reacts to Jack Ruby Verdict District Attorney Henry Wade's spoke about his case against Jack Ruby, the man convicted of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald. See more clips related to this interview below.

+ President's Arrival

- Crowds Gather at Love Field in Dallas This segment shows several vintage jets landing and crowds gathering to greet the president as he arrived in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. Press Corp Plane Arrives First The first plane bearing the president's seal landed just ahead of the vice president and president, carrying most of the White House press corps. Air Force One Reaches Dallas Air Force Two and One touched down after 13-minute flights from Carswell Air Force Base. The vice president and his entourage exited first. Kennedys Greet Dallas Supporters When crews wheeled the staircases to the doors of Air Force One, the president and first lady wasted no time greeting their supporters.

+ Kennedy's Breakfast Speech

- Kennedy Speaks in Fort Worth, Part 1 On the morning that he was shot, President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jackie, had breakfast with a group of people in Fort Worth. Kennedy Speaks in Fort Worth, Part 2 On the morning that he was shot, Kennedy talked to people in Fort Worth about the award of a fighter plane contract to a plant in the city. Fort Worth Chamber Thanks Kennedy After the speech, the president of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce gave Kennedy a western hat and a pair of boots. He never wore them.

+ Oswald's Arrest

- Oswald Gives Midnight Interview, Film At the request of reporters who wanted a good look at Lee Harvey Oswald, Dallas police made the suspect available shortly after midnight. Oswald Gives Midnight Interview, Tape This version of the news conference was recorded on tape for a clearer, closer shot of the murder suspect. Police Walk Oswald in Hallway Dallas police walked Oswald down a hallway in full view of reporters, apparently to refute allegations that they had brutalized him. Prosecutor Presents Evidence District Attorney Henry Wade detailed evidence that police had gathered against Oswald in the murders of President Kennedy and Officer J.D. Tippit.

+ Oswald's Death

- Police Prepare to Transfer Oswald On Sunday morning Nov. 24, 1963, Channel 4's videotape cameras were rolling as Dallas police prepared to move Lee Harvey Oswald from police headquarters to the county jail. Reporters Wait for Oswald's Transfer This segment mostly features reporters Bob Huffaker and Nelson Benton waiting and a talking about their coverage. Oswald Is Shot The live cameras were rolling as a man came out of the crowd and shot Oswald. "Oswald has been shot. Oswald has been shot!" announced Channel 4 reporter Bob Huffaker. Oswald Loaded Into Ambulance After several minutes of chaos, Oswald was wheeled out on a stretcher and put in the back of an ambulance. He was unconscious. Police Comment on Shooting Sgt. Patrick Dean said he initially thought the man who shot Oswald was part of the press. He later said he recognized him as a local resident. Reporters, Family Bury Oswald Oswald's funeral was on Nov. 25, 1963 at Fort Worth's Rose Hill Cemetery. Few family members showed up, so reporters filled in as pall bearers.

+ Gov. Connally Interviews

- Connally's Hospital Interview, Part 1 From his hospital room, former Texas Gov. John Connally described hearing three gun shots he said turned the joy of an uplifting Dallas-Fort Worth visit into tragedy. Connally's Hospital Interview, Part 2 Gov. Connally described how he was among the last to know that President Kennedy was dead and how he was not surprised by the news. Connally's Hospital Interview, Part 3 Connally discussed his deep ties to the nation's new president, describing Lyndon B. Johnson as a man of charm and poise who possessed "human instinct."

+ Marina Oswald Interviews

- Marina Oswald Grants First Interview For her first interview two months after the president's death, Marina Oswald chose to talk to Channel 4's news director and anchor Eddie Barker.

+ Ruth Paine Interviews

- Ruth Paine Grants First Interview Marina Oswald's roommate, Ruth Paine, explained how she met the Oswalds and why she offered Marina a room in her home. Paine Describes Lee Oswald Ruth Paine described Marina and Lee's relationship. She talked about Lee's gun that police found in her garage. Paine Describes Marina Oswald Ruth Paine explained that Marina was a very intelligent woman, but that she was still just learning the English language. Paine Recalls Day of Assassination Ruth Paine described the day she and Marina sat down together and watched the news of the assassination. She said Marina was fond of the Kennedys. Paine Speaks Out 40 Years Later Forty years after the assassination, Ruth Paine recalled the Oswalds and commented on conspiracy theories -- even some pointing at her.

+ Jack Ruby Trial

- Jack Ruby's Verdict Carried Live Judge Joe B. Brown read the jury's verdict against Jack Ruby, the man accused of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald, live on Channel 4. Prosecutor Reacts to Verdict, Part 1 District Attorney Henry Wade's spoke about his own doubt of his closing arguments and why he thought the defense's insanity excuse was weak. Prosecutor Reacts to Verdict, Part 2 District Attorney Henry Wade spoke about his thoughts on a conspiracy and why he didn't call witnesses who claimed to have seen Ruby and Oswald together.

+ Oswald's Exhumation

- Pathologists Conclude Oswald Buried Pathologists exhumed Lee Harvey Oswald in 1981 to make sure his body buried in his grave. Dental records confirmed it was him. British Author Explains His Suspicions The author who claimed Oswald's body was not in his grave explained his suspicions and described who he thought was buried there instead.

+ Conspiracies

- Hit Man Comments on Conspiracy Charles Harrelson is a convicted hit man and a name linked by conspiracy theorists to the JFK assassination. He talked to a reporter from behind bars. Arrest Records, Backyard Photos Discovered Two local researchers discovered important records in 1992, triggering a series of revelations about the JFK murder investigation. Backyard Photos Investigated A follow-up to the records discovery, FOX 4 interviewed the retired detective shown in the "backyard photos," and conspiracy author Jim Marrs. Backyard Photographer Located Reporter Richard Ray interviewed retired police detective Bob Brown, who was puzzled about some of what he saw in the newly-discovered arrest records of the so-called "well-dressed tramps." Brown Comments on Backyard Photos Reporter Richard Ray traveled to Oklahoma to interview Brown. Conspiracy author Jim Marrs weighed in, as well. Tramps' Arresting Officer Found Ray found an officer who helped arrest the so-called "well-dressed tramps." Marvin Wise explained seeming inconsistencies in the newly-discovered arrest records. Chauncey Holt Found Ray traveled to San Diego to find a man who claims to be one of the three tramps. Chauncey Holt Exposed Ray brought convicted criminal Chancey Holt back from San Diego to Dallas to examine his claims of being one of the tramps. Officer Accused of Assassination Richard Ray examined the strange story of Dallas police officer Roscoe White. His son claimed White was an assassin. Roscoe White Accused, Part 2 Is there evidence of conspiracy or coincidence? Was White's death an accident or murder?