now, now, now, now, now, now, he heard the first gunshot. he realized the president had been hit. i saw him react and saw him do this. he went like this and then he started to crawl. three shots totaled were fired. >> he came out and i got up on the top of the car and made up on the top and the trump meets the back seat. >> she didn't want to see the condition. >> it was terrible. >> and i took off my seatbelt and she let go immediately. >> soon after client was on the

phone with robert kennedy, the president's brother. >> he said how bad is it? >> he had no idea. so, i didn't want to tell him that his brother was dead. so, i said, it's as bad as it can get. and that with he just hung up the phone. >> client stayed on as mrs. kennedy detailed the year after the assassination. >> watching the two kids without a fire and knowing we were supposed to keep the father alive and didn't do it. it just ate me up. >> he fell into a depression drinking and pulled himself out of it years later. he realized what that did to him. it wasn't until years later that he was writing a book about president kennedy and he opened up and started to heal.

>> he was always looking down and he started standing up straighter after looking it down. and that confidence returned. >> i'm indebted together. >> the two wrote three books together and she pushed him to move to marin in 2012. >> life is good, but when this day comes every year, it's a time for clint to reflect. >> it changed everything. i called it the end of the age of innocence. >> he's 87 years old. you wouldn't know it looking at him. he's been retired since 1975. his books include a tribute to jacquelyn kennedy who he calls mrs. kennedy and his time protecting five presidents. that's amazing. >> looking at 87 and still sharp, having a good memory. tesla revealed a cyber truck that fell short of one

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. wary new at noon, chopper 5 over east palo alto. they're testing self-driving cars. the testing site has intersections merges and traffic lights and other road configurations for cars to maneuver. tesla showed its latest creation at the los angeles auto show. it's a cyber truck, features ultra hard stainless steel and nonbreaking glass. >> it didn't go as planned. >> oh, my, maybe that was a little too hard. it didn't go through. >> that's the plus side.

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at 62 in concord. oakland you're at 58, livermore 63 and santa rosa coming in at 62. we'll see the sun as we go through the rest of the friday, mild and seasonal daytime highs as we head through the afternoon. a slight warmup looking ahead to the weekend and rain returning next week. it's been a long time for sure and i'll show you this in a moment. taking through the rest of the day on futurecast, taking you hour by hour and you can see mostly sunny skies and tomorrow morning, another chilly start, maybe even a little chillier to start off and you'll see a little warmer on saturday and sunday. bring it, fast forward to next week, we're looking at an upper level colder system, that will bring widespread rain beginning tuesday and snow up d that low sticks around for us. a wet day wednesday and this

low could linger even into thursday for thanksgiving. so, we're watching that very closely for you. but, changes re next week. our sunset at 4:54 and sunrise at 6:58 tomorrow morning. mid-60s in concord and san jose and oakland. if you're headed out to the lighting ceremony, great weather, clear skies, upper 50s, don't forget the jacket and the big game, stanford taking on cal, 1:00 p.m. for kick off, sunny and mild in the mid-60s. here we go with the extended forecast. it's warming up for the weekend. we could see offshore winds up in the hills on monday. there we go with the return of the rain, tuesday, wednesday and likely on thursday for thanksgiving. well, today parts of the bay area are getting into holiday spirit, the annual tree

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