jacqueline? >> the biggest was a 3.3 magnitude just south-east of oakland at 4: 47 just east of hayward fault line. they're rather unusual death according to the usgs it was fairly deep at 9.5 mi.. also at 2.3 magnitude this afternoon. the two magnitude-three magnitude. the two are often not felt. and also, no damage reported. we have more from the usgs. >> i was dismissing some glasses and i felt something shake. and i thought that maybe it was something from upstairs. >>pam: the unique nature was that it was 9 mi. deep as jacqueline mentioned. you can see the seismograph reading. if we spoke with somebody an expert. >> the maximum intensity locally will be less because it is deep. hop on the other hand keystone is roughly equal intensity will be more broad because there is more area that is roughly the same distance from the earthquake. the focus from the earthquake. the probability of this group leading to other earthquakes is small. is not actually zero. but it is still overly small. >>pam: l

jacqueline? are you safe?'re talking to a five- fifth grade teacher----the writers have sold out the back to back games the raiders.. are the back? the crowd is going to be rocking. richard seymour, defense telamon that they have to stop tom brady. seymour is old maids. and we even have dramatic music. seymour and old mates- >> we want to follow up nexfrom last week. that is our ultimate goal against new england. i just want to get the raiders rocking again. >> even you are going to be excited? >> yes. >> the 49ers abandoned youngstown. >> i thought something could have happened. it is good. >> the 49ers have been the scene in youngstown, jesuhalf michael sthe 49ers want us to tell you that watching 77 is courtesy of 49ers. speaking of the 49ers? we've teamed up for the high- school football coach of the week. charlie from homestead high school is the winner of $1,000. and the opportunity to appear on kron. charlie, where were you? >> driving and it was a dicey. we are going to talk to the sports coach oh, i s

jacqueline ordered they be kept under seal by the kennedy library until after her death. now, they will be part of a new book being released on wednesday. they gave us an intimate look at some of the most intense moments during kennedy's presidency. listen to what she said during the cuban missile. >> i said please, don't go away -- >> even if you live in a bombshell in the white house, please -- >>> jacqueline says the time in the white house was the happiest years. >>> diane sawyer will host a prime time two-hour special of jacqueline kennedy in her own words. it airs from 9:00 to 11:00 right here on abc7. >> in november, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will sit down with her first interview since a gunman shot her. giffords seen in an emotional part during a budget battle. that interview will coincide with the couple's memoir, gabby a story of courage and hope. she was shot in the head and recovering from brain injuries. interview will air right here on abc7. >> got to listen to the details on the forecast. >> we'll talk about a warming trend after we look out

and by the way, that is how she pronounced her name, jacqueline. we think these tapes are surprising. and as you're about to see, a portrait of a young person who thinks she is one kind of person only to discover she is another. and they are also a story of someone who is a hisness to history and making history herself. a first lady deciding her country would lay cultural claim to the american century. so, now, it is time to begin. after all these years, jacqueline kennedy, ready to tell us who she really was. the setting is her house in washington, where she liveded for a few months after moving out of the white house. her living room with its pail yellow chairs and favorite pictures on the bookshelves. caroline, age 6, john, age 3, can be heard in the background. there are ice cubes in a glass. a match lights up her cigarette. and the time capsule begins to open. we see them again, the young couple who once held the promise of a brand new century. a young man filled with nerve and swagger. his luminous wife, lit by the sun, unaware they are racin

>>jacqueline: fog coming back. for this evening. to the coast temperatures remain on the cooler side. 50s through mountain view. 70's inland, and 70 degrees on the mark in the san jose 72 degrees in los gatos 71 degrees in mountain view. gusting winds. especially in places like fairfield. 25 m.p.h.. s f o, and we are going to continue to see breezy conditions throughout 9:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. tomorrow dense fog returning with a rebound on temperatures. we will see less fog each day. gradually, less fog with warmer conditions for the weekend that will continue into next week. details on that coming up. we will be back, after this. >> of house speaker john been laid out his plans. to john boehner-- >> he says the plan comes up short from the president. >> republicans are going to look for common ground. john boehner makes it clear that he does not like what the president is promoting. >> let us be honest. present proposals are a poor soaps to toot for the growth policies to require removing barriers through america and putting america b

i used to live in los angeles. >> jacqueline?u say it in spanish you would pronounced the j e s and j 'as an h', and manye called it or referred to it as tj. >>pam: go with tj! >> we would love to speak with our audience. we're so interactive it is killing me claugh[laughter]--it is hey fre. hey gary, will come back we've been asking you this question how or the 49ers going to do this year? >> si no that is a friend. i think they are going to win 6 and lose 10. i like everybody else i am taking a semi-issue greeted guests. because i am not a quarterback it is difficult for me to believe that they can win more. i'm going 6-10. no. 2. >> hey, gary chemicals recover now the peyton manning is gone? >> hey gary-- >> i do not think so but he is probably coaching in the sense that he has been their roughly 15 years. and he is more than just a great player he is the entire franchise. i do not see indianapolis making the playoffs. member 3. >> hey gary, is it over for the giants? >> i am sure that she has just been waiting for you to get

never before heard tapes of jacqueline kennedy, the private reflections and dramatic take on the greatest emergency of her husband's presidency. >> i just want to be with you and i want to die with you and the children do too. >> tonight hear her words for the first time. >>> plus, miracle babies. bundles of cuddly joy may be the last hope for their species but they're not born by chance. we'll show you how science is lending nature a hand. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran and we begin tonight with "spongebob squarepants." the wildly popular nickelodeon cartoon. why? well, it turns out a new study by child psychologists suggests the cheerful little sponge could threaten your child's development. the psychologists set out to measure how the cartoon affects cognitive capability and impulse control of those who watch it. neal karlinsky tells us what it discovered and what nickelodeon has to say about it ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea spongebob squarepants ♪ >> reporter: until now everyone's favorite nonsensical sponge who lives under the sea has had only one main enemy, plankton,

jacqueline ordered they be kept under seal by the kennedy library until after her death. now, they will be part of a new book being released on wednesday. they gave us an intimate look at some of the most intense moments during kennedy's presidency. listen to what she said during the cuban missile. >> i said please, don't go away -- >> even if you live in a bombshell in the white house, please -- >>> jacqueline says the time in the white house was the happiest years. >>> diane sawyer will host a prime time two-hour special of jacqueline kennedy in her own words. it airs from 9:00 to 11:00 right here on abc7. >> in november, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will sit down with her first interview since a gunman shot her. giffords seen in an emotional part during a budget battle. that interview will coincide with the couple's memoir, gabby a story of courage and hope. she was shot in the head and recovering from brain injuries. interview will air right here on abc7. >> got to listen to the details on the forecast. >> we'll talk about a warming trend after we look out

>>jacqueline: a live look outside from our mount pam cam this afternoon. sunny skies all over the bay. warming. and to the south bay, and closer to the coast some sea breezes. we are expecting those to cut off today but that will not be the case, tomorrow. currently, upper 80s. in the south bay, 70's to los gatos, 70's and richmond, hayward, 81 degrees in fremont. as the go towards tomorrow, mild. upper 50s, low 60s for the most part. look at this quick warm up. temperatures reaching the 90's in fairfield, livermore. upper 80s in san jose. this particular computer model puts a lot of 90's out there tomorrow. a bit aggressive i do not think we're going to get this war but it certainly going to be warmer. neighborhood by neighborhood coming up in just a bit. perhaps one not get that warm-- >>pam: moammar gaddafi still in hiding and releasing another audio statement saying that he is not a coward. insisting that the rebels do not be trusted. he is requesting people to attack the rebels. >> now, this man has been formally charged with the murder of a woman in

el coordinador de la boda religiosa de jacqueline bracamontes nos cuenta cÓmo van los preparativos ener impacto >> se levanto el jumper le metio la mano en el short y le reviso los senos. >> es el reclamo de una madre indignada porque asegura que su hija fue ultrajada en la escuela. varios alumnos fueron obligados a desnudarse frente a su maestro. >> bienvenidos a primer impacto. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. mÁs adelante tenemos la historia de unos niÑos que fueron obligados a quitarse la ropa frente a sus maestros. >> pero comenzamos con un sangriento ataque que ocurriÓ a plena luz del dia. lo pueden ver en el video donde el pistolero abriÓ fuego contra un adolescente a las afueras de un restaurante de comida rapida. >> un cruel castigo recibiÓ un presunto ladrÓn en pero cuando le prendieron fuego por ser atrasado robando una bicicleta. la violencia sigue reinando las calles de chile. cientos de estudiantes salieron a protestar y piden mejoras en la educaciÓn. una rutina que se ha repetido a diario desde junio. >> testificÓ en juicio contra conrad murray uno de los guardaespaldas de

ininhose newly unearthed tapes heard for the first time tonight, jacqueline kennedy tells the inside story of the love affair with her husband, the president. >> life with him was always so fast. but it isn't until you look back that you see what happened when. >> tonight, a a ane sawyer special report. >>> plus, jackson family secrets. michael jackson's brother jermaine finally tells his side of the family story. from his secret plan for smuggling the star out of the country to his touching tribute at michael's funeral. ♪ smile though your heart is aching ♪ >>> and, the hero gene? an incredible bystander rescue. but it's hardly the first. so, what is it about some humans that make them capable of super-human action? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline."" september 13th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with an abc news exclusive. a unique look inside camelot. the story as told by the first lady about her husband, the president. the details are in those

>> i am the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris and i enjoyed it. >> reporter: in private she called de gaulle an egomaniac and martin luther king, jr., a phony. at the time, fbi director j. edgar hoover was trying to incite divisions between the kennedys and dr. king saying he was overheard on wiretaps making crude comments about jackie kennedy kissing her husband's casket on the day of the funeral. and she talks about politics. >> in politics, things do change quickly. jack would never -- he would often say that. never get in anything so deep that you have lost all chance of conciliation. >> reporter: the book's most poignant moments are about family. a 3-year-old john, jr., is asked what happened to your father. he answers, he's gone to heaven. and jackie, at the height of the cuban missile crisis, described pleading with her husband not to evacuate the family to camp david, telling him she wants to die with him rather than live without him. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, we'll remember two names from hollywood tonight. >>> on the campaign

>>jacqueline: a live look from our downtown san francisco that is fog.ight now the fog was not expected to expect to return. it was supposed to stay near rmonterey but it did not it surged up. now, post and locations and coastal areas are cooling down. the extreme inland areas are still very warm with 97 degrees in antioch. taking a look of our tentative high temperatures. 73 instances, 83 degrees in hayward. 89 degrees in san jose. 76 and oakland. very close to the forecast high. we fell short just a few degrees but still live with not seen that fog? temperatures would of gotten to the high east. right on the market 83 degrees in hayward and fairfield and 97 degrees. just one to three below the record. tuned livermore. still warm weather coming up with your full forecast. we will be right back >>pam: and down. stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> this man on market street in san francisco that says " may i please have some pot to get me stoned tanks " >> short in not somebody gives them a hand full of marijuana. you have to love san franc

>>pam: jacqueline?y all day today but the fog came back along the coast. we will see that again tomorrow. clearing into the 10:00 a.m. our cooler because of that fog moving again. it will return again on sunday. let us take a look at the fog for tomorrow. how far it will make its way? they in north bay, east bay, the peninsula, 8:00 a.m. you can see it is scaling back to the coast by noon. breaks along the coast tomorrow but it is going to be cool on the coast. warm, for the inland valleys. a little bit cooler press and. warmer weather will resume tuesday as the fault goes back to the coast. back into the '90s. >>pam: will there be any storms? >> no. >>pam: when will see you 11:00 p.m. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] a question already! my mom says cable can't bundle cell p

>>jacqueline: more warmer weather. no fog. a cool down coming up.forecast coming up in a few minutes. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] >> wildfires continue to burn across the country in northern texas. hot, dry. those hot, dry conditions are battling in 6,200 a. fire. 50 mi. west of dallas were 40 homes destroyed. you can see the charred remains. firefighters are saying that this is 50% contained. >>pam: in oklahoma raging wildfires in northeast oklahoma city. cruz distinguished hot blazes with two different wildfires whipped 1600 square miles scorched. evacuation's, street closures and dozens of people without a place to live. >>jacqueline: we saw very minimal fog out there today. tomorrow, virtually fog-free. some patchy fog along the coast. continuing until 6:00 a.m. and the fog tracker keeps that offshore i think bo

>>jacqueline: sunny skies.or most of the of the satellite first, temperatures. 65 in oakland will stay in the 60s this evening. right now, upper 50s expected for tomorrow morning. upper 70's and oakland tomorrow afternoon. current temperatures, inland valleys are looking cooler. from the low-mid upper 80s depending on where you are. 85 in fairfield, and comfortable in the south bay with temperatures in the 70's. 74 in san jose. '60s and '70s for the bayshore and the coastline. a little bit cooler with the fog. the fog will continue to peel off shore. a sliver still near the san francisco bay, and less fog expected overnight with warmer temperatures tomorrow. let us take a look at the weather headlines for tonight and into tomorrow. coastal fog. minimal. we will see warmer conditions with 5, 15 degrees warmer tomorrow. the warm-up will be noticeable in the valleys. details on the warmer temperatures coming up in just a bit. >>pam: news from the bay area today the on ramp to interstate 280 is back open at your ha

>>> jacqueline kennedy. those stunning new tapes. she reveals how a girl who loved books and privacy became america's not so secret weapon. the political liability who found her voice. >>> and the kindness of strangers. good samaritans brave a fiery crash, linking arms to lift a nearly two-ton car, risking their lives to save a stranger. >>> good evening. we begin with homeland security and the power of your outrage. we have all seen the videos of young children being subjected to personal pat-downs by tsa agents. well, tonight, officials have heard the public outcry that enough is enough and they are rolling out new security rules for children under 12. abc's sharyn alfonsi tells us about the changes. >> reporter: it was viral videos like this -- >> i don't want to -- >> reporter: a 6-year-old getting patted down, that made legions of passengers call the tsa screening method plain crazy. and now, big changes. >> we have been piloting also programs to deal with children under the age of 12, with respect totoot only taking off their s

is that a reasonable summary of the jacqueline kennedy tapes?y disagree with maureen on some things and i sure don't here. i think that's right. one of the things that really is a surprise about this book is that she had so many different opinions about people, very strong ones. pro and con. that we had a little bit of a hint of. but i think the surprise is that these things had political impact. before this book, i think you would not have put jacque kennedy among the key political figures of the kennedy administration. she did a lot more historical preservation and certainly a lot for culture in the white house. but you see the number of opinions that she had about people who worked for john kennedy. she even talks about urging of the president to fire his secretary of state dean rusk. he says, well, i can't because he has nowhere to go, he burned his bridges with the rockefeller foundation which is where he used to be. she said, couldn't you find something for him so you can get rid of him? kennedy, according to her, was resolved to let rusk

. >>> jacqueline kennedy. the hihioric tapes, locked away for almost 50 years, revealing the private woman who changed american history. >>> and ten years later. the 9/11 babies who lost their dads, reminding us to celebrate love and life. our "persons of the week." >>> good evening to you. we are a nation coming together tonight to remember 9/11, ten years ago, and to stand sentry on the new threat that has been leveled against the united states. as the clock runs down to the anniversary on sunday, police, national guard, bomb-sniffing dogs are all out in force in new york and washington, d.c. intelligence officials are pouring over the names on flights from abroad. and abc news has learned new details on this terror threat. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross has been talking to intelligence officials all day and he is standing at one of the many police checkpoints all over this city tonight. brian? >> reporter: good evening, diane. abc news has, in fact, learned new details of the source of t

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>>jacqueline: our big weather story. the chances for storms in the south bay.lley cooling. this table and of the storm could possibly click the north bay. the satellite and radar showing that this continued slow progression from the north bay to the south bait with light rain. tomorrow afternoon a warming inland. the reason los gatos. 70's and 80's for the bayshore. 90's through the delta, the concord, temperatures in the 80s in san francisco. hong a 30 percent chance of light rain. with the tail and trekking towards northern california. warmer conditions expected tuesday and wednesday. >> now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> welcome to american canyon in the north bay. the american canyon police department. this person was right in front of the officer. eric >> do you have a california driver's license. >> do you have a perfect tonight on kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. i will ride with the officers from the american the kenyan police department that is also a former oakland raiders tight end offic >> mark zuckerberg irked at the annual de

>>jacqueline: 80s inland. the north bay, 70's. 74 in san rafael.aking a look at your extended forecast breezy, cool. sunday, cloudy, cool, rain chances. but next week conditions will be warm up warming up and calm >> i am out here at the winery with a guy ferrere! the 25th annual charity music festival. 25 years your been raising money for great charities in the bay-area and veterans. >> who would have thought? 5000 of our closest friends and offer charity a great cause. with children's charities over northern california food bank, a relative food bank, the cecil and glide with 3000 meals on tap for the homeless in san francisco. >> reporter: a charity event tonight for a coke. how did they get you to get to " this year? >> finally pages said give me the date to put me on the calendar. all of a sudden that it was here on my calendar! sold out! >> we were almost sold out. >> for the concert tickets available. the dinner is available with great items with organic sonoma county products, lamb and recipes from my cookbook ahead it is starstruck, and in

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we called her jackikior jacqueli jacqueline. but her name was jacqueline. these are her tames.her her name back. i think people will be stunned when they hear her. she is a brilliant, funny, and at times unsparing observer of human nature and human foible. >> how did the interviews come about? >> she decided to make them for histo history, for an oral history project. four months after his assassination. she still has his life and their marriage fresh in her heart. and you'll hear all of that in her voice, too. >> and it is. when you hear her voice, you get a glimpse of what life was like in the white house. >> we're used to seeing the glamorous jacqueline kennedy. this is like sitting on a so fa with her, and having her tell us, for instance, when advisers had to go in and use his bathroom. you can listen to the tape. >> okay. he would get up at quarter to 8:00, reading 50 morning papers. i always thought it was so funun for people who used his bathroom. the men could use after dinner. all along the tub were all the little floating animals, ducks, and pink pigs and things. you

>>jacqueline: a lot going on in. big changes. going to be more extensive tomorrow morning and the thunderstorms possible in the south. temperatures will remain quite warm inland. as we go towards sunday fog, cooler conditions and sunday the chance of rain. temperatures omi east. temperatures around the bay with 80s and 90s in the south bay. still 90s inland. hot inland. with 94 in fairfield 80s for the no. 3 spots. a look at your extended forecast with the chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. mainly in the evening. it is going to be well into the south it might not even make it into san jose but be aware, dry lightning and even rainfall on saturday and sunday temperatures will be falling. even the possibility of a clip of the storm but very light. as we go towards next week comber conditions with warmer weather on tuesday. >> coming up the north bay with the american canyon police department as we search for people behaving badly. >> know your stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> now. >> 37 and climbing. >> the city o

what was jacqueline kennedy's favorite photo with her husband? her daughter caroline opens the family album. >>> candid camera. a hilarious and touching love story, by some computer novices who don't know the camera is rolling. >> i don't know how to do it. ♪ hello my darling ♪ hello my baby >>> good evening to you. we begin tonight with the white house on the hot seat over a story we broke right here on abc news. did a half billion dollars of your taxpayer money go to a company certain to fail? and why? members of congress called the white house on the carpet today and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross, who broke the story, tells us those new twists today. >> reporter: more than $500 million dollars in taxpayer money was given to the now bankrupt company, and no one is taking responsibility for it today. >> you tell me what you're going to tell the taxpayers. >> reporter: administration officials in front of congress dodged tough questions about solyndra, saying such problems can be expected with start-up companies and that no o

>>> this is "world news," and tonight she speaks, the jacqueline kennedy tapes, the witness to history who ended up making history herself. >>> a young wife in a missile crisis. the pledge she gives her husband that she and her children will die with him. >>> healthy living. women with a family history of breast cancer now getting the disease earlier than theirir mothers did. what could be the reason? and what do you do? >>> and spongebob surprise. does the guy in the square pants waddle veryoung brains in less than ten minutes? the little cartoon at the center of a very serious debate. >>> good evening and a good new week to you. we begin tonight with the tapes everyone is talking about, jacqueline kennedy, the world's most famous and mysterious first lady, the woman who retreated into silence refusing interviews left behind 8 1/2 hours of audiotape recorded right after her husband's assassination. and tomorrow only on abc news, a two-hour prime time event with video released to us by the kennedy family. the family also issuing a book about what she revealed. but tonight we begin with

the new book, "jacqueline kennedy: historic conversations on life with john f. includes never-before-heard audio recordings of interviews conducted with the former first lady in 1964, shortly after her husband's assassination. the tapes were released by daughter caroline kennedy in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the kennedy administration. presidential historian and regular newshour guest michael beschloss edited and annotated the book, and he joins us now. michael, it was a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at life with j.f.k., life in the white house, and the life and times of the kennedy administration. what do you know now? what's the most important thing you know now that you didn't know before? >> well, the biggest thing, if we had talked a year ago before i read this thing i would have said jacqueline kennedy was a major figure in j.f.k.'s wife, and kennedy's washington did a lot for historic preservation, restored the white house, substituted the case, perhaps, the dwight eisenhower who had people like fred warring and the pennsylvanians play

. ♪ >>jacqueline: high temperatures for cooler.or the most part especially inland. 70's. 80s in antioch. close to the coast a bit warmer with breaks of sunshine earlier. 64 and oakland, 77 in san jose. the changes over the last 24 hours warmer close to the coast. however the five decree cool down in livermore. as to go towards tomorrow dense fog with the temperatures are going to warm-up into the afternoon red chili warmer temperatures. this warming trend will continue next week. >> there seems to be a large number of guns for the youth in oakland. >> the news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started the incredible spike in crime in oakland and with the police are doing about it. >> how safe is the apple juice that you give your children? j.r. stone. coming up. >> and petaluma a camera lens fell out of the sky. we will have the bizarre details coming up on kron 4 news. >> jeff bush in san francisco a new texting service makes it easy to find parking. how this comes to your old phone. >> f*onstar, with your new technology. coming to mor

>>jacqueline: take a look. the wind gusting into the teen's for most of the bay area.the low later. 22 m.p.h. and livermore. much cooler with places like livermore. today was 101, tomorrow, is only expected at 80. '70s in the san jose, 80s in los gatos, morgan hill. 70's for the north bay. low 80s for concord and fairfield. your extended forecast with big changes. cooler weather, windy conditions and rain showers for mainly the north bay. as we head into next week conditions will improve with a dry out, a warm- up and temperatures back into the 90s inland. ♪ >>gary: good evening, everybody and they're hoping to keep the hope alive. 1-1 = san francisco and arizona in the eighth e inning. tonight, things going their way with greg striking out zimmerman. watching lincecum, the 16th victory this season. the chase in the playoffs. if they happen to lose this. arizona will knock them out. giants 4 behind. pennington pending tonight's outcome. and they have lost some ground. >> high school football a big deal in certain circles. tonight, with five national titles. st. thomas

>>jacqueline: details on your cooler weekend forecast jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha!y. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. # just $29 a month for 6 months. >> this just in to the kron 4 news network. now, two months and people are without power in the southern california and parts of arizona to million people--this is video. 2 million people the gridlock san diego gas and electric believe the outage was reported by a system breakdown. they are assuring that it has nothing to do with the terror attack. there is an unconfirmed but mentioning york and washington d.c. but they hit have but that this is nothing to do with the systematic problem. --nothing with a terrorist impact it is just a systematic problem. oakland has to do for in southwest flights have been cancelled. san diego has also flights canceled. southwest flights. this nuclear power plant in the southern california has also been shut down. that is protocol. when there

>>> jacqueline kennedy. now that the world has heard the tapes sealed for almost 50 years, caroline kennedy joins us live. talking for the first time about whaterer motother really though about being first lady, living in the white house, and what she called the poison of the presidency. >>> facebook fight club. the mom accused of goading her 12-year-old daughter into a bare-knuckled brawl. egging her on to settle a score with another kid, all posted online. she's speaking out this morning. >>> miracle babies. conjoined twins attached at the hip. now, the brand-new video showing them just before they were separated. how these infants beat the odds in a life-or-death surgery. >>> good morning, everyone. >>> good morning, everyone. i love hearing you go, ah. >> seeing those babies, just makes you smile this morning. >> it really does. the surgery to separate those twins took 13 hours in that memphis hospital. we have incredible behind-the-scenes footage. mom, adrian, watching joshua and jacob right before the

kennedy, and arthur schlesinger called "jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with johnkennedy." please welcome back to the program, caroline kennedy. ( applause ) so nice to see you again. >> you, too. >> jon: thanks for coming. it's transcripts. i read an awful lot of historical nonfiction on the show because i don't want or have a life. but... ( laughter ) >> that was clear from earlier. ( laughter ). >> jon: you should see what our prop people had to go through today. this truly is one of the most remarkable pieces of history i've-- i've ever read, i've ever been engaged with. it's-- it's so human to hear-- i can't imagine what it's like for you-- tell me-- to hear your mother-- four months after your farther's passing discussing it with this historian. >> well, i think for me it's quite familiar because i know her, and so it's just nice to be able to feel sort of a connection with her in the way she sought world again. but i am really struck by how much courage it took for her to do this and how much-- how complex and interesting it is, and it really brings a whole

the recordings are part of a new book, jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy. we bought a copy last week, and tonight we hear more about how she felt about her husband, her family during a very scary time. our report again from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: they appeared to be a storybook couple from their marriage 58 years ago this week. >> you're pretty much in love with him, aren't you? >> oh, no. i said no, didn't i? >> yes, you did. you want to do it again? >> reporter: she described herself as a victorian wife. from the election campaign to the white house as a young family. at work and at play, she called the white house years the happiest in her life. before the tragedy and scandals, it was that brief shining moment she later called camelot, frozen in memory and brought back to life in her conversations with arthur schlesinger, jr. in 1964. daughter caroline says her mother was still in extreme grief at the time, less than four months after the assassination. on march 2nd, john jr. wandered into the room. >> john, what happened to your f