an eyewitness to the assassination of robert f. kennedy insists she heard two guns firing on that day in 1968 and quite sure there was a second shooter. nina rhoades-hughes said there was another shooter, she insists she heard more than a dozen shots but claims police altered her account. >> what has to come out is that there was another shooter to my right, and robert kennedy was also to my right with sir han sir han was straight to my left, standing on some steel raised platform, and there were two shooters. >> the 68-year-old sir j han is serving a life sentence in los angeles. he's asking to be released, retried or granted a new hearing based on rhodes-hughes comment there was another shooter. >>> surface-to-air missiles could be on top of a complex, everyone received leaflets informing there could be ten soldiers positioned on their roof for up to two months. it is in the bow section of london, two miles from the olympic stadium. britain confirms more than 13,000 troops have been deployed at land, sea and fare to help police and body

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. >> 5:45 and a woman who witnessed robert kennedy's assassination says there was more than one gunman. she told cnn she heard two guns being fired when kennedy was shot in a los angeles hotel in 1968. she said she heard ump to 14 shots but f. pwfpltb.i. act the -- agents altered her account. sirhan sirhan is serving a life sentence. this week marks the one-year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. forces. officials say bin laden's old team is all but dismantled but new branches of al qaeda are hitting western targets and u.s. allies overseas. they say the leaders still dream of pay back for the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> we are concerned about them

. >> what has to come out, there was another shooter to my right, and robert kennedy was also to my right where sirhan sirhan was almost straight ahead and a tad to my left standing on some steel raised platform. there were two shooters. >> the 68-year-old sirhan is serving a life sentence. the u.s. district court in los angeles is about to rule on his request to be released, retried based on part on the claim that there was a second shooter that day. >>> there are new rules for secret service agents. it prohibits them from visiting nonreputable establishments or bringing foreign nationals to their owe tehotel rooms. alcohol will be banned within ten hours of work. aren't these rules already?

it has been almost 48 years since robert f. kennedy was assassinated while campaigning in california. now as a federal court gets ready to review a challenge to the conviction... witnesses there was a second gunman. 78 year-old says she heard two guns firing... and says her testimony was altered in a cover-up. he testified at his trial in 1969 that he killed kennedy. he later recanted his confession and now wants the new witness testimony to be heard. >> missiles could be placed in a crowded london neighborhood during the summer olympic games. the british ministry of defense and distributed leaflets to the densely populated neighborhood in east london. they notify residents of the possibility that surface to air missiles could be placed on a water tower there. a ministry official says it is part of an air security plan for the olympics. the plan also includes fast jets and helicopters to protect a london airspace during the games. >> it is a low-key first wedding anniversary for the duke and duchess of cambridge. prince william indicat

. >> this is really a book not just about liyndon johnson, but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities, particularly robert, i guess, and it's a very complicated story. that i don't think people know, of two very complicated people and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson and i had to really go into that and try to explain it it's part of the story all the way through the end of johnson's presidency. that's done. and i suppose con logically at the moment, johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. that's sort where haof where i' now. >> watch the rest of this interview online at the cspan video library and watch for our upcoming interview on sunday, may 6th. >>> the george w. bush institute held a -- in new york city. this panel on taxing the energy industry in capital mafrkt markets includinging former commerce secretary, don evans, a former white house associate budget director and moderator, rich carlgard. this is an hour.

the assassination of robert f. kennedy. but now there's a new account of what happened that night in 1968. as you know, sirhan sirhan was sentenced to life as the lone shooter, but his attorneys are hoping for a new trial. among the evidence they may present is the story told by nina roads hughes. that's her on the left with robert f. kennedy. she was there at the ambassador hotel the night kennedy was shot. and in an exclusive interview with cnn, she says there's part of the story that the fbi has ignored all of these years. listen to this. >> there were more than eight shots. and interesting that you read whatever the fbi issued, everybody said eight shots. not! i wish there were some recordings of me that night. i know i did give an interview to someone with a microphone, where i said, there were at least 12, maybe 14, and i know there was, because i heard the rhythm in my head. you know, and i know with the first two or three shots, with i wasn't aware, as i said, i thought they were flash bulbs. what has to come out is

. >> this is really a book not just about lyndon johnson but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities, particularly robert, i guess. and it's a very complicated story. i don't think people know of two very complicated people. and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. and i had to really go into that and try explain it. it's part of the story all the way through the end of johnson's presidency. that's done and i suppose chronologically at the moment johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. and that's sort of in one way where i'm up to now. >> watch of the rest of this interview and other appearances by robert caro online at the c-span video rye braer and watch for our upcoming q&a interview with robert caro on sunday, may 6th. now more from the annual aviation industry summit with delta airlines ceo richard anderson. he discussed the future of the aviation industry, competitiveness and consolidation within the airlines and offered options on how the industry could create more jobs in the future. this is half an hour. >> thank you, carol. it's my

. >> this is really a book not just about lyndon johnson but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities particularly robert. and thest a very complicated story. but i don't think people know of two very complicated people and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. and i had to really go into that and try to explain it. it is part of the story all the way through the end of jok's presidency. that's done and i suppose chronologically at the moment johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. and that's sort of in one way we're up to now. >> watch the rest of this interview and other appearances by robert caro online at the c-span video library. and watch for our upcoming q and a interview with him on sunday, may 6th. the official at the center of the latest general services administration scandal is expected to remain silent. jeff neely heads the pacific rim office. he's been put on administrative leave. mr. neely orgdsed an october 2010 las vegas gsa conference with expenses of that topping $800,000. you see the chair here about ready to take his seat a

. >> this is really a book not just about lyndon johnson but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities, particularly robert, i guess. and it's a very complicated story that i don't think people know of two very complicated people. and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. and i had to really go into that and try to explain it because it's part of the story all the way through the end of johnson's presidency. that's done. and i suppose chronologically at the moment johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. and that's sort of, you know, one way up to now. >> watch the rest of this interview and other appearances by robert caro online at the c-span video library. and watch for our upcoming "q&a" interview with robert caro on sunday, may 6th. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice talks about the u.s. leadership role in the world. she examines u.s. foreign policies with countries such as iran, iraq, and china. she also touches on domestic issues such as the educational system and immigration reforms. this is about 55 minutes. >> good afternoon

. >> this is really a book not just about lyndon johnson but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities, particularly robert i guess. and it's a very complicated story that i don't think people know of two very complicated people. and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. and i had to really go into that and try to explain it because it's part of the story all the way through the end of johnson's presidency. that's done. and i suppose chronologically at the moment johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. and that's sort of in one way we're up to now. >> watch the rest of this and other appearances by robert caro online at the c-span video library. watch for our x and a interview with robert caro on sunday,

that's her on the left with robert kennedy there. she was there at the ambassador hotel the night kennedy was shot. in an exclusive interview with cnn she said there's part of the story that the fbi has ignored all these years. listen to this. >> there were more than eight shots. and interesting that you read whatever the fbi issued, everybody said eight shots. i wish there was some recordings of me that night, where i did give an interview to someone with a microphone when i said there were at least 12, maybe 14. and i know there was, because i heard the rhythm in my head. you know, and i know with the first two or three shots, i wasn't aware as i said, i thought were flash bulbs. what has to come out is there was another shooter to my right. and robert kennedy was also to my right where sirhan sirhan was, almost straight ahead. and to my left standing on some steel platform -- you know, raised platform. and that there were two shooters. it must come out and who they were. it must come out who the other shooter is, because there defi

y dc united recibe maÑana a las 7:30 de la noche en el estadio robert f. kennedye la misma confernecia del este. dc united ha estado entrenando para seguir perfeccionando las jugadas que hasta hoy le han dado resultado, vienen de golear 4-1 a red bulls, con chris pontius como el jugador mas valioso de la semana y con la mira de otra victoria contra el dynamo que viene de dos empates. dc es segundo y houston quinto en la conferencia del este. ahora vamos con fanny gutierrez y su segmento de entretenimiento...fanny.. adelante. gracias mario, amigos que bueno que llego el viernes... me gustaria comenzar el segmento con una invitacion a un evento gratuito y para esta misma noche... ?le gustaria saber que es la chanchona? ya para terminar... otro transbordador realizo hoy su vuelo final..pero en esta ocasion fue el enteprise que aterrizo hoy en nueva york. ..el transbordador despego del aeropuerto internacional dulles en virginia esta maÑana acoplado de un avion 747... el enterprise llego al aeropuerto robert f kennedy y sobrevolo lugares emblematicos como la estatua d

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and senator robert kennedy. these pictures were taken from the train as kennedy's body traveled cross-country after his death but 1968 was not all doom and gloom. laugh in was the number-one show on tv and johnny cash gave a performance at folsom prison. there are some interactive aspects, you can even go for your favorite presidential candidate and since the exhibit has moved from minnesota to oakland, robert f. kennedy has been in the lead >> 1968 impacts every living human being not to mention all those who gave their lives so that we can have the lives we have now >> the exhibit runs through august 19th. >> she is one of the most popular acts in country music, taylor swift, but she will be attending tomorrow night's awards alone. why the day she met through twitter had to cancel. >> a dream date to the country music awards for a teenage cancer patient will need to be postponed. 18 year-old kevin murphy is battling leukemia. his sister started a campaign to get taylors with to be his date to the prom in june.

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and senator robert kennedy. 1968 was not all doom and gloom.augh in was the no. 1 show on tv and johnny cash gave a performance at folsom prison. there are some interactive aspects to this exhibit and you could even vote for your favorite candidate and since the exhibit has move to oakland robert f. kennedy has been in the league >> 1968 in general impacts every living human being not to mention all those who gave their lives so we can have the lives we have now. >> the exhibit runs through august 19th. >> we have a little bit of rain and windy and a little bit of time that was peaceful >> it was a mixture of everything. the east bay even saw some hail earlier this evening. you can see rain in high- definition doppler radar so it will be scattered showers throughout the night. it looks like we have a cell moving into the south bay. you will need an umbrella by daybreak tomorrow it looks like it should clear. the rest of the bay area pretty much saw under 1 in.. for tonight we're keeping that chance of rain in the forecast in the overnight hours

>> well, first of all, we have with robert f. kennedy and the steve chicago, the robert f. kennedy foundation in the city of chicago, the nobel peace prize winners from around the world. i wanted the kitds to have this opportunity. as did the robert f. kennedy foundation, to speak and learn from people who stood up and made a difference for peace, made a difference for economic and social and political justice. >> take a short break. i want to come back, and i want you to put your teacher's hat on, to give a little school report on president obama. and also your ideas for how to keep america great. >> we are all very excited for rahm as he takes on a new challenge for which he is extraordinarily well qualified. but we're also losing an incomparable leader of our staff and one who we are going to miss very much. does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. there's another wa

. >> a witness to robert f. kennedy's murder chlamys two government -- gunmen were involved. it could lead to a new trial. the killer is sentenced to a life in prison. the woman said she told her to the fbi but agents changed it. >> this week marked the one-year 'sniversary of osama bin laden death.

. >>> a lady says she is certain there is was a second shooter on that fateful day that robert f. kennedy was assassinated. back moment. i'm walt gale,

. >> coming up on the show, bombshell revelation about the assassination of robert f. kennedy. a witness claims what she saw isn't what history ended up writing. >> and remember just last week, the state department declared the war on terror over? one senior official did well, our next guest the former senior advisor at the u.s. special command says that couldn't be further from the truth. what does he know that the administration doesn't? right back. i love cash back.

. >> still to come learn how a witness is raising new questions into the assassination of robert f. kennedy. >> i had a lot more material prepared but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. >> you can call him the comedian in chief. we will have more from the ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the vertical chair-climb. it's not an olympic sport, but it takes real effort and it takes a diaper that fits their every move. pampers

he invoked the memory of his father robert kennedy killed when he was so young. >> my father was taken. and i think that is certainly what makes me appreciate me being with my son. >> reporter: prosecutors say they're moving forward with the charges, in part because of this tape first obtained by news 4, which appears to show kennedy knocking a nurse to the ground. the nurses told news 4 exclusively they were trying to stop him because no baby leaves the maternity ward unless a doctor and parent sign the baby out. >> he brought his leg up and kicked me and i went flying through the air. >> reporter: kennedy is facing a misdemeanor child endangerment count and two violations. supporters of the nurses want tougher charges. >> it should be a felony charge. you know, because a nurse was hurt. the nurse was assaulted. >> reporter: but kennedy took aim at our reporting about the tape and his initial arrest. >> i may disagree with jonathan dienst or a few other people. i do not think a father holding his son is dangerous. in fact, i think the safest place my son can be is in my arms. >> repor

. ♪ ♪ >> a witness now raising new questions about robert f. kennedy's 1968 assassination. said she heard two guns firing the night kennedy was shot. she told the f.b.i. and heard 12 to 14 shots but the agents altered her account. sirhan sirhan was the only person charged and convicted and he is serving a legislative sentence. this is the one-year anniversary of killing of osama bin laden. his old team is all but dismantled they say. they say new branches are hitting western targets and allies overseas and al qaeda's leaders still dream of pay back for the raid that killed bin laden. >> we are considered about al qaeda which is located in yemen. they have demonstrated intent and capability to try to carry on attacks. >> counterterrorism experts say the anniversary as it approaches police departments will be on alert. he says there is no sign of any active revenge plot against u.s. targets. >> president obama getting support from former president bill clinton. last night clinton said mr. obama has beaten the clock with the economy recovering and

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." >>> a witness to the assassination of robert f. kennedyomes forward with new information in the 44-year-old case. she says there was a second shooter. you'll hear her account. that comes your way in ten minutes. >>> beefing your security for the 2012 olympic games. what do you do when your government says they might place missiles near your rooftop for anti-terrific measures? some londoners are getting that notice. "cnn newsroom" is back in two minutes. the next revolution in music is happening here. pandora rocks the big board. made with only milk... cream... a touch of sugar... and pure natural flavors. coffee-mate natural bliss. from nestle. add your flavor naturally. >>> checking our top stories now. >>> police in tucson, arizona, hoping this surveillance video will help them find a missing 6-year-old girl. the video she's group of people leaving a bar near the home of isabel celis on the night she disappeared. >>> police trying to figure out the cause of a deadly accident. seven people, including three people, were killed when their s

. >>> brand new details about the assassination of robert f. kennedy. a witness to the murder claims she heard two guns firing during the 1968 shootings and authorities changed her account of the crime. there is only one arhettsed and convicted in the shooting. they are set to rule on a request to be released or grant a new hearing based on the new evidence including the woman's first hand account. >>> an apartment building in london armed and ready for battle for the olympics. authorities saying they may put missiles on the roof of an apartment building two-miles from the olympic stadium. hundreds of people living there being warned it will be part of the air defenses for the olympics. it will only be used as a last resort if there are any terrorist threats. >>> a man in court today after being arrested for this. he's accused of slamming into two bicyclists with his car and taking ofl. the whole thing was caught on a helmet cam. look at this. >> ouch there. police were able to use the video to track the driver down. it turns out he had actually stoenl

. >> details about the assassination of robert f. kennedy. a witness tois murder claims she heard two guns firing during the 1968 shooting. not one and authorities changed her account in their official report. sirhan sirhan, the only person arrested, tried and convicted in kennedy's shooting currently seing a life sentence in california prison. the u.s. district court in los angeles now set to rule on a request by sirhan, he wants to be released or granted a new hearing based on the new evidence including the woman's first-hand account. >> and you no doubt remember this rare glimpse inside the situation room just a year ago during the navy seal team six on bin laden's compound. secretary of state hillary clinton poking some fun at her unforgettable shocking expression in the photo. >> that's the way i usually look when my husband drags me to an action movie. you know, what it conjures up is all the emotions that were running through my and every other person in that small group. it was just an extraordinary experience and a great privilege to

. >> robert kennedy had slipped in here one night. with him the next day and he came up and sat in the balcony. >> he stood on stage remembering his youth year. >> i have 15 james brown dance contests in this theater. -- i have won 5 contests. >> it is about memories and old friends. and now it's back. sam ford, abc 7 news. >> we have word late that the maryland winner of the mega millions jackpot has come forward. we do not know who the person is but we will know tomorrow morning in a news conference called by the lottery. it is one of three lucky winners who will split the record $656 million jackpot. stay tuned. >> maybe it is an aunt or uncle. we had wind gur 40siles per hour in some spots. here's a live look from the rooftop camera over reagan national airport. still gusty but the wind will diminish. we could still see an isolated shot or as the front moved through the area. 63 in brandywine. a gust up to 29 in burke. 69 and 53 today it measured at reagan national. spring has sprung a have not noticed. it 50's north and west of t

aboutt think people know these two complicated people, robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. the johnson presidency. chronologically, at the moment, johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act and that is where a up to now. >> wants the rest of this interview and other appearances online at the cspan video library and watch for our upcoming "q &a" debut on sunday may 6. studentcamr's competition as the students what part of the constitution was important to them and why. the third prize winners selected article 1. ♪ >> i have roots in iraq and iran has many beautiful cultures and many beautiful people. ♪ definitely, many people will get killed if a full-blown war is between the u.s. and iran. ♪ >> the president has given the ability to be commander-in-chief under the constitution. he is in complete control the military and civilian control the military was something the founders were interested in. they did not want the military controlling the government or rather the civilian leaders of the country being in control the military. the commander-in-chief power was important

as he invoked the memory of his father robert kennedy, killed when he was so young. >> my father was taken away from me when i was a baby. and i think that is certainly what makes me appreciate me being with my son. >> reporter: in january, a supervising nurse in the maternity ward at northern westchester hospital said the staff became concerned when they saw a man carrying his newborn, attempting to take him out of the hospital without proper authorization. security cameras show kennedy trying to get on an elevator. in an exclusive interview with nbc news, the nurses, anna margaret lane, and carrie luciano, said kennedy then attacked them. >> i wanted to make sure the baby was safe. and secure. and he brought his leg up and kicked me and i went flying through the air. >> reporter: according to the nurses, kennedy went down the stairs where he was stopped by security. kennedy says he was just trying to protect his son. he's been charged with endangering the welfare of a child, and physically harassing the nurses. supporters of the nurses want tougher charges. >> it should be a felony

the problem is that rusk, who had been so neglected and even ridiculed by the robert kennedy wing of the white house under jack kennedy, he had a resurgence under johnson. johnson felt he hadn't been taken seriously, and he felt rusk -- people who watched said his accent got more southern month by month when he was dealing with lyndon johnson. so, fulbright turned and saw the error of what we were doing and became one of the leading influential critics and it's at that point that lyndon johnson stopped talking about him as my secretary of state and started talking about him as precentor. >> you talk about the bundy brothers, in particular george bundy. it allows more of his brother william bundy. what was his role? >> william bundy was the older brother and it irritated him that he was oftentimes thought to be the younger brother because his position wasn't as eminent. this deck which brother? >> bill. she died months ago not long ago. >> he joined the cia in the early 50's and moved back-and-forth between the state department and the agency's. at the crucial moments, he was the ssc a

czechoslovakia and all of the things that are going on domestically including the assassinations of robert kennedy and martin luther king. let me turn now a little bit to the real essence and the substance. the book is wonderfully written, clear, crisp. this is not your standard bland official history that simply recounts the events. clifford and to my mind, persuasive judgments. they provide a more balanced critique than you are likely to find from left to right. like others who attempted to assess his record, he acknowledges his genius, especially the ability to analyze complex problems and the workings of labyrinthian operations like the pentagon. he is one of the few secretaries to come closer to mastering the process. it is interesting to speculate how his reputation might look had he been spared the burdens had he left office in 1965. history doesn't work that way of course. vietnam was thmcnamara's war. as it dominated his last years in office, for most of those years, he writes powerfully filled the role of deputy commander in chief to the president and played a key part to go to war on ho

after several years of radicalization, es calization of the vietnam war, the assassination of robert kennedy, after the campus burn, after several years of radicalization, at berkeley you are up to one-third of students engaged in protests. we can go to columbia university, most noted for the 1968 takeover by sds, campus buildings by the afro student sewed, here we find a few interesting things. roughly 500 students, actively involved in any type of sit-in or engagement. most of the other people were not students. they were people from outside the community. i will not use the word outside agitators, since that was the word of the forces of law and order, but suffice to say you are really only looking at about 500 actually paying tuition. that represented about one-sixth of the undergraduate student body. two-thirds of columbia university students in 1968 actively opposed the building sit-ins, and actually offered to lend assistance to the new york police department to clean the students out of the buildings. which would, of coursekourcours created an incredibly bloody riot. the new york cit

i don't they people know of two very complicated people and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson. i had to really go into that and try to explain it. i suppose chronologically at the moment johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act and that sort of in one way where i'm up to now. watch the rest of this interview online at the c-span video liar braer and watch for our upcoming q&a interview with robert caro on sunday, may 6th. the president and ceo of boeg defense space and security spoke to aviation experts and leaders on the future of the industry. he discussed next ngen and about protectsing the industry's intellectual property against cyber attacks. his remarks from the summit hosted by the national chamber of commerce are 30 minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. we have the pleasure of introducing our keynote speaker dennis mullenberg, president and ceo of boeing defense space and security. he continues to provide security to boeing and they include programs as tie verse as all the engines for the 737 through our joint venture with our partner ge. those engines