here's kevin connolly! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: kevin connolly, we love you.ugh act to follow. >> jimmy: no i smell like whipped cream and doritos. i apologize. >> what an episode. >> jimmy: i gotta get right into this with you. this is a big con-tra-versey. [ laughter ] as they say in england. it's a big controversy, the "entourage" movie, let's see it. everyone wants to go to this movie, we want make the "entourage" movie. right? [ cheers ] we love it. we wanna see it. [ applause ] warner brothers says yes, green lit the spec script, right? they love the script. >> they love the script. >> we are ready to go. but you know -- >> jimmy: and then mark wahlberg comes out and says i love it, but -- >> but yeah, he did say that. >> jimmy: people want too much money. >> that's not true. i mean, i'm ready to go. i'm ready to go. >> jimmy: who is holding out? >> there is nobody holding out. whoever it is, figure it out. you're not going to make that much money anyway. just do it or whatever it is. [ light laughter ] make the movie, we want to see the movie. >> so do

and he said, that was a great shot. >> douglas connolly is taken into custody and spends just 16 daysjail for inducing panic. >> did you expect them to shoot you? >> sniper michael plumb's perfect shot is all over the news. and plumb receives a special tribute from his fellow s.w.a.t. team members. >> they surprised me with pieces of the gun. wired them together the best they could, and mounted them on a plaque and put it on the wall here. >> i always called it ice water in his veins. nothing bothered him. that's how he was that day. nothing bothered him. >> plumb credits the entire squad for the positive outcome. >> it was a team effort. i mean, they surrounded him. they contained him. and they made it happen. hot august afternoon and everybody gets to go home. it was a good day. >>> coming up, a barroom fist fight turns into an all-out gun fight caught on surveillance video. when "caught on camera: shots fired" continues. [announcer] word is getting out. purina dog chow light & healthy is a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. is

let's go to the skies and talk about the airlines with my colleague margaret connolly. hey, margaret. >> reporter: thanks, alison. it's a very different picture here at laguardia compared to yesterday at this time when this airport had cleared out a lot of flights had been canceled. we'll give you a look around to see a lot of people hanging out. they got to the airport early because they knew their flights might be delayed. it's also warm in here. this is where we've been hanging out unlike my colleagues who have been braving the cold outside. now, there were about 4,000 flights that take off in this region on a daily basis, 20% of them canceled today. the port authority stopped calculating these cancellations because they say the crush of the storm is over. now, we are expecting operations to be back to normal, jake, by today. back to you in washington. >> all right, margaret connolly, chad myers, alison kosik, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the dramatic moment on the world stage as the syrian foreign minister repry manhandles the secretary-general of the unit

stopped a couple of times at one point he was driving as we know that the governor of texas john connolly and the governor's wife. she said to him mr. price and you can't say they don't love you in dallas today. dealey plaza down houston street onto elm street. tell us about oswalt. where was he and how did he get there at that moment? >> oswalt brought the rifle to work that morning. he told the man who drove him, it's the rooming house where i'm staying. the search of the entire building after the assassination, no curtain rods were ever found. oswalt hides the rifle and he does his work. about noon he goes to the six floor and most of the workers are coming down to watch the president in front of the book depository. he doesn't have a radio. he knows when the president comes to houston street people will start cheering and waving so that's the signal that jfk is coming close. he has for around sinned away full and houston faces the book depository. >> why not shoot him then? >> everyone is looking at the book depository. there's a medal bar over the middle of the card to which the roof

abc's chris connolly tells us about two big surprises. >> reporter: 12-year-old kevin lee plays violins school orchestra. something moretumble fun could be life-threatening. >> i had this heart surgery. something can go wrong and i could just die. >> kevin had his first surgery when he was three days old. >> i just wanted to hold him. he is still at high risk for sudden death. >> when make a wish asked kevin what he wanted most in the world, he said, to mote his favorite team. but with a catch. kevin's parents are divorced. his father, doug, works and lives a world away in the middle east and only travels home once a year. sports is a big part of their bond. >> i think that his dad not being here, that this is one thing that they share is football. >>. >> reporter: so when he gets his wish. >> hey, kevin, this is pete carroll. we would love for you to come out and visit us. >>. >> reporter: it isn't complete. >> why are you mad? is there a part of your wish that's missing? >> reporter: until -- downstairs, someone who traveled 7,000 miles to be here. this is for you. his father. hey, b

spirit i cleaned the windows are presumed to be telling students that has been this to the eyes of connolly. it's near to the heart that adds to that sum up the sky many because it is not me. i knew them on bnp has offered become the maths. fist off goes under the links courses leading to the information that the above info says that the big army called in the secretive court says that predicting the gov and the puppies and my sister is going people. and i proceed to my dinner consisted of just seven votes to fall in love with. i'm sick of snow let it go been tested and they will stick in on that song. um well. and yes lord murray acknowledged that she couldn't eat it. and the types of commodities in the hands of obama that all been passed to knit more socks done actions. because the budget these mummies allan pease not me but given the opposites additional card and one. and though the increase of more cuts did have a dependable color balance but because he ran into that song. therefore i think the globe and has taken some steps we shouldn't all is good says golden goose and on and so i thi

. >> some more thoughts on what's ahead for the economy, we're joined tonight by joe connolly of cbs radio and the wall street journal. when do you think there's a real turn around? >> hasn't happened yet. i.t. takes a lot of time. first of all, pent up demand has to grow again. now it's happened in the real estate market. it's interesting that the market starts to feed on itself once the markets start to come back up and it changes the mood. penalty up demand for cars but the salaries haven't, endless option ofs, companies are still reinventing their business and one thing that some are doing is going deeper into fewer niches, becoming specialists where they can charge opremium price. >> what should consumers be doing at the same time? >> get involved in any new project, that's where companies are putting all their attention. another thing some people have gone back to school and started to change careers. they have come out of community colleges and are working. go to networking groups, go to meetings. there's a phrase the career experts use, it's called reinventing in place. going

inspiring others to just enjoy life and in fact had a profound effect on three different women, lisa connolly, daniel and susan. lisa and danielle started a facebook page in honor of the beach mont dancing man susan decided to work with them and decided to organize the flash mob. cody had decided to go to college but in the fall couldn't afford to go. here comes support from all of those people supporting cody. >> i was having a really rough day and he was just dancing and it made me smile. >> now he's headed to ohio state university for the spring semester! >> not the first person to dance for a college education but done in a very tasteful way. i like cody's approach. >> we have cody and susan via skype. welcome to the show, you guys. >> hi, happy to be here. >> yeah. >> cody, is this shocking to you? >> completely shocking. i had no idea i was having that kind of impact. i had never met such genuine people. >> there a lot of people that dance with signs on the street. what sets you apart? >> i think it's my attitude. i want to show not don't i have a small work ethic but maybe also to brig

connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my colleague. i was listening, as a student of history myself, to our friend from texas, and that little last bit about affordable health care, he left out one little piece of history. which was that the republicans in both the senate and the house, to a person, decided a priority to oppose the health health, though they didn't know what was -- affordable care act, though they didn't know what was in it. to say they weren't given an opportunity to amend something that we decided we were going to oppose, remember the words, if we can defeat this bill, it will be president obama's waterloo, no matter what's in it. we need to remember history in its full context. and speaking of history, knowing of my distinguished friend's love of it, it was almost 35 years ago when the 96 -- 1996 congress answered the cries of communities across the country facing the life-threatening affects of hazardous toxic waste. who can forget, speaking of history, love canal disaster in new york or the valley of the drums in

connolly has a good way we go. with this condition is the use of those disorders in women or treat it like migrants desperate migrants to enter the eu. as soon as we were on board with the migrants and the smugglers to try and reach greeks. then we went and treated exactly the same way and we felt that we treat it like i will like it goes down as the city. the suns were in the hands of unscrupulous money has been known to them. there can be very dangerous. the european union is working to try and reinforce the sport at how was it doing that. this caused a strain on his resume spiral into his room could use a measure of the dead are trying to dismantle your networks are a few. because they're coated in that role among the most honorable fortunes. the coach which you do all this. infrared film cameras that make it possible to check on my arms even in the dark teal and the he knew that he has published it on keeping with the top two countries for example few days. green was on the bbc according to this agreement illeg

many connolly say he has come to successfully defend the un mission. and finally bring peace to the country. time to state anti corruption panel says it will press charges against the politicians of a failed attempt to amend the constitution. most of the targets belong to the post you can ask openness to being optional. while the rolling stone the political uncertainty in a country where the main opposition party is boycotting next month's elections which eli called an unsuccessful attempt to end weeks of mass protests against her government that the price is to say that they plan to bring the capital bangkok to a standstill next week and they've been holding smaller ideas to try and drum up support. they're rallying point is the national plan tuesday's protest was the second in a series of warm march is the head of january thirteen with the anti government activists say they will bring bangkok to a standstill. that symbolize their belief that prime minister yang optionally is controlled by her brother exiled billionaire and former prime minister toxin

. >> i'm chris connolly for "nightline" in los angeles. >> it is such a powerful movie. and just watching some of those scenes again, i get chills. the performances are incredible. >> i haven't seen it. i know i probably should. and i know i will. but it'll be one of these movies that is powerful and hard to watch. >> but it is very well done and i highly recommend it. >> and directly steve mcqueen he seems like a really neat guy. >> and he says the movie wouldn't have been possible without brad pitt because he used his star power to desecure the funding. >>> coming up, is fast food all that fast? our fast-food challenge, pits fast-food against home cooking. we will see which one wins, next. >>> and what goes into making all those footballs for the super bowl? you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues >>> tv dinners paving wait for a multibillion dollar industry. >> but have we been sold a bill of goods? is fast-food really faster than mom's home koobcooking? abc visits one american family who took the fast-food challenge. >> reporter: evelyn has a

she happened to overhear something what did you know we may never know we might really want mike connolly he was here this was actually surprising mark crispin miller turn me on of those he was the top g.o.p. consultant for karl rove died in a single engine plane that he was flying he was the only casualty in that plane why is his death such assistance this is a suspicious. if you remember back in two thousand and four mccain kerry elections in ohio there was a bunch of glitches in the voting machines those glitches were later traced back to a computer system that was developed by michael connell michael carneal was later in two thousand and eight subpoenaed over potential voter fraud related to hacking that system and becoming something known as a middleman where you're able to either block votes coming in or change votes as they're as they're tabulated he was able to testify but. just just after that he boarded a plane just outside of d.c. and that it was a single engine. plane crashed and what lawyers and attorneys connected to this case saying is that had he come forward with more inf

asked georgetor connolly of foursquare, asked technology isat transformed the market the most? marissa mayer said the iphone. another said the fit but -- fitbit. story a really funny about michael dell. take a listen. questionu feeling ok mark are you feeling ok, mark? what do you mean, michael? i'm really worried about you. i'm your friend. i have noticed in the last re- days, you have not worked out. it's -- >> it's almost a little creepy that michael dell could know that marc benioff is not working out. >> both of them really built their empire on the desk top. they are thinking about and actively engaged in this world up -- not getting fit. these guys are both in their late 40's, i think. 40's, because i like both of these guys personally. what is interesting is they are actively engaged in learning about this world were lots of data is being created and users outside of the social network -- i know that they have the facebook team with the fitbit. with a few other devices, the fuel band maybe a little less so, the sharing is massive amounts of data being collected. or in t

. ♪ what a lot connolly's a rice? what role does she play? now that is a very different relationship. her relationship as personal as well as professional. she had dinner at the mansion with the present in the first lady hillary she went to camp david for social occasions on the weekend. she worked with the president and talks more to the present. the second term elevation to secretary of state dementia not only add that personal relationship, but she also had a professional and policy mandate from the president to begin pushing the administration and someone different directions. look, in the first term we a broken china. because of september 11th they had to take decisive action, the notice time to rebuild relationships and make a different change in the second term. and she put it, she ended up fighting with president cheney. you would have liked to continue breaking china. >> days of fire is the buck. next call, you want to call and, you can dial land. 585-3891 if she lived in the mountain and pacific time zone. dick cheney help you chang

according to congressman jerry connolly tsa staffers don't know how to say please or at least he noticedg a trip to las vegas. but he acknowledged the amount of stress screeners are under. >> the united states on the line? americans failed to make the top ten list of economically free companies in 2013. the wall street journal and heritage foundation list is based on government spending fiscal and trade freedom and freedom from corruption. the u.s. coming in at number 12 while the number one spot goes to hong kong. america's spot on the list has declined over the years. we were ranked number 6 in 2009 when president obama took office. >>> time now to take a look at who is talking and the real life lone survivor marcus latrell is responding to an article the movie is pro war propaganda. >> it claims the film d the bette of his -- death of his three seal teammates is pro war. >> i sat and thought about it for a while. is that a real term? there's nothing glorious about war. i mean there's nothing glorious about holding your friends in your arms and watching them die. there's nothing glorio

i am not heather connolly. florida,as trapped in of all places, by canceled flights yesterday. in good news is she ended up a place with the warmest weather in the u.s., the bad news is, there are no flights going there, so she could not get out. i have the pleasure of introducing urmas reinsalu. the minister of defense since may of 2012 and has been a member of the parliament since 2003. prior to 2003, he was a lecturer at an academy and has held a number of positions in the estonian government. we are privileged to have him here to discuss defense priorities and military modernization plans ahead of the september 2014 nato summit. after his remarks, he and i will discuss issues relevant to estonia's defense and then we will open up to questions from the audience. lee's join me with a round of applause for urmas reinsalu. [applause] thank you very much for warm, welcoming words. i am coming from the nordic country where we are having an exceptional situation. we do not have snow. here and ited to be am very proud that among us are to helicopter pilots from estonia's air forces

. >> reporter: connolly was laid off in 2012. an executive assistance at a non-profit organization. a job she held for 11 years. the search for her next job has turned into a search for a new career. >> i see that now by being unemployed for so long and you know, a lot of times you say to yourself, i have to experience this, there are so many jobs in my field, why am i not being called. >> even if benefits are not being extended, it's a short term solution. al jazeera, new york. >> florida has the country's tenth highest unemployment rate but for hundreds of thousands of people who are under employed often get overlooked. florida's under employment rate hit 17% just six months ago. we went to one of the poorest neighborhoods in the state. >> reporter: supporting the wilson female o family of five 0 a month requires shuffle. paying some bills, delaying others, and worrying about every penny. >> fear that this little bit of income that we have leaves, then where are we at? will i be at the door? will i be out the door with my kids.

gerry connolly is warning tsa workers to learn manners.e for someone barking orders continuously at the public at any airport in america. i would lose my job if i treated the public that way, and rightfully so. connelly suggests throwing in a please or thank you would go a long way. a tsa official says he agrees with the congressman that customer service is important. >>> president obama has challenged republicans for years to come up with improvements or alternatives to his health care plan. now, the speaker of the house says they're on the way. chief national correspondent jim ingle takes a look. >> speaker john boehner has made it official. republicans will produce their own health care reforms. >> you'll see republicans come forward with a plan to replace obamacare. a plan that will actually reduce costs for the american people and make health insurance more accessible. >> we're unified that there are a number of things we can do. you're not gelg to see us, though, with a wheelbarrow and a 2700 page bill. bun there, done that. >> a rep

connolly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it is my understanding that an unredacted copy of the test results was subpoenaed and was provided to this committee, is that correct, ms. fryer? >> yes, i believe the testing document -- if it's the december 1, like i said i have to bring that request back. >> okay. >> mr. connolly? if i may. this is off the clock but i want to make sure you question is clear. mitre corporation pursuant to subpoena supplied us documents, neither hhs or cms has provided such documents. >> thank you for the clarification. mr. baitman, let me express my regret that you are given so little notice before being asked to testify here today. for a committee that insists on better compliance from various federal agencies, and in a timely fashion sometimes we seem to have a double standard, or it might be perceived that way. i want to ask about security. i have didn't want to hurt some of the statements, especially the opening statement of chairman, it sounded scary to me. it sounded like only healthcare.gov r

connolly west you made your entire career in government. you have a government pension or will be eligible for one. >> unfortunately the people in congress are cutting my retirement. they are taking away one percent so they can continue with the waist of the spe-- wasteful spe process. >> let me give ben the last word. he's a former navy seal. go ahead, ben. >> it's very interesting how when schumer is talking here he's only talking about government and the tea party and it's kind of interesting how like tea party didn't give the republican party -- i am conservative. i am an american. we didn't give the conservative party in this last election their tent back. so boehner started saying the tea party is dead because we are starting to stand up for our rights in the past few years since obama got in we started coming back from the rallies and getting into local government and starting upsetting the establishment. now that democrats are even seeing government like bad numbers on the government they are coming over to us. so now it is turning

but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can belt to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vehicles. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on-ramp. when firefighters and first responders arrive, they're face-to-face with a 50-foot-high fireball that has engulfed the bridge. >> basically the whole underside of interstate 40, the bridge and things, was covered up with flames. in my 30-year career i've had now, i've never seen anything of that magnitude of flames. >> large flames could be seen from miles away. flame length 68 feet. and a large area around the bridge.

in 1980 people said watch out for john connolly. he's a coming star. 1984, john glen, the movie, the right stuff is coming out. watch out for john glen. in 2008 to come to modern history, at this point the far away leader was rudy giuliani. >> on the democratic side in 2005 at this point, barack obama wasn't even in the polls. he was zero. so i think you're absolutely right. one note of disagreement with my friend, juan. there will be reasons why conserve tiatives have disagrees with chris christie. i don't think the tea party is going to seize upon ft. lee and the george washington bridge as their defining difference with christie. in fact, i think his handling of this, being straightforward, taking action, saying i'm responsible, firing the people, probably gives him some street kred with tea party republicans who say that's what we want in a leader. somebody who steps up and takes responsibility. >> when glenn beck says conservatives should run away from chris christie, when rush limbaugh says this is payback -- >> there's a diff

traffic, and waiting, and you can argue that the e connolly has something going on, that it is only miles hasomy launch -- econolodge something going on. quick thinking that there is only one thing missing. >> he likes to be hypercritical, but that is his home state. >> ok, when it comes to the listen up. it is a tossup about what people will be watching. million, andn $99 it was just not all pointspreads. >> she is a gambling addict. what -- >> let's define what prop bets are. the forecast is for clear weather, but the odds of snowing, 3:. duringest temperature game time, any takers? 31 degrees, so below freezing. halftime show is another big one that people are gambling on and making prop bets. it is not beyoncÉ. bruno mars. and the song would be "treasure ." that is one my kids would bet on. >> who are making these bets? addict.aline >> they are betting she will forget a word. maybe they are nervous. tell, becaused to she is an opera singer. make outot necessarily the individual words when an opera singer is singing. >> she can surely remember. odds that she will forget or miss a word.

i'm not have a connolly, who is listed after program. heather was trapped in florida, of all places, by canceled flights yesterday. the good news is she ended up in a place with the warmest weather in the u.s.. the bad news is there are no flights going there, so she couldn't get out. leisure ofdistinct introducing the minister of defense of the republic of estonia. he has been a member of the estonian parliament since 2003. prior to 2000 three, he was a lecturer at the academy of security studies and has held a number of positions advising the estonian government. we are triplets to have him here today to discuss estonia's military modernization plans ahead of the september 2014 nato summit. after his remarks, we will discuss some of the issues most relevant to estonia's defense, then we will open up the session to questions from the audience. so please join me in a round of applause for the minister. [applause] >> thank you very much for warm, welcoming words. i am coming from the nordic country where we are having an exceptional situa

hearing about for these consumers, airplane doors frozen, passengers can't get out of flight crews connollyhey frankly have not had to deal with this in 20 years. >> the high load factors the industry experienced in recent years only make things more difficult. cheryl: let's talk about specific conditions in particular fuel that has been freezing, and deicing fluid has been freezing. we are hearing this winter will be one of the most brutal winters on record so can the airline have capacity to handle that and what is the cost going to be? >> certainly not the excess spare capacity to handle major disruption. again when the planes are fairly full if you have a disruption and flights are canceled, one of my son's business colleagues was told, make his flight back, he would be able to get out until wednesday. it got worse than that even after the flight he was booked called this airline's reservation department, said they couldn't change his flight because he needed to pay off higher fare. cheryl: consumers are frustrated but with regard to the airlines we are in a new regulatory environment w

connolly is recognized. >> thank you, madam chairman, and welcome to the panel.y colleague referred to naÏveÉe . i am not sure what he was referring to. to support an interim agreement that is supported by a number of the players, players trying to resist, it might be wisdom rather than naÏvetÉ. we do not know yet. mr. heinonen, were you involved theaea and any of negotiations with iran or discussions with iran or verification experiences with iran? >> yes, i was, indeed. 30umber of times, maybe 20, times. >> is it your impression based on that experience that iran is hell-bent on getting nuclear weapons and that an interim agreement such as the one successfully negotiated is just a stalling package until they reached their ultimate goal? pose the ability to such a level that may not be the spirit of the mpt. this will be the most difficult situation for the community to handle. >> were you surprised, based on your knowledge and experience in iran, that they agreed to this interim agreement? >> no, i was not surprised been following this small deal and have seen

we have the chairman and congressman connolly's i.t. reform act that passed this committee on a bipartisan basis. we need this committee to put by a bipartisan low hanging fruit bill and take the information we have readily available to us that we are looking at and we are all agreeing on much of it but we are not doing anything really about it. this committee still finds those and you do, the $900 hammers. i look forward to many more hearings like there and finding real areas of cooperation. thank you very much for being here. >> i thank the gentlelady. i thank all the members. i know the chairman appreciates everyone's cooperation. i want to thank our witnesses for their extensive testimony and participation today and for their work beyond this. we look forward to working with you in this new year and this is a great way to start off the new year particularly for our oversight committee. there being no further business before the government reform and oversight committee, this meeting is adjourned. thank you. [captioning performed by

. >> i'm bill connolly from washington university. first of all, thank you very much for an interesting panel. [inaudible] directed for dave and alan. because you both alluded to the issue, you talked about the growing intensity and the effective poe aroundization -- polarization and the negative image of the opposite party. and i'm wondering to what extent -- and i'd welcome the entire panel addressing the issue -- this is a function of the changing media environment, the greater decentralization, fragmentation of the media and the capacity for us to cocoon or cul-de-sac in our own comfort zone with particular media outlets. david, you began to touch on that. i'd be entered in the panel greatsing that at greater -- greasing that at greater -- dressing that at -- addressing that at greater length. >> i mean, i think you raise a good point. i don't think our measures quite get at what you're talking about which is more social networks and maybe people who discuss politics which some other folks here i know studies. i mean, i think it's

connolly and mr. cummings. i guess i recognize myself next time he assumed the chair for mr. issa here. one of the things that is frustrating to me and these are great groups. you've got citizens against government waste, cato, national taxpayers union, all of you working sorted in the same vein. sometimes the voices are a little bit like congress. they are not unified. is there an attempt to come together with any of these groups? do you all, with a common policy? i mean, we of the groups here and there's many others out there looking at saving taxpayer dollars. is there some association and do you meet and decide on some priorities? >> yes, mr. mica, sometimes there's too many e-mails. certainly we work very closely, kind of a joke around the office if it is signed, with we'll assign it as well as really true. over the years as an a lot of coordination. for example, the alternate engine for the joint strike fighter. over time, other groups joined with those. >> joint policy? >> more coalition minors. >> i think that would be helpful. >> there's so many people that want to s

connolly, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i salute our colleague for those eloquent remarks. r. speaker, the famed poet alfred tennyson once wrote, hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come. indeed, let's hope that this is the spirit that greets us here in the start of the second session of the 113th congress. having ended last year on a high note with the passage of the bipartisan budget agreement, we should resolve to keep that momentum going in this new year. our first order of business should be delivering on the bipartisan accord reached on the holidays. thanks for that agreement we for the first time will replace a portion of the indiscriminate cuts of sequestration with a more balanced approach. that's particularly important in communities like my own in northern virginia which were disproportionately affected because of our strong ties to the federal government. next week's anticipated appropriations package will increase federal investments in research, innovation, and transportation. that in turn will help

>> if benefits are extended for connolly and long-term unemployed, it's a short-term solution. >> last month 1.3 million americans lost their unemployment benefits. the bill before the senate extends them for three months at a cost of 6.5 billion. >> at least 9 passengers are dead after fire broke out on a passenger train in west india. the flames swept through three sleeper coaches before it was put out. authorities are trying to determine what caused the fire. it's the second train fire in the country in the last two weeks. the last killed 26 people. accidents are common on a network carrying 20,000 dangers. >> most collisions and fires are blamed on for maintenance. >> the organization tasked with destroying the chemical stock mile confirmed syria's chemicals left aboard a danish vessel. others will be transported by ground to la tackia. the u.n. missed a deadline citing technical issues. all weapons are still expected to be destroyed by june. >> the trial of egypt's former president has been postponed. mohamed morsi was scheduled to appear in court. egyptian state tv reports that h

let's have connolly ride in my car and we love his archrival ride with the senator.ride with the president to jfk says no. they have a shouting match and johnson storms away. how do we know this? jackie kennedy. it is very clear that johnson creates the opportunity to kill john kennedy. and i think that there is the cia and the mob working together seamlessly and efforts to assassinate castro. this is not a new partnership. it's an old partnership. another question. >> do you think that the murder of robert kennedy was also some kind of conspiracy or do you think that was an individual? >> i think these are connected. here's why i say that. first of all in my book report that robert kennedy's press secretary and also a friend of mine for many years, is confirming that four days before his murder in california, robert kennedy told a student audience that he would reopen the investigation into the murder of his brother. and that i think sends chills through those who had been involved. secondarily, i think that there is some evidence that the los angeles police departm

a waitress came in screaming and crying and said oh my said oh my godbey shot kennedy and connolly too. i ran to the phone and they tell me to go to parkland hospital in the police station. that was my day and for the next several months i did nothing but the investigation stories. >> riding "top down," was a cathartic coax. >> you now i think it was. i hadn't intended it to be. i wasn't thinking in cathartic terms and certainly wasn't thinking at of it in 50th anniversary turns. the book could have come out earlier but it was a story i wanted to tell and i always wanted to tell it and i decided it was time to tell it. maybe i will think about your question later and come up with an answer later. i didn't see it as cathartic when the road it and didn't see it as cathartic when it was published but maybe it was. >> this is your 15th book collects 15th book? >> no, no this is my 21st novel, 24th book. >> how a semiretirement for you? >> retirement is a word that doesn't mean anything to me. i am as busy now as i ever was. i just don't do the nightly show anymore and that's like saying i