it is the john f. kennedy, ronald reagan model. a model of getting the government restrained and modest in its two areas of economic policy, fiscal and monetary policy. both kennedy and reagan identified substantially cutting income tax rates and getting the dollar strong and stable as the specific policy that would let the private sector, which is to say the real economy, thrive. we need that. we need that. most of us who well aware that reagan was pa tax cutter. he had to deal with the horrible stagflation, weak growth and eye high inflation of the '70s and '80s which came to an end the first years of his presidency. some of us are aware that bill clinton used some of that mod toll foster prosperity in the decade after rig -- ronald reagan, where the pup pup congress clinton cut capital gains and was a proopinion independent of free trade. what generally not known or at least not remembered, the subject of this book, that president john f. kennedy in early '60s not only used but largely pioneered the exact same model. kennedy. he

john f. kennedy jr. is planning to fly to massachusetts with his wife, caroline bissett kennedy and her sister, lauren bissett. the plan is to drop lauren off in martha's vineyard and then continue on to the kennedy compound in hyannisport on cape cod. >> he was going up the east coast up to martha's vineyard and was going to turn and go out to the island. this would be a normal route. >> he taxis his six-seat single-engine piper saratoga onto the runway. at 8:38 p.m. he takes off. >> the last atc facility he talked to was caldwell tower. after that, no one was in communication with jfk jr. >> it's the last anyone will ever hear from him. 63 minutes later, john f. kennedy jr.'s piper saratoga disappears over the dark waters of the atlantic ocean. >> we continue now with our top story this morning, the search for john f. kennedy jr. >> when word of the crash reaches the public, the national transportation safety board is tasked with figuring out what happened. they talk to the person they believe was

it would have thrown a cloud over the election of john f. kennedy. . >> it's the closest election of the century with the highest turnout on record. kennedy wins with a slim majority of just 120,000 votes, to become the youngest president elected in american history. without the votes of millions of african-americans, kennedy would have lost the presidency. ♪ >> and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> it must have been a bitter moment for nixon. he'd had eight years as vice president. he had really thought that he would be sworn in that day. >> but kennedy was better at dirty tricks than nixon and nixon knew it. and it planted a seed with nixon that he never forgot. >> and that was the origin of watergate. v dukasis 040116 11pm >>> so you want to be the most powerful man in the world. how far are you prepared to go? will you turn friends into enemies? will you break your own rules? if you want to be the most powerful man in the world, do the ends ever justify the means? ♪

the dress marilyn monroe wear when she sang happy birthday to president john f. kennedy will be auctioned in november. dress was designed exclusively for monroe in 19-62.the dress sold in 19-99 for a little more than one-point-26 million dollars.now julien's auctions estimates the dress to be worth two-to-three million dollars. julien's auctions is offering the dress, along with some of monroe's other belongings, at an auction in los angeles on november 17th. a statue of inventor and ohio native thomas edison was dedicated wednesday at the u-s capitol in washington.ohio officials decided in 20- governor william allen, who supported southern slave owners.ohio voters selected edison as the replacement.the bronze statue of edison holding a light bulb was displayed at the library in his ohio hometown of milan before its installation in washington. here's a live look outside at... meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm here's your prime time lineup on tmj4."superstore" on at seven-- followed by "the good "the blacklist"then it's more local news on live at ten. can'

by senator john f. kennedy. >> the question of whether this nation could exist have slave or half free, and the election of 1960 with the world around us, the question is whether the world will exist half slave or half sleeve -- free, but it will

that is john f. kennedy. ted sorensen, young man in his 30s at the time inc. john winthrop, the city on a hill phrase not in kennedy's inaugural address, but in his farewell to the massachusetts general court, massachusetts legislature. it was such a successful speech. if the kennedy family dr. sorensen and use all your best material already. we have been denied parole address to go here. don't worry, got plenty of material. i had the privilege of exchanging a few e-mails with him and to my disappointment, but understandably he said he had no memory of how 50 years ago or more he decided to use the model of christian charity and the phrase is sitting on a hill. i was hoping to find their documentation for the link of how it made its debut in political rhetoric. he said i'm sorry but it was a very long time ago. so we don't know exactly why he reached for john winthrop. i can speculate about that a bit. think about how controversial john f. kennedy was. think of him as the first major u.s. parties and think of him as being irish catholic and still division, the

democratic party that i grew up in, the hubert humphrey, the john f. kennedy, the robert kennedy, the democratic party now is a far left socialist democratic party. i believe that donald trump will -- the economy has only been growing at a percent and a and a half. the wall street guys have done well. but the average guy and gal has done terribly under the democratic administration over the last eight years. donald will cut taxes like jfk and reagan did. he will strengthen our military, which has been decimated by the obama cuts and sequestration. he'll be a strong supporter of israel. i think he'll come in with tremendous energy and verve and really change this country. hillary is a continuation of the same left wing ineffective job killing democratic policies. >> andrew, you say if she ran as a 1996 version of bill clinton, you might vote for her, but the

here's reagan, john f. kennedy said that back in 1962 when he was asking for a tax decrease, cut in tax rates across the board and he was proven right. i just want to say for the umpteenth time, kennedy the democrat, reagan the republican and as the under heading in this morning's paper, kennedy and reagan both spurred growth through bipartisan tax rate. that's just what we need now. [applause] hurt >> caught her hand. >> stock fell again stopped cursing e. stott be needed and just one cutbacks in and read some history and you can see there is a way out of the slope that america unfolds. that is our message. one. [applause] >> we have a great time ready this book collaborating here in nd york city across the street. i just walked past uh kennedy analysis and then that is her he got the economic reports including the report that said don't you dare cut the tax rates he turned his back of that. and cannot give far from here but the law was corrected by a means of the evidence it was keynesian on the demand side and n

john, 20 years later as a young deputy in o.m.b., ronald reagan followed the same policies as john f. kennedyre's my question about that. he certainly cut taxes across the board but did reagan look to kennedy for inspiration or is it just that they implemented the same kind of tax-cutting policys? >> he looked to kennedy for inspiration. jack kemp was kind of the go tween, the last -- late jack kemp, my mentor. they said we need something to get us out of the inflation. jack said let's use the tax cuts. 30% across the board and kemp sold it to president reagan and by the way, from day one, reagan gave j.f.k. credit. constantly had him in speeches, major addresses. when he sold it to the nation in early 1981, you have to remember my dates, he mentioned kennedy and quoted kennedy, a rising tide lifts all bolts. yeah, kennedy was kind of the pioneer and president reagan because follower, what kemp called a duply cat. he was a duplicate. john: larry, take off your author isles halt and put on your televisor to donald trump's hat. yesterday the republican normalee was on cnbc and advanced a conspi

campaign, john f. kennedy and incumbent vice president richard nixon square off in the first-ever televised presidential debate. after opening statements, the candidates took questions on their leadership experience, communism at home and abroad, medical care for seniors and the economy. defeated richard nixon in a close election with less than 1% of the popular vote separating the two. the hour-long debate, the first of four, took place in chicago. television and radio stations of the united states and their affiliated stations are proud to provide facilities or discussion of issues in the current political campaign by the two major candidates for the presidency. the canada's me no introduction. the republican candidate, vice and and the democratic candidate, senator john f. kennedy. according to rules set by the candidates themselves, each man shall make an opening statement of approximately eight minute duration and clothing statement of partially three minutes. questions will answer picked by a panel of co

clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to section 4-a of the john f. kennedy centennial commission act, public law 114-215, i am pleased to appoint the honorable joseph p. kennedy iii of massachusetts to the john f. kennedy centennial commission. thank you for your consideration of this recommendation, signed, pelosi, nancy democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pelosi democratic leader. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. clawson of florida for tuesday, september 6, and for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the request is granted. thspkeprteor uer thspkesnnnc pic ofanry, 25,he gelenrotes,r. goer iregned f 6 nuss eesneofhe mari lde . hmt:r.peerou a a rouesomtt eaorfr nur socestf, s en tin toet hdln st h mh ndhe utestesth feragornnthaak er wef sssii,t sote eradirynd , e hrd i renmohs erheas fea, cintwhe ldoer acrdg t miaju azveeaedmaead n. t buitea lki io at thfera gerenhabe ino e ndne,o e ca geren, tta vemes

arlington house, which is on the hill of john f. kennedy's grave site is an example of the effort. it is the parks is the most visited historic home. today, visitors learned several storylines connected to this 19th-century mansion from george washington and the revolutionary war to robert e lee and the civil war. they learned about the enslaved people who lived their lives there and legacies live on. program one entire monday at 11:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.. american history tv and holidays, too on c-span3. next on american history tv, history professor teresa talks about her book, angels of the underground. the american women who resisted the philippines in world war ii. she talks about for american women involved in espionage rings after the japanese indication -- invasion. is at aminute event conference and was hosted by the macarthur memorial in norfolk,

arlington house, which sits on the hill of president john f. kennedy is an example of that effort. it is the park system's most visited home. today visitors learned the several story lines connected to this 19th century southern mansion. and they learned about the inslaved people who lived their lives on the 1,100 acre estate and whose legacies. coming up first we will hear several presidents talk about the national parks and later we will hear from john jar vis.

nixon and senator john f. kennedy. >> there your answer, vice president nixon debated john f. kennedy on this day back in 1960. it's the 56th anniversary of that. more than 70 million americans watched. that was about 2/3 of the population at that time and they're saying tonight's debate could draw super bowl-like numbers with maybe more than 100 million people watching. >> some are calling it the >> could very well be, 6:00 on channel 12. >> here's an empty auditorium. >> they have a lectern there as well. >> wow. >> very different. >> he did look good. poor richard nixon. >>> we have a tribute to a legend. golfing great arnold palmer died sunday at age 87 and though many know him as a champion golfer, many more know made famous by one of the best commercials ever espn has done -- take a look at this. >> that was awesome. >> i know. >> is that so good or what? the arnold palmer. online. people who are making a glass of arnold palmer in honor of the late arnold palmer. it's really cool to see everyone. >> i don't know what's bigger than getting a drink named after you. that's g

arlington house, which sits on the hill above john f. kennedy's grave site is an example of that effort. the park service's most visited historic home. today, visitors learn the several story lines connected to this southern mansion, from george washington and the revolutionary war, to robert e. lee and the civil war, and they learn about the enslaved people who lived their lives on the 1100 acre estate and whose legacies live on in their descendants. comi coming up first, we'll hear several presidents talk about the national park, and later, we'll hear from the director of the national park service, jonathan jarvis. first, president obama at yosemite national park. >> the foresight and the faith in the future to do what it takes to protect our parks and to protect this planet for generations to come. and that's especially true for our leaders in washington. what lincoln did when he set aside

whatever is best for his the dress marilyn monroe wore when she sang happy birthday to president john f. kennedy will be auctioned in november. the dress sold in 1999 for over one point two million dollars.julien's auctions now to three million.the flesh- toned sheer dress is covered in rhinestones and legend has it, monroe had to be sewn into it. the head of disney is tamping down expectations for "rogue one: a star wars story". it's the first stand-alone movie in the "star wars" series. bob iger told investors he doesn't expect it to match the box office of last year's "the force awakens". on live at 4:30 including a mom passing out in a store in i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? provides powerful a1c reduction. releases slow and steady. works like your body's insulin. when my schedule changes... i want something that delivers. ? tresiba? ready ? i can take tresiba? any time of day. so if i miss or delay a

i new john f. kennedy, you're not john f. kennedy. i paid for this microphone.perience against you whatever that line was, been, 30 or 40 years, still remember some of these lines. the reason for that i think is because that's what debates are all about. that is what people remember. rick lazio had a great line, talked about on "outnumbered." not just about what goes on that day, but the postdebate analysis people remember. that is what these moments are about. harris: move on. >> donald trump spoke, i think 65, 67% of the time. harris: interesting. >> hillary clinton spoke not as much. harris: did we miss the bell? >> i'm pro bell. lester had to interrupt on time on a couple times. and that's overlooked in the criticism of lester. harris: ringing a bell in my ear right now. >> okay. harris: it has been great to have you on the couch. you will stick around for "outnumbered overtime." foxnews.com/outnumbered. tap the "overtime" tab or watch us on facebook live. our handle is outnumbered fnc. we'll be back here noon eastern. we love having bret on. now, "happening

next, from the 1960 campaign, senator john kennedy and incumbent b vice president richard nixon square in the first debate. john f. kennedy defeated richard nixon in a close general election with less than 1% of the popular vote separating the two. the hour-long debate, the first of four in the fall of 1960, took place in chicago. howard smith: the television and radio stations of the united states and their affiliated stations are proud to provide facilities for a discussion of issues in the current political campaign by the two major candidates for the presidency. the candidates need no introduction. the republican candidate, vice president richard m. nixon, and the democratic candidate, senator john f. kennedy. according to rules set by the candidates themselves, each man shall make an opening statement of approximately eight minutes' duration and a closing statement of approximately three minutes' duration. in between the candidates will answer, or comment upon answers to questions put by a panel of correspondents. in this, the first discussion in a series of four uh -- joint appearances, the subject-matter h

arlington house, which sits on the hill above president john f. kennedy'sared it is they park system's most visited historical. today, visitors to arlington house learn the several storylines connected to this southern mansion, from george washington and the revolutionary war to robert e. lee and the civil war. and the enslaved people who live their >> watch the entire program on monday at 11:00 a.m. at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. american history tv, every weekend and holidays, only on c-span 3. >> each week american history tv's railamerica brings you archival films of provide context for today's public affairs issues. film for the -- labor day holiday. master hands was produced by the jam handy organization. if history to craftsman who assembled cars in flint, michigan, showing their work from casting parts of raw materials to the final automobile. 1999 by was elected in the library of congress national film registry for being culturally,

monroe's shimmering nude colored dress that she wore when she sang happy birthday to president john f. kennedy will be auctioned off in november. the dress was designed exclusively for monroe at a cost of 12,000 dollars. it's price tag now.... just over two million. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4: packers preview. the keys for the packers as they get set for the lions... and a warning to fans attending the game. also-- ticket warning.. why the packers are warning fans buying tickets online. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6:30- the now; milwaukeefollowed by superstore and the good place then dateline nbcmore local the packers the packers look to bounce back from sunday's loss in minnesota as they take on another division rival.. the detroit lions. the talk leading up to the week three match-up has been around packer quarterback aaron rodgers. rodgers has been anything but rodgers-like. he is averaging yards through the air this season and was intercepted late in the game by minnesota to preserve a vikings win. the game kicks off from lambeau field at pac

the place, the john f. kennedy memorial park.arks were geared to space age problems but the setting was reminiscent of an earlier day. the president did not mention the specific alternatives to wage price control but they were clearly in focus just the same. he counseled self discipline, fiscal restraint. he spoke of many conferences he held at the white house with labor and management urging responsible bargaining, urging decisions that would not trigger inflation. though many had responded, there were some who had not. if there was no voluntary self discipline by management and labor, the government would be compelled by sheer necessity to act in order to protect all the people. the president called it a day. he had sold his domestic programs face to face to the citizens of five states and at the same time reminded them of their responsibility, economic as well as civil. it was the first time since taking the office of president that lyndon johnson spent the night on the open sea. his state room for the occasion was aboard the

they did not have the formal education of a john f. kennedy. they both appreciated the experiences of a common man and woman. that is what drove them to public service, i believe. don already mentioned garner was fdr's first vice president. last vice fdr's president. they shared skepticism about that office both held with garner once observing that the vice presidency was not worth a couple of warm spit. that is a sanitized version of the quote. there is a less sanitized version, and i will let your imagination take you wherever it will. harry truman, not to be outdone, made a similar observation about the vice presidency, that it was like the fifth tit on a cow, no way to really change that one around that i could think of. [laughter] >> hopefully that will suggest to you the common bond of the two men. garner was truman's senior and garner was in the vice presidency when truman came to the senate, so he was the presiding officer in the chamber. garner gave truman the same advice he gave all new members and that was to be quiet and learn how t

what we can say is john f. kennedy had addisons disease for a long time. he lived almost every day in pain according to his brother. woodrow wilson if you go back 90 years or a hundred years at this point. he had a white house while president and his wife ran the white house for several months and managed to keep woodrow wilson hidden at rest in bed while she ran the show. >> we don't want that. >> no. >> we want the president to be healthy enough to do the job. where do you draw the line? what do voters have a right to know and not necessarily no? >> the number one thing is can this person be trusted to chance to do the job that day and wake up tomorrow to do the job. you can't look at two 70-year-old individuals and say they are guaranteed anything in life at 70. things start to happen. 68 and 70 years old. we have to look at their health records, not just a summary. we should see their health records and it's relevant to know. the future of our country is going to be in one of their two hands over the next several months. >> the clintons case the doctor

john f. kennedy. first of all, have any of you seen pictures of the newly minted congressman kennedy from 1947? he is so thin and scrawny, so unhealthy looking, he looks like alfred newman from mad magazine. as all of you know, in the capital, there are elevators for the public and separate ones for the members. john f. kennedy was actually ejected from a members elevator, because the elevator operator took one look at this scrawny young guy, who looked like a teenager, and ordered him off. kennedy had to get out. where aa situation changeddrug, cortisone, everything. when kennedy began to take that, he filled out in terms of both his body and his face. if you see pictures of john kennedy from 1961, and 1962, his face has a decidedly puffy look. but that cortisone was critically important in kennedy's career. this is al remember, guy who based so much of his appeal on strength, on figure -- after and the fact that eight years of eisenhower, we needed a young, healthy man as president. i'm here to tel

. >> reporter: at number one richard nixon versus john f kennedy. >> which point of view and which party do we want to lead the united states. >> reporter:>> mrshgs nixon? >> reporter: richard nixon lost because he didn't look good on tv. number two. ronald reagan versus jimmy carter in 1908. were four years ago. >> reporter: with that short question reagan put into words what americans were feeling in the depths of recession. he won. >> reporter: number three. president reagan versus former vice president walter mon dell. >> i will not make aiming an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> reporter: the 73-year-old reagan was in history. reagan helped defuse voters with the concern with that line. >> reporter: senator mccain versus president barak obama in 2008. >> you know who voted for it? might never know. >> reporter: mccain phrase that one. some said it was a sign of disrespect others said it was just plain weird. and number five. president obama versus myth >>reporter: romney was already losing women voters.

he wasn't as handsome as john f. kennedy. at was believed to be a moment where john kennedy sort of passed the threshold, moved ahead. can never sort out all the factors involved in a presidential debate. but that seemed to help john f. kennedy. 1980 ronald reagan against jimmy carter. that was the sole debate they had that year. and ronald reagan was talking to a country that was very discontented, kind of like the country is discontent now. jimmy carter was the incumbent, the president was trying to paint ronald reagan as an unacceptable alternative, a frightening alternative, by reassuring the american people ronald reagan crossed a threshold that accelerated his momentum. he won that election easily. then you go ahead to the -- some of the recent elections that we've had. 2012 mitt romney facing president obama, he made significant progress in the polls after that first debate, but it proved to be a short lived bump. it consolidated republican support, didn't get him over the top. the same thing happened with john kerry in

archival coverage of presidential races, and this week from the 1960 campaign massachusetts senator john f. kennedy and incumbent vice president richard nixon square off in the first ever televised debate between presidential nominees. that's started right now on american history tv on c-span3. >> you are watching booktv. nexium former army sniper nicholas irving reminisces missions in iraq and afghanistan. >> we want to thank her for being here. to the next talk about his book, "way of the reaper." whenever you're ready. >> on what you thank you for heading out in the storm and whatnot. i'll make this with open and whatnot. don't want to waste too much of your time, beat the storm back and stuff like that but it because of questions i will give you some guy some insight on where the stories came from.t stories that didn't make it inside, what it because want to ask him anything.wi i guess i'll open up with that definitely. if you guys have any questions, like that. you look like you have one. you do. [inaudible] >> don't do stuff, man. >> i'll open up -- no. tony garza the backing of thee story. 2

vice president richard nixon and challenger john f kennedy debated in chicago. an estimated 80 million viewers watched. i remember watching that with my i remember watching this debate with my father that night that it happened and it was an historic event because it was the first televised event. everyone remembered nick's and -- nixon's appearance. he looked sweaty and unshaven and it made the difference. people who watched the debate picked kennedy as the winner, while people who listened to it on the radio named nixon the winner. the format has changed a bit since then the candidates were allowed 8 statements and 3 minute closing statements. one in eight women will face breast cancer. difference death.n life ande planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. inde

it's 56 years to the day that the first televised presidential debate took place that involved john f kennedy and then vice president richard nixon. a very transformative moment in politics when it comes to presidential elections. this one proves to be near the top. in new york, i'm rod carter. now back to you. that debate starts at 9:00 p.m. news channel 8 will is a front row. rod will report live before and after that debate. you can look for his reports starting today at 4:00 p.m. >>> time now 4:36 on this monday morning. clinton and trump spending the weekend preparing for the debate but both took time to meet with the israeli prime minister. they discussed the memorandum. the trump campaign said they talked about israel's successful experience with the fence that helped to protect its borders. >>> well, happening today, florida fans are mourning the death of miami marlins star pitcher jose fernandez, who by the way played for tampa's alonzo high school before he went to the majors. he was just in a boating accident over the weekend. ryan hughes is live at alonzo high school this morning.

sunday vandals start a fire on the play ground at the john f. kennedy elementary in canton. vandals are running back and forth from a dumpster to keep the fire going. the individuals are seen rolling a trash barrel full of paper on fire across the play ground. here you see the recycled dumpster goes up in flames as well. >> my kid when's i told them about it. people out there. >> reporter: the fire still ering was discovered by a passer by later sunday morning. the dumpster where residents bring recycled items was charred. the surveillance video shows the individuals walking around the play ground before the fires were set. it shows them running away from the play ground after ward. it looks like 8 or 9 individuals were involved. atea police are releasing the video hoping that someone recognizes the individuals and comes forward. >> they damaged the play ground in a way that made it difficult for our kids to enjoy it. >> reporter: are you glad police are putting surveillance video out there hoping to catch the vandals? >> i'm sure they'll take care of it. find whoever did it

john f. kennedy, when in reality his family and advisers kept his medical records and treatment inside the white house secret. hiding a rare autoimmune disease. >> it's almost impossible to get away with it in this new media culture. >> reporter: video now captures stumbles like bob dole's plunge off the stage, and gerald ford falling down the steps of air force one. both eventually satirized then weaponized in the political forum against the older men. learning from the past, john mccain chose to open up volumes of his medical history. joe biden did the same, though his disclosure came two decades after suffering an aneurism. vice president dick cheney's heart issues were public, his safe held a secret resignation letter in case he became incapacitated while in office. recent history's most elderly nominee flipping his age on its head. >> sometimes presidents are able to get rid of issues of health effectively. i remember in 1984 when ronald reagan, you know, flipped it on a debate. >> i am not goin

reporter: president john f. kennedy's nephew says addiction has to be treated like other medical issues. former congressman patrick spotlight. now sober more than five years, the medical society of milwaukee county asked kennedy to talk about what he addresses in his book, a common struggle. >> part of the reason i wrote this book is i want people to know this is a treatable disease. there is sound science to back it up and evidence. and the first step towards all of this is we have to talk about it. reporter: local doctors say both patients and doctors need to understand there has to be change in the way pain medications are used. >> there are non-prescription interventions for pain that we need to work with people on. >> the way that we prescribe these narcotics, these drugs, has to change to combat this epidemic. reporter: as more families are devastated, more are talking. >> families are finally telling the truth about how their loved one died. and that is going to change things. because these were always issues sater

jeb bush is headed to harvard where he will be a guest lecturer at the john f. kennedy school of government. he delivers the first lecture tomorrow. and he is co-lecturing a courser course titled the political economy of the school. >>> community members join activists near a memorial outside the home of keith scott, the man killed by flowers last week. and it expanded with a recent vigil. his family disputes the police department's assertion that he had a gun and refused to drop it after being ordered to do so. the shooting sparked days of deadly violent protests. >>> an police officer involved shooting in phoenix tuesday night. police say the suspect rammed a patrol car after a routine traffic stop. and another police officer saw the suspect raise a hand gun suspect. no officers were injured. two hand guns were found inside and the car. >>> right now, evacuations are underway for residents in the santa cruz mountains in california. this fire so far has scorched over 2,000 2,000 acres. and there's a home completely engulfed in flames. at least one home and six structur

eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap along. did they? >> they did. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stand out from the rest of the contestants. >> stand out, you did. what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner as miss teen usa? >> it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it, but i never really thought it would happen. a year ago today, i would have never imagined being in the final two and hearing my n

eisenhower, john f. kennedy ? ? johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan ? ? bush, clinton, bush, obama ? it's a mouthful for sure. >> impressive, and you didn't just recite the names, but you also asked the audience to clap along. it was kind of a way to get them involved, and the final question is kind of an intense point. so, i think it kind of broke up the mood and made everyone more relaxed. >> what gave you the idea to sing the presidents song? >> well, i actually learned how to do that in seventh grade. my history teacher used to bring his guitar to class to help us remember information, because it's so much easier to remember it in a song. so, it was just something cool and fun that i remembered i could do, and it just made me stand out from the rest of the contestts >> stand out, you did. what's it like to hear your name announced as the winner as miss teen usa? >> it's a very crazy moment, a very exciting and surreal moment for sure. i always dreamed of it, but i never really thought it would happen. a year ago today, i would have never imagined bein

a speech by elon musk tomorrow could conjure efforts of john f. kennedy moon mission pledge. he is expected to speak tomorrow in mexico. spacex outline his idea for a decade. musk previously mentioned plans for a spaceship that can carry 100 people to the red planet. >>> google's new messaging map is off to a flying users apparently aren't bothered by privacy concerns raised by tech watchers. the app collects a lot of data and info from users. warns against using it. >>> snapchat is introducing glasses that will record and share video. spectacles can record what you're seeing in ten-second video clips and then youp load month for 130 bucks. the company is changing its name to snap because it has more than one product. the old west is the new thing at the movies. the magnificent seven topped north american box offices. the remake of a classic 1960s western. storks was second with more than 21 million. and "sully" was third. >> jill wagner at the new york oc >>> still ahead, a great run comes to an end. >> sunday morning has been, without a doubt, the most satisfying 22 years o

john f. kennedy debated richard nixon in 68, called a draw, history called that debate for kennedy, in large part because he appeared polished and confident. nixon struggled, sweaty, out of place. the post played it the same reporting on that with smiles. >>> we will stop nerding out in a minute about the debate, but first, eleanor roosevelt wrote to jfk after the first debate with a letter written on this day in 1960. the 2-page letter has a letter head that says mrs. franklin d. roosevelt with a new york city address. in the letter eleanor says it was a milestone for tv and a good way to campaign, but she sounds like a next viewer e mail. >>> the social media campaign lectioncollection, is where libraries are sharing all of this cool campaign history stuff until election day. the hoover presidential library reminded us campaigning in motion pictures preceded the nixon/kennedy debate. campaign on wheels giving a solid idea for our next roadtrip series on next. >>> clownvise been in the news a enough

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. >> marie: a former republican president may be voting for niece of john f. kennedy shared a photo on facebook of george h.w. bush and in the caption, she said the former president said he would vote for clinton and a spokesperson for bush did not confirm or deny the statements, but if true, this adds to the list of republican leaders speaking out against donald trump. >> some trump supporters are adding deplorable names, and they are forcing users to include deplorable and the profile names to change them because it violates the site's terms of service. some have embraced the moniker after hillary clinton said half of the trump supporters can be put in a basket of deplorables and clinton as since apologized for statement. >> there is new evidence that suggests letting kids trying eats foods like edition and prevent allergies with 150 studies focused on the timing of introducing allergic food and kids exposed to eggs four to six months were less likely to develop an allergy until those parents that waited until they were older. the parents should discuss the introduc

if you look at what john f. kennedyid, by the way, it was at the new york economics club in december of 1962, kennedy cut taxes and we had a prosperity bloom for eight years. reagan cut taxes, we had a prosperity boom for almost two decades, including bill clinton, who raised them in the beginning and then cut taxes later. trump is right in that tradition of jfk, the democrat, and reagan, the republican. you can't tell me if we are in a kweisi recession now that mrs. clinton's across the board tax hikes -- by the way, trump is going to take the corporate tax to 15% for large and small businesses. mrs. clinton wants to raise business taxes. to me that makes no sense at all. even a good strong keynesian like my good friend austan goolsbee would tell you if you're in a slump you don't raise taxes. >> larry -- go ahead, austan. >> we just got the incomes data that show we had middle income class incomes rise by the most in u.s. recorded history and the poverty rate fell by the most since 1968. so we are not on the border of

vice president richard nixon and challenger john f kennedy debated in chicago. an estimated 80 million viewers watched. many may remember nixon's appearance, he was recovering from the flu and looked sweaty tv made a difference, people who watched the debate picked kennedy as the winner while people who listened to it on the radio named nick's in as the winner. and everything was in black and white back then. weather is coming up. a little bit of rain. mike: we may pick up about a quarter inch of rain tomorrow morning. we have a couple more chances there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. working across party lines is how maggie hassan makes new hampshire work for us. i'm maggie hassan i'm really

. >>> jeb bush is headed to harvard where he will be a guest lecturer at the john f. kennedy school of government. he delivers the first lecture tomorrow. and he is co-lecturing a courser course titled the political economy of the school. and he is helping out with faculty-led student groups and events there at harvard. activists near a memorial outside the home of keith scott, the man killed by charlotte police. the memorial started with flowers last week. and it expanded with a recent vigil. his family disputes the police department's assertion that he had a gun and refused to drop it after being ordered to do so. the shooting sparked days of deadly violent protests. >>> an police officer involved shooting in phoenix tuesday night. police say the suspect rammed a patrol car after a routine traffic stop. and another police officer saw the suspect raise a hand gun suspect. no officers were injured. two hand guns were found inside and the car. >>> right now, evacuations are underway for residents in the santa cruz mountains in california. this fire so far has scorched over 2,0

president george hw bush is voting for hillary clinton, kathleen kennedy townsend, the niece of john f. kennedy, shared a photo with bush in a facebook posting also wrote that the former president said he is voting for hillary clinton, her claim as to speaking out against donald trump. she either takes things to literally or is a smart outlook, and mom post this picture, last night catching that read-- "my kids had a giver too many grapes, and i said just eat hal of them" ay. which technically, she is not wrong. is it a case of lunch shaming, but one watch what he did that ended with her a large lead in pennsylvania, loses her job what she calls a lunchls she it is getting headlines in putting the school policy in the spotlight. this. is on facebook live, the school has a policy, hot lunche are denied to students whose parents have overdrawn accounts they still eat better given a cold cheese sandwich in fruit, in this particular case, lorain to resign from wylandville elementary school after she had take back a hot lunch from an elementary school student, the child's parents more than $25 behin

john f. kennedy and ronald reagan, julie, actively and aggressively dropped individual tax rates and we saw massive economic expansion. hillary clinton is going in the opposite direction. >> what were tax rates under reagan, you can't compare. >> the point is lower taxes created economic stimulus. >> i can't speak to kennedy because he died too soon, reagan instituted many, many tax increases after that, because he understood that it was insupportable to have done what he originally did. let's be clear about the history that transpired after reagan did that. reagan was not shy about raising taxes multiple times because he lived in a realistic world. and the budget deficit -- >> he dropped rates on corporations. >> every conservative who now screams about the deficit has to remember that they have to be fair about what it was like in the '80s when reagan was president, it was massive. >> whoa. for 240 years, america accumulated $10 trillion in debt. in the last seven and a half years, america accumula