mrs. kennedy that you ended up going on that trip> to texas. >> yes mrs. kennedy talk to me and said she was going to make this trip to texas in 1963. she said, in 1960, she was not able to do as much as she should have to help president kennedyss to get elected because she was pregnant at the time. and so this time she said she was going to do everything possible to help him get reelected.d. >> this is a great photo of clint with president and mrs. kennedy and this was taken on november 22, 1963. >> the trip began on the 21st and we flew down to san antonio where the president would make a speech and dedicated hospital and then we flew over to houston for a meeting with a group of hispanic people and then to pay tribute to congressman albert thomas who was at the space center and then over to fort worth to spend the night, got up the next morning, the president had a breakfast to go to, we finally got to the cars and went out to air force one at the air force base and flew over from fort worth to dallas. now that sounds kind of ridiculous, i'm sure to ever

mrs. bush who was actually going down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education and as she was being put in the car her agent said "mrs. bush, there's been a terrible accident in new york, a plane has flown into one of the world trade centers." as she was getting in the car and he turned to me as he was closing the door and said "you ought to go in and see what's going on, it's on television." and he said it with a -- with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more there than just an accident but anyway i at some point after talking to some of my staff, because we were still preparing at that point for starting to cook meat for that night and various things and i went in, went up to my office and as i walked in the door to my office i saw a plane on the television fly into the building in new york and i said to one of my assistants "my gosh, how did they get that on camera so quickly?" and he said "that's the second plane." it was like something hit me in the stomach with a very hard punch and i sat down and i immediately called th

mrs. kennedy's efforts in 1961 to 63. those rooms have a historic basis. on the second floor in the private quarters, there are traditional guest bedrooms on the second floor at the east end of the building. the lincoln and the queen's bedrooms. those are the traditional guest bedrooms when the family has personal guest. the other rooms up there can be used in any way that the first family desires. it is their home, as well as the third floor. during the years there have been different family members who have resided there. president carter had his two sons and his wives. this administration, mrs. obama's mother was up on the third floor area. those areas are private areas for the family. they get use the way the family wishes. host: this is the transition process we are now. what is going on in the white house? mr. walters: in the white house, the first thing that is going on is the christmas holidays. with all of the activities going on, and with the president leaving going to hawaii. in the evening there is the candlelight tour is for the public. month

mrs. kennedy. ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> the joint congressional inaugural committeecorted, now seat the presidential parties on the platform. [applause] [cheers] >> mr. president, mr. vice president, distinguished guests and fellow citizens of this great representative republic, we are here today to inaugurate the 35th president of this union of free people. it is my high honor to begin this event by presenting the united states marine band under the direction of lieutenant colonel albert sholper, which will play a special arrangement of a song we all cherish. "america the beautiful." ♪ >> the crowds remained hushed until the completion of "america the beautiful." ♪ [applause] >> will the audience now rise as his eminence, richard kushing, announces the invocation. >> in the name of the father, and of the son, and of the holy ghost, amen. in this year of our lord, 1961, we ask thee almighty god to enlighten us and we may know as men our personal responsibility. and we may know as americans our political, social and humanitarian responsibility. and we may know as citi

mr. kennedy of louisiana. mr. langford of oklahoma. [inaudible conversations] st >> raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear to does support and defend the constitution of the essays against all enemies foreign anda domestic day you will bear full faith and allegiance to the same they take its obligations freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter so help you god? congratulations, senators. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the clerk will call the roll names of the next group. >> mr. leahy of vermont. utah, mr. lee of utah. mr. mccain of arizona. mr. moran, kansas. [inaudible conversations] >> please raise your right hand do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely withou

mr. kennedy, going back -- and i also voted for eisenhower. but the problem is, today, we have socialism rampant in this country. people want everything handed to them. and they do not know what the word means. it means bigger government. you do not have to work for it. and that is a shame of this country. until people realize there is no free lunch, somebody is paying for it. they better look out. and i think donald trump is the man to do it. thank you very much for listening to me. host: in fairfax, virginia, a democrat. what do you want to talk about? caller: good morning. i just want to say that i am proud to see that donald trump is dealing with nafta, the nafta , coming immigration into this country, a border patrol. i just want to say that god established borders between the nations. also dealing with racism. one thing i do not understand about the american people is, you know, those things that i ,amed in the previous years they were complaining, saying, why don't the past presidents -- why don't they do with these issues? now that mr.

mr. kennedy, for five minutes. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, tomorrow this body is set to vote on a budget resolution that would dramatically cut federal funding for planned parenthood. but today there is still time to reconsider that proposal and listen to the thousands if not millions of men, women, and children it that are urging us not to. because they understand the impact in our better than almost any of us here today. this isn't just about blocking a woman's constitutional right to her own health care options. although that would be bad enough. this is about getting medicaid reimbursements for preventive care and family planning. revoking every single dollar for 360,000 lifesaving breast exams and four million tests for sexually transmitted diseases. this congress is choosing political gamesmanship at the expense of americans' health. particularly those who cannot afford care otherwise. this is a tacticle strike on low-income women and families. in my home state of massachusetts, it would immediately deny access to care to nearl

mr. kennedy, for five minutes. mr. kennedy: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, on friday, i visited a community health center in worcester, massachusetts. there at a place dedicated to healing those in their community, i met one of their patients. a 42-year-old refugee from baghdad who arrived in the united states this past november. he, his wife and his children spent three years in a turkish refugee camp fleeing their home country. his family had been targeted in iraq. he'd been hospitalized four times with injuries. he and his wife had both been shot. he he watched his own brother burn to death in front of his eyes and countless members of his family are still missing. he was a musician back home. he struggled to keep up his craft as he's fled. a doctor in that health center managed to track down a youth trumpet and presented it to that man as a gift. now every time he visits that health center he brings the trumpet and plays it for the staff. my visit was no exception. he stood in front of our group and proudly played our national anthem with tears

mrs. kennedy is going to be her role model.lothes are saying it loud and clear for her. >> it juz jack gee kennedy many remembered as they commented on mrs. trump'sen sellable, the color, the color, style, reminiscen't of mrs. kennedy's regal inaugural dress 56 years earlier. first daughter ivanka trump not to be outdone. for evening wear she chose a powerhouse, carolina herrera dressed in a gold gown, bell-shaped skirt. tiffany trump wore a strapless, metallic gown. wives of eric and donald trump jr., wore gowns in shades of red and gold. trump's senior adviser, kellyanne conway's coat went viral and called the military look, trump revolution wear. conway broke with the day's theme. her coat from italian house of gucci. this morning, the fashion parade continued. vanessa trump wearing a plum coat, accented with matching, spotted bowling in heels. jessica snyder, cnn, new york. >>> fashion journalist, wrote "everyday icon" about michelle obama's style. when we look at what we saw last night and now today, these women have a lot

mr. katyal -- justice kennedy: mr. katyal, are there -- in the wake of the many years this act has been enforced and these many individual meetings, have there been documented areas of consensus as to certain standards, certain methodologies, certain systems that work and certain that don't? and do the courts, in reviewing these proceedings, ever refer to those? mr. katyal: so i think that's where the amici briefs are so important, because they show -- say that education isn't really one of those areas. i mean, you know, people disagree about the most simple things about educational philosophy. justice kennedy: so we've gone -- so we've gone nowhere. mr. katyal: well, i don't think we've gone nowhere, but i think that worry is to thrust courts into the business of deciding which philosophy is appropriate. and take firefly, for -- justice kennedy: so you say that there is generally no consensus as to appropriate methodologies for, say, a hearing-impaired student, an autistic student. no agreement on that? mr. katyal: i

mrs. pubush who was actually gog down to congress to testify before senator kennedy's committee on childhood education. and she was told, mrs. bush, there's a terrible accident and a plane through into the world trade center in new york. >> he said, you ought to go inside and watch and see what is going on. it is on television. he said it with an understanding that he and i had that there was something more than just an accident. anyway, after talking to some of my staff, we were still preparing that point, starting to cook meat for that night and various things and i went up to my office and as i walked in the door to my office, i saw a plane on the television fly into building in new york. and i said to one of my assistants, my gosh, how did they get that on camera so quickly? he said, that the second plane. like something hit me in the stomach. very hard punch. and i sad down and immediately called the social secretary and told mer thather that i was mak decision to cancel the picnic and i had to get a hold of the people that were coming in to the barbecue that were helping set up for it.

mrs. kennedy's efforts.e private quarters, there are traditional guest bedrooms on the second floor at the east end of the building. the lincoln and queens bedrooms. they are the traditional guest bedrooms with the family has personal guest there. used inr rooms can be any way the first family desires. it is their home. as well as the third floor. during the years different family members have resided there. as i said, president carter had his sons and their wives there. mrs. obama's mother lives on the third floor area. those are private areas for the family and they get used the way the family wishes to. host: the tradition -- transition -- what is going on in the white house? mr. walters: the first thing is the holidays. the president just left for hawaii, but in the evening, there are the candlelight tours for the public that go on. through the month of december, the actual activities at the white house are the traditional activities. when the president returns, there will be thank you's for the people w

mr. kennedy orange county they applied for an alteration. >> that's correct, sir. >> yes, sir.t's correct as you this is the same project they're asking to build now tearing down the remainder of the building the same building itself that their - they will end up with under this permit they would under the altercates permit. >> yes, sir. that's correct nothing has been changed went to planning review. >> how do it come to oushgs or the building department's attention. >> following the sign off of issuance from the city that was discovered and brought to mr. sanchez open planning attention from what i'll told me interest the department of building inspection there was a demolition it was actually brought to my attention from the project sponsor saying something is going on we have a demolition chases going on that's why we investigated with the opinion planning department and that was why that was a complete demolition. >> maybe for staff or director or or zoning administrator and share commissioner johnsons concerns someone come into and ask for a permit of an alteration the on

mrs. kennedy. it's really one of the largest families i've seen on this stage i think. >> all the kids an grandchildren are there and the incoming first lady, emily, she's wearing sunglasses which is not unusual even though it's not all that sunny here in washington but she's got an enormous amount of responsibility as well. it is unusual she's not going to be moving here right away, she wants their son, baron to finish the semester. >> baron will be at school bright and early monday morning just like any other kid in new york city. it's very interesting what's going to happen with the first family, you saw her moving to d.c., jared will serve in the white house, but the two eldest sons will remain taking care of the trump organization. i'm excite today sd to see what first look will look like. >> there are first lays that have not enjoyed being in washington. margaret truman was a very important helper to president truman, so the fact that the first lady likes to be somewhere other than washington

mr. kennedy was asked what the president's favorite performances were and favorite song, and she said hail to the chief. >> it has a certain little to it, they say. >> look at that beautiful marine corps uniform. >> is it warm inside the reviewing stand? >> it is supposed to be temperature controlled. balmy 72 degrees. >> highly decorated master ga e gunnery sergeant. >> yeah, look at that. >> ruffles and flourishes again. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. and the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [ applause ] >> take your seats. [ applause ] >> we have been rejoined after this long day, history-making day by nicole wallace, who was communication's director in the last republican white house. nicole, it's been hours since we were able to talk to you, your reflections on what we've seen so far. >> you guys were talking about competence and things that were waning, and i will confess that my competence is waning in these hours, but i am struck by how this administration begins. you know, donald trump is someone who came up from t

mr. skakal was awarded a new trial. he is part of the kennedy family. cousin, robert kennedy, jr., has written a new book called "framed, wife michael skakel spent over a decade in prison for a murder he did not convict." the book says that he is completely innocent. i don't want to adjudicate the case of television. we don't have time. it's not fair to the prosecution. i do want to get into the fact that the connecticut supreme court will make a decision on whether there is a new trial for michael skakel any time now. you have any heads up on its? >> it could be as long as a year, it could be two weeks. >> you don't know. they will be the tail. if they say, no new trial, then, skakel goes back. >> he goes back to prison. he served 11 and a half years company of a 25 to life sentence. if they overrule that, michael goes back to jail, if they uphold a come of that, the prosecutor has to decide whether to retrial or try the guys thatl colors. >> what i find fascinating about your book is that you and your cousin weren't exactly friends when this whole thi

mr. kennedy of louisiana, mr. lankford of oklahoma. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this oath and obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. lee of vermont, mr. lee of utah, mr. mccain of arizona, mr. moran of kansas. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and

mr. kennedy got a lot of pushback against that decision at the time, especially by members of the foreigngo to the speech. his rationale was "no u.s. government foreign service person serve everything overseas should be seen as advocating for one side or the other." that kind of non-partisan ethos speaks to what the state department is all about. i mean, take patrick kennedy, for example, he was appointed as an undersecretary of state during the bush presidency in 2007. when president obama took over the white house, he was asked to stay on in the state department in the same role. if you look at his job description in the state department web site, you can see why they might have a tough tim ginning up an easy replacement for him. "he is responsible for the people, resources, budget, facilities, technology, financial operations, consular affairs, logistics, contracting and security for department of state operations and is the secretary's principal adviser on management issues." that's kind of a lot. patrick kennedy, career public servant in the foreign service. yes, he became an underse

mr. kennedy had to have the national guard federalized. he stood before the nation and said in eloquent terms the problem which we face in the area of civil rights is not merely a political issue, it is not merely an economic issue, it is, at bottom, a moral issue. it is as old as the scriptures and as modern as the constitution. it is a question of whether we will treat our negro brothers as we ourselves would like to be treated. and on the heels of that great speech, he went in, recommended to the congress of our nation the most comprehensive civil rights bill ever recommended by any president of our great nation. unfortunately, after many months of battle, and for a period we got a little tired of that -- you know, there are some men in our country who like to talk a lot. maybe you read about the filibuster. and you know they get bogged down in the paralysis of analysis, and they will just go on and on and on. and they wanted to talk that bill to death. but president lyndon johnson got to work. he started calling congressmen and senator

mr. trump. kennedy: the repeal part can happen, the replace part can be much more difficult. >> that's a big issue. when we watched the candidates campaign, we didn't hear of a plan. if you are going to repeal obamacare you have got to couple with a budget resolution. are we going to have an inflated debt situation? what is the solution? not to say i love rand paul, but at least rand paul has a solution to replace obamacare. when you repeal it, you have got to replace it. kennedy: he said if we are going to get rid of it, we have to put something in there right away. i tend to trust the doctors in congress a lot more on this issue. an also said i'm not going to vote for something and give us 10 more years of increasing debt. >> $10 trillion of additional debt. the big problem is big spending. obamacare contributes to that. we spend more government in the history of governments has ever spent. we are spending close to $trillion a year. we are spending $4 trillion a quarter. if we can't cut government spe

mr. kennedy of louisiana, mr. lankford of oklahoma. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states ainst allnees, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this oath and obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. lee of vermont, mr. lee of utah, mr. mccain of arizona, mr. moran of kansas. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithf

mrs. obama, jackie kennedy, mrs. bush, you have to think through how you raise children or a child in the white house. to live some semblance of a normal life and protect them. they didn't run for re-election. they're a kid who got you know, put in the white house, chelsea at age 12. i think one of the most amazing things that the ushers did for her, i think the it was the first night they were there, she had four friends from little rock spending the night and they did a scavenger hunt through the state noor of the white house to find the painting of somebody in the red room and they are running all over, getting used to the house. i finally realized, i knew when chelsea made the house her home, her parents one night were having a dinner for people in the green room and she came down to say good night and the marine orchestra was play ng the background b and she's a ballerina and she came down off the elevator and went down the grand calle doing pliats dancing oblivious to the orchestra. kissed her parents and went

mrs. kennedy. the first lady is seen holding a fork over a bowl and twirling diamonds and gems instead of spaghetti. the photo was taken in april. >>> the "washington post" reports music has found to be a stress reliever for dogs. scottish researchers put a collection of sounds to the . more relaxed when reggae or soft rock is played for them. the study concluded that just like people, dogs have a personal preference at least when it comes to music. >> reggae relaxes me as well. >>> and the "minneapolis star tribune" said hundreds of mary tyler moore fans paid tribute by gathering downtown on saturday. they sang the theme to "the mary tyler moore show." they then tossed their hands into the air just as mary tyler more did during the opening credits of the show which was set in minneapolis. she died on wednesday. she was 80 years old. >> >>> coming up, his death galvanized the civil rights movement, but there is now a shocking new turn in the story of emmett till. >>> and later, newly released video

mr. kennedy: >> i appreciate your time. to mr. trump'sn team. do you understand how hard it is to start or expand a small business in america today? ms. mcmahon: yes, sir. i have had that experience. i know very well what it takes. kennedy: let's start with the regulation. here is what small business people tell me every day. they do not complain about specific rules or paying their fair share. they tell me we need simpler fewer rules, we need quicker decisions by the bureaucracy. we need governmental workers who will answer the phone. we need government websites that a normal person can navigate. that is all they are asking for. experience, i have been in america longer than i have been in washington, i have been a senator for three weeks -- you cannot be for jobs if you're against business. they need five things, they need low taxes, they need reasonable regulation, capital, they need decent infrastructure and a skilled worked force. i realize sba can't provide all of those. but tell me how you're going to help small business women and men get

mr. kennedy, who also had a very cold inauguration. >> yes, he certainly did. >> what did you expect thearket to be doing over the next couple of days here? >> well, it all depends how the inaugural speech comes out. will it bring any clarification? will it shape out his program? that could have a market moving impact if they begin to get a real feel for it. so it will be key. again, as kelly said, the rain could confuse some things because he was originally scheduled to actually leave the parade early and begin signing some executive orders. >> yeah. it'll be interesting to see what those are. he has promised some action on the first day. there you see the president-elect, the vice president-elect as they make their way down to lay that wreath at the tomb of the unknown. very interesting to see the interaction between these two men who really have come together as a team now, haven't they? >> yes. seem to get along fabulously well. pence is having apparently more and more influence, and that should not be a bad thing. >> during the news conference yesterday announced the transition was

kennedy: i've seen mr. and mrs. smith. how these things end, on private planes when you're yelling at your 17 children on your way to the divorce lawyer. >> that's not the cia. kennedy: that's what it's all about. talk about hot pots of coffee. donald trump's honeymoon with the press lasted just three seconds, and it's going to get so much worse. the president-elect hinting he might boot reporters out of the west wing. reince priebus says if the press corpses gets evicted, it will only be to find a larger space to accommodate even more media, but critics say they will do it to better control what the public hears about his administration. this is not unique to an administration. it's just happening sooner than it usually does. and presidents usually, like, grit their and smile like i love the press. these guys are great. [laughter] meanwhile, president obama was awful with the press. hillary clinton actively despised them and refused to have a press conference for over 200 days. so is this really that surprising? >> it's n

mr. kennedy orange county they applied for an alteration. >> that's correct, sir. >> yes, sir.s correct as you this is the same project they're asking to build now tearing down the remainder of the building the same building itself that their - they will end up with under this permit they would under the altercates permit. >> yes, sir. that's correct nothing has been changed went to planning review. >> how do it come to oushgs or the building department's attention. >> following the sign off of issuance from the city that was discovered and brought to mr. sanchez open planning attention from what i'll told me interest the department of building inspection there was a demolition it was actually brought to my attention from the project sponsor saying something is going on we have a demolition chases going on that's why we investigated with the opinion planning department and that was why that was a complete demolition. >> maybe for staff or director or or zoning administrator and share commissioner johnsons concerns someone come into and ask for a permit of an alteration the only

kennedy: clownness. >> mrs. may is an impressive woman. have been watching them on questions on c-span, i will do say that i hated the fact that obama was signing all the executive orders, that's not the constitutional way of i think to things. i don't think the way that mr. trump is doing it the the constitutional way of doing things either but this is going to come out and a big legal issue and i agree of the fact that he's explaining. i probably shouldn't have said that -- [laughter] neil: you're watching c-span so what kind of credibili [laughter] kennedy: ben just hit it out of the park. neil: he did. do you guys think, though, how we meet to another leader, corporate let's go, go, go, that's getting everyone on your same page whether they are able to get on it or not, right? >> charles: true but that doesn't necessarily mean they are on the same page as you and maybe i think it's a cue to the reporters also. let's forget the questions that are designed to trap me, let's forget -- neil: that's what reporters do. charles: i know. the n

mr. kennedy here in a moment. think is important is this was happening before brexit., 11 link out. we simply went back to the trident that we saw in the summer of two years ago. something thatis has been broken down in the analysis. >> this is what i have. guess you were doing the pound. so i wanted to see the spread. we do have a little bit of movement. the worst start since 2013 which means that it is pushing levels to -- back to levels seen when they had all of the temper tantrum because they were shortening the amount they were buying but lengthening the timeline? i would note is that german inflation is also spiking, as well. francine: so let's go backs to brexit. theresa may talking about regaining control of immigration. in her first televised interview of the year, theresa may talked leaving the union will be about getting the right relationship. meanwhile, boris johnson met with donald trump top advisers over the weekend as the company looks to build ties with the incoming administration. we aree on all of this joined by simon kennedy. thank you for coming on

mrs. clinton was wrong. kennedy: she said unequivocally she was not hacked and she knows this for certain -- i don't know how she knows. >> i would say she knows she was lying because she knew of said - knew that sid bmehal was hacked. so why is think it significant? one of the metrics the justice department used when see siding to prosecute. was there harm? we now know there is harm in this case. once secrets got in the hands of foreign intelligence agents. >> the difference is the f.b.i. detectivor said intent is a big ingredient in that stew, and you say you don't will to have intent some show there was harm. >> in my view you should have to show intent in every crime. but this is the rare time when congress says you don't have to show intents. you only have to show gross negligence. combative said she wasn't grossly negligent, she was only extremely careless. what's the difference. kennedy: it's accountability and we have to apply to it both sides as you do so deftly. republicans have their plans to slash apart