jfk is a family man. here in october of he is walking 1963, john john and yet over here he is dressed with jackie. they brought culture into the white house. she was a person who understood the arts, understood the role it .layed in american culture and when they went to france on a diplomatic trip, jackie them to allow the mona lisa to come to the united states. it was extraordinary. it was one of the art exchanges of the century. here jackie views the plans for the redevelopment of the lafayette square park in the museum. -- lafayette square part of the museum. funds and raise supported on the way back to 1958. tragically this is a very unique, rarely seen photograph. what is different about it? she is wearing the same suit she wore the day her husband lost his life in dallas. any time the kids had nothing to do, they were in the white house. they had the full run of the place. here they show on up -- unannounced in the oval office. 1962.s john john is playing around on the carpet. inve that is a pictur

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so jfk got his cigars, right? that's not the end of the story, of course. because now that cuba doesn't have a friend in the united states, it needs trading partners because cuba is a communist country, who are they going to pick to be one of their key trading partners? soviet union, right? as the soviet union and cuba become closer and closer partners, the soviet union says hey, there's a country that we're friendly with 90 miles from the coast of florida. i wonder if they would let us put some nuclear weapons on that island so that we can be right in range of the united states. right? they plan on it. they start building facilities in cuba. they start putting the warheads on ships and sending them to the island. reconnaissance photos of which this is one, from american spy planes, look at this and they say, you know what they're doing, they're building places to store these weapons. they're building places where they can launch nuclear weapons 90 miles from the coast of the united states. we cannot allow them to do this. then the united states discoffers

like jfk. he was extracting information for history. the phrase i've used to answer your question is that all this stuff is hiding in plain sight, and that until now, too much of the kennedy field has been dominated for commercial reasons by people who do gossip and people even make stuff up. the standards have been very low. you could never pass muster with ellen writing about, say, millard fillmore the way some people write about john kennedy. we're hoping in the next 100 years the standards go up some, because if they do, there's a ton of stuff to learn. there are 25 million pieces of paper in this building. a few of them have tidbits there'll be coffee and punch in the conference room at 3:00 p.m. and that's not really very important. but it's amazing to us how little of this record has been comprehensively studied. >> i think part of the answer do your really very perceptive question is that the historiography, the kennedy historiography suffered a little bit from the same thing that the l

that is very latest live from the middle of jfk boulevard, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> joe, thank you. >>> meteorologist lauren casey joins us now with the eclipse and a full week ahead. >> yes. >> yes, i know, we will have one steamy day and then we will turn it over to feeling like fall. >> how about that. >> it will be awesome. today was awesome, we have awesome weather at end of the seven day forecast, just wonderfulness all the way around but today could feel energy in the streets. everybody out enjoying solar eclipse getting their science on every where, wanting to wear protective glasses and we are dealing with a few cloud passing through but otherwise dry conditions, warm, humid 84 g in that moisture feeling more like 88 degrees and temperatures we have rain cooled air in reading. eighty-one. stuck at 84 in trenton. eighty-five in allentown. skies darkening up as we look toward kutztown gaw we have storm activity moving into parts of the berks county right now and poconos. seeing themselves just up win moving their way eastbound toward carbon and monroe counties

during our 5:00 broadcast and cnn interviewed james clapper and his worked with every president since jfk and found him to be a measured speaker and i don't use this often but i was startled by what he said and this is just one of his quotes. i worry about access to the nuclear codes if he decided to do something it's pretty dam scary. this is one of the top members of the washington establishment and someone who's been in the highest levels of government saying something about our president. >> it's kind of alarming and you have to notice the regular checks and balances are in place but the way he explained it with special insight is when the president gives the order it kicks in and that is ominous and that -- that is the reality and going back to jfk. i'm sorry, fdr. the idea of the nuclear codes has transformed the fender -- presidency itself and going back to robin oppenheimer in the manhattan -- the manhattan project in that moment changed because of the nuclear implications and now you have a person who campaigns about nuclear codes and talks about japan getting weapons and this is

if i were to give trump any advice, i would say to take a page out of jfk's play book and underscoreow this will spur economic growth as well as jobs for all, but right now this is the last best chance for the republican party and that trump lacks the leadership to propel it forward. neil: i don't know. everybody acknowledged that they all agree this needs to get done and their political hineys need it done. what's your prediction? >> my prediction is if we don't get something done, the mid terms look awful. i don't think that the republicans are willing to lose majorities all over simply because there was something within our grasp and we didn't do. it doesn't make sense. i'm thankful to see that president trump has said, look, i'm going to campaign for tax reform and going around the country and that's going to be helpful, create an environment in which we can get something done and accomplished. i think the republicans on hill are very, very motivated to get it done. i disagree with my friend wendy there. >> no. >> i think it's likely to happen, however, neil, i think you rightly

i went to jfk, jessica. that took me all the way to 76. >> well, it always stinks to have to do it at that time of the day. it's bad enough to go out and take something different. i like to drive and not worry about it. the vine street near 24th street we're watching here. this is the westbound side. you can clearly see flashing lights up ahead, but vehicles are moving on the vine, are not moving on the vine because it is closed due to the construction project. so there are alternates out there. not a lot of traffic in the area. the 42 freeway is looking good at five minutes northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. average speeds into the 60s. no problems on the 42 freeway. if you're out over in new jersey, another area, mt. laurel near 295 also looks good in both directions there. it looks particularly dry, too. i'm here with mass transit, septa, new jersey transit and airtrack are looking fine. back to you. >>> and capturing the moment a dirt bike slams into a woman and takes off. we'll show you what

the sterling on jfk boulevard is build as a luxury tower with a pool on the top. but fear is rising as arsonist strikes for the sixth time overnight. this teenager was visiting her dad. >> i think these are set, all set? >> oh, like set up by a person? someone set these fires. >> wow! that is sick and scary, yeah report roar this time it was on the fifth floor at 11:20 p.m. someone set a decorative wreath on door a blaze across from the trash chute. the alarm sounded, sprinklers went out of and victor cooper's anxiety level shot up. >> it was very alarming. it's been so constant occurrence and it's frightening it's shocking. and we're very concerned. >> reporter: as fox 291st reported last month, the arsonists first struck on jul july 12th. since then small fires have been set in trash rooms and in hallways. the fire bug ignite add shirt and tossed it into the hall. the same was done with a box. as thursday's fire hit six the feds are now trading cash for good tips. >> i can tell you that we are taking this extremely zero yesesly. we are using every available reso

thursday alarm alarms sound on jfk building. grace adams is visiting her dad. >> attention, attention there's an incident inside this building. you need to leave your apartment. >> reporter: someone said a decorative wreath a blaze on the fifth floor across the trash chute. it's the sixth arson fire in under a month and fear is rising. it was very alarming. just it's been so constant occurrence and it's frightening. it's shocking. and we're very concerned. >> as fox 291st reported last month, the fire started on july 12th. they've all been set on lower floors some in the trash rooms others in hallways. the brazen arsonists igniting a shirt and tossing it into a hall. same way weigh box. >> we're all afraid. many of us are really looking at moving out. we're consulting attorneys to potentially break leases because of the feeling of unsafe tee. >> collins lives with his partner on the 29th floor paying 4500 a month. he's sharply critical of security inside the building owned by amc o of denver now the feds are stepping in. alcohol

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hard

what we just discovered at jfk airport today. fentanyl coming from china? here's abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: jfk airport today, agents in protective suits. finding the powerful opioid, fentanyl, packaged from china. in tempe, arizona, we're on another front line with the opioid epidemic. >> the vehicle is on the move. >> reporter: the dea and the tempe police. today's target, alleged members of a drug ring with suspected ties to a mexican cartel. it's time to strike. >> we definitely already found a large sum of money. we'll just continue to tear the vehicle down until we see if there is more dope in here. >> reporter: during our week long look into the crisis, others grapple with heartbreak. one family 1,500 miles away in kentucky, 23-year-old veronica, young and full of life doesn't make it through a weekend break from rehab. >> she was so good at hiding it. this is the first time we have heard heroin and veronica's name mentioned. >> reporter: according to the cdc, more than 33,000 americans died of opioid over

during the cuban missile crisis, we stood behind jfk.is analogous to the cuban missile crisis. >> seth: he's right. this is just like jfk's handling of the cuban missile crisis. who can forget jfk's stirring words that calmed the fears of a worried nation. >> this government has maintained the closest surveillance of the soviet military build-up on the island of cuba. and i just have one thing to say to the soviets -- ask not what your ass can do for my foot. ask what my foot can do for your ass. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: but even members of trump's own party are deeply skeptical of his reckless threats, partly because they don't fully understand what they even mean. take arizona senator john mccain who said he took exception to trump's remarks. asked specifically about the fire and fury comment, mccain said of trump, "i don't know what he's saying and i've long ago givin up trying to interpret what he says." [ light laughter ] senators now treat the words of the president the way new yorkers treat subway announ

this was really one of the first times when jfk junior came up on the national scene again, introducing his uncle teddy. and of course given the tragic end of his life about a decade later, this is a really kind of heart rendering item to look at. discovered as people have come into the exhibit is a lot of people have their own story. everybody of the right age remembers where they were wh en they heard that president kennedy had been assassinated. folks, and they remember their visits here. they remember when he was here campaigning. everybody has some kind of connection it seems with their own involvement with kennedy or the family, whether they saw him in person or on tv. i think leaving here people want to go away with a respect for the remarkable life you lead. -- he led. certainly he was not perfect, we know that today. but we appreciate from the generation that he came from, the service in world war ii and devoted his life to public service. his family was wealthy and he could have gone off and done anything, but he chose to devote his life to public service, as a senator, and th

one that we will all remember in a way that americans remember in a way that americans remember when jfk a way that americans remember whenjfk was murdered. we ramble where we were when we heard it. -- ramble where we were when we heard it. —— we remember where we were when we heard it. using back to alexander campbell and his diaries at the time, and how do a time it was for all of us, as we became embroiled in the story, and it was not our story. but then to say, prince harry, that all of us lost somebody this day, it isn't true. because he and his brother did. not all of us. i got no sense of what was going on over here on the day, so was going on over here on the day, so this was very different. this is where it was extraordinary.” so this was very different. this is where it was extraordinary. i was overseas. i was living down the road, so the crowds of people that we go down to kensington palace were enormous. but if you look at some things that were set at the time, europe see how we lost our sense of proportion. the leader of the opposition of the time called for heathrow airport

the new luxury terminal at the jfk airport that has animals lining up to buy two. in the ways and means committee touring major corporate hubs this week. the speaker ryan pledged to overhaul the nation's tax code to make american businesses more competitive. i'm very specifically for boeing it means we are texting in this business. in this country at a much higher tax rate than our foreign competitors tax theirs. we tax ourselves a whole lot higher. the tax reform is the one area in which the white house and congressional republicans are most in sync. during this now is the former hostess chairman and ceo greg weyburn. his is another example between the white house and congress. >> i think it's interesting to me when i get the fact that the president is out pushing this topic. i think of the it's a great thing to do with his base. it is an important piece of legislation. the republican leadership which so far for seven months has been the game that she couldn't shoot straight i understand what they are doing. it sounds like they're preaching to the choir. greg, i w

the party of jfk, the democrat party of jfk is dead.t'sr been taken over and hijacked by a far left that has no adherence to any objective value. they destroy anything that's objectively good. the family, rights given by god. they have to destroy it. the only thing they can do is make their base angry and make them believe other people took that stuff from you. therefore you are entitled to it. go get it, it's yours. you have seen this ideology permeates the far left for decades. sadly in moments of tragedy, you can see with the social media mob, it all comes out and it's horror. >> tucker: they should go cover a riot or a hurricane or a war and see what happens when authority evaporates and disappears, when the cops leave. i bet they wouldn't be cheering it on then. dan, thanks for joining us. a group of ivy league professors have written a smart letter to their students. it's got a novel idea. think for yourselves. up next, we will talk to princeton professor robbie george who signed that letter. stay tuned. accident forgiveness. so t

along jfk boulevard in center city. flames broke out the hallway of the fifth floor last nights.hurt. >>> good friday morning. just a couple of minutes before 7:00 a.m. live look outside. this is route 30 at the circle. traffic is running pretty smoothly in both directions. pretty busy intersection out there. 42 freeway making your way north or southbound between route 55 and walt whitman bridge. quick drive in both directions of five minutes. earlier construction has cleared. let's move into pennsylvania. 76 the schuylkill at montgomery drive. this is traffic moving into center city philadelphia. moving eastbound, we typically see some backup here. it is a friday. it's in the summer and no backups to report. the quick drive as you make your way eastbound between the blue route and vine street expressway. just about 15 minutes there. >>> sun sunni start ny start at live view from the marina. inland seeing showers and already heavy downpours moving through berks county just past green wit gr. 72 degrees in philadelphia. temperatures will be climbing to 77 at 9:00. 85 at lunchtime.

kind of quiet this morning, except this overnight project still with us 22nd and 23rd street closed at jfk boulevard doing a big cement power for a future high rise downtown, pennsy turnpike not bad at all, right now, quiet on the blue route from broomall down to i-95, you are good to go, in problems, again , on 476 for gang saint david, villanova gang talked to my buddy jay wright getting new suits fired up for the season. hello, maple shade, shaders here, route 73 just off of 295 , so we're kind of quiet on a friday morning. live look 422, saint gabriel's curve, headlights coming in toward philadelphia, but later on friday, summertime, crunch time, it starts between 12 and 2:00 when we are heading to the beach. is what your forecast looking like when we go to the shore? scottie's got tonight 15 seconds >>> it looks good for us heading down the shore but not so much along the texas coastline. take a look at hurricane harvey, you can see that center of circulation right there movement with the storm off to the north and west at about 10 miles per hour, look at those rain bands impacting th

another inexperienced president was in the white house then, about garcia says she had more confidence in jfk than in donald trump. bruce lashan, wusa9. >> there's no sign of the military build up that military experts say would be needed for a preemptive strike against north korea. >>> we're learning the fbi raided the home of president trump's former campaign manager. agents showed up at the northern virginia resident of manafort in the early morning hours unannounced. they were armed with a search warrant. the washington post reports documents and other materials were seized in the july raid. manafort has been the subject of an ongoing investigation into his work in ukraine. he's part of speci robert mueller's -- manafort's lawyer says he's been cooperating with the investigation bringing over more than 400 pages of documents. >>> more finger pointing over the failed attempt to replace obamacare. president trump took a shot at the senate majority leader mcconnel. the president said that mcconnel said i had -- i don't think so after hearing repeal and replace, why not done. mcconnel held a

president going back to and including jfk. today trump went after clapper tweeting james clapper who got caught lying to congress is now an authority on donald trump. will he show you his beautiful letter to me? well, i reached out to general clapper today about that, quote, beautiful letter. and clapper composed notes to both candidates, trump and clinton, to be included along with the winner's first intelligence breaching. he congratulated the president-elect and vowed the intelligence community would serve with the sbes intelligence he would deliver. i hand wrote identical short notes to the candidates to accompany the first brief as president-elect. only one got deployed, the one to him. i went on to say i hoped he would abide by the long-standing principal of the intelligence community always telling truth to power. clapper noted to us only a few weeks later president-elect trump went on to compare the united states intelligence community to nazi germany. the white house and trump clearly very sensitive when it comes to q

jfk drive is closed transverse to 36, now through sunday night at 11:00 p.m.e access into the park. essentially, you can walk in but you're not able to drive in. muni a great option. subway service will remain open this weekend. last several weekends we have been doing new train testing. if you want to take the muni bus, n judah, 5 fulton, 5r fulton and fulton express will take concert goers back to civic center post show, and a three-day shuttle, bill graham civic auditorium, you have to pay for that, but much better than sitting in traffic. >> thanks, alexis. >> a chase through several counties before a suspect tried to swim away from highway patrol. you cannee how the chase covered more than 100 miles from oroville to discovery bay yesterday. sky 7 flew above the highway moments after officers nabbed the suspect on highway 4. chp tells us he spent an hour in the old river taunting officers until they managed to fish him out. >> b.a.r.t.'s board will get an update on a controversial proposal to expand service in the east bay. that plan would extend b.a.r.t.'

the fires have happened at the sterling amount, at 18th street and jfk boulevard in center city.cent, was very early friday morning. the sprinkler system put out small fires and trash rooms and hallways there. but eight people have significant water damage in their ants. and at least two of them are temporarily relocated. >> any fire, whether small, medium, large, it doesn't make a difference. anybody who intentionally tries to set a fire, especially in a large residential building like that , is as far as i'm concerned is a very dangerous person. >> yes, and there is now a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of that arsonist. >> now, to a nationwide tragedy, we're talking about suicides this morning, a new report from the centers for disease control says suicide is growing rapidly among teenagers. jericka dunn dan looks what's behind the rising teen toll. >> he was just an all around great kid. he was an athlete. >> jennifer gonzalez says her 17 year old son, jack ferrell, seemed fine last thanksgiving. >> and the next day i get woken up by the police knocking o

and if you look back at crisis moments like with the cuban missile crisis, with jfk, or even the evilempire speech that ronald reagan gave, you have a presidential address that's given, not tweets that are sent out or off-the-cuff bluster. >> saying we're going to bomb russia in five minutes. >> that was a mistake. >> i think the kgb was chastened by that. >> jfk in his speech during the cuban missile crisis showed resolve and firmness but also reassured the american people at a moment that was very uncertain, advocated patience and restraint and a desire for peace and spoke directly -- >> reagan also called them the evil empire. >> he did, and that's fine. they're still evil, just a smaller empire. >> i agree. >> i want to correct your history. when president clinton, very bellicose, threatening military action against north korea, kim jong il backed down. he backed down. he stopped his nuclear program. he let the united nations put cameras in and for several years that nuclear development was frozen through a combination of carrots and sticks. the chinese were important to that, as

nbc 10 was on the scene last night on jfk boulevard. the arsons started in mid-july. there's now a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the arsonist. >>> a gaping hole at a bucks county business. after a car crashed into it and burst into flames killing the driver. it took more than 100 firefighters to put out the flames after that car crossed multiple lanes on route 309 and crashed into the business called the pool pro. witnesses heard an explosion, someone who lives in the apartment above the business alerted his neighbors. and there's not much that can be salvaged from the business but that's not the owner's focus at this point. >> what are you going to do? i grieve for that person. >> the revved cross is helping 13 people displaced by the fire. authorities are asking the public for help to try to identify the driver. >>> sunoco can get back to drilling for a pipeline that caused uproar. a judge order sunoco can resume drilling at 15 out of 16 locations. the work was stopped temporarily last month but sunoco said underground work was incomplete a

this is not jfk's democratic party it's bernie sanders.fines, mandates, you name it, more control of the government, stay away from them at all costs and act like you won which you did and do some real tax policy and tax reform. kennedy: yeah. charry, gary is saying that you don't even need to work with democrats at all because they are so addicted to spending. >> i will say this if donald trump is actually working with democrats on a tax plan, i would be afraid of finger on the button, this is the dumbest thing i've ever heard of my life. this proves that he has lost his mind completely. >> moderate democrats. >> who, who is moderates? they are leftist. please, donald, don't do it. >> there are pressure points that you can put on democrats. no, no, listen to me. 25 seats the democrats have to defend in 2018 and ten of those were in trump's states. only one of the republicans was in a hillary won state. it's 10 to 1 in terms of political race. >> if republicans don't get a tax cut, no democrat is going to vote for a tax cut, they don't get

alison: ice said the brothers were caught using fake passports in visas at jfk airport 2009. they were ordered at that time to go back to el salvador and apply for a visa, green card, or citizenship. they never did so, and that led to the deportation. jonathan: a rare travel advisory issued by the naacp. they are urging caution traveling to the state of rights issues. a new state law exit more difficult to sue for housing or work discrimination and also cites reports that black drivers are 75% more likely to be pulled over than white drivers. maryland charity is accused of fraud. the attorney general and secretary of state says the "we can survive charity" failed to properly register and must stop doing business in maryland. the charity called it an unintentional oversight and is working to come in compliance. investigators are looking into what happened to donations made to that group. developments, bad news for brides -- alfred angelo will not finish its orders. they filed for bankruptcy and unexpectedly shut down last month, leaving some brides panicked. the company says i

in the legendary i have a dream speech. 200,000 people gathered on august 28 in 1963 that pressured jfkinitiate a despites bill in congress. leaders are in washington for the 1,000 minister's march for justice. they are protesting president trump. >>> many in the city are hit with higher property taxes. >>> amazon completes the takeover of the whole foods grocery chain. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to protect your identity, new medicare cards without social security numbers will be mailed next year. visit medicare.gov/fraud stay sharp people! trenton who were shocked by higher property assessments will have a chance to get their questions answered. city officials are holding two forums for property owner

. >> reporter: following the service, about on a dozen demonstrators stopped traffic on jfk. their message, tear the rizzo statue down. there's a process to remove the rizzo statue and starts with mayor jim kenney's office. kenney has had conversations about removing the statue must takes place, mark ferguson started a petition to keep it. it has more than 12,000 supporters. >> it's about principle. there's so much going on right now, so many divided relations. this is not a symbol of hate. >> reporter: ukee and nicole, you're looking at three hd surveillance cameras, these were brought in to watch over the statue of former mayor and police commissioner frank rizzo, authorities say these cameras will be out for some time to make sure the statue is not taken down. it may come down but it has to go through a process with the city again. no arrests to report during the demonstration. reporting live, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> david, thank you. >>> a 25-year-old new jersey man was arrested after he threw eggs at the frank rizzo statue this morning, vandals threw eggs

. >> reporter: jfk airport. agents in protective suits. finding the powerful opioid, fentanyl, in a package from china. tempe, arizona, another front line in the opioid epidemic. with the tempe police. today's target led to members of a drug ring with suspected ties to a mexican cartel. it's time to strike. >> got him. you definitely already found a large sum of money. we'll continue to tear the vehicle down until we see if there's more dope. >> reporter: during our week-long look into the crisis, others grappled with with one family 1500 miles awayaway in kentucky. she doesn't make it through a weekend break from rehab. >> she was so good at hiding it. this is the first time we've heard heroin and veronica's name mentioned. >> reporter: by 2:30 p.m., veronica's pronounced dead from a heroin overdose. >> she was gone. our daughter. she was gone. >> reporter: veronica leaves behind her own 4-year-old daughter, ray lynn. according to the cdc, more than 33,000 americans died of opioid overdoses in 2015. some of the blame lies with doctors. du

they can expand to include the jfk -- expand a mueller probe to inclue the jfk assassination or turny or doj. you can't just ignore a crime if you're a federal law enforcement officer. >> i just want to reiterate for anyone who joined mid-sentence, you were using that as a ridiculous -- >> as a ridiculous, absurd -- >> but can you indict a sitting president for whatever it may be? that is the issue that is still open because it wasn't decided in the nixon years. whether or not they find the smoking gun with anything, whatever it may be, can we indict a sitting president? so far, that's unanswered. the supreme court hasn't gone that far. >> i think it's important and we all agree that the mandate is broad and deals with all matters that arose or may arise and i think as the more the story changes, jay secokulow says it didn't help with drafting the statement. that gives another stone for mueller to overturn and the question is, will they get their hands on those income tax returns? that will be a big -- that will tell a lot. >> his base is standing firm. the rally tonight, he brought

at that time, jfk addressed the nation and sounded a lot different than donald trump today.e he is. >> i call upon chairman to halt this threat to world peace and the stable relations between our two nations. he has an opportunity now to move the world back from the abyss of destruction. >> jeffrey, it is -- there are, obviously, words. abyss of destruction. but a very different tone, right? putting the onus, the opportunity on the russians as opposed to threatening them with fire and fury the likes of which the world has never before seen. sorry, go ahead. >> erin, two things. two things, quickly. what provoked the cuban missile crisis was the perception of weakness that president kennedy was seen by the soviets the to have demonstrated at the bay of pigs and later at the berlin wall. and they felt they could take him on in cuba and succeed and take him on in berlin and succeed. they could put nuclear missiles in cuba. there's one other thing that we're not mentioning hear. on january 12th of 1950, secretary of state deane atchison gave a speech at the national press club i

they haven't had a decision like jfk had to make with the cuban missile crisis, if something like thatomes up in a chaotic white house that we've seen, no hope is there, we're going to be creami really scared. >> reporter: but some find hope in the new development. >> we're continuing to focus on the president's agenda. we're going to have staff changes. what matters to us are not the jobs that are within this building but the ones outside of there. that's why the president's been so focussed on growing jobs. >> all white house staff will report to general kelly. for the west wing, it's a new era with a new manager, but under the same boss. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> the mayor of margate plans to hold a meeting to stop something that is a danger to residents and visitors. the rains on the dunes caused this, giant ponds the floodwater. despite the drowning danger, nobody knows what's in the water. >> mosquitos. i don't want little children in there. there's certainly enough water in there that it could be fatal to somebody. this has to be dealt with. >> are margate is testing the pon

. >> the brothers were stopped at jfk airport in 2009 after trying to use fake passports and visas. >onight a leesburg man is facing charges for the death of his father found inside a burning home. 20-year-old michael bowles is charged with first degree murder. police tell us he shot and killed his dad mario before setting fire to his house on steed hill lane last friday. they didn't find the victim's body until the following day. >>> a man in virginia is accused of killing the drugstore manager. bernard was arrested this morning. he killed rex olson last wednesday. olson's body was found inside a dumpster outside a there is no motive. >>> a look at skin burns caused by iphone cases. >>> we're looking at the dead and missing in an explosion that devastated a school campus. >>> vandals targethe site t >>> back now at the looifr deiv and we've got some breaking news in a deadly explosion in a school. dead. we're looking to see if that victim is the janitor. one person we know is dead is ruth berg. she was working at the school for 22 years. she recently got engaged. contractors were wor

ten thousand dollars reward for the suspect capture, there's been 7 fires in sterling apartments on jfk boulevard in the last three weeks. the last one happened on thursday. bob brooks is following the investigation. >> reporter: it is not the first or second, around midnight last night, this is the 7th fire at the sterling building since last month. they believe it is arsonist likely a resident who lives inside. >> we believe it is somebody from within the building. the call started july 13th, the last one coming overnight. resident describes the scene. >> midnight the fire ray alarms went off, you can't take the elevators, you have to take 18 flights down and back up. >> reporter: now residents are scared and thinking they might have to move for safety. >> let us have our leases and get to something safer. >> we're new tough spot staying here. residents are fearing what if one of the fires spreads out of control and they are trapped on the top floor. what's your worst fear? >> i live on the floor. >> reporter: the fires have been small in nature, and don't believe the suspect is tryin

and 63, jfk was assassinated, and in 1945, fdr died in office.hat does this mean for resident trump? >> i do not think you will be president next year. i'm just thinking it will be a removal from office. when i'm not sure on his it will be him personally stepping up, there's a lot of symbolism in the modern version of the mutiny is behind closed doors, forced resignation. >> he said this will not happen right away, he sees things heating up for trump starting this fall. let's just think this wade was a few astrologers to predict a trump victory last year. >> thank you alex. i want to bring in that panel, wayne, jeanette, thanks for sticking around. is this end of days for the trump administration? >> maybe donna should wear a tinfoil hat on monday and protect himself. i think it is the silliest thing. i know he predicts everet others and other bad things happen to presidents. >> he did predict the trump victory. >> i am not putting my stake in astrology when it comes to be in a political commentator. look, it's going to be an interesting eclipse.

update people on recommendations to amend the city codes on dispensaries happening tonight at 6:30 at jfk library. >>> plans for a large entertainment project called at dublin. 76-acre complex north of the 580 interchange. the developers told the east bay times it will include restaurants, a mplaza, movie theater, housing. the plans are more heavy on entertainment than retail but do propose 700 housing units and two hotels. >>> 4:51. we all know teenagers usually like to sleep in. now the government could be on their side. why state lawmakers are pushing for later class start times and why parents say it will wreak havoc on their lives. >>> but first, happening now, just had in texas a&m has canceled the white nationalist protest planned for september 11. the college canceled that rally because of safety concerns. >>> four people in india arrested for leaking "the game of thrones." the suspects worked for a company responsible for storing and processing those episodes. this is not related to the hack hbo is dealing with. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small

nbc 10 an the scene along jfk boulevard. officials told us flames broke out in a hallway on the fifth floor of the sterling last night. fire crews put them out. spoke to a man who lives on the fifth floor. >> we don't know what was burning. we just see a bunch of smoke. we go -- we have to evacuate this other side. >> we didn't see a fire. it was just smoke. >> a person identified as a caller from the building told us this is the forty recent fire in this build sglg a sheriff's deputy is recovering from years he suffered in a deadly crash. brought you this story as breaking news early thursday morning. that's what was left after a car collided with deputy's suv. police say the driver of the car ran a red light. one person in that car was killed. four others hurt. witnesses said they couldn't believe what they saw. >> it was like they interlocked and spun together. they spun about 4 times in the intersection. >> police tell us the driver of the car sped away from officer who is were responding to calls about suspicious activi

the sterile apartments in center city on jfk boulevard has now had six arson fires in under a month.he latest last night. as fox 291st reported last month the fires started on july 12th. they've all been set on lower floors. some in the trash room. others in hallways. >> we're all afraid. many of us are really looking at moving out. we're consulting attorneys to potentially break leases because of the feeling of unsafe tee. >> if you know anything at all you're asked to call 88-atf-fire. atf agent in charge says they have strong leads. he says the arsonist is working the sterling apartments only. >>> police on the look out tonight for group of armed men who pull off quiet a heist at philadelphia international airport this morning. police say it was just after 4:00 a.m. when four armed men invaded the avis car rental lot at the airport and drove off with five cars in what can only be described as a daring rip off. investigators say the suspects approached the lone car lot attendant at this booth by the front gate. showed him a gun and then punched him in the face. the robbers quickly