i mean, that was the quiet, somber start to the speech in which jfk went on to inspire the nation to commit to move proverbial mountains to do whatever needed to be done for america to become the first nation on earth, for americans to lead humanity in putting a man on the moon. and that speech is remembered for its pinnacle moments of inspiring rhetoric, the stirring words from jfk. but it's interesting. when you go back to that speech now, what's really striking given the legend of that moment in history is that all the way up until the apex, the memorable apex of that speech, jfk honestly was barely dragging that audience along. this huge, sweaty stadium full of heat-struck texans who had been sitting there for a long time before he ever got up there, they were really not all that into anything he was saying for any of the rest of his speech. but the one indelible stanza from that speech, the one historical moment -- we can all right now off the top of our heads recite from memory, that moment with the crowd roaring and his crescendoing into this great memorable moment about ameri

so he hoped that announcing it would make him look like jfk, maybe? >> administrator bridensteiner five minutes ago we now have a plan to return to the moon. [ applause ] >> mike pence only heard about this going back to the moon idea five minutes ago, but this speech sounds really good if you conduct that in there. and by the way, i should mention when he says administrator bridensteiner told me five minutes ago we now have a plan to return to the moon, the dude's name is not bridensteiner. it's just bridenstein. but you know, make sure you get my good side when you shoot this for the news reels and the time capsules. this is what presidents and vice presidents are supposed to talk like, right? i mean, you could forgive the audience at mike pence's speech for believing that maybe this really was an announcement about something new that america was going to do, something that was going to happen. you might forgive them for thinking he was announcing that there was some new thing that was being unveiled in order to actually effectuate putting people ba

so he hoped that announcing it would make him look like jfk, maybe? >> administrator bridensteiner five minutes ago we now have a plan to return to the moon. [ applause ] >> mike pence only heard about this going back to the moon idea five minutes ago, but this speech sounds really good if you conduct that in there. and by the way, i should mention when he says administrator bridensteiner told me five minutes ago we now have a plan to return to the moon, the dude's name is not bridensteiner. it's just bridenstein. but you know, make sure you get my good side when you shoot this for the news reels and the time capsules. this is what presidents and vice presidents are supposed to talk like, right? i mean, you could forgive the audience at mike pence's speech for believing that maybe this really was an announcement about something new that america was going to do, something that was going to happen. you might forgive them for thinking he was announcing that there was some new thing that was being unveiled in order to actually effectuate putting people ba

that horrible day in november 1963, and i'm about to meet a man who was left with a dilemma tied to jfk's assassin. >> my name is david card. my family's not related in any way to lee harvey oswald, so i don't know what's stranger -- the story of how we inherited his grave marker, or the story of what happened after. >> hi, dave. i'm jamie. >> jamie, david card. such a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. same here. >> yeah. >> thanks for having me in. great bar. >> since the late 1970s, dave card has owned and operated poor david's pub, a bare-bones downtown dallas club that provides a stage for up-and-coming singer-songwriters. >> is it here? >> if you're talking about the tombstone, yes, it is here. >> dave doesn't usually keep his strange inheritance in his nightclub. he has a secret hiding place for it, but he's taken it out to show me. >> this is the original tombstone of lee harvey oswald. >> whoa. it feels wrong, but i'm just admiring the carving and everything. i mean, somebody went to a lot of trouble to make this headstone. i do want to hear more of the story. >> well, let's go

all this happened about 45 minutes before landing here at jfk. we're told that ten people are still in the hospital. now, the airline is issug a statement saying, that plane was exposed to adverse weather conditions and they checked out the plane for technical issues. it was deemed to be safe and sent out on time on another flight. eva? >> all right, zachary kiesch for us this morning. >>> breaking overnight, an ethiopian airlines flight believed to be carrying 157 people crashing just minutes after taking off from ethiopia's capital city. the boeing-737 was headed for nairobi, kenya and was said to have lost contact before coming down. search and rescue operations are under way at that crash site. ethiopia's state broadcast reporting that everyone on board has died. authorities confirming that there were americans on that plane. the airline saying 32 kenyans an 17 ethiopians are also among the dead. >>> let's return home now and talk about the severe weather. a powerful storm system spawning severe weather in the south leaving behind a path of d

a month after he signed the act into law, jfk was assassinated.ing this period, eunice also decided to expose the family's secret, bringing rosemary's story out into the open for the first time and, later, making sure she was a regular visitor to the shriver family home until her death in 2005. i think when anybody wants to tell a story that some people in your family don't want you to tell, i think that requires bravery, it requires courage. she ran things for developmental disability which her father was trying to... interviewer: brush it under the carpet? yeah, and what did she do? she blasted it out. how did she pull that off? then she invited hundreds of children out of institutions and into her own back yard for sporting summer camps. camp shriver was the experiment, was the foundation, for special olympics. mommy was proving, in our back yard, that people with intellectual disabilities could compete, could run, could swim, could play archery, could ride horses. special olympics seemed to come along at the perfect time. it was 1968. you coul

we have this new video coming from this jfk. some people ran to find their loved one and victims were loaded into ambulances. medics say all the injurs are non-life threatening. one victim says he was using the restroom when we knew something was going wrong on the plane. it's my first time in my life. >> we're told the man's wife had warned pilots of severe turbulence. nearly 350 people were there. >>> a woman's t oxygenk may have contributed to her death y. to firefighters found flames and sploek co smoke coming from the home around noon. neighbors say they hrd sirens and a loud explosion. some neighbors say they had seen oxygen tanks being delivered to the home earlier but it's ksclear if t caused fire. >>> a woman hit during a che in st. mary's county last sunday died today. we've got new dramatic vid to show you aft aftthe aftermath.d 87-year-arol anderson died. deputies say the driver, 20-year-old crossed the center light on peg road and slam into anderson's red voek voswagen he was wanted for many out standing warrants. >

from jfk or to jfk. liz: i just paid about $200 for an suv. granted, i had a lot of luggage. can i bring my luggage on this? >> you can bring carry-on luggage or have your luggage picked up in the morning, waiting for you when you land. liz: for an extra fee? >> an extra fee. $85. liz: no skis, no bicycles? >> this is for the business traveler, for the guy that if you want to have a meeting that ends at 3:00 and get on a 4:10 plane, you can do that. liz: look at the time. five minutes for blade, 90 minutes for uber suv. granted, you can have more in the suv. but that said, you have expanded this. i rb baemember back in the day were doing quick jaunts to the hamptons. now how many cities? >> we are in los angeles. we just launched a private pilot program in san francisco. we announced a joint venture in mumbai. we are in miami with amphibious seaplanes and we fly all the resort areas, the jersey coast, obviously the hamptons where we got started. liz: i knew you when you were a sony guy. you transitioned to this. what has been the number one learning moment for you to go from

the one vision that jfk would've gotten out of the water and had specific plans.ught in the documents from the national archives saying that. way, can weby the -- henry kissinger, at the summit, about that question. do you think jfk had any plans to get home? no, no. not at all. in his usual austrian thick accent. there is more that can be done. we are giving our troops up to harm's way. in my opinion. steven? >> would you like to summarize what you see as the lessons of vietnam? prof. white: no. not right now, oddly enough. that youe next section can see from that. what lessons i have learned. in part, as my wife says, a lot of the biases come out in terms of describing various positions. manny? >> you being the scholar in the room who experienced the vietnam war, followed at best for all of these years, and studied for thes topic for our benefit-- point comes to mind, biased, do you think that somehow, by slid into theve same bias that western colonials whoabout the other people should be civilized and saved and christianized? did we slide after the second world

. >> there was no greater endorsement than that of jfk junior and in a sworn statement to congress in993, a friend of his talked about this. jfk junior had said to him, i don't want to go, you don't understand the pressure i am under in the family had known about william kennedy smith's problem for quite some time and should have done something about it a long time ago. by problem, he met raping women. >> on december 2, the first day of the trial, the judge barred their testimony. >> i submit to the court that these three prior acts are relevant to the issues of consent and to corroborate the victim's testimony in the supreme court florida and they have made it clear such evidence is admissible. the court denies the statements. >> the three women who previously accused smith of sexual assault will not allow to testify. it was a gamebreaker. that was powerful testimony. literature shows a rapist is a rapist. >> rape is not about sex and people who look like william smith, you and anybody else, your normal-looking mail can be such a person. >> look at bill cosby. one woman said he did i

after john kennedy's assassination, lyndon johnson rescinded the jfk order of withdraw. in the case of kennedy, johnson was concerned about the upcoming election to guide his options in vietnam. even after winning the election of 1964, lyndon b. johnson was not clear about what to do with what he called the little shit country in asia. the tapes and documents of the time indicate he knew he could not win in vietnam. he nonetheless chose war. when nixon was elected in 1968, he ordered the strong-armed technique of massive bombing, to bring the north vietnamese to the peace table. from the statistics we reviewed in class, we learned the bombing became unconscionable, particularly when nixon admitted in what was dubbed the zilch memo that the bombing had no effect in the conduct of the war. nonetheless, nixon continued the bombing to have an effect on the upcoming elections of 1972. as has been our practice throughout the course, we have used music and film as examples of the culture of those who served in vietnam and the united states. it is a reflection of social history

. >>> here in new york nearly 30 people were hurt after a turkish airliner headed to jfk airport flewo extreme turbulence. about fri45 minutes before land. most injuries were minor. >>> hev a fighting erupted in syria as u.s.-backed forces battled against the last isis strong hold in the country. civil war has left sooria in ruins. rebuilding will be a massive task. >> reporter: five years after the fighting stopped, the sit a of homs is still trapped. you have faith the government will rebuild? for the long answerance archite author talks me four stories up this burnt office building to see what's left of her studio. so this was your studio right here? >> yeah. and my husband's place was there. >> reporter: what used to be your office was then turned into some kind of sniper den. hundreds of bullet casings remnants oof a battle that killed an estimated 35,000 homes. who do you blame for all of this? >> personally i have taken the position not to blame anybody. the scale of loss and atrocity makes it very possible to blame everybody. >> reporter: it'sest mated more than half a million

is because jfk had his women. president clinton had his moment of course. it was how the economy went. the economy was good for a while. and then the economy looked good. as soon as nafta was signed they picked up the option. and they built the next tank down there. >> can i just say i'm from illinois i am aware because i grew up there of what has happened in the town in michigan and illinois where i grew up. i'm aware of the problems and i commend you for staying with the unions and trying to focus attention on this. whether you can afford healthcare or not. i'm not disagreed with that at all. a lot of insights into things about him that affect us. and the way that he treats the media. but even more importantly. half the population of the united states is female. we have elected we've elected a president with 19 allegations against him. since the harvey weinstein case. he wouldn't have his television show anymore. and all sorts of differences. it's important for us to think about it because the president and the women who have been around him in his life f

i would have never gotten involved with jfk's assassination or marilyn's death.eil: i'm not, i found that one almost too incredible to believe. not that i want to doubt you. you kahn be a violent guy if you want to be. >> no. neil: you were 20 years old at the time, right. >> 21, right. neil: a mob figure was meeting with you, slips you an envelope, right? wants you to give it to somebody in new orleans. >> frank costello. frank costello. i was working for frank all my life. not all my life, since i was like 13. neil: he said, kid i want you to deliver this envelope to this other figure. >> see what happened though, i was doing that two years prior for the elections because i was visiting all these people when joe kennedy approached frank costello, said i want my son to become president. i need you all to cooperate, meaning all the union heads all that. he says if you do that, we're going to invade cuba, get your casinos back. it was a win-win for everybody. neil: they know that kennedy had abandoned them and they were angry? >> bobby was the won influenced his b

from dubai s armageddon armageddon people we turkish air flight hit severe turbulence as it approached jfk airport in new york. some passengers were left bloodied and shaken and were taken away fromer fortunately,ho injuries are life-threatening. >> residents across the south cleaning up after ten reported tornadoes hit five states this weekend causing widespread damage and injury, this just a week after a tornado outbreak killed 23 people in alabama. nbc's steve patterson is in the storm zone with more. >> coming right at us. >> in the spectrum of things southerners needed to see this weekend, this was dead last. one week after the worst outbreak of tornadoes in years blasted the south, killing 23 in alabama, saturday's twister raged texas to tennessee, mississippi to louisiana where four were spotted causing>> i've been herr 70, 81 years, and i've never seen anything like this. >> in arkansas three touchdowns. one destroying this home, injuring two inside. both expected to recover. >> i don't each know what i'm looking at right here, gary. this -- everything is gone. >> yes. here are the

was jfk convinced ideologically or politically? and as a corollary to that, developing relationship, is the u.s., is the lobby controlling u.s. policy, of u.s. expansion in the middle east? >> jfk is a very interesting case because his father of course had been ambassador to berlin in the 1930s. and was associated in the minds of many jews with appeasement of nazi germany. and kennedy himself had had some anti-colonial sentiment, but there's some very interesting material at the kennedy library where i did research, and when he wanted to run for president, some boston zionists basically worked with him, and he understood that he wanted to generate jewish support, his views changed, and he began to make, became a zionist in essence. he, what's interesting about the research that i did on these presidents, through johnson, and including johnson, they all were at various times extremely upset and ang wer the pressure the israelis brought to bear. they got the state department reports. they also had the larger goal of containing commun

they won't point out jfk's flaws, but they'll point out mine. >> be sure to tune in to "tricky dick"label. a record deal? unbelievable. whenever we're about to get on a stage for a huge audience, i always give my dad, like, a facetime kinda moment. you see the crowd, you see the emotion. you know, he has that experience for the first time with me, and that's really important to me. i created a rockstar. (both laughing) (announcer) the best network is even better when you share it. buy the latest iphone for you, and get iphone 10r on us for someone else. and get apple music on us, too. only on verizon. ♪ ahhh, ha. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh yeah, baby. ♪ ♪ like a fool i went and stayed too long. ♪ ♪ now i'm wondering if your loves still strong. ♪ ♪ ooo baby, here i am, signed, sealed, delivered, i'm yours ♪ applebee's 3 course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. yeah. run with us. search "john deere 1 series" for more. yeah. run

. >> 30 peo were injured durin te turbulence arriving at jfk airport. look at the footage inside the plane. you can hear -- i i think thiss footage after the flight. there were passengers in pain on that turkish airlinelight from istanb istanbul, as it countered bumpy weather. that's the video fro inside the lane here. passenge,, we understand were taken to the hospital. all ofur the i people are expected to be okay. >>>w, we go to capitol hill, where pdonald trump will try to secure money for his borderwa . >> tracie potts is here live to break down thess ilities. he has declared a national emergency. why is this included in next year's budget? >> he needs more money more wall. what the president -- what congress approved to end the shutdown, plus what the he sident approved without eergency, plus what he approved with thergency, amounts to just over $8 billion. it's quite a bit s of what he wants to build this wall. so, he is proposg $8.6 billion that would double what is out there. and it's six-times whatongress approved. democrats firing back saying

. >>> a scary scene outside jfk international. at least 29 passengers were hurt when their plane experienced a severe bought of turbulence. a passenger shot that video inside turkish air flight 1. you can hear passengers shouting and crying. the cabin began to shake violently t pilot to declare an emergency. passengers had bruises and cuts and one had a broken leg. children were among the injured. but everybody is expected to be okay. >>> new video of a bus explosion in sweden. the driver was wounded. it produced plumes of thick back smoke. the top of the bus collidedheare gas tank on the roof to explode. the driver was rushed to a hospital with severe burns. the bus was out of service at the time of the accident and no one else was on board. >>> authorities are investigating what went wrong when a para glider crash left two men plummeting to their deaths. that incident happened yesterday in san diego county. the crash was reported at torrey pines about 15, 20 minutes north of downtown san diego, a popular cliff side launching poi

but a close personal friend of both jfk and lbj. he tries to get a sense from george smathers, why is this committee process taking so long? and what george smathers tells him is that the senators are very interested in the pornographic films and indeed he suggests they frequently want to extra time to view these films in person to determine their level of pornography. and as you see he's telling johnson that eastland is using procedures to lay things. of course if it is delayed after the election it looks as if fortis will have little have little chance to for nomination. to contextual items that this clip. the first johnson references is the film which was just out called the graduate. justin hoffman is the star. it is seen as a very racy film and the context of 1968, this guy is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. and so smathers is going to be talking about his own views of pornography here. mathers had a reputation for a very active social life. that is not the portrayal george smathers gives of himself in this convers

frank russo is the jfk port f direct u.s. customs. the mission keep the real goods flowing and stop imposters in their tracks, a challenge like neve >> we've seen a big spike certainly of just volume. >> reporter: from guns, jewelry andits. just in the last 72 hours, all of these products came in here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so what's behind these doors? room.s is our most secure >> reporter: the room load wi potentially kourngt fit a drug more. >> everything from pharmaceuticals, tramadol, oxy codeine, ecstacy, to counterfeit ney and counterfeit i.d.s. >> reporter: fueling the spike, e-commerce and smaller packages headed straight for the consumer. >> an incredible uptick in e-commerce. >> reporter: and some of these new super fakes, he says, are so impossible to st kpo ll the difference. >> was this on its way to a consumer? >> probably. somebody ordedt online. >> fake or real? >> fake. >> where are we seeing most of these coming from? >> certainly china. one part of the world where we're seeing an ever-increasing number of cou

jfk just got authorized for a rebuild. you have laguardia and jfk. that's a microcome of nationwide. we have to accept the fact we have to do it. >> good morning. my name is lee. i appreciate your time and insights this morning. i wondered if you could -- or if you're aware of the fast act, the national academies of tib to develop a committee and develop a report on the future of the interstate or comment on the future of the interstate. that was published this past december and i think the title is something to the effect of renewing the national commitment to the interstate highway system. and it has a series of recommendations in there which i think in my mind are very much aligned with what you are articulating this morning. i wonder if you're aware of it and if you are, if you have any thoughts as to how we can get those recommendations a part of the conversation as you wrestle with infrastructure, how to pay for it moving forward? >> you want to share a couple recommendations? >> i will. one of them is to put together a -- i think they call it

and at least 30 people were hurt after severe turbulence on a turkish airlines flight to new york's jfkirport. the boeing 777 left istanbul on saturday carrying 326 passengers. the plane was over maine when the turbulence hit. passengers say it lasted about six minutes, and the injuries were mostly bumps, bruises, andp suffered a possible broken leg. the national weather service had issued turbulence advisories ahead of landing. >>> new accusations against r. kelly. a new sex tape has surfaced allegedly showing the singer having sex with underage girls. the accusations come one day after kelly was released from jail in his child support case. a couple from pennsylvania said they found the tape at their home. >> r. kelly appeared to be on the tape but not in concert. instead, he was sexually abusing underage african-american girls. >> kelly's attorney says it is not the singer on the tape. kelly is charged with ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual testk with gayle king, kelly denies having sex with any underage girls. >>> meanwhile, relatives of joycelyn savage, one of kelly's two li

and jfk to connect travelers getting on and off its helicopter to a plane right on the tarmac. >>> we saw the view from blade and it's beautiful. >> yeah. >> we have amazing pictures to show people today and tomorrow could be even nicer. >> it's going to be even warmer, yes, sunshine for the weekend, a beautiful view from the helicopter or maybe from your backyard as you grill tomorrow night. just a suggestion. temperatures tonight in the 50s, 50 in livermore, santa rosa, clear out there, concord, san francisco, san jose all 54, low 40s inland valleys, fairfield and santa rosa 42, tri-valley 41, san jose tonight 46, san francisco 49 degrees. radar is clear, first evening this week without any precipitation. your forecast for the next four days nothing when it comes to rainfall over the weekend, a few drips of rain maybe moving through monday night and a few more drips coming up tuesday. most of the rain next week even will stay to the north. tahoe report, sugar bowl, what a great weekend for skiing, spring break, look at the snow base nearly 220 inches of snowfall there. at heavenly n

. >>> back at home, the emergency landing at jfk in new york. more than two dozen passengers and crew injured by severe turbulence. cell phone video shows passengers badly shaken. the shaking so violent, some passengers afraid they weren't going to make it. a crew member even breaking a leg. here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: it was less than an hour before landing when the turbulence hit. >> turkish 1, unable to maintain personal space due to severe turbulence. >> reporter: the passenger who took this video said there was no warning. and that the shaking lasted more than five minutes, causing serious injuries. >> i see people starting to, like, fly in the plane. then seeing blood all over. >> reporter: a bloody handprint, visible, as passengers tried to steady themselves. some were slashed on the head and back. one flight attendant broke her leg. the severity of this situation clear in this exchange with the tower. >> do you have a doctor onboard? >> we do. he's helping her right now. but we're going to need assistance after the landing. >> re

eastern time at jfk, most were treated inside a terminal. they transported four to the hospital. one suffered a broken leg. the others had bumps, bruises and cuts. >>> the spots crews targeting it during a pot hole blitz this weekend. >>> and it the rain continuess for your saturday night. circulation off shore. the possibility of thunderstorm, hail. we do have an end in sight and we reliable wifi with coverage what'sthroughout your home?ast, how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save hundreds of dollars a year. talk and text as much as much as you want and only pay for data. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> you just might find your ride a little smoother on some of san francisco's major streets. >> they're doing a pot hole blitz, reparaing as many streets as it can. we found this crew near geary boulevard and steiner street. reparas are also planned on on n ave

i don't think these critics have any idea what we know about lbj and the white house or jfk in whitese not to mention bill clinton or harry truman or fdaccidentdr, they we, some conducted affairs with women, they did certain things financially that would not be tolerated today had, but the idea today they of president, they are good enough, they don't have to be perfect to be effective. trumtrump reminds me a little bit of truman, he came in he was a little salty. truman integrated armed forces and created cia, recognize -- they were all foes, whether you feel good or bad. they were highly controversy, he said give it the buck stops here, give them hell harry. i think that trump is a lot like that he will be judged differently than he is now in the future. lou: i think you are right. it is interesting, you don't hear anything saying now, oh, my clucking away. oh, my goodness, he should be more presidential, he established a new standard for what president at means in terms of actually achieving things, and by the way in which i believe he is, a historic president already. but he has

. >> jackie had told jfk junior, stay away from smith, willy smith and left keep ourselves separatedthere was no one here in palm beach who is not hurt the explosive and damning relations against them which light reflection will be a long labor is process that may last for weeks. >> [inaudible] spinner in court, he helped his lawyer roy black choose those who judged him. how's life was the first up and look like she did not even want to be there. [inaudible] >> i did read articles in the newspaper because it was in the news almost every day. i may have thought maybe it's another kennedy scandal. >> i think it was -- i think the fact -- they are very smart but when they get horny they [bleep] takes over in their brain closes. >> roy not only how to do to get the nation to fall for smith but the judge. >> she would stop the trial. whatever they were doing and welcome them to the courtroom and i see sargent shriver is here and she made a big deal out of the presence of the kennedys. >> article is entitled south florida's toughest judges and says judge is one of the ten toughest but toug

who will become the top dog at "the washington post," but then he was working at "newsweek" because jfkhared irs information with his opponents. they shared fbi files with ben bradley. ben bradley never reported any of that. if you look at lyndon johnson, they did the same thing. candidly put taps on martin luther king's phones. they learned all about martin luther king's life. they are concerned with any opponents with any party. he also had access to fbi files. linda johnson tapped the phones. he wanted to know what he was saying about the vietnam war. he knew what goldwater was planning, so they knew what was going on there, too. i will tell you what's interesting about all this. the media did not give a. these are the practices of democrat administrations, and, they supported the great society and were in love with camelot. but nixon, they hated. so one of the impeachment charges had to do with using the irs. , "the washington post," the same "washington post," the same ben bradley who had access the internal revenue information and fbi files as a result of kenned kennedy, they went

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. >> jackie had told jfk junior, stay away from smith, willy smith and left keep ourselves separatede scandal. >> there was no one here in palm beach who is not hurt the explosive and damning relations against them which light reflection will be a long labor is process that may last for weeks. >> [inaudible] spinner in court, he helped his lawyer roy black choose those who judged him. how's life was the first up and look like she did not even want to be there. [inaudible] >> i did read articles in the newspaper because it was in the news almost every day. i may have thought maybe it's another kennedy scandal. >> i think it was -- i think the fact -- they are very smart but when they get horny they [bleep] takes over in their brain closes. >> roy not only how to do to get the nation to fall for smith but the judge. >> she would stop the trial. whatever they were doing and welcome them to the courtroom and i see sargent shriver is here and she made a big deal out of the presence of the kennedys. >> article is entitled south florida's toughest judges and says judge is one of the ten tou

forget jfk and scoop jackson.s radical for joe biden. >> this is what happened on the british labor party. corin is so anti-semitic his party is being torn to shreds. you are about to see that here. what you described in the few minutes. policy and decency over anti-semitism. they can't get themselves out of it. >> laura: you served in congress with joe scarborough. he spend times on television how trump is bad. this is a great example of someone off the rails in the media this week. watch. >> he's not just doing worse than barack obama. he is doing worse than ever american president, and he is actually screwing up the border situation that barack obama's administration improved markedly. >> well, scarborough a long time ago decided his future was on the left. his future -- he is an anti-republican-republican. which is the kind the media loves the most. guys listen to themselves and decide they are right. then they get mad about how right they are and get more extreme and listen to themselves. most americans under

new york's jfk fell five places to 74.l news 24 hours a day over the air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. they: let's get straight to market action and see how we are setting up for the open in asia. sophie. >> we're looking at a mixed picture with features nudging higher for korean talks. aussie futures looking little taste, -- little changed. momentum has swung losses off 2/10 of 1%. checking on the kiwi dollar, we do have it keeping around a three-week low. checking on the kiwi dollar, just hovering below 68. much lower by the governor of her comments that the easing bias is a starting point. in the wake of comments yesterday, we saw a move for the cash they -- cash rate toward 1% and jpmorgan now sees interest ine cuts and another cut due june. i want to highlight what is going on in the commodity space. palladium catching attention in the stock price. 1353 afteround tumbling. a broader view, that overnight drop was the biggest sli

. >> jackie had told jfk junior, stay away from smith, willy smith and left keep ourselves separatedl. >> there was no one here in palm beach who is not hurt the explosive and damning relations against them which light reflection will be a long labor is process that may last for weeks. >> [inaudible] spinner in court, he helped his lawyer roy black choose those who judged him. how's life was the first up and look like she did not even want to be there. [inaudible] >> i did read articles in the newspaper because it was in the news almost every day. i may have thought maybe it's another kennedy scandal. >> i think it was -- i think the fact -- they are very smart but when they get horny they [bleep] takes over in their brain closes. >> roy not only how to do to get the nation to fall for smith but the judge. >> she would stop the trial. whatever they were doing and welcome them to the courtroom and i see sargent shriver is here and she made a big deal out of the presence of the kennedys. >> article is entitled south florida's toughest judges and says judge is one of the ten toughest bu

the last president to win without ohio was jfk. is ohio no longer a bellwether?don't think it actually is. the governor's race, mike dewine easily wins. and if you take the cumulative house vote, it's very different from michigan, wisconsin, iowa,s rest of the midwest states. it looks like they're holding on to that status, but ohio not really. >> do you think that priorities usa is hinting at something here, that ohio is now trump country? >> i think they are. i think they recognize if they get to 270 there's better pathways than going through ohio. if you look at the 2016 results, you saw him winning there by eight points. it could be a closer race in 2020, but other states will get candidates to that threshold first. >> i'm remembering hillary clinton was criticized i think rightly and mercilessly for not going to states like wisconsin enough, for example. can democrats really afford to take any state off the table? >> i wouldn't take states off the table, right? but from a mathematical point of view, there are better places to put your money than ohio. >> you

you think of all the way back whether it is jfk, bill clinton, barack obama.anti-establishment. he fits all of that. i think that's what is driving this. you say he's too left or too right. that's not what it is. it is the personal qualifications. >> so is it a moment or more than that do you think? >> right now it's a moment. it could turn into something more. i think it's interesting. one of the interviews said the people that said he is the most skeptical are the younger people. they like you are the older people. i think that paul is right. democrats do tend to like younger candidates and people who have fresh and he is not jaded yet when you watch him doing interviews. he is talking like a normal person. he is very fluent not in just all of these languages bull at all topics. it is how he has a lot of thoughtful answers. i think even in the joke he made about chick-fil-a that's the kind of tenor you want to have, someone that also speaks about his faith who thinks there should be a religious faith. >> not jaded but he had a good -- i mean i know it's a cl

i want to make sure people on the plane, as you indicated in opening, i represent jfk airport the peopleground. >> this is cheryl roth -- caroll roth. 2020 democratic president at candidate elizabeth warren has been continuing her push to break up big tech company, and getting help from key republicans and conservatives, like texas senator ted cruz and head of news corp. rupert murdoch, they were saying that strangely enough they agree with warren. some of these companies have too much power in their opinion. so do you think that having bipartisan support will now make it more likely for the big tech companies to get broken up? >> i don't know, i don't think so. technology moves so fast. so quick. i think that there is a role for congress to play. but i also think there is a huge role for the regulators to play. key here is, that we need to regulate to try to keep up and be as innovative as the tech companies, and staying in front of them to make sure we're dealing with new issues and new problems as they develop, so that issues and concern that you hear. some in a bipartisan voice, have

i have an autographed picture of jfk at my house. bobby said many years ago, more and more americans are turning to violence. violence is going to destroy our great country. americans are becoming increasingly tolerant of violence, not something we should encourage. when society like the ass hole in the white house tries to teach people to hate one another, the possibility for violent confrontation increases -- see charlottesville as exhibit number 1. anyway, got to get back to my notes. hatred is not something that you grow up with. you're not born with a dna entry on hatred. it's taught. i'm going to give you some remarks, and you can judge from that why it's being taught to young settlers, and why we have so much violence in the opt. i don't know if you know who shin bad is. it's the jewish intelligence folks. their officials have now confirmed what i felt was always true. settlers have actually prepared, based upon experience from idf soldiers. they now have a how to do it manual. in other words, if you want to burn down a palest

the comparison has been made before comparing to jfk, jimmy carter, bill clinton.is a very bright and optimist. paul: kind of -- >> he is like to the heart. >> horses running? >> democrats love to fall in love with their candidates. >> they do but alisha is right. i think he has an attractive optimism. people like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, you can see the appeal. a great fundraiser, massive social media. he does have a thin resume but i think he has these other things going. paul: is there an idea in there somewhere? [laughter] >> more of a pragmatist i think is alisha said. he hasn't really endorsed the green new deal, he is not called for packing the court. he says he's a capitalist. >> so the idea is beto. i mean he is selling beto. >> the order of beto which relates to the demographic he is appealing to. one way or another there a lot of people especially in the democratic party, mainly want their candidates to have their heart in the right place. they want to feel good about their ideas. where they actually want to accomplish anything or not, it's a

. >>> a rough landing at new york's jfk airport sent dozens of people to the hospital.rning this morning about the moments before that emergency landing. >>> overnight one of the nfl's brightest stars has a new team. coy, one of the biggest headlines of the off-season. >> antonio brown has been trying to force his way out of pittsburgh for months and swapping the steelers black and yellow with raiders black and silver and reportedly he is getting a whole lot richer. a good day for him and my producer. my producer said i'm dressed better than victor. coming up, we will debate it! ♪ looking to lose weight this year? try fda-approved alli®. for every 5 lbs you lose, alli® can help you lose two to three more by preventing about 25% of the fat you eat from being absorbed. for the only fda-approved otc weight loss aid, try alli®. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> thirty people are recovering after a rough l

at least 30 people were taken to the hpital after the plane landed safely at new york jfk airport. pilots have been warned of the possibility of severe turbulence. >>> president trump is spending the weekend at mar-a-lago. he could be heading for a big fight when he unveils a budget of strict spending. cu our halie jackson and chuck todd, moderator o "meet the press." good morning, good to see you both. we could be headed for government shutdown. this week, the president's campaign chairman s sentenced ison. we don't know when the mueller report will come out. how ishe white house feel about this when you put it in tal? >> let's talk about economic numbers, they'll talk about how they believe the economy is strong. president is up in mar-a-lago and he's tweeting about economy. he's againha railing he believes hostile news media. that's the posture of the president and the westwing. this was a tough week for donald trump. you look at these people he brought into his in circle. yes, he's distancing himself right now. is could come back and haunt him. that's why he gotnto that fight w