in his final months both he and mimi alford had enormous upheavals in their personal lives.this final part of meredith vieira's report begins. >> reporter: by the summer of 1963, her second as a white house intern, mimi says she'd been involved with president kennedy for a year, and yet there wasn't so much as a hint of a press leak. historian robert dallek says even if anyone in the media was suspicious, no one was going to say a word. >> this was out of the question. in the 1960s they were not going to write about a president's private life. just wasn't appropriate at the time. >> reporter: that summer mimi was in charge of photo sessions in the oval office, which meant she saw the president almost every day. but because the first lady was pregnant, mimi says she had limited access to him after hours. then in august, the kennedys' baby patrick died a day and a half after he was born prematurely. at the same time mimi was getting serious with tony fahnestock, a college student she'd been dating since the beginning of the year. all of it meant her relationship with president

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. >> at the end of today's proceedings, the judge accepted the alford plea, and abolishment of guilt without actually admitting guilt. -- an acknowledgement of guilt without actually admitting guilt. >> lopez will be sentenced april 17. he has already served 13 years for attempted murder related to a pennsylvania carjacking. >> breaking news from prince george's county where a county employee is being charged with extortion. autria godfrey as live in police headquarters with the breaking details. >> prince george's county police say this was a building inspector with prince george's county trying to use his position to intimidate and extort $1,000 per week from a local business owner to allow his band to play there every week. they say he is 52-year-old john cleveland brown of clinton maryland a building inspector out with them since 2007. one of the locations that he was responsible for inspecting, levi's restaurant, also in clinton, maryland. he realized it was a live music venue and he used this as an opportunity to try to make money for his band starting last march to threaten to

toyota reached the agreement with the family of paul van alford and shirlene jones loyd killed when the car slammed into a wall in utah. it is ex-he can't expected that the settlement will lead to more long wahl death lawsuits. >>> some elementary school students find a special way to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. >>> twin sitters diane and darlene met their husbands. the brothers propose the on the same day with the same style en gaining. ring and even have a double wedding. the couples bought homes next to each other. one couple even gave birth to identical twins.  >>> in honor of the late dr. martin luther king, jr., some students recited his famous i have a dream speech. they recited it on the steps of the lincoln memorial today. >> 100 years later, the negro is still not free. >> it makes it fun because you get to learn about all the people who made your life better. >> some of you have come from area where the quest for freedom must be battered by the storm of persecution and staggered by the weight of police brutality. >> most of them came from areas where they

. >> you said the last time you end alford were nine. you are the man everyone was talking about. how does it feel? >> it feels good. but it's not just about getting in the playoffs. we have to focus on seattle. the time to celebrate is now. >> if you did not know his name before sunday's win against dallas, you definitely know it now -- the rookie running back surpassed a single season rushing record and was named offensive player of the week. he racked up more than 1,600 yards so far. someone who knows a lot about running backs is joe kids and i caught up with him to ask about the yen rising star. >> we have a running back like that and you can run the football, that's what they got going for them. particularly a young one like this, we have to play good defense. >> now that they know about rg3 how do you build on that? he kept listing more. >> and the are healthy. >> still ahead the latest on the death of a photographer trying to grab a shot >> a photographer died in los angeles while trying to get a shot of a shotbieber. >> we have more on what happened. >> pop star just an bi

but this role, bruce alford, who helped create the show with me, we created this character together butn't flesh it out completely because we knew we would have a few episodes to do that, you know, and then we do. we have 100. >> amazing. >> we did a ten-episode pilot. >> do you feel vindicated? your position on "two and a half men" is you were still doing the business on screen. hugely popular. nothing you were doing in your private life, however chaotic, affected what was appearing onscreen. >> it was slowing me down personally, but it wasn't slowing production down. it was very satisfying, and not so much like in their face because i think you have to walk away from that at some point. but yeah, just to let america know, my friends and family know, and myself know that i was still capable of doing this and that i wasn't -- i was able to get back on the horse as soon as i could. basically brushed myself off, walked across the street, and put this thing together. it's pretty exciting. >> is it more fun doing the other shows sober? >> it's a lot more fun. you can make a lot more choices

. >> he's right up there are robert and the running back is as tough as our alford so it's going to beough challenge. >> what do you guys do? you have 12 members of the hoggettes. you're one of four originals. what do you do open sunday to give the home team a home field vapg? >> we react to what everybody does on the field. and if nothing good is happening, they've got long faces, but if they're scoring touchdowns and field goals, hopefully they'll come through and start another string of kickoffs or kicks. but we jump up and down and react to all the good plays, whether it's a first down or a touchdown. >> no doubt you are about to ham it up and we know who you think is going to bring home the bacon. give us a porky prediction. >> 3128 redskins. >> and a little oink oink? >> and a chest bump? >> there we go. we're ready for sunday. >> you're a natural. >> i am a natural. i'm going to join you guys. and that's not the only thing that should get you fired up. this is just the beginning of our redskins coverage. you know what we have coming up short lay? barbara gets some cheering advic

alford says 80% have not problem.ho do are receptive to the intervention, because it comes from their doctor. >> so if you ask in a non-judgmental way if you're asking just to take good care of them, i think people are more likely to be open about it and honest about it. >> reporter: experts say the benefits from early intervention treatment education are huge. more productive workers, few people behind bars. reduced medical costs and maybe it gives people like clarence jackson very simply a chance. john zarrella, cnn, miami. >>> vice president biden making his case for the newly outlined gun policy proposals, trying to drum up support that the u.s. conference of mayors. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real though. this computer-animated coffee tastes dreadful. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 % or more on car insurance. som