but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. for a marriage, a possible secret marriage. all that, he says, has become irrelevant trash. as for your photograph, he says, i weep when i look at it. why do such agonising things have to happen? we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter. she writes back to him, painfully, one aristotle onassis's own stationery from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, it's not that bad, really, i'll always love you and we'll always have something special together. but i don't know how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no one knew what was in the box, there wasn't even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ...have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. an extraordinary discovery. although most of the world will mainly remember last week's oscar c

but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis. for a marriage, a possible secret marriage. all that, he says, has become irrelevant trash. as for your photograph, he says, i weep when i look at it. why do such agonising things have to happen? we also have jackie kennedy's response to that letter. she writes back to him, painfully, on aristotle onassis's own stationery, from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, you know, it's not that bad, really. i'll always love you, and we'll always have something special together. but i don't know how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no—one knew what was in the box, there wasn't even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ..have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. a top story: the us attorney general has denied lying to congress during his confirma

the most gutwrenching thing is when she writes back to him painfully, on aristotle onassis' stationery. you and i have shed so many lives and deaths and hopes in pain. we will show them forever, and be forever bound by them. —— shared. we will be as close as only two people who have shared all that can be. world business report is next. the weather will be changeable for the rest of the week and into the weekend. there is one went out there across the atlantic. weather fronts making a beeline for the uk. but thursday, actually, overall, is not looking too bad at all. in the short term, the overnight period into the morning is very blustery. we have winter to gale—force in places. very windy inland, too. some rain and hill snow and also some showers across scotland. pretty cold across the northern half of the uk first thing in the morning. not far off freezing, more like five or six in the south. windy first thing. there will also be cloud in rain around, particularly in the central sway of england. the showers will continue in scotland. the grouping is after the windy night, those wind

but his heart was broken, and jackie left him for aristotle onassis.happen?" we also have jackie kennedy‘s response to that letter. she writes back to him, painfully, one aristotle onassis‘s own stationery from his yacht, and with a greek stamp on the envelope, and says, no, it‘s not that bad, really, i‘ll always love you and we‘ll always have something special together. but i don‘t know how much that placated him. david ormsby gore died 32 years ago. no one knew what was in the box, there wasn‘t even a key. these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. ...have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pain. we will share them forever, and be forever bound together by them. david sillito, bbc news. an update on our main story, the pressure on us attorney—generaljeff session who has been accused of lying and his announcement today that he will not be involved in the official investigation into claims by russian interference in the us presidential election. let‘s go has mr sessi

the most gut wrenching thing is she writes back to him, painfully on aristotle onassis' own stationerypecial together." "you and i have shared so many lives and deaths and hopes and pains. we will share them forever and be forever bound together by them and be, i hope, as close as only people the letters there to jackie kennedy. now a look at the weather with jay wynne. the letters there to jackie kennedy. now a look at wynne. it was a lovely day for many parts of the uk. this was a picture taken bya of the uk. this was a picture taken by a weather watcher in hampton court. it was like that for many but a few showers across the northern half of the uk the last few hours is more cloudy. there has been some rain in northern ireland. notjust rain, snow over the hills and we'll see that mixture in the southern uplands of northern scotland. northern scotland where we see the lowest temperatures, a touch of frost developing. not so further south because we have cloud and rain moving in. nota south because we have cloud and rain moving in. not a great start of the day across southernmost coun

i know aristotle taugesn't have anythig to do with this.ch of these lists ofem" so that means one of them taught the other one, and then the first pers-- so... yeah, i'm gonna "cut the question." >> sojas, i'm just happydn't kn. >> [laughs] >> i'm--i'm it. did you--you want to take a guess? >> it was d.. d, socrates, plato, aristotle. but don't worry about it. we are getting rid of that question. your $50,000 question will be next time... [audience groans] on "who wants to be a millionaire." that's it for today, sojas. but you're not going anywhere. when we come back, you'll get your new $50,000 question. and you still have two lifelines. he's just five away from $1 million. thanks for watching whiz kids. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: wahhhh... right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactai

when jackie decided to marry air stossel aristotle onassis, ormsby-gore writes as a bitter heartbrokenor your photograph, he said, i weep when i look at it. her last letter to him is a touch of reality and it must be said cruelty. >> she's writing from aristotle's yacht. >> and stationery and a great stamp from the yacht, the "christina." >> and that was it or was it. >> reporter: when david ormsby-gore died in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," country singer luke brian and dierksbentley join us in the studio for a preview of the acm awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." acm awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums doctors recommend taking cla

when jackie decides to marry aristotle onassis instead, ormsby-gore writes as a bitter, heartbroken manyour photograph," he says, "i weep when i look at it." her last letter to him has a touch of finality and, it must be said, cruelty. >> she's writing to him from aristotle onassis' yacht. >> from the yacht. >> with a greek stamp and the stationary of his yacht, the "christina." >> reporter: and that was that, or was it? when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, also in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and for all of us, cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by back in the bay area. new at six: her impassioned speech, and promising to >>> where some see a dark vision of carnage i see a light shining on creativity and opportunity. >>> hillary clinton back in the bay area. new at 6:00, her impassioned speech and how she is promising to keep up the fight. good evening i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. it was one of hillary clinton's first major speeches after the election. >> around

when jackie decides to marry aristotle onassis instead, ormsby-gore writes as a bitter, heartbroken man," he says, "i weep when i look at it." her last letter to him has a touch of finality and, it must be said, cruelty. >> she's writeing to him from aristotle onassis' yacht. >> from the yacht. >> with a greek stamp and the stationary of his yacht, the "christina." >> reporter: and that was that, or was it? when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, also in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and for all of us, cbs news all around the >> right now, president trump rolls back obama's environmental regulations but can we have jobs and reel in climate change? we have questions. >> this evening, what if this was your kid? how would you react to what some are calling an excessive tsa patdown? but first, tonight, democrats continuing the call on republican congressman devin nunez to step down as chairman of the house intelligence committee. his tie to the trump campaign and his viewing of documents on white house grounds has some people compla

when jackie decides to marry aristotle onassis instead, ormsby-gore writes as a bitter, heartbroken man," he says, "i weep when i look at it." her last letter to him has a touch of finality and, it must be said, cruelty. >> she's writeing to him from aristotle onassis' yacht. >> from the yacht. >> with a greek stamp and the stationary of his yacht, the "christina." >> reporter: and that was that, or was it? when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, also in a car crash, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and for all of us, cbs news all around the wo >>> all right. here we government hi, everybody, welcome back. this is our final hour. i'm calling it our hour of power. of the eighth annual ronald be mcdonald house charts telethon and we certainly need your help. i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. we're going to cross the finish line together. we're taking all calls. if you've just gotten home if work or settling in and turning on the tv, we're going to introduce you to so many families and children who are helped by the ronald be mcdonald house

and it must be said, cruelty. >> she is writing from aristotle onassis' yacht. >> reporter: writes toim from the yacht. >> with a greek stamp and the stationery of his yacht. >> reporter: that was that. when david ormsby-gore died 17 years later, jackie went to his funeral. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news. and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to overnight news. i'm don dahler. president trump is taking action on another campaign promise. this one aimed at erasing former president obama's legacy on climate change. president trump signed an executive order reversing obama-era regulations on coal and oil industries. as a candidate, mr. trump called climate change a hoax. the white house says the president believes it's real. but the new policy is about jobs and boosting energy production. here's major garriett. >>

. >> we will see jackie's romance with greek billionaire aristotle owe nalleys. >> what is it about jackier and take this role on again? >> i think there were a lot of interesting scenes and wonderful parts to her that i didn't get to portray before. so it was very challenging as an actor but really rewarding. >> and these two have a lot of heavy scenes together, katie has been an add mirrmirer of matthea long time. >> were you a fan of "friends"? >> i was a huge fan. we went on a warner brothers tour and went by "friends" but no one came out. >> based on a new york times best seller and focuses on the kennedy family from 1968 on. so there is a lot of ground to cover. and it airs on the reel channel april 2. have you ever seen cameron mathison turn red? i have a surprise that will do the trick when we come back. >> oh no. i'm nervous. next on kron-4 news at eight: health concerns tonight in the east bay... after parents learn, dozens of students may have been exposed to a potentially deadly bacteria. new details on the suspect arrested in san francisco for killing four people in sacramento

the he lost his, how own way, romance blossomed, but his heart was broken when jackie left in for aristotlessis. he writes about their plans for marriage, i possible secret hasiage, all that he says become irrelevant trash. he says "i weep when i look at it. why do such agonizing things have to happen? " him, andites back to says, no, it's not that bad really, i will always love you, and we will always have something bestial together. -- something special together. we don't know if that placated him. >> these letters are a fascinating glimpse into the world of the white house, the kennedys, and a romance bound by grief. many lies, and deaths, and hopes, and pains, will be forever down to buy them. bound by them. we like to show you pictures that have commuters mbs. secretaryterior reports to his first day of work on horseback. he is an avid outdoorsman from montana. horses name, by the way, is tonto. you can find much more on our website. for all of us here, thanks for watching, and please tune in tomorrow. funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's ow

. >> eric: aristotle, plato. really brilliant. >> dana: you know who came to mind?a mary lou, retan. >> greg: you're taller than her. >> dana: i admire here and i was thinking i like her. i don't know why she's on my mind. >> dana: she got the perfect ten in the olympics. >> greg: it's weird how people's things -- that's in your brain if a reason. >> dana: i really want to meet her. >> greg: that's very strange. i'm going to say zig sygmond, freud. i think he would go that's more than a cigar, son. you're going to have to get out of here. >> kimberly: you would mess with his hair. >> greg: he would pull his hair out. "one more thing." that's up next. ♪ green acres is the place. farm living is the life for me ♪ whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get amazon chime at no additional cost. just like the people every business is d

but by that standard, plato, aristotle, socrates, none of them, i recall, publishing and academic journals. is there writing also out of bounds on drexel's campus? >> i think the question is really also about the content of these writings. he's defined as a white nationalist by the southern poverty law center, somebody who burned crosses in his youth and went on to support -- >> tucker: let me stop you there. he burned crosses in his youth? i know charles murray and quite a bit about him. i read his books, i'm sure unlike you. i'm not familiar with that.. can you substantiate that claim? >> it does not take much research to realize that he claimed it was not racist. which might be plausible were it not for the fact that he went on to basically make a eugenic argument for racial inferiority. >> tucker: he burned crosses? i don't want to get hung up but since we are having a debate about what is accurate and what is not, what are you talkingut about? charles murray was a member of the klan? you can't throw these things out here. substantiate that, please. >> tucker, i am pretty sure you know

so i think both of those things on both ends of the spectrum are a concern and aristotle was right there too. we're looking for a golden mean. >> and i think earlier today, you also referenced the -- maybe you meant to in these comments, the regulatory explosion of criminal penalties. is that a part of this as well? >> well, i would say it's been part of -- i don't know about an explosion, but it's just a fact of life that's been with us for a while and growing. >> i won't ask you to comment on this, but i think it's an explosion and not just in the criminal side. in the civil side as well, the regulatory growth that we have seen in our government recently. this is not an issue for you, at least to discuss with me today, but i think we have a lot of difficulty, simply because of the complexity that we are creating in our legal system. and many of those difficulties will need to be resolved at the policy level. >> i understand that. >> judge gorsuch, again, i just want to thank you for being willing to step up and do this service. it was notable to me, i think you said earlier that justic

both of those things on both ends of the spectrum are a right and aristotle is to, we are looking for a golden knee. senator crapo: the regulatory explosion of criminal penalties, is that a part of this as well? judge gorsuch: i wouldn't say a explosion but a fact of life that has been with us but growing. senator crapo: i think it's an explosion and not just on the criminal side but on the civil side as well, just the regulatory growth that we have seen in our government recently. this isn't an issue for you at least to discuss with me today, t i think we have a lot of difficulty, simply because of the complexity that we are creating in our legal system. and many of those difficulties will need to be resolved at the policy level. i understand that. judge gorsuch, i want to thank you for being willing to step up and do this service. it was notable that you said earlier that justice white spent only about 90 minutes in his hearing, is that correct? judge gorsuch: that's what i'm told. senator crapo: remarkable. thank you again. judge gorsuch: envyable. no, it has been a great pleasure

. >>> most of the rain now is from the washington area northbound up to parts of northern aristotle.e of rain drops is pushing out. dry hours to finish the morning and start the afternoon before more rain chances come back in later. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s to around 50 degrees. that should allow temperatures to jump sbup the mid 60s before more rain chances late this afternoon and tomorrow. drieg out early but staying on the mild side. >> another update in 25 minutes. >> for now, back to the today show. >>> i love that song. 7:30 on a tuesday morning. 24 hours and counting to the big concert on the plaza. ed sheeran will be here. he holds the top spot on bi billboa billboard, with "the shape of you." we cannot wait to see him on our plaza. >> man, woman, old, young, you have to love ed sheeran. >> he's so good. and he's a one-man band. studio 1a. we have willie in for matt this morning. >>> get you started with the headlines. a power f line of storms is pushing east after lashing the midwest and is t south. more than two doz have been reported across the region, includin

and the following year, jackie married greek shipping magnate aristotle onassis. plan he had for the relationship and her rejection. all had become irrelevant trash to be thrown away in a few as for your photograph, i weep when i look at it. jackie's replies are compassionate but official. in february of 1968 she writes, maybe that is the trouble, you are like my beloved, beloved brother and mentor and the only original spirit i know as you were to jack. and in november of that year, she writes using the stationery of the yacht -- if ever can i find some healing and comfort, it has to be with someone who is not part of my world of past and pain. he would marry american pamela colin the following year. when he died in 1985, jackie onassis was at his funeral, clearly shaken at the loss of a man she called a beloved brother. the archival letters could fetch a quarter of a million dollars in auction in london and the grandson says he'll help use that money to help restore the family home. we should mention that the movie we referenced news president oppenheim. the bro