we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thing. >> there is no such thing. >> we are talking about the weather in a daily or weekly cycle. there is no relationship. i have heard it's hot or cold weather or rain. i'm not sure which is the myth. >> how about time of day? >> yes. it happens when it's least convenient. when it happens people say we w

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths.t do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say

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district elections in the city became law and by december 1977 gays had their own supervisor harvey milk. through billsthe pooper scooper ordnance he got rights for gays. he forged alliances with labor and other minority groups during the fight against an anti teacher. on the night that gays beat that initialtive milk talked about the stakes of all of politicking. >> what i'm going to do is call for the gay community to come out. keep the education going. keep talking. talk to your relatives, friends and family so that you can find out about gay people. so we can once and for all live in harmony. >> gays seemed more powerful after winning that state election. just three weeks later everyone changed when dan white shot harvey milk and gay ally george masconi. by then the political game had changed so much that feinstein was called to appoint a gay to milk's seat. but the gays would not be satisfied. feinstein may have been the first politician to court the gay vote. but gays thought she wasn't good enough. gays got angry when in sacramento a gay civil rights bill failed to make it out of sacramento comm

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. >> schieffer: you know, we now know especially through the reporting of bill shennan it had been well-known that lee harveyald had gone to mexico in the weeks before this had happened, we knew that he had gone to the soviet embassy there where he was politely turned away and the cuban became see tried to get a passport or visa to go to cuba. they said, thanks, but no thanks. sent him on his way. we know from sheenan's reporting that the cia and fbi knew that as he stormed out of the cuban embassy he said i'm going to kill president kennedy. as if it was kennedy's fault he couldn't get a visa to to go cuba. did any of you on the president's protective detail know any of that when you came to balances? >> we had no knowledge of oswald in any sense. nobody had told us anything. >> schieffer: do you have any idea why? you must have wondered about as the years went by, why this was never passed on. as a matter of fact it's my understanding that this information was never passed on to the warren commission. >> i doubt that it was. i never heard that he made that statement. we had a good relationship with the cia

the civil rights bill at the time ovoidal last was bolted up by the southern democrats and there's a quote in the book -- richard russell says, we should thank lee harvey oswald he was such a poor shot. we beat john kennedy on civil rights. could not have beat lyndon johnson. once again, flip of what richard russell said. we chief beaten kennedy on civil rights but we can't beat johnson. i do think eventually -- i'm not discounting social forces -- that the civil rights movement would have triumphed. simply as everett dirkson, an idea whose time has come, but would have happened less quickly and less successfully. on the domestic side, i believe there would have been no great society program, because that's not how john kennedy thought. that was johnson. who dreamt of being the second fdr and who had grandiose notions what use could do with legislation, and kennedy was more detached in that sense, too. we're going to have medicare and have demonstration programs, but i think it would have been acutely aware, for instance 0, the political dangers of a great society program with big city mayors at odds with community based organizations, fighting for mon

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that he wrote to bill moyers who were president johnson's white house assistant, they wanted a blue ribbon panel of highly respected people to convince the american public that lee harvey oswald was the sole asass seven. 50 years later, ypeople still have doubts about the investigation. >> because it wasn't a clear investigation, and i have some unanswered questions, but there's no doubt that oswald killed him. he was such a crazy guy that he could have confederates that were helping him in some way. >> did the fbi, did they drop the ball in their tagging of oswald? >> the fbi was watching oz waltd, but they never really took him seriously as a threat. >> the fbi came out and left his card and visited and came out a second time as well. i gave the card to oswald when he came out on the weekend. my feeling was, sure the fbi is going to want to know where he is. he's been in the soviet yu unio he's been back. the cold war was in full tilt. >> after oswald was killed, hosti said he destroyed the letter. but that wwasn't known until 20 later. >> most people heard three shots, three empty shells were found in the sniper's nest in the depository. >> garry mack, the sixth flo

harvey? we have a microphone? >> thank you for wonderful panel. as you know on groundhog day, bill murray becomes a better person and he gets the girl so there's a good ending. last night, too bad more people, melissa hathaway gave a presentation about her perspective of where we are. and the george bush administration. and core authors of the cybersecurity initiative. and one of the things we talked about enacted for many of us. and taken aback by the lack of international strategy, and it is intriguing for what you guys think of the group because he raised the issue, you raise the quiet negotiations jim has been involved with but what do you see as the best model for an international set of standards that we should be heading 4 as part of the information sharing because portion 25, acting all over the world, a whole range of information sharing issues, curious to see the brain power on the panel. and look at the cybera playbook and many issues you raise are discussed for the committee. thanks. >> i am ultimately very positive about this. remember keith alexander is an army genera

the first lady, along with bill and hillary clinton will also be at jfk's gravesite to lay a wreath. a recent poll shows 61% of americans don't believe lee harveyone. a theory fueled when this section of the infamous film was shown to a national audience in 1975 in all its graphic detail. that prompted congress to act the following year and form the house select committee on assassinations. >> this committee does have an obligation of trying to provide truthful answers to the american people. i do not begin my work on this committee with any theory of conspiracy or any theory whatsoever. but i do take cog is in ans of the fact that fully four-fifths of the american people have serious question with respect to to the findings of the warren commission. >> chris neidermeier had a front row seat as a legislative aide to then congressman christopher dodd. we're also joined by nbc news presidential historian, michael beschloss. good morning. >> good morning. >> after three years of investigation the house committee reached the following conclusions and they were in direct contrast to the warren commission report. first, jfk's report was probably a co

harvey oswald. heart of american history tv on c-span3. >> the senate plans to vote on a bill to aend employment discrimination on members of the lgbt community. susan collins wanted to block a law from affecting religious institutions. >> i firmly believe that no one should be subject unjust discrimination. i support the basic premise. be judged by their experience, qualifications, and job performance. not by their sexual orientation. able to beld not be fired just because they are gay. i believe the legislation will help create that level playing field and ensure on employment opportunities are available to all. it should be improved. of onemoting tolerance kind should not enshrine intolerance of another kind. religious liberty is an important part of the employment nondiscrimination act already. it includes a significant exemption for religious employers. we have to make certain that in pursuit, those employers are not subject to another kind of discrimination. it would be government retaliation. it protects a church or religious charity or religious school from adverse action by the government on the basis

harvey? >> hi, thank you for a wonderful panel. jim, as you know, groundhog day, bill murray does become a better person and gets the girl. there is a good ending. last night it's too bad there weren't more people, but melissa hathaway gave a presentation of where we are in cyber. she worked for both the bush administration and obama administration. one of the co-authors of the cyber security initiative which many are familiar with. her sort of plea, one of the things she talked about, she's been at this since 2008 like many of us and kind of taken aback by the lack of an international strategy that the united states seems to be pursuing. i think it's intriguing to hear what you have to say, what you think as a group because you raised the itu issue and the quiet negotiations that jim has been involved with. but what do you as a group see what the best model will be for international set of standards or norms at conventions that we are should be heading towards because if you're a fortune 25, you're acting all over the world and enter a whole range of information shari

. >> 24-year-old lee harvey some walled was arrested for the crime but shot two days later by jack ruby. to this day many people think he had help that day. bill: we are watching from new york. what events do we expect in dallas? >> reporter: a somber memorial is planned. it will be held in between the grassy knoll and the texas school book depository. there will be a tolling of the bells all around the city of dallas. then a moment of violence at 12:30 central standard time, the exact moment kennedy was shot and america changed forever. bill: casey stegall live there in dallas. tomorrow we'll pause and remember that day. martha: we'll have a lot of that tomorrow. it will be very moving and very interesting. stay tuned for that coming up tomorrow. in the meantime an incredible new video of a volcanic eruption that created new a new island. look at that. i'll tell what you happened there. bill: the president saying republicans need to share the blame fear the botched obamacare rollout. really? senator kelly ayotte a republican will react to that. >> it's nobody's fault on the republican side the exchange web site isn't working it's no nobody's

bill clinton and hillary clinton. friday is the 50th anniversary of his assassination. coming up, an inside look at the building where lee harvey oswald opened fire. >>> two hikers are safe after a dramatic rescue in the mountains near vancouver, canada. a man and woman called for help when they got lost and realized one of them wasn't dressed warm enough for the temperatures. the terrain was too rugged to land for the chopper so they had to be plucked out by a long line. one of the hikers probably wouldn't have made it through the night. >>> now this one is going to make you guys uncomfortable. golf is a game of inches and one legendary golfer learned that the hard way. take a look at what happened as chi chi rodriguez made an appearance on the golf channel. >> oh, no. >> right in the chi chis. >> he is known for that famous trick shot. unfortunately this time it fired back at him bouncing off the glass. some of the football players on the show were very sympathetic and cringing along with him. >> he still manages to get up. >> impressive. >> wow. >> that looked painful. >> i could have gone all day without seeing that. >> we

bill o'reilly. the film follows the lives of the kennedys and the oswalds until that fateful day in dallas. actress michelle trachtenberg tackles the role of marina oswald, the wife of lee harveyt no more people. >> okay, i promise. >> michelle trachtenberg joins us this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> of the jobs you've had in hollywood, this has got to be one of the hardest ones, being the wife of the most hated man on the planet. >> it was incredibly challenging. of the four main players, jfk, jackie, lee and marina, she's the only one who is still alive. she's in her 70s and her daughters are in their 50s. she was actually just photographed for the first time in 25 years and i believe she still lives in texas. >> how much pressure? that must have be a lot of pressure on you. did you ever have any desire to see what she thinks about everything? >> we talked about at length how -- and also rob lowe and i how they have these monumental characters and so many people have played jfk and jackie, so they're battling with that and i'm trying to battle and challenge -- the challenges that she's still alive and may or may not be watching this. and i wanted to honor

we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware