>> well, when bobby started talking, i knew i had a story because bobby likes to talk. >> armadillos, running them hard, you know what, they fly wherever, you don't. they'll tell the young generation don't know nothing. >> stephen: but wayne was sure bobby was burying the lead. >> no, i ain't talking, i tell you anything you want to know. anything. just anything to make a-- not no little story, make a big one. >> stephen: and this was a bigun. wayne pressed bonnie for more details and finally he spilled it. >> i told. >> bobby said it was too hot to fish. >> stephen: too hot to fish. (laughter) >> the front of the paper said too hot to fish and it showed a picture of bobby. and then on the inside of the feature section man says it's too hot to fish so basically it's the same headline. >> too hot to fish, cool. >> stephen: but with every big story comes big controversy. local bait shop owner carol ann. >> fish don't feel the weather. >> ain't never too hot to fish. as long as you got cold beer. >> stephen: but wayne had done his research, the old-fashioned way. >> i didn't call the cri

so i don't know if bobby would would be the one to find out what he really thought of him. but bobby told me later, i just can't see a picture of martin luther king without thinking, you know that man 's terrible. >> there are also harsh judgments about linden johnson, her husband's vice president and later of course president after jfk was assassinated. >> bobby told me this later and i know jack said it to me sometime, he said, oh, god, can you ever imagine what would happen to the country if linden was president? the only times he would say it if there was ever a problem. >> it is at times harsh and provocative and tough stuff. the book was already on sale in new york today. we'll be hearing more from and about the book in the coming days. >>> when we come back here tonight, remains of the day, no matter where you are, chances are you're somewhere near a piece of ground zero. >>> five years ago on the fifth anniversary of 9/11, we visited a somber and chilling hangar at jfk airport here in new york. it was filled with debris from ground zero, the steel wreckage of the wo

jersey governor chris christie steered clear of any presidential talk at a rally for louisiana governor bobby jindal. >> we want there to be more and more successful people in louisiana and america. >> reporter: republican insiders tell cbs news christie is seriously considering jumping into the gop race, putting the odds at 50/50. >> i've had a slow week, very low key. you haven't seen me around at all. >> reporter: the first-term governor repeatedly rejected growing calls for him to run. but this week supporters unhappy with the current gop field begged him to change his mind. with the first primaries only a few months away, political analysts say christie will have to make up his mind soon. those already in the race are busy trying toe break out of the pack. >> if you're prepared to go through the level of change i'm describing, we'll get to a balanced budget and pay down the debt. >> reporter: newt gingrich unveiled his contract with america thursday hoping the economic plan would give hoom a boost and jon huntsman is moving his campaign headquarters from florida to new hampshire which ho

jersey governor chris christie steered clear of any presidential talk at a rally for louisiana governor bobby jindal. >> we want there to be more and more successful people in louisiana and america. >> reporter: republican insiders tell cbs news christie is seriously considering jumping into the gop race, putting the odds at 50/50. >> i've had a slow week, very low key. you haven't seen me around at all. >> reporter: the first-term governor repeatedly rejected growing calls for him to run. but this week supporters unhappy

bobby bowden has cancer. going to be alive next year. >> does it really get that nasty, coach? >> you don't know half of it, girl. it gets pretty, every coach is looking for an angle. everybody is looking for an angle to try to get that great kid. >> here you are. everyone loves you. you know, you've got a great run at success and you're dealing with prostate cancer. how did you show up for work every day? i mean, did you even realize you had it? were you in pain or feeling fatigu fatigued? >> i had no idea. my doctor, chris stowers, who was a football doctor. he examined me when he examined the players. he called me and said, bobby, i have a problem with your psa, i got a little problem with it. i want you to meet me tomorrow morning at 6:00 at joe camp's clinic. we'll sneak in the back door. we got a little problem. then he said, bring your wife. now, that scared me. bring my wife. they're going to tell me something bad. anyway, ann and i go over there early the next morning, nobody knows we're there. they

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and then bobby came to see me.d to, you know, "please stay very close to jack." >> victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan. >> reporter: historian richard reeves. >> the reason he looks so confused and inend is because he didn't know the plan because there was no plan. >> reporter: doris kerns goodwin. >> he changed the structure of the white house after the bay of picks to bring closer into him, to not depend on the generals in the same way. she was able to analyze the various people he was meeting and see, with clinical detachment, almost, what their strengths and their weaknesses were. >> reporter: eventually he negotiated a prisoner release and when the battered cue babab exiles gathered to honor him, he brings her to speak in words they understand. [ speaki ining foreign language] >> there they were sitting with jack. nothing bitter, just looking on him as their hero. that was one of the most moving things i've ever seen. >> reporter: still ahead -- when she first met the bachelor dazzling washin

bobby is going to mount his own campaign for president. she and bobby kennedy trying to make sure johnson doesn't take credit for president kennedy's legacy. >> when something really crisis happens, that's when they're going to miss jack and talk about lyndon, and people will think i'm bitter. but i'm not so bitter now. >> reporter: she is also the woman who bore the weight of a nation's grief after the assassination of her husband. at one point a 3-year-old john kennedy jr. is overheard wandering in and talking to the microphone held by historian arthur schlessinger. >> john, you went to the airport today. >> yeah. >> did you like it? >> yes. >> john, what happened to your father? >> well, he's gone to heaven. >> he's gone to heaven. >> yes. >> do you remember him? >> yes. >> what do you remember? >> i don't remember anything. >> and tonight right here we'll have more on the shy, private woman who found her voice and her power in the white house, and, again, tomorrow night a two-hour special about so many things beginning at 9:00 p.m. eas

jfk and his brother, bobby, on lyndon johnson, the new president -- >> bobby told me this later and ietimes, he said oh, god, about you ever imagine what would happen to the country if lyndon was president. so many times he would say it if there was ever a problem. >> reporter: the former first lady written to thank lbj calling him jack's right arm and more than that we were friends, all four of us, almost a half century later we hear a different view. perhaps colored by bobby kennedy's resentments after the assassination and her annoyance after this call from johnson a month after her husband's death two days before christmas. >> i hope that you are doing all right. >> oh, i'm doing fine, thank you. >> do you know how much we love you? you have a good christmas dear. >> thank you, the same to you. >> good night. >> hours later she learned lbj was showing off for a room full of reporter action just as stunning the criticisms of dr. martin luther king jr. but they need to be understood in context. at the time fbi director j. edgar hoover was trying to incite divisions between the kenne

. >> bobby told me this later and i know jack said it to me sometimes. he said, oh, god, can you ever imagine what would happen to the country if lyndon was president. so many times he'd say if there was ever a problem. >> reporter: her view of lbj was also influenced, historians say, by this call a month after her husband's death, two days before christmas, 1963. >> i hope that you are doing all right. >> oh, i'm doing fine. thank you. >> you know how much we love you. you have a good christmas, dear. >> thank you. the same to you. >> good night. >> reporter: hours later she learned he was showing off for a room full of reporters. other snapshots. remember how she charmed french president de gaulle? >> i am the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris and i enjoyed it. >> reporter: in private she called de gaulle an egomaniac and martin luther king, jr., a phony. at the time, fbi director j. edgar hoover was trying to incite divisions between the kennedys and dr. king saying he was overheard on wiretaps making crude comments about jackie kennedy

both bobby kennedy tells jackie kennedy some stuff and john kennedy tells his wife some stuff.herefore, jackie kennedy forms a negative opinion about dr. king. >> that's where we are today. i think the first thing to remember, bill, is we see these people 40 years later, and, of course, dr. king is now memorialized and a new monument built in his honor. but in his day he was not a popular man. >> we know that. >> but i don't think people today understand that. >> oh, they do. they understand what was going on back then and the charges leveled against dr. king. but in totality, believe me, ladies and gentlemen, dr. king was a great man. now, jackie kennedy didn't like him back then. if jackie kennedy 30 years probably probably changed her opinion because the tapes were made very soon after the assassination. let's turn our attention to lbj. what was the source of the dislike between jfk and lbj? what was that tension. >> these were men from two different worlds. you have kennedy, the northern massachusetts democrat, and lin done -- lyndon johnson, the son of a poor farmer from t

and bobby frank sherry. he had made a lot of admissions. it was relentless. -- bobby fragged -- ferank cherr -- frank cherry. tavis: is justice denied? >> i think the original city and was something more along that there is injustice in a delay, and there is a little bit of a difference. i think there is some injustice in a delay, but at the end of the day, it was not an obvious case. there was justice. there was final justice. tommy blanton is still in prison. cherry died in prison. quite frankly, that injustice were to to our side. we could have never gotten a conviction on the evidence. people change. things change. birmingham changed for the much better. justice was finally able to be achieved, and at the end of the day, it is not denied in this case. justice delayed did not mean justice denied for these families and the people of birmingham. tavis: i think they would consider me a friend. i consider them friends. i have known chris and his wife for years. i think the best work ever done that spike did was the documentary on those four

bobby jindal called him the leader that can lead our party to victory in 2012 that came hours after the former minnesota governor backed mitt romney in the race. >>> north carolina voters will soon get to decide if their state should have a constitutional ban on gay marriage. lawmakers voted last night to put an amendment on the primary ballot in may defining marriage as between one man and one woman. hundreds of people attended rallies in charlotte and raleigh yesterday on both sides of the issue. >> if the voters don't want it, then they'll vote it down. but i do believe and we are prepared to live with that. i do believe the people's voice in a democracy should be heard. >> i think this is a terribly sad day in our state and will have repercussions for a long time if the amendment passes. >> there is a law banning same sex marriage in north carolina, but supporteders say the constitutional amendment will make it harder to challenge. >> say battle, different state. >> that's right. >> now some not so happy news about happy feet. he lost again. the wayward penguin was on his way back t

she said bobby kennedy told her that king made light of her husband's funeral and said the coffin wasade fun of the cardinal who performed the mass. here's what she said next from the abc special "jacquelyn kennedy, in her own words." >> well, i mean martin luther king is really a tricky person. he never said anything against martin luther king to me, so -- i don't know if he -- if bobby would be the one to find out what he ever really thought in that way. but bobby told me later, i just can't see a picture of martin luther king without thinking, you know, that man's terrible. >> that tape shows that at least at the time she made the recording, jacquelyn kennedy didn't have much confidence in lyndon b. johnson. listen. >> lyndon can ride on some of the great things jack did and a lot of them will go forward because they can't be stopped, the civil rights, the tax bill, the gold range stuff. and maybe you'll do something more about the alliance and everything, but when some really big crisis happens, that's when they're going to miss jack. and i want them to know it's because they don'

in another endorsement news, louisiana governor bobby jindal says he's going with perry. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100%, which means the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for all. ♪ >>> back to "hardball." ten years after september 11th, of course, we marked it yesterday, where are the neocons? the movement that took the united states into the war in iraq isn't a dominant a force even in the republican party as it once was. if anything, it's poster children like dick cheney seem to have come from a different era of republican politics. and a daily beast article last month, peter barnhart argued the movement is dead, "none of the major candidates is attacking president obama along neoconservative lines, none is focusing on his withdrawal from iraq or his timetable for exiting afghanistan or his refusal to obama iran. while they know they're supposed to call obama an appeaser, they also know that even republican voters have had little appetite r

i expect a huge win for bobby jindal on election night. and if i don't get it, if i don't get it, you don't want me coming back here with a little jersey attitude on me. >> so if he's watching from new jersey does that mean he's staying in new jersey or saying his headquarters will be in new jersey? we'll actually talk to one of the reporters that's been tracking this as closely as anyone in a few minutes with christie. the bottom line though, this is a decision that has to because of ballot deadlines come probably in less than ten days. finally, speaking of deadlines in the presidential race we do expect to get word today on florida's final decision on a primary date, january 31st as they hinted. could they move it to february 14th? then, of course, the third quarter fund raising period ends at midnight and when it comes to money, everybody is downplaying expectations. looks like everybody is going to raise less than they did in the first quarter from president obama to mitt romney. everybody on down. the interesting number to watch, thou

louisiana governor bobby jindahl has declared a state of emergency. the weather channel's mike sidle is live for us in new orleans. we're talking about a really heavy rainmaker here, right? >> reporter: this here and we're watching katia. let's go to the satellite loop. this has both systems. the one in the left is the gulf the tropical depression that may become a storm. on the right katia. reupgraded to hurricane status. 75 miles per hour winds. it's well east of the islands. now it's looking more and more likely that we will have some kind of issue with it on parts of the east coast. we don't know if it's going to be a direct hit. it's going to be sometime in the middle or latter part of next week. that bears watching after labor day weekend more closely. in the meantime, let's get to the gulf of mexico. a lot of rain. it's heavily loaded on the east side of the circulation, the center is exposed. we've had a couple squalls come through in the french quarter. they last about five minutes. that's not too bad. we're expecting rainfall totals through

she said bobby kennedy told her that king made light of her husband's funeral and said the coffin wasd made fun of the cardinal who performed the mass. here's what she said next from the abc special "jacquelyn kennedy, in her own words." >> well, i mean martin luther king is really a tricky person. he never said anything against martin luther king to me, so -- i don't know if he -- if bobby would be the one to find out what he ever really thought in that way. but bobby told me later, i just can't see a picture of martin luther king without thinking, you know, that man's terrible. >> that tape shows that at least at the time she made the recording, jacquelyn kennedy didn't have much confidence in lyndon b. johnson. listen. >> lyndon can ride on some of the great things jack did and a lot of them will go forward because they can't be stopped, the civil rights, the tax bill, the gold range stuff. and maybe you'll do something more about the alliance and everything, but when some really big crisis happens, that's when they're going to miss jack. and i want them to know it's because they d

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she was playing bobby ray. "billie jean." >> michael jackson. >> yes, thank you. musical icon. michael jackson's brother, jermaine, speaks out this morning about their childhood and how he really felt about their father. >>> we're going to hear about how these three wives think about their husband. and what the 24 children think about their family. the darger family. one husband, joe. three wives, valley, vicki, alina. this is an inspiration for the hbo series "big love." the first time they're speaking out since their new book comes out, "love times three." we're going to talk to all of them about how they make it all work. send in your questions now. >> yeah. >>> switching gears. it's fashihi week here in new york. and tyra banks is in the house this morning, to show us how to strut our stuff. she's given robin some lessons on how to do it. >> work it. >> i'm going to throw my hip out, i'm sure. >> she's a great teacher. >> look at you. look at you. >> that's so 2000 and late. such a long time. >>> let's go b

we'll talk with louisiana governor bobby jindal who announced earlier today he is throwing his weight texas governor rick perry. he is joining just ahead. i'm really glad we took this last minute trip! you booked our room right? not yet, thanks for reminding me. wait, what? i have the hotels.com app so we can get a great deal even at the last minute. ah, well played sir. get the app. hotels.com. jon: developing stories we are keeping an eye on in the newsroom, signs of hope amazingly in iran, where president ahmadinejad says he's working to have u.s. hikers, shane bauer and josh fattal set free. both had bail set at half a million dollars. all of this coincides with ahmadinejad's trip to the u.s. and a speech to the general assembly next month. warplanes hitting radar and missile systems in key strongholds of support for moammar qaddafi who remains a fugitive. a jet bound from new york to phoenix diverted, after three passengers reportedly acted suspiciously. the transportation security administration says the plane landed without any problems but did not say whether anyone was taken

not for me. >> steve: bobby jindal joining us from baton rouge.rom the show, "modern family." a little gentleman trapped in a boy's body. rico ramirez joins us next. and tony bennett singing a new tune this morning, but most people don't like the words. he says 9-11 is america's fault. >> dana: welcome back. quick headlines. the death toll from that bomb not guilty turkey is now up to three. 15 others were hurt when the bomb went off near a high school in the capital city. so far no claims of responsibility, but kurdish separatists are possible suspects. >>> a connecticut doctor whose wife and two daughters were murdered in a brutal home invasion testifies against one of the accused killers. he faces a possible death sentence if convicted. >> thanks very much. he's always stealing scenes as manny on "modern family." watch. >> my name is hank. here at the lost creek ranch. you god to ride, you're going to rope and you're going to shoot. you're going to see a sky so full of stars it will put your city lights to shame. when it's all done, you might j

rick perry secured the backing of current louisiana governor and former wiggle in the purple shirt bobbyjindal. but what ron paul really needs, folks, is a credible national endorsement to give his campaign the kind of legitimacy his campaign has not been able to get from his campaign. (laughter) luckily, a big endorsement just came in from a passionate heartland conservative who announced his support on national geographic's "frontier force." >> read your constitution! >> okay? >> all right? the constitution is your right to! don't go... constitution! you guys... justice... why can't you guys just sit down to me that this is my constitution. what's the first amendment? what's the first snaeplt what's the first amendment? (laughter) you don't even know! (laughter) ha! yeah, constitution! read it and live by it. >> >> ron paul 2012! (laughter and applause) >> stephen: yes! ron paul! ron paul has locked up the coveted (bleep) faced vote. (laughter) this could be huge for him. if these guys drive to the polls on election day provided they don't first plow into a farmer's market. and this gu

i want to thank bobby and alex for coming on a school night. i want to thank you, too. >> you are welcome. >> [laughter]. >> one of the things the book has done is opened their eyes to japan and japanese culture which is new to a lot of them. what are some of the more important aspects of japanese culture that you would want us to take away reading this book? we are fixated on figuring out who the samurai is we have ideas and we are trying to deconstruct the attributes of a samurai. in your opinion what would be useful for us to think about or focus on as we finish the book. we are a third of the way through it. >> one of those kind of questions [laughter]. i will tell you about an e mail i got this entire high school on the east coast is reading the samurai's garden. i started to get 30 e mails. they discovered through the website an e mail which would come directly tow me. i started to figure it out when all the questions were the same. they -- it was the questions which they had to write their essay on. one young woman wrote me and said, i d

my wife bobbi, my wife bobbi served on his very first staff in washington. and plast last night she shared with me again what we've all come to know. malcolm was a kind, a caring, and an extraordinary gentleman. malcolm's staff served him ably and honorably. i know there are always some in this body today who served alongside malcolm wallop. you no doubt remember him well. he was -- it was just four years ago that senator wallop returned to this chamber and attended my own swearing-in on june 25, 2007. on that day, as is tradition, senator wallop walked with me up to the president's desk to take the oath. he stood with me during the ceremony and offered private words of encouragement and advice. i was honored that day to have him there next to me, and it saddens me greatly to join senator enzi to announce his death. malcolm wallop was someone i followed throughout his career. i admired him greatly. he was a man that many of us looked up to as he grew into one of the most influential legislators of his time. hello, my friend, that was his classic western ranc

. >> reporter: bobbi eden is a very young looking 67-year-old. >> i want to always be and look the bestntly underwent a facelift. >> if you really want something and you know you may have two weeks down time and it's an improvement, isn't it worth it? >> reporter: she's part of a growing number of seniors going under the knife. >> you're not just looking better, you exude a confidence. >> the plastic surgeon is eden's doctor. >> a, they're healthy, b they're active, c, they feel young and at this point in their life the kids are settled. they can start taking care of themselves a little more. >> reporter: last year there were nearly 85,000 surgical procedures among those 65 and over. most of those were facelifts, eyelid operations, liposuction, breast reductions, breast lifts and augmentations. >> one of the things that surprises me is i have done more first-time breast augmentations on women in their 70s than i ever would have dreamt. >> reporter: bobbi considers it part of her maintenance plan. >> when you are taking care of yourself physically, i might add that it does help you menta

she wasn't sure if it was true nor was bobby. make her very angry. >> presidential historian michael beschloss. thanks for joining us tonight, michael. >> pleasure, lawrence. >>> coming up, it took a wrestling match with god for rick perry to find religion. penn jillette, author of "god, no!" joins me to discuss that one. >>> and in the rewrite, what rick perry doesn't understand about economics and the lesson in the crucifixion of jesus christ. opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight

in politics in washington and not making any money and i gave bobby dingell a check when he was running for congress. i couldn't agree with you more. we have fresh faces. we have cayley and susanna martinez and brian sandoval. you have not heard of these folks but the republican governor of south carolina is an indian american and hispanic woman who is the governor of new mexico and brian sandoval your neighbor next door. the new republican hispanic governor. in 2010 we have a new slate that will be getting their stripes. they will be getting wise and cutting their political teeth and they will be ready in 2016. i hope we are able -- i think some folks may come to the cable in 2012 and because the disappointment with barack obama and the reality of the situation with the economy and affects so many of them are unemployed, even if we don't have ronald reagan we have a real chance of making a case and making inroadss with this generation. >> i went to your grandfather's library. was beautiful. never realized what a wonderful man he was. my question is do you think that the tea party might

chris christie, new jersey governor and part-time bobby bakala impersonator spoke last night at the holiest site in republicanism, the reagan library, and was propositioned almost immediately. >> are you reconsidering or are you standing firm? >> listen, i'll be really succinct about this. i saw something great on the political web site, and i don't mean to be an advertiser for plitico, but they put 1:353 of my answers back to back to back to back. everyone go to politico.com. it's on the front page. click on it. those are the answers. >> jon: oh, it's like a treasure hunt. i love it. it's like a live linking to another web site. follow the clues and reveal the secret message. >> you're still saying categorically not running. >> i'm not running. i'm 100% certain i'm not going to run. >> i don't want the run. i don't feel like i'm ready to run. first in your heart you have to want it more than anything else. i don't want it that badly. >> jon:, insecuritiable. when urged to run for president, chris christie points people to a two-minute montage of unequivocal, no, i am not running. interpret

she wasn't sure if it was true nor was bobby.he idea he might have was enough to make her very angry. >> presidential historian michael beschloss. thanks for joining us tonight, michael. >> pleasure, lawrence. >>> coming up, it took a wrestling match with god for rick perry to find religion. penn jillette, author of "god, no!" joins me to discuss that one. >>> and in the rewrite, what rick perry doesn't understand about economics and the lesson in the crucifixion of jesus christ. important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands o

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