in caroline's eyes, she had detail and accuracy. she is the author of nine bestseller books on politics and poetry. you can make that 10 best-selling books. we just learned that her new book is on "the new york times." [applause] caroline serves as the president of the kennedy library foundation which provides the financial support for this library. at her request, all proceeds and revenues from this sale of the book will go to the kennedy library to support its programs. have i mentioned that this book is now on sale at our museum? [laughter] caroline has graciously agreed to remain behind us forum to sign the book. it is now my great pleasure to welcome to the stage caroline kennedy. [applause] >> hello, everybody. thank you all. thank you so much. welcome all of you. it's wonderful to have you here at the kennedy library. it means a great deal to me that 50 years after my father's presidency, so many people still share his ideals and vision for america. to me, his greatest legacy are the people that he inspired and public service

basically caroline wozniacki are having fun with her friend. had she and serena williams are friends, and after the match, she had no problem saying, yeah, i was doing an impersonation of serena. often we'll have male tennis players impersonate other male tennis players with their serve, how they act on the court, but nobody can serve a tennis ball at 100 miles an hour like serena. you do it this way, and in my honest opinion, i don't see it as being racist because you're not making fun of an entire race, you're having fun with a friend, with one in particular person who happens to be an african-american. >> yeah, people -- that is the first thing people jump to which is just so odd to me. we're so touchy about that. and listen, the power in her leg, while she has that serve and she can run, that shows in her buttocks that she is very muscular and she has power in that, so that's not a bad thing, people. go ahead. >> and also, too, you look at serena's outfits in the past, she embraces the fact that she has a different kind of body than most te

it is my pleasure to welcome to the stage caroline kennedy. [applause] >> thank you. that is so nice. welcome to all of you. it is wonderful to have you here. it made -- means a great deal 50 years after my father's presidency so many people still share his ideals and vision for america. his greatest legacy assume the inspired to enter public service everyday someone tells me there ran for office, got a ball then their community to volunteer in the inner city are out airspace because he asked them to give back to this country that has given us so much. the generation and he inspired has pass that on two grandchildren for a more peaceful world. as we approach the fifth anniversary we thought how to celebrate an honor my father's service and patriotism. his time is becoming history and not living memory. both parents loved history and passed that on to me and my brother john. myron dad read about civil war and the road for in my mother preferred ancient world and 18th century europe. for them the past is not a dry affair but full of exciting people brave he rose and eve

and by "witness," you mean caroline?your jacket off. why don't i save you guys the trouble? i may have told a little lie. i was up on the balcony with your witness when lofton arrived. i ask her to leave, and he went christian bale on me. you guys won't pony up decent health care for me, but the new girl gets a diamond bracelet? the young lady works very hard, mister. mr. what? i've busted my ass for this company for 15 years, and you don't even know my name?! (both grunting) (crowd screaming) help me! help me! (screaming continues) if you pushed him off the second floor, that's murder. i had no choice. he attacked me. he did this to me. pattern of the bruising matches lofton's knee brace. so you're claiming self-defense? you know, all you've got is circumstantial evidence, lieutenant. and my story's just as good as yours. caine: we also believe that you are responsible for the insurance policy murders. really? mm-hmm. it's my understanding that one of my actuaries confessed to that. his word against mine. and again, i l

first, caroline kennedy with her new book on her father's presidency. we'll hear audio from jfk himself inside the oval office. irping ]hon [ buzzing ] bye dad. drive safe. k. love you. [ chirping, buzzing continues ] [ horn honks ] [ buzzing continues ] [ male announcer ] the sprint drive first app. blocks and replies to texts while you drive. we can live without the &. visit sprint.com/drive. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ >>> welcome back to "morning joe." you know, on the 50th anniversary of the cuban missile crisis, caroline kennedy joined us with never-before-released audio recordings from inside her father's white house. >> caroline contributed to the book "listening in: the secret white house recordings of john f. kennedy," which includes more than

. >> caroline: wow. >> rick: mm-hmm. >> caroline: (giggles) >> rick: that's a good way to break in the. >> caroline: (chuckles) you think?

when i sent the manuscript for caroline, i sit here you go. she called me up and says great, but it's obviously not a children's book. i said i think it is. she said no, it's much too scary. i said okay, read it to your kids. [laughter] if your kids are fine with it, we will send it to children's book editor. if your kids have a problem with it, none of the bullet wind up paying for years of therapy, but i will send it to an adult editor. so she said right she phoned me up a week later and said my kids love it. i am sending it to talese howard and that was where she sent it and they loved it. about three years ago was it care line musical off-broadway with music of stephen merritt of the magnetic fields and it was pretty wonderful. the first night i wound up sitting next to mark and gary, a beautiful place 15, 16-year-old young lady. my wife amanda was with manager douceur. it's because of morgan that this is a children's book because morgan was so scared. morgan said, i was terrified. [laughter] she said they knew that if i let on that i was

carolin is following this situation from rome. how likely is it that we see berlusconi return to politics next year? >> kelly, you know what? it's pretty unlikely. if you look at the latest polls, his pdl party, which is deeply fragmented, is trailing the biggest party, the pd party, but around 16%. it's going to be very, very tough. not even impossible for him to close that gap over the next two months. but i want to continue the discussion about what monti's surprise res ig nation means for the future of surprise italian politics with our next guess, ignazio marino. thank you so much for coming out to us and taking the time. we're seeing a knee jerk sell-off reaction in terms of italian assets. do you think that's warranted at this point or is it some short-term volatility? >> i think at the present time, the reaction of the stock market is an emotional reaction. you know, the right wing led by mr. berlusconi is fragmented at this time. they had about 37, 38% of the votes a couple of years ago and now are down probably below 15%

among them, caroline mccarthy from new york, long a leader of the effort, joining me now. congresswoman, thank you very much. it's fair to note that this cause for you is personal. it's why you got into politics. when i first met you, you were running, and it was because your husband, dennis, had been one of six people killed in 1993 in the shooting on the long island railroad when colin ferguson, that man, boarded the train and gunned them down and your son also was so seriously injured, your son kevin. how that inspired you and the passion of that memory, which is clearly fresh in your mind, you're bringing to this cause now again. >> well, to be very honest with you, i think you'll find that any of us that have gone through these kind of tragedies when you lose a loved one and become an activist, all you're trying to do is prevent any of the family to go through this. the reason i got involved was when kevin was learning how to speak again, some of his first words were, how did this happen, why, and i didn't have the answers, and i started looking into it. it was during

>> brooke: caroline is a very principled young woman. >> bill: she is a spencer first, and spencers do not betray their own. >> brooke: i'm sure she doesn't see it as a betrayal. >> bill: she talked your son into telling his sister about something that never happened. now if she had done what i asked... >> brooke: you don't understand why she couldn't. >> bill: she went against my express wishes, and that is totally unacceptable. >> brooke: (sighs) look, i understand that you're upset, but caroline's heart was in the right place. >> bill: it's not her heart that i'm concerned about. it's her loyalty. and nobody does something against my family without there being repercussions, especially when that person is a spencer. >> katie: look, it's gonna bay

i think katherine -- caroline, sorry. old racist stereo type trope to what she was doing. i guarantee you she does not though that is an old racist stereo type. and i bottom line can tell you she doesn't though what trope means. the lead we are burying here is that this katherine wozniaki girl is super duper pooper hot. i am outraged i never heard of her before. that is the real outrage. with that padding on, she looks even hotter. i will tell you why i am saying this. bottom line, i like a big rack. i am not afraid to say it. >> andy roddick did the exact same thing a few years ago and no one had boo to say about that. now all of a sudden it is a big controversy. >> controversy, who said what? these are all of the things we are talking about. these are stories driven by some sparked outrage. we don't know who is outraged other than somebody who tweets. how is it now a days when somebody tweets something it is an outrage. >> it doesn't matter anymore if anyone is actually offended by what was said or done. it only matters

neil: caroline does not speak for all of us, i'm kidding, great having you both.e say in this country, we our heroes are gone, they lift us, but after talking with mereo heroes, while taping my big astronaut special coming up sunday, i could tell you, i could tell y, they are wrong. >> i am convinced that the space program the come back. >> the country needs to have something to look forwardo, to look up to, to be proud of. >> what can we do in 10,000 years, look how far we went in 70 years, my grand father in a farm in michigan, watched first guy walk on the room. in her lifetime, i would like to see next generation leave footprints like we left on the moon, i hope it happens. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. at your local [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that the

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you know what i mean, caroline.really proud of my family and my -- i mean, my parents. i can't imagine having better parents and a more wonderful brother. so i feel really fortunate that those are my family. and you know, i wish they were here, but -- >> of course. >> my own family, my children, my husband, are really my real family and so we don't really think of -- >> you don't really think of larger kennedys? >> right, no. >> no? we're just us. >> we're just us? >> right. >> she may think we're just us, but everybody else when she walks in goes, "there's caroline kennedy." now her son, jack, is 20. they both went to the democratic convention. he was doing a couple of interviews. and i said to her, he seems a little interested in politics. she said if he is he is and that's okay. >> interesting. >> although jackie kennedy did not want her son to go into politics. >> yes. >> right. sorry, didn't want him to go into acting but hoped he would go into politics or business. >> inyesterday ill interview. >> very interes

caroline will be in court on thursday to set a trial date. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill are mourning the loss of a senator and war hero. daniel dani daniel inouye. he was elected in 1962. >> a man who has lived and breathed the senate. if there were ever a patriot. din inouye was that patriot. >> he was a medal of honor and lost his arm fighting in world war ii. he was 88 years old. >>> had morning, there's hope that a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff could be in reach. president obama and house speaker john boehner are reportedly making progress on a deal that would prevent spending cuts and tax hikes at the tart of next year. they met yesterday at the white house. aides say boehner agreed to accept some tax increases for the wealthiest americans. in return, the president will sign off on more spending cuts. the house speaker will brief his fellow republicans on the proposal today. unemployment benefits may be a sticking point in the negotiations. more than 2 million americans will stop receiving their long-term unemployment checks on december 29th if lawmakers don't agree to renew th

caroline is also suspected of robbing a d.c. jewelry store in june. no one was hurt in that robbery. >>> a major development in the fiscal cliff negotiations. today president obama and house speaker john boehner met face to face. now it comes after the speaker proposed a plan that allows for some tax increases on high income earners. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has the latest. >> with the fiscal cliff deadline now 14 days away -- >> can you give us any update, mr. speaker? >> a silent speaker john boehner returned to the capitol after meetings with the president. boehner wants deeper budget cuts. the president wants tax hikes on the wealthy. white house press secretary jay carney did not say what happened in the meeting but said the president is committed to raising taxes on top earners. >> a certain level of revenue gleaned from the wealthy has to be met and the only way to do that was through in part rates rising. >> the white house wants tax hikes on incomes over $250,000. speaker boehner's new proposal is to increase taxes but only for incomes over $1

caroline, welcome to the show. okay, so what is this?s this some sort of tourist board set up by the commerce department and they're just spending our money? what's going on here? >> well, actually, it is a fee -- the money comes from a fee that's levied on visitors to the united states. so technically it's not taxpayer money, but it is government money. this brand usa was created by a 2009 piece of legislation. and it said basically that for every $1 that this corporation, its mission is to promote travel to the united states from people coming -- for foreigners the come to the united states and participate in, you know, visiting the country. for every $1 they are able to raise, they receive $2 in government cash. >> right. >> and basically, with the subsidy, they're able to throw lavish parties, full of giveaways and also benefit themselves. >> let's look at this. i'm just going to read some stuff. this is from the daily caller coverage posted by one caroline may. brand usa spent close to a million dollars on a posh launch party in lon

charlotte bacon, caroline pre caroline -- >> we got to keep going and stay strong and do everything we can. the main concern is the children. we will stick together. we will get through this no matter what it takes. >> reporter: tonight the sandy hook community tries to take a step towards normalcy. the newtown girls basketball team. the national media has been asked not to attend to give the families some breathing room. in newtown, connecticut, fox news. >> the shooting in connecticut is serving as an unusual call to duty for a marine from northern california. sergeant craig pusley served two tours in iraq. now he's assigned himself to duty standing outside out elementary school. he has no gun, he isn't being paid and he doesn't take any breaks. >> when i joined the marine corps i swore to defend the country. i'm not active duty any more, but it's still my duty to stand here as an american. >> he says he intends to stand guard tomorrow and then return to his post when all the children return to school after their holiday break. >> now an update on a story we brought you last month. i

carolin, thanks for that. just to recap that santander news. >> we're getting word that they have approved the deal to take over the remaining portion of banesto. shares will be set at 0.663 santander share for each banesto share. banesto has frozen trading and we'll keep an eye out for its resumpti resumption. >>> and ubs could be paying around $250 million pounds for the scandal. rbs is declining to comment on the report. you look at the fines that ubs, rbs, everybody else is going through. it's not costing any of them their management, is it? i'm just rethinking back to barclay's. >> right. right. >> barclay's were the first to go and say there's an issue, fess up, management gets cleaned up. everybody else coming later, same scale. >> so true. although everybody else has been restructuring significant shake-ups. >> i'm just saying, what a mistake for barclay's tactically to try and get ahead of it, right? >> yeah. >> if they had just sat back and said we'll wait -- >> they did get leanance when it came to

they putting something extra in my check. >> jimmy: and he's live november 21st, 23rd, and 24th at caroline'sk music from tracy morgan, howard stern. when we come back music from sharon jones & the dap-kings. >> jimmy: you're about to see a great band from right here in brooklyn, their latest cd is called "soul time!" here with the song "he said i can" sharon jones and the dap-kings. ♪ ♪ there ain't nobody can take away the pain i said nobody can take away the pain ♪ ♪ after where i've been i'll never love again and then i found me a man he took me by the hand ♪ ♪ he looked into my heart and he said i can yes he said he said i can ♪ ♪ he said i can he said i can he said i can ♪ he said he could love me ♪ ♪ like nobody will said he'd take me out of the valley up to the top of the hill ♪ ♪ he said he'd lift all my burdens and make my load a little lighter ♪ ♪ and if i wanted to know he would even take me higher ♪ he said i can ♪ ♪ he said i can ♪ he said i can he said i can ♪ ♪ he said he could love me like nobody will ♪ he said he would take me out of the valley and to the top of the hill ♪ sa

caroline was arrested five days later. he is due back in court thursday when a trial date will be set. care line is also suspected of robbing a d.c. jewelry store in june. no one was hurt in that robbery. >>> cans of stew packing more than just a tasty meal. up next, what one alleged criminal was cooking up. >>> new this morning, explosions at a shopping center in our region leaving a firefighter injured. we are check more headlines when we come back. >>> a virginia firefighter is recovering after he was injured responding to an apparent explosion at a shopping center t happened at the ann briar shopping center in amherst. witnesses say they if he would two explosions before seeing flames shoot into the sky. >>> another drug bust at dulles airport. authorities caught a guatemalan man trying to bring cocaine into the united states from el salvador. police say the man hid about four pounds of cocaine inside jars filled with stew. right now, no criminal charges have been filed. the man is seeking asylum. this is the seventh d

noah, caroline, jessica,, allis. >> very touching tribute and incoming day asks weeks we'll learn about what happened in newtown, we're on the ground in connecticut and will bring you more right here on the record. thank you for being with us tonight. make sure you go to gretawire.com. good night from washington. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone. i am dana perino. welcome to the five. it has been 48-hours since the shooting. the first funerals were held for 6-year-old classmates noah pozner and jack pinto has been laid to rest. he joins us now. >> good evening from sandy hook elementary. we remember two of the youngest victims today. you mentioned noah pozner age 6. he just celebrated a birthday only a month ago on november 20th. he was considered a lively and smart kid. that's how his uncle described him. that was one of two funerals today. get this, dana, noah had a twin sister. her name was ariel. she was in the school at the time of the shooting but she was in a different classroom. these two were said to be inseperable in life. ariel made it out okay. the other funeral for young jack pinto al

charlotte bacon, caroline pre caroline -- >> we got to keep going and stay strong and do everything wethe main concern is the children. we will stick together. we will get through this no matter what it takes. >> reporter: tonight the sandy hook community tries to take a step towards normalcy. the newtown girls basketball team. the national media has been asked not to attend to give the families some breathing room. in newtown, connecticut, fox news. >> the shooting in connecticut is serving as an unusual call to duty for a marine from northern california. sergeant craig pusley served two tours in iraq. now he's assigned himself to duty standing outside out elementary school. he has no gun, he isn't being paid and he doesn't take any breaks. >> when i joined the marine corps i swore to defend the country. i'm not active duty any more, but it's still my duty to stand here as an american. >> he says he intends to stand guard tomorrow and then return to his post when all the children return to school after their holiday break. >> now an update on a story we brought you last month. it's ab

an arlington county grand jury indicted james caroline on capital murder and weapons charges. he's expected in court thursday when a trial date will be set. >> investigators need help to find a man suspected of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl in her woodbrige home. the man posed as a cable company employee and threatened the victim to go into the home where he attacked her at knifepoint. the suspect is believed to be in his 20s with a medium build last seen wearing a gray jacket richard, black pants and dark dress shoes. >> there will be motions hearing today in the case against john leopold. he is charged with misconduct and misappropriation of funds. he had his security detail drive him to sexual encounters with the county employees and is accused of ordering police officers to create files on potential challengers. he denies the charges. >> d.c. councilman marion barry is touring up controversy again, this time for a in on the shape of the steep's police department. >> he says some officers need to slim down. d.c. is preparing to take up legislation addressing fitnes

caroline previdi was the daughter of sandy johnson previdi who graduated back in 1991.smates reflected on their friend's loss. >> she was a graduate of asheville high. so that affected us even more so. >> it hits real close to home, it really does. i just want -- i hope the families to know that we're praying for them. >> sandy's friends are creating a foundation in caroline's name. >>> and in the spirit of the season, a message of joy to the town. >> from portland, oregon, 26 wreaths sent for each life lost. and also from sanford, north carolina, 26 christmas trees. firefighters helped line those trees along the entrance to sandy hook elementary school, and within an hour, they were all decorated. >> that's right. some of the decorations were provided by residents of long island, new york, who sent 26 christmas ornaments. >> i'm reading now online and twitter now that one way that people can kind of grieve and also honor the community and honor those victims is these random acts of kindness. i saw a friend who donated $260 to her favorite challenge. whatever you can do

caroline heldman who said unions are actually entitled to do this. caroline, oh mayan, you have some explaining to do. what do you think? >> well, neil, i think that wages hhve been stagnant since the early '80s because of decline in unions. that unions make wages 28% higher. neil: artificially higher. artificially higher. >> wages have not kept up with inflation nor have they kept up with, in terms of education and amount of --. neil: maybe they haven't kept up with reality and those jobs going overseas? >> no, corporations turned to the service sector and cut was and cut benefits. we've seen stagnant wages. unions are the last defen ainst corporate republic has incredible political power and economic power more than it should have. we don't have good representation in government. neil: professor, you teach this in your classes. if i were in yo class you would fail me. >> absolutely not. students look at data they reach their own conclusions and often look at union data and reach the conclusion that it is a backstop between american woers being paid

howie long, ronny lott, the late al davis's wife caroline on hand tonight.s was hall of fame tonight. but the raiders didn't respond. denver recovers, and they roll it in with marino on his way to 100 yards rushing. manning threw for 110 yards. >> that team that we played tonight obviously is a very good football team. they're led by hall of fame quarterback, john fox and his staff do an outstanding job. we came up on the short end of the stick. the broncos were better than we were tonight. but i thought our guys fought, and that's what i want to see the remaining games of the year. >> >> with new england and seattle straight ahead, 49ers better win at home against miami. they're 10-point favorites. they have been led in most games this season by reggie bush! >> here he goes! reggie bush! >> he's very illusive. very fast. he's a quick guy. but that's about it . >> i think they're overall a pretty good team. and a lot of those games that they've lost, 2 in overtime, it's going to be a pretty good match-up. >>> jeff tedford's replacement at cal formally introd

. >> a caroline county woman is accused of killing her father on his 90th birthday. she called 911 to say that her father was dead. the 58 year old told the police that two men had broken in but the police say the evidence did not add up. she ischarged with murder, assault, manslaughter and wreckless endajerment. >> she spent her life keeping us safe and last night she lost her. the judge lost her life last night. she did all of the famous trials and was best at explaining a complicated case nice and easy so a jury could you understand. one of the biggest trials f that of curt bloodsworth. she got him sentenced twice. she said that case turned her into a better prosecutor. judge ann probes, dead tonight. >> three children hit by a car in baltimore county. policetell us a 17 year old, a 7 yeerlgd and a 6 year old were crossing in parkville this morning. the driver came around the corner and didn't see them. the kids were not in a cross walk. the driver did stop. >> and neighbors are pitching in to help a family after this fire ripped through their home. two children a

. >> now the developing story out of caroline county where a woman is accused of murdering her father on his birthday. >> he was found dead in a chair dm his kitchen yesterday. police say his daughter called 9111 to report that her father was dead but her story on how he died didn't add up. she toldpolice two men broke into the home and assaulted her dad. shefaces charges of murder, assault, manslaughter and reckless endangerment. >> three children are hit by a car in baltimore county ranging in age from 6 to 17. the drivercame around the corner and hit the children. it happened at hillsway avenue and hillsway court. the driver of the car did not stop, the children were not seriously hurt. >> and the woman in prison for beating and starving a 15 year old girl to death was denied parole today. satrina robertswas the guardian of see yar i can't jobes. they her family knew roberts well and they trusted her to care for sierra. the grandmother says she thought of roberts as her own daughter. >> the love she needed from my family, she got it. she calledme momma so many times. she didthat in

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i once interviewed caroline kennedy who edited a simple book career mother was writing mostly and tapes from the white house, caroline kennedy is famous for staying on message and talking about certain things but not other things, tend to get off message. have you ever thought about a kennedy bookstore. she would not say anything about it. it is possible to have an entire book store devoted to the kennedys, a serious history, arnold schwarzenegger's book could be there as well. he tells the story going back -- he and maria shows in the house, in los angeles, hollywood. joseph kennedy would appear for a while and there was a tunnel underneath the house to gloria swanson's house and he said maria was the most interested and embarrassed by this story. i asked donald why he put that in the book. he didn't really answer the question. >> here's a question. kennedy's book store. there is a lincoln bookstore in chicago. >> the lincoln bookstore -- i want to try it that. i think a kennedy bookstore would be good. if anything you could fool and all the quote lows by virtue of their s by virtue of

host: caroline ratcliffe, your number one take away? guest: food assistance programs are very important, they should be protected as the country moves forward with the budget and fiscal cliff negotiations and there are payoffs down the road for expenses today. host: caroline ratcliffe, the urban institute, and alisha coleman-jensen of the u.s. department of agriculture, social science analyst. thank you for being with us. withwe have coverage on a websie about the fiscal cliff. we will learn later today as the principles gather at the white house for a meeting that will get underway at 3:00 p.m.. the president, vice president, john boehner, nancy pelosi, and harry reid and mitch mcconnell and if there are any statements after that meeting, and if the president has anything to say, we will have coverage of that on c-span and on c-span radio and always on c-span.org. thank you for joining us and enjoy the rest of your weekend. we'll be back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captio

. >> we have somebody like caroline kennedy at the democratic convention go up there on the stage, carolineennedy. identify herself as a catholic woman and launch into a proabortion spiel. not one catholic bishop, not one spoke out against ms. kennedy in public. not one. if you are not going to defend, not you, father morris, but if the structure of christianity in this country isn't going to defend what they believe, in you are going to lose. >> i'm with you, bill. i think bish shoppeds should have been more outspoken in that case. i would point to the example of cardinal dollan going to the democratic national convention as did he to the republic national convention, saying two different prayers. praying in different ways. if you read his prayer at the democratic national convention, he was praying for the outlaw, outlawing of abortion. among other things. >> bill: he is he a good man. dollan is a good man. >> that's why when you bill o'reillys and cardinal dollan. >> bill: here is what he should have done because he was at the democratic convention with ms. kennedy they were there at the

. >> jimmy: now, you're in caroline's right now, right? this weekend? yeah, i'm in 7 cities.-up? >> 43 years this month. yeah. >> jimmy: 43 years. can you believe that? [ applause ] it went so fast. do you believe that? does that make sense at all to you? >> i'm an idiot. there's nothing else i can do. i'm a total moron and a hoax. >> jimmy: no, come on. >> no, no. and i love doing it. i mean there's nothing, it's probably the happiest time of my life being on that stage. you know, the world is so troubled. we all know this. when people are laughing and you're responsible if they are. then it's cool. i mean, you can have a bad audience. i do believe that -- i hate when people say there's no such thing as a bad audience. you've heard that. >> jimmy: yeah. exactly. >> i'm not going to do well at a kkk rally. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: you won't be. you won't do well. no, no, no. >> i'd suck at a kkk rally. >> jimmy: you would not be good at a kkk rally. >> no. and then see, you know, hood vending machines in the bathroom. so, this is a much better audience. >> jimmy: but y

james caroline was indicted on capital murder and weapons charges yesterday. he's accused of killing tommy wong who owned capital jewelers in july. caroline will be in court on thursday to set a trial date. >>> 5:36 is our time. coming up, we meet the person who will be the new u.s. senator from south carolina. he's already making history. >>> there's new help for those affected by superstorm sandy in montgomery county. >>> maybe you need an umbrella before you head out the door. tom has your forecast. danella is updating >>> welcome back. people in fiji are cleaning up after being pounded by a cyclone. the stormed ripped roofs off homes and churches, flooded roads and forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes. this morning, power and phone lines are still down in parts of that country. >>> about 8,000 people moved into shelters there. nobody died, so everybody is trying to get things rebuilt there. >>> coming up on 40 minutes after the hour. want to get a look at our forecast. bless you. >> thank you. >>> the capitol in the distance. a few clouds in

caroline kennedy is famous for staying on message. and to get off message attack have you for not only can the bookstore? if she was thinking about it, she wouldn't say anything. but you can have the entire bookstore devoted to the kennedys. service history can have a skin of section. arnold schwarzenegger spoke had been there. they are househunting and someone shows from the house, an apartment in los angeles, hollywood and the real estate agent said, you know, just as kennedy the for a while and there is a tunnel underneath the house and went forward to gloria swanson's house. he said rhea was both interested and embarrassed by the story. i asked arnold about why he put them in the book, did he think that would embarrass maria? he didn't really answer the question. kennedy bookstore. there is a link in bookstore in chicago. the link in bookstore. i want to chime in and say that i think a kennedy bookstore would be good. if anything, you could fold in all the cuomo's by virtue of their granted ceasing to exist as to the relationship

cnbc's carolin roth is in rome with the latest. and congratulations and hello, carolin.s the last to know. >> joe, it's actually been a couple months, but thank you very much. thank you very much. >> how come we haven't seen you? >> we've live in rome today all day because we're covering -- you may not have seen me, absolutely. so we're seeing a big selldown in italian assets today. banking stocks are down to the order of around 5%. and there's a clear negative reaction to the news that mario monti unexpectedly resigned over the weekend. that is after the budget law has been parsed in parliament. at the same time, controversial former prime minister berlusconi said he was staging a comeback and that's why markets are worried, specifically because they don't know whether the next government after technocrat prime minister monti will continue with his tough austerity measures. i would say that some of the fears in the market today are overdone. if you look at the latest opinion polls, you'll see the democratic party under bersani, they would win the elections if they were

olivia, josephine, ana, dylan, madeleine, catherine, chase, jesse, james, grace, emilie, jack, noah, carolinejessica, benjamin, avielle, allison. god has called them all home. for those of us who remain, let us find the strength to carry on and make our country worthy of their memory. may god bless and keep those we've lost in his heavenly place. may he grace those we still have with his holy comfort, and may he bless and watch over this community and the united states of america. >> concluding his speech, clearly emotional president obama addressing the anwished community of newtown, connecticut, starting out by talking of their grief, saying do not lose heart, quoting the scripture, you are not grieving alone. but then turning to the hard questions. he said we will have to change, this cannot be tolerated anymore. >> this is the fourth time as president he's had to comfort a community after a mass shooting. he said we have to make a country worthy of a memory of all the children's names he read at the close of that prayer. you talk about emotion. you could hear those sobs in the crowd today

caroline previdi played soccer and hide and seek.le jessica rekos as described by her parents for the little ceo for the way she thought out and planned everything. 6-year-old benjamin wheeler's family moved from queens, new york, to newtown, connecticut, for its promise of grassy lawns and good schools. that promise has been shattered. and last night newtown prayed with the help of the president. but even he knows there is no solace, no answers right now, just pain. and questions and prayers for the lost. >> let the little children come to me, jesus said. and do not hinder them. for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven. charlotte, daniel, olivia, josephine, anna, dylan, madeline, catherine, chase, jesse, james, grace, emilie, jack, noah, caroline, jessica, benjam benjamin, avielle, allison. god has called them all home. for those of us who remain, let us find the strength to carry on and make our country worthy of their memory. >> and good morning. joe will have a special message on the recent events coming up. but first, a look at

continuing to make progress on the 19th avenue study, design concepts for the relocation of the street caroline ... car, line to the west avenue and we will undertake an comprehensive analysis. there will be a community workshop to unavailable the discussion in february. and the ballpark station circulation is also making a significant amount of progress there. the focus is the reconfigure of the freeway ramps so that we have a more sane handling of pedestrians in the area which are very significant, so station access concepts are paramount there and the concepts will be shared with the community at multiple out reach venues, linked with this. and in the meantime there is a meeting of the balboa park committee schedule for january ninth, at our offices and the people that are interested in the topic can find more information on the website. www.sfta.org. >> the corridor is also making progress and the supervisor committee meeting now and schedule for this thursday, december 13th at 6:00 p.m. and are located at 1455 on market street on the 22nd floor and more information on the website and we wi

they also said goodbye to caroline and charlotte. officials say some wounds will never heal. >> the teachers and the parents have been telling me they can never reenter that school, that it would just be beyond them to do it. one teacher said i will quit teaching before i go back in that building. >> vicki soto is credited with saving the lives of several kids before being gunned down. she was also buried today. the 47-year-old is also being credited as a hero. >>> and as those funerals were being held, president obama moved ahead with his promise to address gun violence. he put vice president joe bidden in charge of a government-wide effort. the president is calling for "real action right now." >> there's no law or set of laws that can prevent every senseless act of violence in our society. we're going to need to work on making access to mental healthcare, at least as easy as access to a gun. we're going to need to look at a culture that deplorifies guns and violence -- glorifies guns and violence. >> reporter: after gabby giffords

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