it has an introduction with his daughter caroline kennedy who sat down with us.re there in spite of a presidential life. 225 hours of seat correct audiotapes and listening to them all these years later, a little girl all grown up who lost her father when she was almost 6. >> i remember really clearly being under the desk, maybing necklaces and trying to get candy from the grown ups who were around. >> reporter: caroline kennedy said it's wonderful today to hear him laughing when she walks in demanding attention. >> i won't let do you much. >> reporter: that sound is little john, pounding under the desk, no idea he's hitting a microphone. father, relaxed. >> i really liked being in your company while you're listening. that was a really wonderful feeling for me. >> reporter: and what you hear on the tape is a man impossibly calm in crisis. intelligence discovered the serve yet placed nuclear missiles inside cuba, aimed at the u.s. >> how far advanced is this? >> sir we've never seen this kiechd installation before. >> not even in the soviet union? >> no, sir. >> wh

we're awaiting caroline kennedy's speech, which should pop up any time. obviously we're not at the convention center because it's simply too noisy there and the security situation with the president speaking later this evening, a nightmare. so we are at the nascar hall of fame here in charlotte. a very, very nice place. you see miss kennedy walking out. we'll begin the evening by going to her speech. >> join you tonight for the most important reason i can imagine, to make sure that barak obama is reelected president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] four years ago, i was inspired by the way senator obama had lived his life, fighting for jobs, giving hope to the hopeless, and working day in and day out for the america he believes in. i was inspired by barak obama's vision for america, an america where we look out for one another, where we take responsibility for our sisters and brothers, and most of all, for our children. back then i was inspired by the promise of barak obama's presidency. today i'm inspired by his record. [ cheers and applause

i mean or caroline kennedy. i mean caroline kennedy didn't insult the church. simply said what i think a majority of catholics believe, you don't have to follow the latest dictates from the vatican, the spirit, faith, belief in god is deeply personal. >> bill: let me stop you. >> let me just tell you the majority of catholics believe -- >> bill: you misstated the facts so i have to correct you. according to the -- poll 79% of catholics do not believe in abortion. the catholic church condemns abortion. you cannot be practicing catholic and promote abortion, you can't. according to the church. caroline kennedy is in deep deep trouble with her church, not my problem. not my problem. it's her problem. but she did insult -- she insulted her church by referencing as a catholic woman i want reproductive rights, blah blah blah blah blah. secondly, juan, you are going to sit there in your pink tie and tell me that sandra fluke is not an extremist? are you going to do that tonight to this audience? >> yes. i'm going to tell you, in fact, i will -- the gallup poll said 82

caroline kennedy. she told me today this is the first convention in which she won't introduce the late edward kennedy, uncle teddy. four years ago, she said he inspired her the way he inspired americans. today. that inspiration that hope has faded. >> we did some research, and could it be true this is the first convention since 1944 where there wasn't an elected kennedy in the building? >> it's possible but i think there will be one pretty soon. my cousin gerald. and he's terrific. >> give it a break? >> give it a break. >> reporter: caroline kennedy talking about her cousin joe running in massachusetts. out it was her late uncle ted who we talked about, too. >> you are uncle ted kennedy used booming words. you wrote, i have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell me my father inspired them. do you still feel as inspired? >> i absolutely do. one of the interesting things i saw on the campaign trail this year were so many people who had voted for my father in 1960 for the first time we

caroline kennedy. she told me today this is the first convention in which she won't introduce her uncle teddy, the late edward kennedy. four years ago caroline endorsed then senator obama saying he inspired her the way her own father inspired americans. today, that inspiration that hope has faded. >> we did some research, and could it be true this is the first convention since 1944 when there wasn't an elected kennedy in the building? >> it's possible but i think there will be one pretty soon. my cousin joe. >> i thought you would say that. >> yeah, and he's terrific. but we -- >> give it a break? >> give it a break. >> reporter: caroline kennedy talking about her cousin joe who is running for congress in massachusetts. but it's her late uncle ted we talked about, too. >> you are uncle ted kennedy used booming voices for the obama campaign. >> well, he has a booming voice. >> but i want to take you back to something you wrote. you wrote, i have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell

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it's fun. >> caroline kennedy you've studied history the daughter of a president someone close to someoneed kennedy who ran for president. the republicans have really tried to paint this president as a socialist practically somebody who just wants government to takeover everything. how do you see the right balance today? in this point in american history? between government and the private sector? clearly something is changing in what americans perceive about that. >> i think that is true. i think the whole economy is changing the world economy that we live in now. i think that government really has a role to play in people's lives and in helping us look out for each other. and in people who want to serve and i think that is tremendously important. i think as you say, times are changing. so we maybe need to realign that balance but overall there is a lot of rhetoric that obscures what is going on. and i think we really need government in this country. and i'm proud to be a democrat who believes in government. >> you mentioned rhetoric. did you watch the republican convention last week? >>

david muer took caroline kennedy aside and she's not elected, and said do you think if uncle ted wereere today, do you think-- it was a leading question. don't you think that ted kennedy is part of the convention after all? you know, i miss, i miss, it was embarrassing what they used the journalistic resources for. >> i want to maintain had the convention been switched around and this was at the beginning and the democrat, beginning of the week, i think it would have gotten that attention. and you also have to take a look at the pious factor, you're so anxious to put so much on-- >> and all the energy they need today interview michelle obama and bill clinton and caroline kennedy. and that's what they want today do. they didn't want to do anything hard. they wanted to ask michelle obama, when barack obama gets off the stage, what do you say to him. >> i agree with you on that one. >> and former president bill clinton spoke to the convention and earned himself front page coverage in the new york times and probably a lot of other papers, with his speech. >> and some people even, i even s

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caroline kennedy, scarlett johanson, many others. joe biden said america is in a better place because of the president's decision. he gave a largely positive speech vouching for the president's character and leadership. he took aim at the republican ticket as well. >> our republican opponents are just dead wrong about this, america is not in decline! america is not in decline! i've got news for governor romney, and congressman ryan, it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people! [ cheering and applause ] >> never! >> one of the most official moments of this night was when form upper congresswoman gabrielle giffords who was wounded delivered the pledge of aleansance >> gary: and to the public for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, liberty and justice for all. [ cheering and applause ] physical >> she received a standing ovation. you'll see in just a moment as we show the crowd, spectators had tears in their eyes when she finished. she continues to help out the democratic former, campaigning for her for

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that's what caroline kennedy and fluke and all these people were saying. listen, don't be you limiting me. we want to choose anything. >> they seem to be talk more about contraception than abortion. >> bill: no, i think that's a strawman. i really think that's a ghost issue, that got sandra fluke a lot of publicity. the majority of americans don't want to pay for it, okay, george? they don't want to pay for sandra fluke's lifestyle choices, whatever they may be. all right? i'm in that camp. if you're going to tell me that i got to pay for sandra fluke's birth control, i'm going to tell you that's an extremist position. >> as you know, when you flip it around and say, do you want to completely defund planned parenthood? >> bill: yes, i do. i want it to be funded like catholic charities, by individuals who believe in planned parenthood's mission. that's who should be, 'cause i don't believe in abortion, unfettered abortion and i don't want my tax money going into that organization because that's what they do. >> i totally remain your position, but you recogn

david muer took caroline kennedy aside and she's not elected, and said do you think if uncle ted weretoday, do you think-- it was a leading question. don't you think that ted kennedy is part of the convention after all? you know, i miss, i miss, it was embarrassing what they used the journalistic resources for. >> i want to maintain had the convention been switched around and this was at the beginning and the democrat, beginning of the week, i think it would have gotten that attention. and you also have to take a look at the pious factor, you're so anxious to put so much on-- >> and all the energy they need today interview michelle obama and bill clinton and caroline kennedy. and that's what they want today do. they didn't want to do anything hard. they wanted to ask michelle obama, when barack obama gets off the stage, what do you say to him. >> i agree with you on that one. >> and former president bill clinton spoke to the convention and earned himself front page coverage in the new york times and probably a lot of other papers, with his speech. >> and some people even, i even saw s

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other night, charlie. >> the convention also had a tribute and also we're joined by his niece, caroline kennedydelegate about president obama and the family legacy. welcome. >> thank you. nice to see you. >> clearly part of political wisdom that your support and ted kennedy's support for barack obama helped him get the nomination. we remembered this tribute, you had the tribute on -- what would he say if he was addressing this convention do you think? >> well, i think he would say some of the same things that president clinton said. but he would probably say them louder. [ laughter ] and shorter. >> and shorter. >> but i think he would be tremendously proud of what president obama has accomplished. i think he really saw in him a leader that could take the country into the 21st century. a new kind of leadership. a new generation getting involved. that was so important to him, that young people and people who have been out of the process got involved and giving back to our country. so i think he would be thrilled. he would be thrilled to be here. he loved conventions. he would be so proud of the

and trying to get candy from the grown-ups who were around. >> reporter: caroline kennedy, says it's hear him laughing. she walks in demanding attention. >> i won't let you do much. >> it's like really like being in his company, while you're list listening. that was really wonderful. >> reporter: what you hear on the tape is a man impossibly calm in crisis. intelligence has discovered the soviets placed nuclear missiles in cuba, aimed at the u.s. >> there's bound to be resurprisal from. which leaves me only one alternative. which is a hell of an alternative. >> in other wards, what did you say? >> you're in a pretty bad fix. >> reporter: nowhere are the tapes more moving and revealing, than the secret witness for the struggle for civil rights. the great moral issue tearing the country apart. and a young man creates a crisis, enrolling in the all-white university of mississippi. >> you know what our laws are with reference to -- >> well, of course, the problem is, governor, that i've got my responsibility, just like you have yours. >> reporter: kennedy sent in the u.s. marshals and th

caroline kennedy, the daughter of former president john. if kennedy. >> over the past four years we've had a president that's committed himself and administration the values that made america break. >> 2004 presidential nominee john carry. >> mitt romney doesn't know about foreign policy. but he has all these neocon advisors who know all the wrong things about foreign policy. he would rely on them, after all he's the great out sourcer. >> the finale of the convention was originally planned to be held at the outdoor football stadium. but it was moved back inside to the time warner table arena a smaller venue because of possible thunderstorms. on a conference call president obama called the situation disappointing. at the democratic national convention craig boswell channel two news. >> in san francisco people were gathering early for a convention west party. at the temple nightclub. organizers say the free event is expected to be one of the largest parties in the country. some 600 people are expected to watch president obama accept the nomin

able to give you a great shot of it, includes valerie jarrett, senior adviser to obama, and caroline kennedyes taylor. the grammy-award winning and music star james taylor. he performed earlier this evening and is a longtime supporter of president obama as well, wolf. >> kate, thanks. soledad o'brien's getting new information on security here in charlotte. what are you learning? >> yeah, it's absolutely packed. absolutely jammed with people. and of course what we know now is that the fire department has put everything on lockdown. they're not really letting people to go in and out from the perimeter into the arena itself. into the floor. all of that has stopped. we know there are some people who are stuck outside who actually were able to get those passes when they moved tonight's speech into the arena out from the stadium but they're even having problems coming in because there are just too many people inside. you can see how packed this arena is. much more crowded than we've seen. so the issue really is the secret service, which has clamped things down. obviously we're expecting to hear fr

kennedy white house. >> they are fascinating. and the president's daughter, carolineth abc's diane sawyer. >> i remember very clearly being under the desk, making necklaces and trying to get candy from the grown-ups who were around. >> reporter: caroline kennedy, says it's wonderful today to hear him laughing. she walks in demanding attention. >> i won't let you do much. >> it's like really like being in his company, while you're listening. that was really wonderful. >> reporter: what you hear on the tape is a man impossibly calm in crisis. intelligence has discovered the soviets placed nuclear missiles inside cuba, aimed at the u.s. >> there's bound to be reprisal from the soviet union. which leaves me only one alternative. which is a hell of an alternative. >> you're in a pretty bad fix, mr. president. >> you're in there with me. >> reporter: nowhere are the tapes more moving and revealing, than the secret witness for the struggle for civil rights. the great moral issue tearing the country apart. and after a young man creates a crisis, enrolling in the all-white uni

plus we're joined by caroline kennedy who is scheduled to speak tonight about the kennedy legacy andocratic party. >>> tough talking dr. phil makes a house call to studio 57. that and more a little later on "cbs this morning." for now, that will do it for "cbs morning news" for this thursday, friday eve. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ,,, two dozen residents. >>>

it's fun. >> caroline kennedy you've studied history the daughter of a president someone close to someoneed kennedy who ran for president. the republicans have really tried to paint this president as a socialist practically somebody who just wants government to takeover everything. how do you see the right balance today? in this point in american history? between government and the private sector? clearly something is changing in what americans perceive about that. >> i think that is true. i think the whole economy is changing the world economy that we live in now. i think that government really has a role to play in people's lives and in helping us look out for each other. and in people who want to serve and i think that is tremendously important. i think as you say, times are changing. so we maybe need to realign that balance but overall there is a lot of rhetoric that obscures what is going on. and i think we really need government in this country. and i'm proud to be a democrat who believes in government. >> you mentioned rhetoric. did you watch the republican convention last week? >>

. >> caroline kennedy on stage earlier tonight, now more of president obama's speech. >> around the world, we've reasserted our power across the pacific and stood up to china on behalf of our workers. from berma to libya to south sudan, we have advanced the rights and dignity of all human beings. men and women, christians and muslims and jews. but for all the progress we've made, challenges remain. terrorist plots must be disrupted. europe's crisis must be contained. our commitment to israel's security must not waver, and neither must our pursuit of peace. the historic change sweeping across the arab world must not be defined by the hate of extremists, but ordinary people who are reaching for the same rights that we celebrate here today. so now we have a choice. my opponent and his running mate are new to foreign policy. but from all we've seen and heard, they want to take us back to an era of blustering and blundering that cost america so dearly. you don't call russia our number one enemy, not al qaeda, russia unless you're still stuck in a cold war mind war. you might not be ready for d

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