caroline kennedy, daughter of president john f. kennedy, has revealed financial information for the first time. it's for her nomination to be ambassador to japan. kennedy filed documents that show her personal fort nun the hundreds of millions of dollars. >>> topping our news, the editor of british newspaper "the guardian" said the paper had the hard drives destroyed after publishing revelations from edward snowden. it was in an apparent attempt to keep details safe from chinese spies. glen greenwald says he will, quote, write much more aggressively than before about government snooping. that's after his partner david miranda was held for nine hours at london's heathrow airport on sunday. he went on to say, quote, i think they'll regret what they've done. >>> and justice antonin scalia says the u.s. supreme court is making decisions that should be left to congress or the people from wiretapping to, quote, inventing new classes of minorities. >>> though we find it hard to believe here, certainly, sometimes even anchors are not so pe

thank you. >> and caroline kennedy, course, a child when president ken dean his robert kennedy were greetinghe civil rights workers after they came back. right now forest whittaker is at the podium. he plays the white house butler in lee daniels "the butler," an extraordinary film about a man who served eight presidents. >> at first glance may seem separate and exclusive. but we all share a common bond. your presence here today says you care. and want to bring more peace, love and harmony into the world. together we must embrace this moment. in my travels as a goodwill ambassador for peace both here and abroad i've observed revolutions and social change firsthand. i've seen youth senselessly killed, people struggling for food, for decent homes, education and justice. and i'm often reminded of the marches and sit ins we experienced here during the '60s. i remember the words of dr. martin luther king which is i have decided to stick with love, hate is too great a burden to bear. we've all seen images from those days of the civil rights movement. pictures of segregated water fountain, public wa

three years ago he suffered a mild stroke. >>> caroline kennedy has revealed financial information for the first time. for her nomination to be ambassador to japan, kennedy filed documents that show her personal fortune could be between $250 million and $500 million. >>> republican senator ted cruz of texas is dealing with questions with his birth place and whether he's eligible to run for president. he releaseded his birth certificate which shows he was born in alberto, canada. he was renounce canadian citi n citizensh citizenship. >> i was born in canada. my mother is a u.s. citizen. she was born in wilmington. lived most of her life in the u.s.. so i'm a citizen by birth. those are the facts of my birth and i'll let other people worry about the legal consequences. >>> embattled san diego mayor bob filner supporters came out of the woodwork monday. he's supposedly talking about a possible settlement with gloria allr allred. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton -- that looks like a dog. okay. here is chris christie. reportedly she's against the mini series about her life beca

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caroline kennedy may be worth up to half a billion dollars.ording to a report in the "new york post" which reports now that she gets millions each year from various trusts along with book royalties and appearance fees. caroline kennedy is the daughter, of course, of john f. kennedy. the newspaper reports that she disclosed the financial information last month as president obama nominated her to become america's ambassador to japan. a massive wildfire is burning out west near the resort towns of kevin um this sun valley idaho. so far it's scorched more than 100 acres of the land bigger than the city of denver. fire crews give some perms to return home today. 2,000 homes are still under mandatory evaluation. hot spot for celebrities. tom hanks, bruce willis all own homes there the fire is now about 8% contained. and alicia acuna is in our rockie newsroom. it looks like the weather is going to cause some problems. >> that's right, shep. the winds have been a main driver since this fire began august 7th. but today enough of a break to make the air

he will be replaced by caroline kennedy. he spoke with nhk about the role of the u.s. military in this country. >> of all the military personnel here in japan are here for very, very important reasons. that is to defend japan. >> roos said they must implement the plans being agreed upon. he argues this would reduce the bases on okinawa. relocating is part of the plan. roos became the first ambassador to japan to attend ceremonies marking hiroshima and nagasaki. >> president obama as you know promoted an elimination of all nuclear weapons. i have no doubt that the president would support that decision to go, which he did. >> he said it will be an honor for obama to visit hiroshima during his presidency. traditional powers of the far east are trying to heal a decades old rift. the deputies of japan and russia will meet to discuss the long standing territorial dispute over the i lands off hokaido. they are claimed by japan and prevented the two countries from signing an official peace treaty afterworld war 2. abe and putin agreed in april to restart negotiations to settle

ambassador to japan nominee caroline kennedy has publicly shown affinity for the country. she'll be coming to the country this fall pending senate confirmation. kennedy spoke in washington at a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech and cited what she called an old japanese proverb. the water flows on, but the river remains. encouraging people to work together for a better world. >> now it's our turn to live up to our parents' dream, to draw renewed strength from what happened here 50 years ago >> her father, john f. kennedy, was u.s. president when king delivered the speech, calling . for an end to racial discrimination. >>> japan's railway engineers have a long track record in developing high speed trains. shinkansen trains first started crisscrossing the country 50 years ago. the fastest bullet train in service reaches speeds of 300 kilometers per hour. engineers are now conducting test runs of a new train. the l-0 can travel at 500 kilometers per hour. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the l-0 uses a technology developed i

. >> president barack obama appointed caroline kennedy to be the next ambassador to japan. as the daughter of the late president john f. kennedy, she's widely known. like roos, she will start her post with no previous diplomatic experience. like him, she will have to learn on the job. observers will be watching to see whether kennedy can build on what roos achieved. to make japan/u.s. relations even stronger. nhk world, tokyo. >>> firefighters in the western u.s. state of california are still struggling. they're trying to contain a wildfire that began near yosemite national park. state authorities are mobilizing more firefighters and are calling on residents and tourists to remain cautious. the fire consumed more than 54,000 hectares of forest land, more than a week after it broke out. two firefighters were injured battling the blaze. officials say the fire is spreading rapidly because the air is dry and the trees are close together. many residents were forced to evacuate as about 4,500 houses and buildings are possibly in the fire's path. more than 2,800 firefighters are n

john roos will be replaced by caroline kennedy. he spoke with nhk about the role of the u.s. military in his country. >> all the military personnel here in japan are here for a very, very important reason, and that is to defend japan. >> roos says leaders in tokyo and washington must implement the u.s. military realignment plans that have been agreed upon. he argue us this would reduce the impact of american bases on okinawa. relocating the u.s. futenma air station in okinawa is part of the plan. roos became the first u.s. ambassador to japan to attend ceremonies marking the bombings in hiroshima and nagasaki. >> president obama, as you know, has promoted an agenda of elimination of all nuclear weapons. i had no doubt that the president would support that decision to go, which he did. >> roos says it will be an honor for obama to visit hiroshima during his presidency. >>> chinese patrol vessels circled japanese territorial waters around disputed islands for 28 hours until they finally left. this was the longest intrusion by their government vessels since japan nationalized th

celebrities and politicians including the daughters of two presidents, lynda johnson robb and caroline kennedy and two former presidents, jimmy carter and bill clinton. >> this march and that speech changed america. they opened minds, they melted hearts and they moved millions. >> reporter: the event included a recreation of the 1963 march through the streets of washington that ended at the lincoln memorial. setting up a nearly five-hour program under cloudy skies and periodic rain. congressman john lewis returned today, the only speaker here to share the stage in 1963 with dr. king. >> this moment in our history has been a long time coming but a change has come. >> reporter: bill tate says he was here, too, 50 years ago. that day when dr. king made that speech, what were you thinking then? >> i knew we were in a moment of history. you look around and you're saying this is history. >> from every mountainside let freedom ring! >> reporter: dr. king's message echoed across washington once again today with the ringing of bells at 3:00 p.m.-- 50 years to the hour of his historic speech. and, scott

caroline kennedy and john will also speak.infrey, and jimmie foxx are also expected to make statements.jamie fox is also exd to make statements. this will replicate the march back from 1963. they will do this today as well as throughout the cities. they will gather in different spots. you know that over the weekend, they had eban's here in washington. they did some of the same things. >> we can see the lincoln memorial behind you. in times of kraals be is, what ar wwhat are we expecting? >> although, right now some of the crowd is just starting to trickle in. anyone's guess will be, how many people will be here. again, we saw a lot of people, over the weekend. it may have numbered in to the thousands. >> in this day and age, we are very concerned about security. with tears going on. what kin o security what kind of security measures are being taken today? >> back then, and they had 5000 police officers and army guardsmen protecting the crowds. they were trying to prevent any violence, there were no incidents, today, of course

john lewis and caroline kennedy as well.and barack obama following up a 2011 dedication where the nation's first black president praised the first black man to receive a monument on the mall. >> without that shining moment, without dr. king's glorious words, we might not have had the courage to come as far as we have. >> reporter: one notable thing, we don't expect any prominent republicans to take the stage today, although former president george w. bush was invited. he had to decline the invitation because she's still recovering from that heart procedure he had earlier this month. dave? >> all right. shannon travis, thank you. >>> we have some breaking news now in vallejo where there was a shooting a block away from beverly hills elementary school. ktvu's tara moriarty arrived on the scene moments ago and tara is gonna describe the scene for us. >> reporter: well, vallejo police say when they arrived on scene, they noticed a young man laying on the grass across the street with a gunshot wound to his leg. one block over, wi

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this is caroline kennedy at hyannis port. jacqueline kennedy as first lady was ferocious about protecting her children. she did not want the children photographed at any time. and the word went out peter salinger the press secretary was absolutely terrified of jackie. the press on the other hand began to see the value of these children and how adorable they were. stanley went to hyannis port to photograph the shriver family for a cover story he was doing for "look" magazine and he was under orders not to photograph the president's children but he said he couldn't help himself. when maria shriver came over sheep gave caroline that postcard and she said that the president. caroline said it is not, it's my daddy. she said it's the president to matt. she said no it isn't an stanley said he just couldn't help himself. he found himself snapping picture after picture. this is caroline waiting on that dock for her father to come back at hyannis port during that trip and stanley was not supposed to take any pictures of them. this is a

. >>> caroline kennedy's personal financial records released for the first time. >>> james dimaggio leavese money to hannah anderson's family. >>> legendary dick vandyke survives an accident. prince will criminal dwush william gushes about baby george. david beckham gets back to business and the marine gets the ncaa to bend. >>> good morning. i'm mara schiavocampo. we start in the west where it's man versus nature. firefighters report some progress in that massive growing wildfire in central idaho.

civil rights icons like john lewis and caroline kennedy and president jimmy carter, bill clinton, and barack obama. following up in 2011 dedication where the nation's first black president praised the first black man to receive a monument on the mall. without the shining moment >>: without the shining moment, without dr. king's glorious words, we might not have the courage to come as far as we have. >>: in washington, emily schmidt, kron 4 news. >>james: could morning parade is 430. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. coming up on this half of the morning news. we are just 15 days-as we are now just hours away from the closure of the bay bridge. all lanes in both directions will close tonight at 8:00 p.m.. workers will then make the transition from the old world way to the new eastern span. joining us from treasure island is kron4's mike pelton. we will first get an update with weather and traffic. good morning erica. >>erica: visibility is really bad right now and half moon bay. it is very foggy but the fog reducing will shine off. if our day planner indicates coastal

are slated to speak including oprah winfrey, leann rimes and civil rights icon john lewis and caroline kennedyts jimmy carter, bill clinton and barack obama will also speak. >>> the fire burning in yosemite national park has now destroyed more than 100 buildings and homes. the huge fire doubled in size yesterday and has blackened more than 280 square miles of woodlands there. it is now 23% contained. some 4500 other homes and buildings are threatened. firefighters are hoping higher humidity will help them gain the upper hand today. >>> happening today also, in just 13 hours, the bay bridge will shut down for good and tuesday will be a whole new morning commute when the new eastern span is open. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is overlooking the old span where cars are crossing the bridge one last time. anne. >> reporter: it's an historic week here in the bay area. there's going to be a lot happening between the closure which starts tonight at 8 p.m. and then the re-opening of the new span you can see here a couple of crews on there right now, that is going to reopen by 5 a.m. on tuesday. here's w

caroline kennedy may be worth more than originally thought.d be as high as half a billion dollars. kennedy had to make a disclosure after being nominated as ambassador of japan. i am lauren green. back to you, dagen and connell. connell: the steve jobs movie fell short over the weekend. dagen: dennis kneale joins us with more. dennis: it comes in seven of the weekend box office. this is a big push for the film. only a 25% positive rating. a 50% positive rating among fans. the focus of this film was not on the comeback and the ipod and the iphone and ipad. it was on the struggles of the early apple. ashton kutcher is a comic actor, not a dramatic act there. they are willing to pay more money to be in a cell. dagen: steve has been fairly vocal. he saw the film. he had several criticisms of it. if you are going to tell the story, tell it right and tell it well. connell: wanted somewhere in between. dennis: he looks so much like jobs. i want to see who they cast in the role for the next one. dagen: it will surely be a better fit. dennis: the other

presidents together, and caroline kennedy kennedy, i want to remember president kennedy.l couples am a all different nationalities, all different religions -- and all different nationalities, all different religions looking to the president. america was built from immigrants who were rejected from another country. we are the land of the free and the home of the brave. president obama gave acknowledgment. do this in honor of what we were built on. the bible says, if my people will call by the name, then will i heal them. all i'm asking is that we go before god. we pushed him out of the schools, out of the offices, out of everything that made us great. we have direct knowledge him for us to be the great nation that we are and will always be -- re- to be thee him for us great nation that we are and always will be. a caller in chicago. go ahead. caller: thank you, sir. we are the dream. i feel really moved by the whole program. i am the same age as the president. i worked very hard all my life to be a peacemaker. it has not been easy. watching the program makes me feel so joy

there will be speakers, including oprah winfrey and the president of the united states and caroline kennedylewis, the only living speaker from 50 years ago. he's going to speak as well today. it's going to be a great day. a little bit of rain but we're all ready for it. a little bit of rain never hurt anybody. >> that is true. sounds exciting. thanks so much, don. we'll get back to you. we'll be right back. ♪ . >>> checking our top stories at 14 minutes past the hour, a soggy start to the first-classes at michigan state university. two to three inches of rain fell in an hour and a half. many roads are closed in east lansing. police are warning drivers to be extra careful. >>> mosquitos in florida may be spreading an extremely dangerous disease in the united states called dengue fever. it can be hard to treat. dengue fever can cause fever, rashes, muscle joint pain and even death. wear mosquito repel lent. >>> the family of a florida teenager is suing the police. they are claiming that cops used excessive force. cops saw hernandez spraying graffiti and he died a few hours later. >>> made in

kruschev gave one to caroline kennedy for goodwill. >> did the puppy pass?the magazine is going high tech using drones and robots to capture stanley cupping images of lions on the serengeti. we'll meet the men behind these amazing pictures ahead on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by lifestyle lift. find out how you can light up your life. >>> have you ever wanted to go shopping without your wallet? yep. paypal has just launched a program with stores in britain that allows people to buy things through facial recognition and smartphones. dan ackerman is senior editor with our partners at c-net. good morning. sounds easy and intriguing to do. >> it's interesting. they call it facial recognition. it's not a computer looking at your face. it's an actual person. you go into a store and check in on your phone. if you use an app like four square you're familiar with that concept. when you go to the cash register instead of pulling up your wallet they get your picture on your screen. that's joe. i look at him. that's the

big name democrats like barack obama, bill clinton, caroline kennedy and martin o'malley all took partjohn boehner, eric cantor, jeb bush, john mccain, mike huckaby, they are all among those invited but declined to attend. there were obvious disclaimers. there are health reasons why george h.w. bush could not make the trip to washington, d.c. george w. bush just did have heart surgery, although i think i saw him at the smu football game last night. there are also apparently some dispute over how much notice some of the no-shows got from organizers. while we can quibble over they got one, two or three weeks notice, what we do know is this milestone event, the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, was not one that republicans marked on their own calendars and made it a priority to commemorate. after all, they didn't have to be invited to speak to just show up and pay their respects. let's not pretend this is surprising because part of the story of the civil rights movement, a big part is how it fundamentally remade both political parties. leaving one a lot more interested in and r

president kennedy by daughter caroline. >> 50 years ago my father watched from the white house as dr.g and thousands of others recommitted america to our highest ideals. >> reporter: on that day, reverend king and others met with kennedy at the white house. >> the president made it very clear that we would need very strong bipartisan support if we were to get a civil rights legislation this year. >> reporter: today the president stood where king stood. >> we might not face the same dangers at 1963, the urgency of now remains. no one can match king's brilliance, but the same flame that lit the heart of all who were willing to take the first step for justice, i know that flame remains. >> we'll be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old negro spiritual, free at last, free at last, thank god almighty we are free at last. >> reporter: king would never guess 50 years later his bust would proudly be displayed in the oval office, but it's there along with a framed copy of the original program of the march on washington. a reminder it's not too late to be part of our nbc news drea

. >> caroline kennedy. >> thank you, linda. johnson-ross.o, my father watched from the white house as dr. king and thousands of others recommitted america to our highest ideals. over the proceeding months, president kennedy put the full course of the federal government on the side of the movement. calling on all americans to recognize that we face a moral crisis as old as the scrip tours and as clear as the american constitution. his brothers, my uncle bobby and teddy, my eunice, continued his commitment, working to expand the promises made here, to others suffering from iscrimination and exclusion. a few months ago, after the trayvon martin verdict was handed down and the supreme court eadvice rated -- eviscerated the voting rights act, president obama did the same, reminding us all that each generation must rededicate itself to the unfinished work of building a free and just america. and ars ago, our parents grandparents marched for jobs and freedoms. we have suffered and sacrificed too much to let their dream become a memory. the children

. >> please welcome caroline kennedy. [applause] >> thank you, linda johnson robb.ite house as dr. king and thousands of others recommitted america to our highest ideals. over the preceding months, president kennedy had put the full force of the federal government on the side of the movement calling on all americans to recognize that we faced a moral crisis as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. his brothers, my uncles bobby and teddy, my aunt eunice, continued his commitment, working to expand the promises made here to others suffering from discrimination and exclusion. a few months ago, after the trade on margin verdict was handed down and the supreme court if this are rated the voting rights act, president obama did the same, reminding us all that despite our remarkable progress, each generation must rededicate itself to the unfinished work of building a free and just america. 50 years ago, our parents and grandparents marched for jobs and freedom. we have suffered and sacrificed too much to let their dream become a memory. the childr

. >> please welcome caroline kennedy. [applause] >> thank you, linda johnson robb.ite house as dr. king and thousands of others recommitted america to our highest ideals. over the preceding months, president kennedy had put the full force of the federal government on the side of the movement calling on all americans to recognize that we faced a moral crisis as old as the scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. his brothers, my uncles bobby and teddy, my aunt eunice, continued his commitment, working to expand the promises made here to others suffering from discrimination and exclusion. a few months ago, after the trade on margin verdict was handed down and the supreme court if this are rated the voting rights act, president obama did the same, reminding us all that despite our remarkable progress, each generation must rededicate itself to the unfinished work of building a free and just america. 50 years ago, our parents and grandparents marched for jobs and freedom. we have suffered and sacrificed too much to let their dream become a memory. the childr

kennedy's daughter, caroline, called for today's americans to build on their parents achievements. father was president at the time of the 1963 march. >> 50 years ago, our parents and grandparents marched for jobs and freedom. we have suffered and sacrificed too much to let their dream become a memory. >> reporter: dr. king's daughter-- the reverend bernice king-- was an infant in 1963. today, she spoke as head of the king center for non-violent social change. >> for there's a remnant from 1963 congressman lewis, ambassador young that still remain. who has come to bequeath that message of freedom to a new generation of people who must now carry that message in their time, in their communities and amongst their tribes and amongst their nations of the world. >> reporter: georgia congressman john l. lewis was the youngest person to address the crowd in 1963. he's now 73, and the only living speaker from that day, and he reflected on the changes he's seen. >> 50 years later, we can ride anywhere we want to ride. we can stay where we want to stay. those signs that said white and colored

this is caroline coming down to see her father before she started school up in the white house solarium. mrs. kennedydidn't want the children to be going out to school so she started a school for her kids and for the kids of cabinet officials. so caroline just came to say hello to her father. it's so endearing that i had to put it in. this is a picture obviously of john junior at his father's desk and the president vetoed out of all the pictures stanley tuck and he did show them for approval. this was the only one the president said no, you cannot publish this because it looks like we are being too playful in the oval office. so it was never published until now. and this is president kennedy after he made the nanny get john to have a haircut so they could pose for pictures together for father's day. and it was a matter of discussion you know, which photograph would be used in the book and the editors agreed that this would be the one. this is an endearing picture when you realize that john f. kennedy could barely bend over. one thing that came through when i was doing the research for this look was t

. >> i was wondering, since jacqueline kennedy, first ladies have been foremost in our country with hairstyles and fashion, was carolineson the same way? she was such a beautiful lady. >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. enge it was frances cleveland and certainly not caroline at that point in her life. >> ms. cleveland was into style. people would borrow her name, soaps and things would borrow her name without permission, it infuriated the president. >> and put her image on every kind of conceivable tchotchkes anybody wanted to sell. grover was so angered by that he tried to get a bill through congress to stop it. talking about from jacqueline kennedy on, actually, mamie eisenhower was the one who, i think, in modern times started the whole thing with fashion. remember her mamie bangs and the fact that she would buy fashionable clothes and she was approached by designers to wear their clothing and their hats and was on the best dressed list for many years in the white house. >> 1892, benjamin harrison is a candidate for re-election. the economy is in tough shape and he is once again in a rematch with former pres