kennedy junior and caroline. americans to nominate people for a profile in courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's pulitzer prize-winning book about americans who displayed great courage in public office. they encouraged nominations for the first award to be given in 1990. one of parade magazine article she called me and said we should nominate mr. elliott. i said mary, if you will put together the stuff i will write the nomination. we have been told that there were 5000 nominations. the woman who headed the committee said when they read mr. elliott's nomination they immediately said this is it. is a sterling silver lantern to be a beacon. was andgner schlossberg, caroline kennedy's husband. alledge and that would've been use of a 19th century sailing ship. regarded as a simple of truth and hope. the characteristics of the library looks for in the recipients of the award. mr. elliott was on the stage the kennedy library. he expressed his gratitude to the kennedy family. followed president kennedy to congress by two years. they served together in the house. h

kennedy junior and caroline's picture. they urged america to nominate people for a profile in courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's pulitzer prize-winning book from americans who display great courage in public office. they encouraged nomination for the first award, which would be given in 1990. when the magazine article came out, a longtime aide to mr. elliott, who remained throughout his life one of the closest people to him, called me and said julian, we ought to nominate mr. elliott. i said if you will put together these stuff, i will write the nomination. we were told there were 5000 nominations for the profile in courage award. interestingly, erica stern, who headed the committee, said when they read mr. elliott's nomination, they immediately said this is it. the award -- it is a sterling silver lantern. that is to be a beacon. the sculptor or designer was, ed schlossberg, caroline kennedy's husband. it is modeled after a lantern that would have been used on a 19th century sailing ship. the lantern i

i've also seen caroline kennedy when she's in town. of course that reservoir is named after her mother. >> too busy? japan. >> comes back every now and then pep caroline kennedy daughter of well the president and jackie. she's now the ambassador to japan. nateive new yorker. looking forward to talking to her when she comes back find out her time in japan. >> i understand she took lessons. audrey puente is looking pretty good so far. >> beautiful day on reservoir or o anywhere outdoors for that mart. expecting sun filled day across tristate area and temperatures will be slightly comer than we experienced yesterday continue with sunshine and get warmer once again. now high pressure is in control. that's bringing us nice start and nice day for u us but or for much of the northeast. we're going to see temperatures about normal for this time eve year, and having trouble with clicker, advance graphic for me. temperatures right now mostly in 40s to 50s. 50 degrees in central park and 51 in islip. 50 is current reading in bridge ports winds li

kennedy junior and caroline's picture. ey urged america to nominate people for a profile in courage award. the name coming from president kennedy's pulitzer prize-winning book from americans who display great courage in public office. they encouraged nomination for the first award, which would be given in 1990. when the magazine article came out, a longtime aide to mr. elliott, who remained throughout his life one of the closest people to him, called me and said julian, we ought to nominate mr. elliott. i said if you will put together these stuff, i will write the nomination. we were told there were 5000 nominations for the profile in courage award. interestingly, erica stern, who headed the committee, said when they read mr. elliott's nomination, they immediately said this is it. the award -- it is a sterling silver lantern. that is to be a beacon. the sculptor or designer was, ed schlossberg, caroline kennedy's husband. it is modeled after a lantern that would have been used on a 19th century sailing ship. the lantern is

ambassador caroline kennedy greeted kerry. he and the ministers will hold talks in hiroshima. take a tour of that city, which was devastated by a u.s. atomic bomb near the end of world war ii. >>> president obama could become the first u.s. president to visit hiroshima. the washington post reports white house aides are exploring a presidential side trip during the g-7 summit next month. one administration official suggested the president could deliver a speech on doing away with nuclear weapons. >>> starting today, it is less expensive to mail a letter. a regular stamp now costs 47 cents. that's down two cents. the reason, a temporary rate increase which was granted to the u.s. postal service in 2014 and expired today. international letters go down five cents and a post card will be a penny cheaper. >>> this morning, we're dealing with a spring freeze. nbc 10's deanna durante is live at the philadelphia museum of art where thousands of runners are getting ready to brave that cold. deanna? >> reporter: for them to warm up they need to be moving a lot. take a look as the runners

on hand for his arrival this morning, ambassador caroline kennedy and her son jack. the recent yale graduate is the only grandson of the president of john f. kennedy. friends say he's very interested in his family's tradition of public service. >> dylan dreyer is back and we continue to talk about the winter that won't go away. >> yes. ohio saw a lot of snow yesterday. about 5 to 10 inches of snow in ohio. look at that. a winter wonderland on april 9th. guess what, it's snowing in ohio again. we are going to see not as much as we saw yesterday, but we are going to see still a bit of a mess this morning through western ohio. that will move through eastern ohio shortly. most of michigan is where we'll see an additional 1 to 3 inches. want to talk to you about the cold. corner. this morning, we're only in the 20s and 30s. that's very much below average. this afternoon, we're staying below average. we'll get closer to 60 degrees. comes with rain, but at least we'll take the warmer temperatures. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your w

ambassador caroline kennedy greeted kerry.and the ministers will hold talks in hiroshima and take a tour of the city, devastated by a u.s. atomic bomb near the end of world war ii. >>> president obama could become the first u.s. president to visit hiroshima. the washington post reports white house aides are exploring a presidential side trip during the g-7 summit next month. one administration official suggested the president could deliver a speech on doing away with nuclear weapons. u.s. hastened the end of world war ii by dropping the world's first atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. observers say previous presidents have not visited out of concern it might be seen as an apology. >>> still ahead, the philadelphia police officer shot three times in an ambush getting back into the swing of things in a major way. that's ahead on nbc 10 news today. >>> this is nbc 10 news. one week ago today, an amtrak train collided with a backhoe, killing two workers and amtrak is now retraining workers on basic safety. investigators are e

ambassador caroline kennedy greeted kerry.sters will hold talks in hiroshima and take a tour of the city devastated by the u.s. atomic bomb near the end of world war ii. >>> starting today, sending mail gets cheaper. plus, a pricey farewell for kobe. that's all in the week ahead in business. cnbc's dominic chu gives us a preview. >> the cost of a stamp is going down for the first time in nearly 100 years. the price of a first class stamp will fall two cents to 47 cents. facebook's developer conference is expected to unveil new ways for businesses to speak with customers. potentially replacing 800 numbers with automated chat box built into facebook's messenger service. earnings season is finally here. banks dominate with reports from jpmorgan chase, wells fargo, bank of america and citigroup. we'll also hear from alcoa, delta airlines and rail giant csx. finally, the business of saying good-bye to basketball's superstar kobe bryant. wednesday will be his last game with the l.a. lakers and ticket prices have gone through the roo

caroline kennedy attended in 2014 and 2015. to the new york times story obama first lady michelle cost speaking schedule the spring, commencement speeches. give three commencement speeches this spring including jackson state university, santa fe indian school and the city college of new york. the story noting that the jackson state university speech which is historically black university will be april 23. for most of her time in the white house mrs. obama made a point of addressing at least one historically black university or college each year. if you want to read more about her speeches and what she is expected to say, that story is in the new york times, the white house letter column. the front page of the usa today this morning, president obama making appearance on fox news sunday. in that appearance defending hillary clinton over her private e-mail server and her private e-mail address issue. here is a clip from fox news sunday yesterday. [video clip] >> as you know there have been investigations, hearings, congress is loo

the president put his coat on and he put a hat on which caroline kennedy told me years later she neverlike to call it the kennedy administration leaning to the left. >> we've only scratched the surface. this is a remarkable book. the photographs are one thing. they stand on their own. the story besies behind them just as good. neil thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >>> need help saving? there is an app for that. >>> we're back at 8:49 with help to buckle down on those bills. it can be overwhelming. our "today" financial editor jean chatzky is here and will make it easier for us. she found the apps and sites that can save you cash. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first of all, there are certain bills we can cut down on they're extra and we don't need to pay. >> monthly subscriptions and bills, e-mail prescriptions and prescription drugs which you send a fortune on you can cut your savings there. >> you have a tool to find out what monthly subscriptions you're paying and whether or not you can get out of them. >> there we go. i am stuck on the floor -- >> i've done that, too.

the president put his coat on, and he put a hat on, which caroline kennedy told me years later she never saw a picture of him with a hat on. wore a top hat. there was a foul ball that went in the direction of the presidential box. i like to call it the kennedy administration leaning to the left. >> we've only scratched the surface. this is a remarkable book. the photographs are one thing. they stand on their own. the story bes ies behind them, just as good. neil, thank you so much. >> appreciate it. (vo) we developed the world's first transvenous cardiac pacemaker, performed the world's first coronary bypass, and have world-renowned specialists taking on complex cases others can't handle. >>> we're back at 8:49 with help to buckle down on those bills. it can be overwhelming. our "today" financial editor jean chatzky is here and will make it easy. she found the apps and sites thriat can save you cash. >> good morning. >> first, there are bills you think we can c adown on them. they're extra and we don't need to pay. >> month thiubscriptions, e-mail subscriptions and prescriptions. >> you

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kennedy and the children visited the day before she left for her big trip to india because she needed a day to get away and caroline wanted to visit tom kitten. this was part of the relationship i had that i enjoyed. it was like family. after we soon got into the white house, mrs. kennedy asked if i would have tom kitten board at -- board at the house. i was not aware of the president was allergic to animals. but caroline's cat, because she was the same a's -- same age as our two sons, they would come to visit and she would come periodically, mostly on wednesdays to come and visit, but before mrs. kennedy went on her trip to india, she wanted a day to herself so caroline and she could come visit with tom kitten and that would give her a day of relaxation. was one of the happier moments and there were several others, but there is so much to talk about, it could not cover it in just a few minutes. book and iead the would recommend the book. [applause] nancy hogan dutton worked in the campaign for fred dutton. she worked in his office in the white house and he went on to run robert f kennedy's campaign. your husband w

jackie kennedy did this with caroline and john-john.en she was out of town, he would make sure to call his look photographer friend and bring them into the oval office. >> "vanity fair" published an article entitled "what happens when the potential first daughter becomes the defact or first lady"? >> i think the way he raised me and raised tiffany, it's a testament to the fact that he believes in aspiring women. >> ivanka trump is friends with former first daughter hillary clinton. >> she's better qualified to be president for this time than i was when i ran. >> for john kasich, his daughters helped to humanize him. >> he just tries to tell jokes that he thinks are funny but they're mostly just funny to us because they're dumb. >> spoken like every 16-year-old child of a parent. >> and he also thinks he's a really good dancer. >> uh-oh. >> north south. >> wait, north south? that's his move? >> you got to go north and south. you can't do this -- you got to go north south. >> just today jane sanders giving a boost to her husband. >> i wis

because hillary clinton reached out to jackie kennedy and asked for advice about being a mother in the white house, how did she do it with john john and carolinewhen bill clinton is the first spouse? are you going to have to do a new book? >> that would be fun. first gentleman. i mean, this he say that he will be sent abroad as a diplomatic envoy somewhere and she will hire a really good social secretary. >> so you actually say that michelle obama is closer to laura bush than hillary clinton as a first lady. what do you mean by that? >> they are a lot more alike personalitiesiwise and that's interesting. >> in what ways? >> neither one is particularly political. michelle obama doesn't like campaigning, she doesn't like the phoniness of washington and someone like hillary clinton kind of obviously has embraced that. she is so different from obviously all the other first ladies, the only one to run for office. >> michelle obama was over it before it even began. >> absolutely. >> shy did not want to change for washington. >> she's cool. >> she definitely didn't want to lose her identity. >> yeah. >> and get sort of swept into it all. >> and you d