. >> caroline kennedy reflects on her father 100 years after his birth. >> between the barbecuing weekend, we say thank you to all who have served. nbc live starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for joining us. >> i'm frances rivera. appreciate you being up early on this memorial day. on this holiday president trump wakes up to a white house in crisis mode. he returned from his nine-day five-city overseas trip to chaos this weekend. the russia investigation looks to imperil his young esidency. he unleashing a barrage of tweets betterating the quote, fake news media, as hits close to home. with revelations centering on son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner as reuters says he had three conversations. tried to establish back channel communications with the russian operatives during the communication. they are communications chief john kelly is defending. >> any time you can open communications whether they are good friends or not good friends is a smart thing to do. >> our own team says west wing are speechless at the kushner news. while the attorney defended

. >>> caroline kennedy reflects on her father. >>> on this memorial day between the barbecuing and long weekend we say thank you to all who have served. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. >> we appreciate you being usn this memorial day. president trump wakes up to a white house in chaos mood. the russian investigation looks typical peril his young presidency. and he's unleashing a barrage of tweets berating the quote safe news media overnight as new reports hit close to home with revelations centering around jared kushner. after reuters claimed kushner had three undisclosed conversations with russia's ambassador to the united states. that after "the washington post" reported kushner tried to establish back channel communication with russian operatives during the transition. and john kelly is defending. >> any time you can open lines of communication with anyone, whether they are good friends or not so good friends is a smart thing to do. >> our own team says west wing staffers are speechless at the kushner's news while kushner's attorney defended her mr. kushner particip

robert: you just presented something from caroline kennedy that spoke about something i was. people in the united states, we were so proud of president kennedy and president lincoln. they started something that gave us hope. passedlook today as time peopleare here today, are still china to take away the rights of black people gerrymandering every states -- state where republicans control. why do they want to take away the rights of black people? we served in the military. i thank you so much for this presentation today. we love president kennedy. thank you. >> thank you for the call. you are right. he were making it a moral issue. in some ways we have come a long way since the early 60's, in other ways we have so much more to go and there's so much more discrimination, racial injustice, and economic separation. we have to continue to work in those areas in our neighborhood s, volunteer activities, and legislation. thank you for the call. >> can you talk about the relationship between president kennedy and lyndon johnson during the three years he was in the white house? >> lynd

. >>> caroline kennedy reflects on her nary 100 years after his birth. >>> on this memorial day between the barbecuing and long weekend we say thank you to all who have served. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm gigi stone woods. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks for being us early on this memorial day and this holiday. the president wakes up to a white house in crisis mode. president trump returned from nine-day overseas trip to chaos this weekend as the russian investigation looks to imperfectly his young presidency. and he's unleashing a barrage of tweets berating the fake news media overnight as new reports hit close to home with revelations centering around jared kushner. after reuters claimed kushner had three undisclosed conversations with russia's ambassador to the united states. that after "the washington post" reported kushner tried to establish back channel communication with russian operatives during the transition. and their communications, homeland security chief john kelly is defending. >> any time you can open lines of communication with anyone, whether th

. >>> caroline kennedy reflects on her father 100 years of a his birth. >> on this memorial day we say thank you to all who served. "msnbc live" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for joining us. >> i'm frances rivera. appreciate you being up early with us on this memorial day. on this who had president trump wakes up to white house in crisis mode. returned from nine-day five-city trip to chaos as the russia investigation looks to imperil his presidency. releasing a lot of tweets, fake news media, hits close to home. revelations on son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner after lawyers claim kushner had three undisclosed conversations with the russian ambassador to the united states. that after "washington post" reported kushner tried to establish back channel communications with the russian operatives during the transition. and they are communications homeland security chief john kelly is defending. >> any time you can open communications whether they are good friends or not good friends is a smart thing to do. >> our own team says west wing are speech

thanks for watching. >> caroline kennedy, president john f. kennedy's daughter and former u.s. spoke to cnn's jake tapper in a rare, exclusive interview and they spoke about politics and that video message. >> thank you. i think it was a labor of love for me and my children and i think they each really so he will kwepteloquently as to what means to them. >> your father's 100th birthday is coming up on monday. i'm sure there was a lot of people wanting you to talk and wanting your children to talk. >> as he becomes part of history, i think it's important to show sort of what he still means to us as a person and i think each of my kids had a different slightly take on it but there's a lot of emotion there and i think that is probably something we could share better on camera. >> i love that story about your dad telling you about the white shark and purple shark following you and throwing socks into the water. it's such a great, corny dad joke. i wonder hearing it, is it difficult having your dad be this icon that the rest of us feel like we have a sense of and we have a take on a

and then the official presentation, with caroline kennedy and her son jack who is the only grandson ofsident kennedy, will present the profile in courage award to president obama. chris? >> thank you, rehema. thank you. joining us tonight is the washington post eugene robinson, josh earnest, time magazine's jay newton small, author and historian evan thomas and huffington post howard fineman. i want to start with gene on this. 100 days of silence and tonight he speaks, president obama. >> fascinating, won't it? i think he might be. first of all, the contrast is there, no matter what he says, right? between barack obama and donald trump. you can hardly have more contrast in the way they speak and what they stand for in who they are. and i wonder -- i'm eager to see if he takes on the new administration. and its policies, its failures, its bumbling, its -- at times dangerous forays into foreign policy, i wonder what he'll say. >> the headlines of the paper tomorrow, do you think he'll do it? you know this guy, this president. >> i don't think the president will use this platform to deliv

told me he inspired them to work and fight and believe in a better world. >> former ambassador caroline kennedyemembering her father john f. kennedy on what would have been his 100th birthday. >>> the man accused of killing two people after an anti-muslim rant isn't linked to any known hate groups. christian stabbed three people on a portland train killing two of them when the victims tried to protect two women from his hate-filled outburst. a vigil was held sunday for the two men killed. one witness who helped the victims says the seerity of the attack must be made clear. >> it is labeled what it is and that's at that terrorist attack. i want that to be clear. >> christian has been charged with aggravated murder and attempted murder. >>> turning now to the investigation in last week's deadly bombing in manchester, england. 14 people are now in custody as the country remains on high alert. armed guards were on hand for the great manchester run. runners paused for a moment of silence. and u.s. homeland security john kelly severely condemned intelligence leaks that briefly held information flow b

with early endorsements from ted and caroline kennedy, barack obama became the first black president the united states. his family once again recognizes obama with this year's prestigious profile in courage award. >> president obama brought in a new generation as president kennedy did, and transformed this country. >> reporter: from ending more than 50 years of sanctions against cuba to clean air and health care reform. >> we are not a nation that scales back its aspirations. >> reporter: former republican presidents gerald ford and george h.w. bush have received the award, but obama is the first democratic president. >> usually as a president moves from politics into history americans tend to appreciate him more even if he was very controversial at the time. >> reporter: valerie jarrett was obama's senior adviser. >> he was able to soar above a lot of the kind of toxic rhetoric that you hear in washington, and by every single indicator, he's moved our country forward. >> reporter: but now that his signature achievements are challenged by a new administration -- >> make no mistake, t

and as you know, president obama has a very warm relationship with caroline kennedy. the 2008 campaign. she served as his ambassador to japan. so there is a a relationship there. and the reason the president was given this award was because they said he put policy before politics, which you may remember is something that president obama constantly said was the reason his message wasn't getting through in terms of health care or other policies. the two policies, health care and climate change bill, the paris accord. one of those is being undone in congress, and the paris climate change agreement is under discussion whether or not this trump administration will remain in it. so i think you can expect the president to hit -- president obama to hit these themes and policy ideas. but what everyone is going to be looking for is any message or criticism of president trump. >> i just want to point out also the history of this award to both of you is nonpartisan. i know from personal experience gerald ford received this award a number of years ago. he received it, interestingl

caroline kennedy and her son presented mr. obama with the annual profile in courage award at the john f. kennedy library in boston. >> we are beginning a wide screen of the john f. kennedy profile in courage award ceremony. one of the most important ideas came from the person that gives us great ideas on how to usese tech glitch technology and othet the library. we have so much to celebrate tonight for the deep appreciation of the arts. our next guest is the multiple grammy award winner whose song are among the great pillars of american music. his music spans generations and the songs provided the provi soundtrack against decades of ds our lives providing a source ofw warmth and wisdom and beauty in the changing world.in a car in the career that expands half a century and received countless honors including the national medal of the arts and through it all -- [applause]concer from the victims in newtown connecticut a memorial service and an appearance at a benefit concert in boston. james taylor exemplifies not only of the adm

the jfk legacy lives on and other to talk about that legacy is caroline kennedy, former john f. hter and former ambassador to japan. welcome. >> thank you. >> there's a video message to commemorate the 100th anniversary featuring your children, jfk's only grandchildren. you're giving us graciously this first look at it, so why don't we roll this video and then we can talk about it afterwards. >> okay. >> it would be my father's 100th birthday. i've thought about him and missed him every day of my life. growing up without him was made easier thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts, who told me that he inspired them to work and fight and believe in a better world, to give something back to this country that has given so much to so many. i remember hiding underneath my father's oval office desk when i was little and sitting on his lab on the honey fitz. he would point out the white shark and purple shark though i could never see them. he had his friends throw their socks overboard which i loved. president kennedy inspired a generation that transformed america. they mar

. >> reporter: and caroline kennedy wore a floral design. a bold choice that helped her outshine some of the best fashionistas in the business. >> ticket to the gala go for $30,000 each. the guest list typically tops out at 600 or less. >>> all right, hollywood narrowly averted a writer strike earlier this morning at about 1:30. the writers guild of america reached a deal for a new contract with the major studios and networks. writers were set to strike if a deal was not reached by the end of monday. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what that could mean for people who rely on marijuana for chronic pain. that >> santa rosa may soon say no to growing pot outdoors. what that could mean for people who rely on marijuana for chronic pain. that story and more tonight at 5:00. that's it for us on kpix5 at noon. >>> we want to say hello to saint mary's college in the studio. >> they are one of the best groups we have ever had. >> have a great day everybody. ,,,, ♪ >> eric: but coco agreed to sign the affidavit. >> ridge: yes, and she would'v

obama will be joined by first lady michelle and joe biden inside some 700 guests will watch as caroline kennedy her son jack, president kennedy's only grandson, prevent the profile in courage award. live courage tonight on msnbc. kate. >> thanks so much. >>> one city's lack of affordable housing brought into focus by a deadly warehouse ♪ predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. (topher)he's my son.enberg, he loves taking pictures, and this camera, it's amazing. (vo) you know, if you lease that samsung galaxy s8, you could get a gs7 edge lease on us. that's two galaxy's for the price of one. would that work for you? (topher) yea, it works for me! (vo) plus you could get unlimited for $30 per month per line for 4 lines. and for a limited time, the 5th line is free! would that work for your s

kennedy's daughter caroline kennedy and her son will present the award which recognizes displays of courage by public servants. msnbc will have live coverage of the event beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the aclu will not be suing president trump over his religious order executive order after all, despite threats to do that. the reason the organize says mr. trump's order is essentially toothless tweeting it turned out the order signing was a photo op with no discernible outcome. mr. trump signed with great fanfare vowing to give our churches their voices back. the action was to make good on campaign promises to allow religious organizations greater freedom in political speech. >>> and the justice department is launching a criminal probe into uber and its alleged use of a tool used to evade authorities. the tool called gray ball was used in cities where the ride sharing service was restricted. it has acknowledged it would identify and block rides to regulators trying to clamp down on the service but said the software was used exceedingly sparingly. uber has not commented on the investigat

we'll sit down with caroline kennedy and her son jack. it's his first live interview ever, and we'll talk about their future as elected office in either or both or neither of their future? first, this is "today" on nbc. on nbc. >>> coming up. a wide ranging conversation with ellen about life, love, and legacy. >> after your local news. by the lindt master chocolatiers. luscious... flowing... welcome... to the best time of your day. unwrap... unwind... experience the melt. only the lindor truffle. from the lindt master chocolatiers. moms know their kids need love, encouragement and milk. with 8 grams of natural protein, and 8 other nutrients to provide balanced nutrition. moms know kids grow strong when they milk life. (alarm ringing) wake up to great tasting flavor. (alarm stops) belvita breakfast biscuits. flavors like delicious blueberry or decadent chocolate, gently baked in a tasty biscuit. (alarm

here to talk about jfk's legacy exclusively with cnn is caroline kenne kennedy. withdryou so much for bei here. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it's quite nice. >> jfk presidential library is set to release a video message this evening to commemorate this, featuring your children, jfk's only grandchildren. why don't we role this video and we can talk about it afterwards? >> okay. it would be my father's 1 00th birthday. i've thought about him and missed him every day of my life. growing up without him was made easier thanks to all the people who kept them in his hearts, who told me that he inspired them to work and fight and believe in a better world. to give something back to this country that has given so much to so many. i remember hiding underneath my father's oval office desk when i was litti intle and sitting on lap. he would point out the white shark and the purple shark who always followed the boat although i could never quite see them. he said they especially liked to eat socks and would have his friends throw their socks overboard, which i lov

. >>> fresh from her stint as ambassador to japan, caroline kennedy returns set to

>> ladies and gentlemen, i thino president obama for his comments.se i think the ambassador, caroline kennedyr her efforts in helping us prepare and implement this great evening today and i think jeff immelt and general electric for the leadership in providing this this evening. [applause]] >> i ask you please, stay in the tent until the president and his motorcade, vice president biden, until the president and his motorcade, have departed at the request of the secret service, then, thank you, a memorable evening, i think you all on behalf of the library, have a good evening but please wait until the president departs with his motorcade. [applause] ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] >> sunday night on afterwards, physician and journalist elizabeth rosenthal examines the business side of healthcare in her book and american sickness. how healthcare became big is this. and how you can take it back. doctor rosenthal is interviewed by doctor david blumenthal, president of the commonwealth fund. >> i wondered if your book gave you any thoughts whether healthcare is a free market, we can solve our proble

. >> reporter: caroline kennedy exhibits grace under pressure.e president's immediate family. a child during camelot. an ambassador to japan. a reserved carrier of the flame during so many dark days. mother, jackie, elegant american royalty. always her own person, a victim of cancer. john, the prince, his wife and sister in law, died in a small plane crash at sea, en route to a family wedding. >> i just think that we just have to change our policies. >> reporter: rfk, the next kennedy who might have been president, was murdered in los angeles. but ethel and his public-minded children, push on, including a grandson, now in congress. >> we have to breathe new life. >> reporter: ted kennedy tried to be president but failed. he was never able to escape his own dark scandal of chappaquiddick. but he was high lly regarded as u.s. senator. he died of cancer, leaving his second wife, vicki, sons teddy jr. and patrick, and daughter, kara. jean kennedy smith, is jfk's sole surviving sibling. as ambassador to ireland, her sons called her the ambassadorable.

artwork designed by the fashion label and that was the designer being honored at the metgala and caroline kennedyore gorgeous floral arrangement. gorgeous dresses and really interesting look and maybe they will inspire trends for the next year. >> those dresses were definitely interesting. >> pretty interesting. >> i think break lively got all of the buzz with these blue feathers at the bottom. that was very beautiful. >> yes. other than that, we had a little -- >> yes. >> and it's going to be cooler because it will be dry and sunny across the area and a breeze there. fantastic and mild, 35 miles an hour this afternoon but the commute looks good. dry roads as we go through the afternoon. exercise, fantastic, dinner out temperatures across the area, mostly the low 70s. if you are exercising today, it's going to be good around noon, mid-70s. 4:00 p.m., 77 degrees. and that's where we'll be we are nice real estate dry. the rain is offshore or up to our north and we stay dry through most of this week. wednesday, thursday, staying dry. that's noon. and then you see the approach of rain. 10:0p. there t

occasion composer and residents mason bates got a call from debra rutter who had consulted with caroline kennedyily. >> and it was the idea that we would use his words and those of words inspired by kennedy in a new work. >> i thought wouldn't it be interesting if we could take not just the words of jfk but his actual recorded speeches and kind of set them to music, integrate them into the orchestra. >> we choose to go to the moon. >> the thing that jfk did that i think is so resonate for today is the moon shot. he said we're going to go to the moon and we're going to do it in a decade. >> those words of jfk he feels articulate the american spirit of optimism. there's nothing we can't accomplish or nothing we can't do. >> when the orchestra is playing where are you? >> i'm in the >> reporter: virginia born is somewhat of a musical genius. it's earned him the title of the second most performed composer alive today. >> that's what we do as artist is to find a way to commemorate big moments with new work and so i'm particularly excited about mason's work. >> this is a very large room. >> reporter:

jake tapper talked exclusively to caroline kennedy about what she thinks her father would make of thet back actually and i was looking at a speech that he gave right before he became president, and he says history will judge us by four qualities, courage, integrity, dedication and judgment, so i think that that's how he would judge politics today. >> tune in at any time at 7:00 here on cnn for a special jfk night. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. "the lead" starts right now. >>> thank you, brooke. air force one returns and the president is out of airplane mode. "the lead" starts right now. president trump returns home with a tweet storm as the russia investigation hits closer to home. what's next for jared kushner, the president's trusted son-in-law after a new report that he push sued a secret line to the kremlin? >>> testing trump again. north korea fires its third ballistic missile in as many weeks as the pentagon prepares for the growing threat in an unprecedented way. plus, in the rough. the mug shot after tiger woods is arrested in florida. why he spent p

jake has an exclusive interview with caroline kennedy honoring the 100th anniversary of her father's birth. >>> and staying with the russians, the question is being asked after john brennan said this before the senate intelligence committee. >> frequently, individuals who go along a treasonous path do not realize that they are along that path until it's too late and that's why, again, my radar goes up early when i see certain things that i know what the russians are trying to do and i don't know whether or not the targets of their efforts are as mindful of the russian intentions as they need to be. >>> i'm going to turn now to someone who worked for the cia for 30 years specializing in russia. he's now a spy novelist a and adjunct lecturer. gene, how would this work, when you hear john brennan say this idea that someone may not know that they are doing something treasonous. have you seen something like that? >> no one doesn't know that they are committing treason. and i have to say this. i have such a low opinion of john brennan, he having been known as the greatest sycophant in the

. >> caroline kennedy slausberg. >> it is great to be back here at the library and back in boston and thank you all for taking such good care of this place while i was gone. i want to thank the family, especially ed, for his devotion to this institution, and his creative vision, and the commitment to the history and to the family legacy that has made this library the jewel of the national archives of the presidential library system. i want to thank ken feinberg for his amazing leadership and generosity and i really -- oh, yeah, we should cheer for you. [ applause ] and i want to thank the foundation and library staffs for working to preserve the past and inspire future generations to public service and in president kennedy's name. tonight, we are celebrating the timeless values that the president kennedy lived by -- courage, patriotism, justice, innovation, service and the commitment to building a more peaceful world. as his family, we are proud of what he stood for, and its continuing power. tonight, we are honored by the presence of so many public servants who lived these values eve

. >> how about caroline kennedy? >> not a big fan. >> floral. >> it was different.was a bubble of flowers. >> oh. >> they are telling to us go to traffic. let's move on. >>> right now, we are tracking some slowdowns if you will over at the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that. it is back up beyond the maze right now if you are traveling say out of vallejo into san francisco, it's about an hour commute into downtown. also delays for drivers along the san mateo bridge. we have been seeing a little bit of a backup out of hayward over to foster city. you're looking at just about a 30-minute ride and we will take it to the dublin-pleasanton interchange there where things have been looking not too bad but we are tracking an accident right at the interchange there. it's over on the shoulder and it's not causing any sort of significant delays. but again, you are slow along the eastshore freeway and highway 4 out of antioch into hercules. right now just under 50 minutes. that's a check of traffic. let's check the forecast now with roberta. >> good morning, everyone. we have o

. >>> caroline kennedy reflects on her nary 100 years after his birth. >>> on this memorial day betweenthank you to all who have served. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm gigi stone woods. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks for being usar

. >>> caroline kennedy reflects on her father. >>> on this memorial day between the barbecuing and longe served. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. >> we appreciate you being

caroline kennedy wore a floral design that helped her out shine others.ena daniels, kpix 5. >> the new crop of models made their mark. look at kendall jenner with a dress created with 85,000 handpainted crystals. my favorite of the night i think. thesisters wore a hilfiger and her sister wore a jumpsuit. she had to be sewn into. you can see why. tight. >> wow. >> you know, if you have a body like that why not? >> where else are you going to wear it? you like jenner's dress? did you see the song? >> yes. >> it was -- [ crosstalk ] >> she is young and -- >> totally pulled it off. >> a model so used to all of that. >> when it comes to fashion everyone, like, just starts chiming in here. >> except you. >> yeah. i don't know. all the dresses look decent to me. >> decent in decent? there's not a word i would associate with that. indecent. >> colorful. by the way, did you know there's a no selfie policy at the met gala? but one of the jenners of course ignored it. kardashian. they ignore all the rules. >> yeah. >> thanks for that tidbit. >> a little nugget. >> b

. >> caroline kennedy reflects on her father 100 years after his birth. >> between the barbecuing weekend

fresh from her stint as ambassador to japan, caroline kennedy returns to the states set to honor formerresident obama with

. >> caroline kennedy exhibits grace under pressure. that was her father's definition of courage. n ambassador to japan, a reserved carrier of the flame during so many dark days. mother, elegance, american royalty. always her own person, a victim john, the prince, his wife and sister-in-law died in a small plane crash at sea on the way to a family wedding. >> i just think that we just have to change our policy. r.rfk, the next kennedy who might have been president was murdered in los angeles. but ethel and his public minded children, including a grandson now in congress. >> we have to breathe new life. >> reporter: ted kennedy tried to be president but failed. he was never able to escape his dark scandal, but he was highly regarded as a u.s. senator. he died of cancer leaving his second wife vickie, his sons and his daughter. jean kennedy smith is his sole surviving sibling. she was the ambassador to england. maria shriver on television and in california politics. always a survivor. her brothers separate forces in special olympics and other causes. one irish catholic family from bo

the occasion, residents made got a call from kennedy center president who had consulted with caroline kennedyas in those conversations that the idea that we'll use his words and those words inspired by kennedy in a new work. >> i thought, wouldn't it be interesting to pick not just the words, but his actual recorded speeches and kind of set them to miezic, sbre grate them. >> we choose to go to the moon. >> the thing that jfk did that i think is so resone is that the moon shot. he said we're going to go to the moon, and we're going to do it in a decade. >> reporter: those words he feels articulate the american spirit of optimism, there's nothing we can't accomplish, nothing we can't do. when the organize tra is playing, where are you? >> i'm in the orchestra. >> reporter: virginia-born mason bates at 40 is something of a musical genius. his grammy nominated music earned him the title of the second most performed composure alive today. >> that's what we do as artists is to find a way to commemorate big moments with new work. and so i'm particularly excited about mason's work. this is a very la

. >> caroline kennedy stepped way out of line. >> she looked amazing. >>> massive chain reaction crash over the place. ahead see what caused the accident that tossed competitors in the air. more "cbs this morning" on our podcast. find extended interviews and podcast originals on itunes and. all's podcast. we'll be right back after the break. did you know slow internet can actually holdyo ur business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. t builfor business. 0. >> caller: all it takes one is bicyclists to take down a crowd. video shows how she sparked a chain reaction pileup involving 15 other racers. yikes. some flew right in the air, flipped over the handle bars. no word on the condition of the riders. >>> let me just say thanks again to all the people that helped yesterday at the white house including our

caroline kennedy and her son presented mr.obama with the annual profile in courage award at the john f. kennedy library in boston. >> we are beginning a wide screen of the john f. kennedy pre

. >> caroline kennedy stepped way out of line. >> she looked amazing. >>> massive chain reaction crashders flying all over the place. ahead see what caused the accident that tossed competitors in the air. more "cbs this morning" on our podcast. find extended interviews and podcast originals on itunes and. all's podcast. we'll be right back after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0. >> caller: all it takes one is bicyclists to take down a crowd. video shows how she sparked a chain reaction pileup involving 15 other racers. yikes. some flew right in the air, flipped over the handle bars. no word on the condition of the riders. >>> let me just say thanks again to all the people that helped yesterday at the white house including our own staff. it does take a village. >> that does it for us. turn into the,, right now, san francisco police are looking for the gunman who shot a 15-year-old while the boy was driving on owe. >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm kenny choi. right now, san francisco police are looking for the gunman who shot a 15-year-old while the boy was driving on sunset boulevard

kennedy junior, caroline ambassador to japan n. this video, she had this to say. kennedy, may e 29th would be my father's 100th birthday. i've thought about him and missed him everyday of my life. rowing up without him was made easier thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts, inspider them to work and fight and believe in a better world, to give something to this country that has given so much to so many. underneath my ng father's oval office desk when i sitting on his lap, he would points out the white shark and purple shark who boat, i could never quite see them. he said they liked to eat socks would have his friends throw their socks overboard, which i loved. kennedy inspired a generation that transformed america, march for justice, they peace corps, in the inner cities, in outer space. carried on that work, fighting against poverty, violence and war, championing rights, healthcare and immigration. s my father said in his inaugural address, this work will not be finished in our lifetime. to continue to pass these values on to our fwragrandchildren.

when they -- they basically gave the magic touch to obama back in the spring of '08 when caroline kenne kennedy the op-ed piece in the "new york times" endorsing him saying her children were excited about him and that was the reason she had come forward. she and her uncle got together with patrick kennedy, congressman from rhode island and gave the rousing endorsement before the maryland, virginia and d.c. primaries. it had a lot of influence. maybe not at home in massachusetts but certainly around the country. i think it was the first time they ever said, okay, we're going to pass the torch, to use the metaphor of jack kennedy and his inauguration. >> so many parallels are made to their style, the cool, calm, collected aspect. or in italian they call it the effortless grace. i want to play, for your response, president obama speaking about jfk here on the anniversary of his inauguration. >> president kennedy led with a steadying hand. defusing the most perilous crisis of the cold war without firing a single shot. enforcing the rights of young black men and women to attend the university of the

kennedy's daughter, caroline, and grandson, jack, will present the this award. >> i think president obamay brought in a new generation just like president kennedy did. and certainly the generation that was inspired by my father transformed this country in civil rights peace corps, space. and i think the generationing that president obama brought into public life, my children among them, are going to go on to do great things. >> be sure to check out msnbc's special coverage of the event. chris matthews will have special guests to provide analysis of president obama's speech .explore his lasting legacy. watch the award beginning tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. own on msnbc. >>> at the top of the hour, the future of health care, what could happen as president trump bill heads to the senate. that will do it for me. your business up next and thomas roberts picks it up at 8:00 eastern. f 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest and help, when help is needed america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide, america's #1 detergent ♪ everything your

by the way, we reached out to caroline kennedy schlossberg to comment.n may 9. >>> i think this is usually where we trend. >> remember when we introduced you to the quadruplets from ohio? they made headlines because all four of the brothers were accepted to both harvard and yale and a bunch of other great colleges. okay, we have information now. they're face timing us. they have exciting news and they have their a.p. exams. are you with us, nigel, zach, aaron and nick, good morning to you. >> hello! >> we hear you, we don't see you. we lost the shot but can you hear us? do we still have the audio? i think it's gone. >> oh, my gosh. well, that went well! >> oh, that would have been so good. >> well, i'm not going to tell you -- >> oh, there they are. they're back. >> all right, guys, tell us -- i know you were going to go to different school, maybe, what are you going to do? where are you going to go? >> we're all going [ cheers and applause ] >> amazing. now will you all room together? how did you decide on yale? >> what decided for us was yale's visit a

we reached out to caroline kennedy about this book. she declined to comment.stores. >>> this is time when we trend. >> remember when we introduced you to the quadruplets of ohio. all four of the brothers were accepted to harvard and yale and a bunch of other great colleges. we have information now. they're facetiming us. they have some exciting news. they have their a.p. exams, too. are you with us? nigel, zach, aaron and nick. good morning to you. we hear you. we don't see you. okay. we lost the shot. but can you hear us? >> do we have the audio? >> i think it's gone. >> my gosh. well, that went well. >> that would have been so good. i'm not going to tell you guys in case we get the shot back. >> there they are. >> all right, guys, tell us -- i know you were going to go to different schools. what are you going to do? where are you going to go? >> we're all going to yale. >> i love it. [ applause ] >> that's amazing. >> now, will you all room together? >> how did you decide on yale? >> well, it really what decided for us was the bulldog days. and so, we really

ainsley: president obama, he got an award yesterday. 2017 profile in courage award by caroline kennedysaying you need to have the courage, because courage award to save this thing. listen. >> such moments we need courage to stand up to hate. it doesn't take a lot of courage to aid those who are already powerful but it does require some courage to champion the vulnerable, and the sick. i hope they understand that courage means not simply doing what is politically expedient but doing what they believe deep in their hearts is right. steve: there he was talking about how there is this effort on capitol hill and with this administration to dismantle his legacy. interestingly enough, during the 30 minute speech there in boston honoring president kennedy, he never once mentioned by name president trump. brian: right. one thing peter gruber did, jonathan gruber, peter gruber is also big hollywood mogul who will be part owner of a mls franchise. ainsley: jonathan gruber. brian: jonathan groupinger is one of the architects. ainsley: who called you stupid. brian: stupid because you're an american

it will be presented by president kennedy's daughter caroline and her son jack.residents received the award. president george h.w. bush and president gerald ford. what's next for you. >> that's fun. we have the u-2 beginning their summer tour on friday. they're celebrating their 30th anniversary of the classic. i still haven't found what i'm looking for. where the streets have no name. and planning on the entire album beginning to end. and middle school. red hill mining town. it's super song on that album. >> it was on cassette so you could only listen to it from beginning to end. >> we got to get tickets to that. do you know anybody? >> bono? >> yeah, i'll call him. >> thank you for spending part of y >>> welcome to the 9:00 hour on "news 4 today." right annoy, the future of europe and a new election hacked. the new security threat this morning as polls open in the high stakes french presidential race. >>> hundreds of miles and one goal in mind. the journey coming to a close this morning for a small group of veterans. >>> and he scores! >> oh, yeah, felt good. b

kennedy's 100th birthday. the family celebrating in boston. daughter caroline i have thought about and missed him every day in my life. >> growing up was made easier thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts. >> is only grandson reflecting on the family legacy. >> president on a platform of challenges and not promises. >> congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts, age 36. >> there is no mercy. >> robert kennedy was your grandfather? john f. kennedy was your great uncle. is it hard walking in those shoes? >> you don't. how do you possibly live up to what giants and titans have done? >> he knows that nostalgia cannot overcome the challenges of today. o> you do what you can to try t leave the world better than you found it. >> he is fighting to carry the torch for a new generation, a living legacy. >> and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> a man flies in on a drone to deliver the ball. he floated 30 feet off the ground and handed the ball to th