cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it chet if i go to you first in new york congratulations on your victory. race in new york a breath of fresh air a lot of people say but let's go to president obama he's got very low numbers in the polls right now about forty six that's the lowest during his time in office and a lot of people are saying at home and abroad this guy just doesn't cut the mustard he doesn't have the to get his agenda through and hence he is a lame duck now agree or disagree. well i i really disagree i mean any time you have three years ago on any term bad really too soon to make that kind of declaration in american politics so barack obama has a little bit of distance right now but he has some some great opportunities to implement he said gently ok that was short and sweet don we have a lame duck president in the in the white house right now i don't know if a lame duck is an appropriate saramago back to the issue of an agenda i don't know what the agenda is part of the agenda was to bring in the health care refor

cross not whether obama is a lame duck i'm joined by my guests in new york chet why he's a democratic political strategist and we also have don de bar he is an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program right gentlemen cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in any time you want and i very much encourage it chet if i go to you first in new york congratulations on your victory. race in new york a breath of fresh air a lot of people say but let's go to president obama he's got very low numbers in the polls right now about forty six that's the lowest during his time in office and a lot of people are saying at home and abroad this guy just doesn't cut the mustard he doesn't have the to get his agenda through and hence he is a lame duck now agree or disagree. well i i really disagree you know i mean any time you have three years ago on any term bad it's really too soon to make that kind of declaration in american politics so barack obama has little bit of distance right now but he has some some great opportunities to implement he said gently ok that was short and sweet do

chet vivo un san francisco y viajo a oakland a diario. degenten de los beneficios de desempleo podrÍan dejar de ibibin sus cheques. >>> conozca la historia de unos chnie inmigrantes que perdieron todo tras una redada silenciosa. >>> en santa rosa la temperatura es de 51 y en oakland con 54. ♪ ♪ >>> se armÓ una batalla campam en a la preparatoria de philadelphia, todo fue por un incidente en las redes sociales. >>> usted recordarÁ las redadas donde recogÍan a decenas de indocumentados, pero ahora las tactatas del servicio de inmigraciÓn han cambiado. se les conoce como redadas silenciosas. >>> vamos con beatris. >>> se trata de operativo que derivan en contratos de trabajo. >>> fue a la auditoria i9 y nos dieros semanas para arreglar eso. >>> per no pudo arreglarmoel trabaja trabajaba en una compaÑÍa. al no poder presentar los documentos requeridos perdieron su casa. >>> eran muy altas las mensualidades y tuvimos que vender. >>> las historias son muchas y se siguen repitiendo. >>> es difÍcil, bien traumante. batana, soporte de la familia.

. >> chet, representative albert thomas, member of the house of representatives said he was informedre that hit the president and the texas governor. there's no word that the assailants have been captured or cited, probably because the focus of the tension, now, understandably is on the president and not so much on those who commitmented this act. >> i have some additional information in here, bill, that would indicate that the secret service guarding the presidents had no chance to return fire. this item says reporters, about five car lengths behind the chief executive heard what sounded like bursts of gun fire. secret service agents quickly unmembered their automatic rifles. they drew their pistols, but the damage was done. the president was slumped over in the back seat of the car, face down. governor connolly after slumping to the left for a moment lay on the floor of the rear seat. >> more from congressman thomas. he's outside of the corridor of the emergency room in which the president and governor connolly are under treatment. he said he had been told that the president was st

. >>> hoy llegÓ a la estacion espacial el co chet lleva la antorc antorcha, y se espera que la antorchaistas para competir por la corona. >>> la expectativa crece en moscÚ sede del certamen de miss universo y pese a las temperaturas. con gran calor humano fueron recibida las mujeres mÁs bellos del mundo. >>> rusia de noche es un espectÁculo soÑado muy romantico creo que el dÍa que mero casÉ va a ser aquÍ mi luna de miel. >>> estando lejos desde sus paÍses con diferencio de hor trÍos no faltaron otro pieses que mucha jovenes han tenido que enfrentar para llegar a este concurso. >>> me doblÉ el pie el idea del paseo de la plaza roja y he estado con el pie mal desde que vine. >>> no dormimos nada, encima ya mÁs los cuatro dÍas que por alli por el cielo no dormÍ. >>> me duermo siempre, trataba red tomar el cambio y fue difÍcil pero ya agarrÉ la costumbre. >>> sin embargo ni el cansancio ni los problemas, han sido un impedimento para que estÉn dispuestos a llevarse la corona. >>> aÚn no ganando voy a ser gano programadora que her dado un cambio increÍble. >>> esta es el escenario del (...) q

. >>> hoy llegÓ a la estacion espacial el co chet lleva la antorc antorcha, y se espera que la antorcha de miss universo y pese a las temperaturas. con gran calor humano fueron recibida las mujeres mÁs bellos del mundo. >>> rusia de noche es un espectÁculo soÑado muy romantico creo que el dÍa que mero casÉ va a ser aquÍ mi luna de miel. >>> estando lejos desde sus paÍses con diferencio de hor trÍos no faltaron otro pieses que mucha jovenes han tenido que enfrentar para llegar a este concurso. >>> me doblÉ el pie el idea del paseo de la plaza roja y he estado con el pie mal desde que vine. >>> no dormimos nada, encima ya mÁs los cuatro dÍas que por alli por el cielo no dormÍ. >>> me duermo siempre, trataba red tomar el cambio y fue difÍcil pero ya agarrÉ la costumbre. >>> sin embargo ni el cansancio ni los problemas, han sido un impedimento para que estÉn dispuestos a llevarse la corona. >>> aÚn no ganando voy a ser gano programadora que her dado un cambio increÍble. >>> esta es el escenario del (...) que estarÁ desfilando por primera vez miss universo 2013. >>> desde rusia jessica carri

chet, ceo of global private group for james financial. allison fitzgerald, finance and investigative reporter at the center for public integrity and the chairwoman of the national press club speakers committee. skipping over our speaker, kasha, a u.s. economy and treasury reporter for bloomberg news. molly, freelance journalist and vice chair of the national press club freelance committee. cheyenne hopkins, reporter for bloomberg news covering banking legislation. [applause] our guest today is a longtime member of the republican establishment in washington, a former leader on capitol hill and a respected voice in the movement to rein in federal spending and reduce the u.s. debt. it came as a surprise earlier this fall when former u.s. senator judd gregg began a commentary in the hill newspaper with these words, most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans and they should. [laughter] greg was lamenting the strategy of some in his own party to threaten the government shutdown and default on the u.s. debt in their effort to kill

the reluctance of so many in chile, including michelle herself, to talk about what chet years. the pino is it an advantage in the campaign that your main rivals father was implicated in the death. >> i have been thinking about this for some time. i think every candidate has his own history. my history is very different from her history. and i hope our citizens will make the best decision in terms of who is the person who can interpret their chilean needs. >> would evelyn say anymore? i asked her about the events of 40 years ago, in particular the case of the general and her father. "i am not going to answer topics like this," she said, obviously angry. there is a monument for those who were killed but who have no graves. grieving relatives are angry there are many members of the military around today who know where the bodies are. have been missing 40 years. the drama of this story, this nightmare is that many of them are still alive and do have information that they are not willing to give away and to speak. michelle is almost certain to win the election. will she do something

will have to report to the job today around the nation, those living in rhode island, maine and mass chet, they have the day off. blue laws still rule ins those three states where shopping is prohibited today. i guess they'll just have to enjoy thanksgiving. bummer. >>> well four people busted using a drone to speak stuff into a jail plus stun guns for police cars? and a father/son team talking turkey in south alabama. here's kenneth white sr. and kenneth wise jr. take a listen. orie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can serve up deliciously sweet treats without all the sugar. raw natural sweetness, raw natural success. ♪ by the end of december, we'll be delivering ♪ ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-up snowman ♪ that kind of freaks me out [ beep ] [ female announcer ] no one delivers the holidays like the u.s. postal service. priority mail flat rate is more reliable th

chet is from texas. he was an excellent member of congress and has a very distinguished career and his family is equally distinguished. whenever i talk to him i'm reminded of a story in new hampshire. we live in a town of 600 people. it was a beautiful town up in the foothills. and in the fall a lot of people used to drive through the town. down the road from us was a fellow named oscar payne. oscar was in his late 70's. he was still farming. he was working on his fences and this great big s.u.v. pulls up with a texas plate. this fellow gets out and he's got this huge hat. i mean, this big hat, big cowboy he walks up to oscar who wasn't that big. and he says, sir. yep. is this your farm? yep, oscar says. says, well, if you lived here all your life? oscar says, not yet. [laughter] he says to him, well, how big is your farm? oscar says, well, that's a good question. if you go down the road here, you'll see a birch tree. when you see that birch tree, go up that little ridge there and you'll find a stone wal

chet? >> in this momentary lull, i would assume the memory of every person living at this moment has flashed back to that day in april 1945, when franklin delano roosevelt -- >> excuse me, chet. here is a flash from the associated press. dateline dallas. two priests who are with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. >> that is how word landed in the nbc newsroom. and in living rooms and workplaces and bars all across america. that press conference that frank mcgee mentioned is where a white house press aid officially confirmed it. the president of the united states was dead. every other television network, every radio signal in america, the same bulletin, the same shock struck with the same immediacy, and nbc news team in times square captured one such moment. >> a flash from dallas, two priests who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. this is the latest information we have from dallas. >> what is your feeling right now? >> i really couldn't say. really.

have a lot of influence right right clark was somebody that i used all this lets go a lot you know chet act and so yeah i mean country definitely has an influence on me as a player i'm not much of a country songwriter for saying but i learned a lot of licks from country music now this world of fear and horror if you plan to do it fully going to make a lot of movies you're going to well i mean my first. you know something ever since i was a little kid i was always that guy that and this goes back i can't even remember not being it or. my parents turned me onto it my dad turned me on to. literal you know like like literature you know. ray bradbury crap stuff like that and a lot of horror movies in england when i was born and then when i moved to the states my mom turned she was a real hard and it just always fascinated i was that kid that like frogs and snakes and dinosaurs and lizards and so how do we measure because this is the best time of year. when we come back in the movie by the way is nothing left to feel when we come back slash on this data rather cold today. it was a. very sorry

list and that's what what i was thinking about when thinking about doing this program is leadership chet i want to go back to you leadership and this is the the problem that a lot of people see obama has right now he doesn't have the leadership skills so ok the presidency of the united states is very powerful and no one has any doubts about that but it's he powerful enough to use the office to get what he wants that's a very simple question and a lot of people say he's not up to the task. but he is going to he is enough to get this this is where this is where this is where we are we have to examine this whole scenario. the president is pretty much on to see the republicans since the first term. but he has an opportunity now in what is about to happen in the twenty fourteen elections to make a reversal so we look at for the force of this it's a snapshot of right now it's a snapshot of where the perception is of obama and the perception is i don't think it's so much a weakening of obama when you look at the entire landscape but what has happened as he does in his ascension. pretty much def

to cross not whether obama is a lame duck i'm joined by my guests in new york chet why he's a democratic political strategist and we also have don de bar he is an anti-war activist and. host of a daily radio program right gentlemen cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it chad if i go to you first in new york congratulations on your victory over the mayor of race in new york a breath of fresh air a lot of people say but let's go to president obama he's got very low numbers in the polls right now about forty six that's the lowest during his time in office and a lot of people are saying at home and abroad this guy just doesn't cut the mustard he doesn't have the to get his agenda through and hence he is a lame duck now agree or disagree. well i i really disagree i mean any time you have three years ago on any term bad really too soon to make that kind of declaration in american politics so barack obama has little bit of distance right now but he has some some great opportunities to implement he said gently ok that was short and sweet

chet, ceo of global private group for james financial. allison fitzgerald, finance and investigative reporter at the center for public integrity and the chairwoman of the national press club speakers committee. kashang over our speaker, , a u.s. economy and treasury reporter for you -- bloomberg news. journalist ande vice chair of the national press club freelance committee. cheyenne hopkins, reporter for bloomberg news covering banking legislation. [applause] our guest today is a longtime member of the republican establishment in washington, a former leader on capitol hill and a respected voice in the movement to rein in federal spending and reduce the u.s. debt. it came as a surprise earlier this fall when former u.s. senator judd gregg began a commentary in the hill newspaper with these words, most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans and they should. [laughter] the strategynting of some in his own party to threaten the government shutdown and default on the u.s. debt in their effort to kill president obama's health car

chet? this moment, i would assume that the memory of every person listening at this moment has flashed back to that day in april of 1945 when franklin roosevelt -- >> two priests with president kennedy say he is dead. there is no further confirmation but this is what we have on a flash basis from the associated press. two priests in dallas who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. there is no further confirmation, this is the only word we have indicating the president may in fact have lost his life and just learned on the associated press wires from dallas. two priests called to the hospital to administer the last rites and it is from them we get the word that the president has died that the bullet wounds inflicted on him as he rode in a motorcade in downtown dallas have been fatal. there is no official confirmation of this from any source as yet. >> just moments before you right this -- i had heard from the -- >> this might be confirmation. >> we must stand by for co

let's ratch chet up the sanctions, they are on the run let's elevate them more. wendy sherman from the state department who is over seeing the negotiations said she does not believe it would be help to feel increase the sanctions now. this was after irritating the iranians by saying duplicity is part of their d.n.a. they didn't like that. so there is something for everybody. nuclear issue is important but i don't think it's the only issue. where it's going to get sticky is on levels of enrichment. iran believes it has to right to enrich plutonium for peaceful uses. the level of enrich sment very significant. and what we and the israelis and saudis and others are afraid of is they will be so close they can enrich very quickly and weaponize. it's too serious to not say it's a possibility. the obama administration and the department of state believe that they have this -- they understand it and have it under control. each country has its own tea party. there are -- the iranians invented drinking tea. there are naysayers who will make this very difficult just as ther

. >> jmy: chet labewff. [ light ughter ] et labweff is my favite restaurant. romanian actiosend. [ romanian accent ] >> i hava romanian accent. [ romani accent ] >> jimmyvery good. now, did y take class to talk like this? >> you got a lite russian. >> jimmy: sorry, i'm not an actor. >> no, no. yes, iid. i studied for three months before we arted filming and then we didn have the money to keep the dialect coach on the set. so i basically just had to listen to the localss a romanian. >>immy: how was romania? give us the oop on that. >> oh, man. it iintense. it is not here. [ laught ] >> jimmy: that's the worstuide descption. you are not in america. >> you are not in erica. >> jimmy: we have clip of evan and shia labeouf in harlie countryman." take a look. ♪ >>ay, okay. chare, please. >> yeah, i can't either. i don't knowow to do that. i don't know how to do that, i'm sorry. ♪ ♪ [ chrs and applause ] >> jimmy: i always wanted to do that! , you're so cool! evan rachel wood! "a case of you" is in thters now. "charlie countryman" is in theaters a on demand this frid

but chet dettlinger, an investigator for the defense, said wayne told him long ago this was a lie. >>e told me he had the car if daddy didn't have the car. but wayne said, i had the vehicle and i didn't want to corrupt the -- my dad's testimony in the eyes of the jury, so i lied about it and said i didn't have it on the stand. >> what makes this important is what time robert henry says he saw wayne and nathaniel cater together. >> it was about 9:15 to 9:30. it was on luckie and forsyth street in downtown atlanta. >> so at the trial you said that you were in bed until 10:00 p.m. you were so sick that your mother said she had to help lie your body out on the bed you were so sick. >> this is where the confusion with all of us came in. i got back from hotlanta records probably about 9:00, 9:30. >> but there's no one to corroborate that, even if his mother were still alive. wayne said she probably didn't see him come in. prosecutor jack mallard. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> less than six hours after henry said he saw william

. >>> excuse me, chet. here is a flash from the associated press, dateline, dallas. two priests who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. there is no no further confirmation, but this is what we have on a flash basis from the associated press. two priests in dallas who were with president kennedy say he is dead of bullet wounds. >> 50 years ago tomorrow, that was the report that millions of americans saw on their television screens, announcing the assassination of president john f. kennedy. it was a scarring moment for the nation and kicked off one of the most tumultuous periods in american history. >> i'm absolutely shocked, stunned. we have the same birthday. i'm just crazy about him. >> i don't know. i was -- i was in my place, you know, i work as a mail clerk in one of these music places, and someone asked me for a radio. and i thought they were joking. i mean it, i thought they were joking. i couldn't believe it. who would want to shoot the president? what did he do? he's been doing so much for the country. someone goes out and shoots him.

. >> woodruff: with nbc anchors frank mcgee and chet huntley on the line, macneil spoke in phrases repeatedmcgee and patched live into living rooms around the nation. >> and last rites of the church have just been administered. >> woodruff: 30 minutes after the planned start of the president's speech at the dallas trademark, acting white house press secretary matt kill duff made the announcement from a makeshift briefing room in a nurses' classroom. >> he died of gunshot wounds in the brain. >> woodruff: hours later, back at love field, secret service agents loaded president kennedy's casket on to air force one. shortly afterward, vice president lyndon johnson took the oath of office aboard the plane with mrs. kennedy at his side. meanwhile, lee harvey oswald has been apprehended at the texas theater in southwest dallas after police discovered empty rifle shells by the sixth floor window of the book depository where he worked. it was not until years later in the book "the death of a president" that historian william manchester would identify that young man in shirt sleeves, the one who told

smooth, millions of americans watching at home that night were wondering the same thing that nbc's chetd allowed. >> now the question in the national mind of course who is lyndon johnson? >> well the answer to the question, changed dramatically in the five days between the death of j.f.k. and johnson's speech to congress that night. the lbj who awoke in 1963 was vastly different than the one frantically sworn in as president less than 12 hours later. eight weeks before the assassination, this was the defeated, slow moving, lyndon johnson, dressed informally in cakies, me khakis. the interviewer was ray miller. johnson replied to his question with the body language of a man just going through the motions. >> a lot of people thought when you -- when you gave up the majority leadership in the senate to become vice president that you would find it a comedown. how do you find it? >> well, i can't imagine why anyone would think that. i don't think that, vice presidents ha ccan come down fr anything. >> no one thought he was the second man in washington. when they quoted number two man in wash

chet has something more. >> the director of the fbi has telephoned the dallas fbi office ordering an all-out investigation of the attempt today on the lives of the president and governor john connally of texas. an item. both women, meaning mrs. kennedy and mrs. connelly, disappeared into the emergency section of the hospital to await news of their husbands. outside the emergency room in a hallway, interest members of the white house staff gathered, including major general chester b clifton, military aid to the president, and brigadier general mccue, the air force aid. mrs. lincoln, the president theetary emma -- president's secretary, and other members of the staff were shown to a waiting room not far from the emergency room area. as frank mcgee has reported, on direct word from our correspondent in dallas, a crowd is gathering outside parkland hospital in dallas. >> there is also this. repeating what we got from fort worth, the sheriffs officers have taken a young man into custody. they are questioning him, but there is no indication that any charges have been raised against him. th

franklin is sitting next to chet huntley relaying the tragic news that president kennedy was shot in dallas. good morning, everyone. 7:30 now on a friday morning, november 22nd, 2013. a solemn day on our calendar. >> we all had to be at this desk and relay difficult news. but imagine the difficulty they had at that moment listening on the telephone and having to tell the americans that their president was dead. >> it's hard to fathom how they kept it together. coming up we'll talk to dan rather and tom brokaw. a couple of journalists there covering that news that day. >>> but first let's look at the headlines this morning. of course al is tracking that big storm that could have a major impact on thanksgiving week travel plans. wut have moub on that are are are democrat -- we will have more on that in a moment. >>> kennedy cousin michael skakel is free on bond this morning while prosecutors appeal a ruling that overturned his murder conviction. we just spoke to skakel's attorney that called the case against his client weak. >> and the fcc is considering a new proposal to consider cell

chet's firm spends a tremendous amount of time on this. cyber attacks can be for the purposes of gaining proprietary information which can be used in criminal activity or it can be for the purpose of shutting down the industry. disrupting the commerce of the country. the industry fully recognizes the seriousness of this and is moving in all sorts of fronts to try to address it. let me tell you about one. basically, we set up what amounted to -- we have done it twice now, a test case of a variety of attacks on the investment community and on the exchanges. it was called quantum dawn 1. it was a very intensive exercise. it involved a tremendous number of business entities and banks and investment houses. it involved the entire relevant part of the federal government including the treasury and homeland security, the fed and other agencies. the attacks were structured by independent groups which we hired to figure out what would be the most vulnerable places and where the attacks would come from without us knowing about them. there was a basic

. >> instead nbc's chet huntley read the speech to the country. >> that we may achieve in our time and. the righteousness of our cause must always underlie our strength. for as was written long ago, accept the lord to keep the city. the watchman wake ethbut in vain. that is the speech which president kennedy was to deliver at approximately noon today, but he was cut down en route. >> before you go, i wonder your thoughts on that moment in history and also just where were you at the time? >> i was at columbia university when the waiter came up to me as i was having lunch and said i hear the president was shot. i remember i lept up, stood straight up and rushed down and looked at the television and waited until the moment when cronkite said to the country, it's a rumor, but the president is dead. i shared the grief of so many. i think what the president was saying is absolutely historically innovative. the principal instrument of foreign policy ultimately. we moved into an age subsequent to it and not long afterwards in which we came to recognize that atomic weapons were standoff weapons

in the you having to know post, unfortunately some idealogues are seeking to torpedo a deal toroth chet up the stakes which could drive us into another american war in the middle east. who are they and how much are they influenced by squeal no. >> we are seeing many come out of the wood work right now as the contours of a practical deal are becoming parent. in a negotiation, not everybody gets everything they want. the american goal and western goal its to restrain iran's nuclear prom so that they never get a bomb, but that means that it will be painful to compromise for many western countries that iran may indeed have a peaceful nuclear program. if we don't get that agreement, the alternatives are not clear, likely on a further path towards war. the countries that are slowing the process need to really look in the mirror and make sure that that's truly the decision they want to avoid. >> in your mind, what does a solid deal, an enforceable deal with iran look like? >> a solid deal would require iran to get rid of the enricheddure 18 numb at 20% that it currently has andreas stein itsel

chet no, la cantada,>>> se lo dejamos a Él. >>> la comida la cocina? >>> la cocina, yo cocino. a los 16 aÑos. >>> quÉ hermoso, y tambien alejandro chabÁn ayuda a mÓnica a bajar de peso, y a superar otra prueba, encontrar el vestuario correcto para verse mÁs flaca. lo vamos a ayudar, nos encanta cumplir sueÑo. >>> y nos visita lila martÍn de "mentir para vivir". y gloria trevi hace una advertencia a los que planean hacer una pelÍcula de su vida sin autorizaciÓn. >>> ya regresamos vengase ♪ fami-familia ioe! [ boy ] ♪ en equipo y con valor ♪ fami-familia ioe! ♪ en el campo y el comedor [ locutora ] el trabajo en equipo empieza en casa. frosted flakes de kellogg's. el impulso que ayuda a tu familia a dar el máximo. ♪ los benítez van ♪ los jiménez van, van ♪ y con tony rugirán ♪ fami-familia ioe! ♪ los campeones cantarán ison riquísimos! ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> quÉ tal amigos, soy ricky martin, maÑana estarÉ en "despierta amÉrica", presentando mi mi primer libro infantil. santiago entre las estrellas. >>> ricky, ricky! eso mi ricky, estamos toda la familia reunidos, somos una familia, buen

virginia senator chet peterson, a long time friend, remembers campaigning alongside the father/son duoke time for them to travel together. as a father he had a lot of concerns about his son, just issues involving dropping out of school and things of that nature. >> reporter: gus was a music major at the college of william mary. in the last month he left the school. the "richmond times dispatch" report gus deeds was sent to an mental health hospital. the paper cites a source saying he was released the day before the altercation because a bed was not available. creigh deeds is well-known in virginia politics. in his unsuccessful bid to be governor in 2009 he garnered a presidential endorsement. >> i know he is the right person for virginia, and you know it, too. >> reporter: if someone like gus deeds is brought in for an emergency mental health evaluation, he could only be held for up to six hours. judge can issue a longer stay of up to three days, but there has to be an available bed and here we are, six years after the massacre at virginia tech, and the supply of those available psychi

chet hutly and frank mcgee and bill ryan.lephone and they were repeating what they were hearing from reporters in dallas. it was only othe next day that we got live pictures when linden johnson the new president came back to washington and got off the plane, actually, it was later that same night with mrs. kennedy and her bloodstained clothes with robert kennedy holding her hand and the picture showing her getting into the ambulance at andrews air force base with her husband's body. >> what was it like in the newsroom that day when you finally arrived? had you rolled back up the windows and driven into the bureau that day. describe the scene there. chaos? >> it was chaotic. but it was the kind of chaos where had you professional people who were steeped in journalism. most of these people came out sandra van came out of the kennedy white house. news service background. professional journalists and knew what they were doing even though it was loud and people shouting and also periods of quiet as the moments sank in to all of us