. >> governor connally was shot in the upper left chest in the first unconfirmed reports say the presidentit in the head. that is an unconfirmed report that the president was hit in the head. the president's wife jackie kennedy was not hurt. a dallas news man said he was shortly become the president in the parade. he said after the shots were fired he happened to look up at the texas book depository and saw the rifle being pulled back in. >> president kennedy has been given a blood transfusion in an effort to save his life after he and governor connally were shot in an assassination attempt in downtown dallas. >> just a moment, we have a bulletin coming in. bill hampton. mr. hampton: the president of the united states is dead. i have just talked to father oskar huber. he and another priest have tells me that they have administered the last rites of the catholic church to president kennedy. president kennedy has been assassinated. it is official now, the president is dead. women here in shock, some have fainted. secret service men are standing by. there is only one word to describe the pict

gov connally: this is true.kennedy: well and uh, the way i see it, it looks like ah, it could very well come down to texas again and we'll need the money and the votes and we do something for it. what is the plan? lyndon johnson: well, i defer to the governor. gov connally: uh, maybe uh, yeah, maybe i can host a dinner in austin. john f kennedy: the three of us on a tour; we do austin, san antonio and dallas. gov connally: no, not dallas, you, you lost the hell out of dallas by 60,000 votes, i lost by 20,000. they just murdered all of us. john f kennedy: that's why we're gonna change that. well it looks good, kenny. lyndon johnson: dallas isn't safe. housewives came out of their houses to spit on me during the '60 campaign. kenneth o'donnell: november. say ah, a week before thanksgiving. john f kennedy: all right, let's book it. lee harvey oswald: marina, marina, god damn it, where are my guns? marina: where are you going? lee harvey oswald: nixon's in town. i want to have a look. marina: why need the gun for a

. >> could a single bullet have wounded both president kennedy and governor connally?me the most controversial aspect of the report. >> if one bullet couldn't shoot men, it meant there were two shooters and there was a conspiracy. >> the conspiracy theorists claim that the second shot was a magic bullet. they argue that a bullet would have had to make a right turn then a left turn in mid-air. the reality is that connally was not seated directly in front of kennedy. >> if you figure out the alignment of where the men sat, and if you look down as i did it is perfectly plain, i submit to you, that the bullet that exited from president kennedy's throat, which it did not, or someone else in the automobile. >> to believe that it didn't hit governor connally, that would be a real magic bullet, one that disappeared in thin air. what mae best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so sim

. ♪ >> the vice president and texas governor john connally applauds president kennedy's entrance as heeturns to his hotel for a breakfast with the fourth -- fort worth chamber of commerce. the breakfast party awaits the arrival of mrs. kennedy. >> years ago, i introduced myself in paris by saying i was the man who accompanied mrs. kennedy to paris. i'm getting that same sensation as i travel around in texas. [applause] president kennedy: nobody wonders what lyndon and i wear. [laughter] [applause] announcer: on a more serious note, the president's last words , reflections of his hope for the future. pres. kennedy: this is a very dangerous and uncertain world. history will not permit it. the balance of power is still in the side of freedom, we are still the keystone of freedom, i think we will continue to do as we have done our past, our duty. i'm confident as i look to the future that our chances for security, our chances for peace are better than they have been in the past. and the reason is because we are stronger. and with that strength is a determination to not only maintain the pe

this would include weapons brought oo city properttwith permit to connal and carry. the idea stirred up a lot of controversy with people. kwwl's kristin rogers spoke qith the mayor today. she joins us live from outside the council chambers where the discussion is set to take place.... ron, the meeting is set to begin within the next half hour. thth mayor told me she has been called names and received threatening emails since the idea of this resolution came up. but tonight she said, is about voicemail on your personal phone that's what she says the discussion is about, hearing opinions from both sides (cg: amy neilsen) "i understand that a lot of them do carry because they feel that they need that for their own protection and i understand that." but she says there are amy neilson) "those people need to understand that there are other people on e after library board members in north liberty noticed there was not a weapon free zone policy for their building building here which is home to more than the library itself." (cg: jennie garner/ and after school program, two b

. >> catherine: john connally.-- sean connery >> diane: i would say australian. >> grant: i am from philadelphia. we have horrible accidents. --a ccents >> diane: really? >> catherine: any accidents preference? --accent preference >> gary: san jose! (laughter) >> gary: san jose baby! >> gary: i always tease catherine... she travel all ove the place. >> diane: >> grant: she's with the people. >> diane: i agree. >> catherine: thank you >> gary:buttering up, catherine! let's go! >> gary:49ers head coach jim tomsula dodged questions from the media about who the starting quarterback would be >> a set last week the decision was made we had an open week to see where things will go from there. i will talk to those people, before i talk to these people. >> nothing has been sent to anyone. >> catherine: >> gary:just a few hours later blaine gabbert was named the san francisco 49ers starting quarterback for the teams week 11 >> gary:road game against the seattle seahawks. the former jacksonville jaguar >> gary:completed 15 of

president and texas governor john connally applauds president kennedy's entrance as he returns to his hotel for breakfast with the fourth chamber of commerce. the breakfast party awaits the arrival of mrs. kennedy. >> if you years ago, introduced myself by saying i was the man who accompanied mrs. kennedy to paris. i'm getting that same sensation as i travel around in texas. [applause] kennedy: no one wonders what lyndon and eyewear. -- and i wear. [laughter] [applause] >> on a more serious note, the president's last words -- reflections of his hope for the future. president kennedy: this is a very dangerous and uncertain world. history will not permit it. in balance of power is still the side of freedom, we are still the keystone of freedom, i think we will continue to do as we have done our past, our duty. i'm confident as i look to the future that our chances for security, our chances for peace are better than the have been in the past. and the reason is because we are stronger. and with that strength is a determination to not only maintain the peace, but also the interests of the

i think we can safely say governor connally was not high on the bush christmas card list.only a few people he had not forgiven and a lot of them live in dallas, come to think. one of them does. there is one in particular we do not have to talk about, but years. so, what happened was john connolly realized what was going on. as smart as hell politician who realized what was going on, so he puts lloyd bentsen in the race. if you read the dallas morning news two things jump out at you.you. one is for george hw bush was just one sexy guy. i mean,, every story talks about how he had candies glamour, the country club matrons would swoon over him. again and again it had this thing about his appeal. well, the paperswell, the papers are writing, we have two tall war veterans who are pretty good-looking, served in the house, and in texn 1970 i don't1970 had to tell the former governor, the advantage was for the democrats. he loses the race. more conservative. his move got the nomination. president bush goes up to me with nixon. someone suggested the un to him. a washington guy. and

this is a guy who is more likely john this cycle's connally, spending tons of money, and getting very few delegates despite having a lot of media and establishment. you look at polls and they are very consistently showing that a third of the republican party loan jeb bush. debt when you start with a third of the parties will vote for anybody but you. h that is a problem. only candidate who regularly gets pasted no matter ask.state u.s. -- you maybe you can go a little further with bush because he has not only thelf candidate who might have a foot part of theal republican party and the establishment conservatives, he really has only feet in the literal and most far left of the party. if you look at polling, marco rubio has some support in that more left-wing. it is hard to get out of that. he was a conservative governor and anyways, but he does not emphasize those things. how to back oneself out of being seen not just as conservative, to the mostfeeling left voters in republican primaries are hard thing to get out of. karlyn bowman: are there any questions back in this part of the room

the only recent other candidate we can find who wait it had same amount of time as jeb bush was connallyyears after being reelected as a democrat. he outraised everyone in the republican primary and famously won just one delegate. the only other candidate we could find that waited a decade between runs for office was jeb's four, george h.w. bush. he waited ten years and lost the nomination to ronald reagan. >>> coming up, my in >>> welcome back. at first he maintained he didn't want the job. but paul ryan was elected to replace john boehner in what is surely one of the toughest jobs in politics these days, speaker of the house of representatives. and ryan faces quite a challenge to fix what he called a broken house and try to unite a fractured republican party in washington. his job was made a little bit easier this week with the passing of a bipartisan budget deal that raises the debt ceiling through 2017 past the election and greatly lessens the chances of a government shutdown over that period. i sat down with speaker ryan in his new office on his first full day on the job to get his

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this is a guy who is more likely john this cycle's connally, spending tons of money, and getting very few delegates despite having a lot of media and establishment. you look at polls and they are very consistently showing that a third of the republican party loan jeb bush. debt when you start with a third of the parties will vote for anybody but you. h that is a problem. only candidate who regularly gets pasted no matter ask.state u.s. -- you maybe you can go a little further with bush because he has not only thelf candidate who might have a foot part of theal republican party and the establishment conservatives, he really has only feet in the literal and most far left of the party. if you look at polling, marco rubio has some support in that more left-wing. it is hard to get out of that. he was a conservative governor and anyways, but he does not emphasize those things. how to back oneself out of being seen not just as conservative, to the mostfeeling left voters in republican primaries are hard thing to get out of. karlyn bowman: are there any questions back in this part of the room

this is a guy who i think is more likely to be this cycle's john connally, which is a spending tons and tons of money getting very few delegates despite having a lot of media and an associate of saudi ministers candidate and someone who can come back. if you look at polls and they have shown a third of the republican party calls themselves for a conservative, load jeb bush. when you start with a third of the party literally over anybody but you, that's a problem. is the only candidate that when ppp asks one on one trial heat with donald trump is only candidate who regularly gets pasted no matter what stage ask for no matter what, whether it's national or in state. this is a guy is deeply unpopular wit with a third of te party as income the other two-thirds of the party much to hang their hat on spent maybe can go further with bush. i think he is paid himself, agreed with henry genovese paid himself not only as a candidate who might have a foot in the little part of the republican party and establish a conservative. he is only the in the liberal and most far left part of the party. dupli