no one was in dealey plaza. all of the secret service officers are taught to go with their protectees. they went to parkland hospital with the president and vice president, soon to be president johnson. you were these people? no one can identify. i don't have an answer, but i have explained it in the book, stuck to the facts. people can make up their own mind. that is the warren commission. >> host: even if it was explained, would it change anything at all or would it still just be that oswald acted alone? >> guest: that is a great question. if people had -- let's suppose there were people pretending to be secret service officers. why were they in dealey plaza? why were they at the top of a grassy knoll? this would add some evidence, some hard evidence to the belief that, perhaps, other people were not involved, perhaps there was a second shooter by the defense. i am convinced that if there was the second shooter behind the picket fence he either did not fire or missed entirely because the bullet trajectories cl

but for now the budget dealeys and will probably see a vote in the house tomorrow, and then they wouldick it over to the senate. conservatives have had some criticisms of this, as have more liberal members. so it's really the end of the spectrum that have been raising their voice of concern. but darrell issa who holds a lot sway here on capitol hill said he is a conservative and he still supports this. >> conservative groups would like to get more. i would like to get more, but if what we want to do is keep the government open but get a trajectory of savings for now, and then quite frankly argue rightfully so in the 2014 elections that we should be more willing to do more than this particular combination, i think that's the right thing to do. >> the two brokers of this deal, senator patty murray, and paul ryan of wisconsin, said the main bonus is it stops that constant careening from crisis to crisis that washington has become known for, dell. >> libby i'm confused isn't this the way it used to happen in washington, neither side got exactly what they wanted and therefore, they called i

know trying to prevent any sort of dissent or create any sort of suit space for dissent we saw in dealey videos of nighttime bombardments of villages in behind with tear gas these are areas where there's no protests whatsoever going on the government just comes in and fires massive amounts of tear gas to punish citizens for expressing dissent or protests we've seen the government try to hold the so-called national dialogue with the opposition but you can't really have this dialogue brothers through so many political prisoners and representatives of the opposition major players of the opposition in prison. and breaking news story this hour there are reports of up to one hundred policemen injured in the ukrainian capital protests as to with stones and tear gas have been pushed away from the president's administration building hundreds of thousands are still out on the streets despite a month long ban on rallies in the city center and. is and care for us he joins us now live hi there like say so what's happening there. well just a few minutes ago basically that. police had to use force to c

dealey reason ibo remembered i played was two of my sons played in college and still play in the nationalague. i am a mississippi boy. i played football there, graduated, met my wife there. i loved the experience. we had good teams in college and i was fortunate enough to get drafted to play football for the new orleans saints. i was fulfilling my childhood dream of being a professional athlete. there are things that most people forget. they forget i play football but the fact that my sons play -- >> what you think about all this talk of paying college athletes? >> i don't think the players need to be paid. i think college education is a wonderful we weren't. don't worry too much about pro ball. enjoy the college experience and get that education. most players aren't going to go into pro football. the main thing is get a degree in college education. >> as a former athlete and father, he was asked about excessive roughness and concussions. >> we need to make sure we get back -- i think football is a great game. there are a lot of life lessons for young men to play the game of football. our

thousands of people gathered at dealey plaza, the site of where he was shot in dallas, texas, on november 1963. president obama and clinton, along with first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton, laid a wreath at the eternal flame, where jfk was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery, the fateful day never forgotten. pe said the memory of president kennedy will live on. >> i just think he had this worldwide magnetism. it was just incredible. everyone in the u.k. -- even -- we have a grandson who is just 9, and he knows about jfk. >> accomplished a lot in the short time he was with, and i think his legacy still resonates with generations. >> oxford university press unveiled the 2013 word of the year -- "selfie." the publisher said it's seen a big jump in the usage of the word in the past year. smartphones have made it easier for people to take self-portraits, thanks to popular sites like instagram. "selfie" was added to the online version of the oxford dictionary and may go into the traditional version in the future. for the first time ever, pope francis publicly displayed relics b

they asked for marriage to be dealey defined as a union between a man and woman. change will be a set back for equality. >> sunday mass at the biggest cathedral. for the catholic church in croatia it's a question of preserving the morale values of the nation. >> if we want to be true believers it's our duty to vote for the preservation of sanctity of marriage to u. for us it's not just a union between two people but god is always present. >> we are not against anybody but the family is man, woman and child. anything else is not a family. i'm for traditional marriage. i have been married for 50 years now. i have two children and i don't care about one's sexual orientation but i'm bothered seeing them holding i hold handd kissing in public. >> the large number of voters showing up to cast their ballot show that it's important to hem. them in the opinion polls two-thirds are for defining marriage as an exclusive union between man and woman. the same poll suggestions that the turn out could be the highest in the last 20 years of croatia's independence. it appears a va

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and finally, we will take you to dealey plaza in dallas for ceremony remembering the 50th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy. all thishistory tv, week in prime time on c-span three. the first lady series continues tonight with a look at the life and career of pat nixon. she traveled abroad more than any first lady before. she also allowed more public white house to worse and allow .- white house tours the life and times of pat nixon tonight at 9 p.m. eastern on c- span. you can also listen on c-span radio. >> the world is on fire. my education expires after five to 10 years. everything is new, the cloud is new, facebook is new, google is new. historically what we have done is we slice human life into five slices. the working phase, phase, the resting phase, then dying. learn,ld play, we should we should work, we should rest at the same time. we really have to stay up-to- date. >> new year's day on c-span, just before 1 p.m. eastern and throughout the afternoon ceos of you'd ask the, twitter, and others on the future of higher .ducation, and robotics formerte

you are heading into an area called dealey class stamp yes, we are coming down main street, and we turn right on houston and had to make a sharp left hand turn and a lot of people say, why didn't you go straight down main street? well, we couldn't because we had to go right when we got underneath the underpass. if we have gone straight down main street, we couldn't get across that concrete divider that was in the center of the road. so we had to go right on and left on home to make it work on our way to the area. >> this is a photo of you and you have turn here and explain where you are in this photo. >> time in the forward position and these are leading on the other side of me and agent mcintire is here. there was one other agent in the back of the car with an a air of 15 rifle and he was in a position between kenny o'donnell and they powers and there was another asian out there as well in the intelligence division making sure that everything was going okay. and there was an agent in the front seat. we proceeded down the street and we were down there and we had slowed down considerably

finally, we will take you to dealey plaza in dallas, for the anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy. the first lady's series continues tonight with a look at the life and career of pat nixon. she traveled abroad more than any other first lady before her, and led efforts to acquire more furniture, antiques, and art for the white house. she offered her husband's when the support watergate scandal broke. you can also listen on c-span radio. >> reporters in washington were recently given a tour of the u.s. capitol dome, which will soon undergo complete restoration. the outer iron shell has more than 1000 cracks caused by aging and whether. kevinl now hear from hildebrand about how the dome was built over the original dome that sat on top of the capitol building. this is half an hour. staircase wasar the original way to the first capitol dome, and continues to be the way we get to the walter dome. it was built in 1826. the original staircase was wooden. 1851, whenved in there was a fire in the library of congress. for fear that the fire would spread to the wooden dome, they cu

of the motorcade, most of the crowds were on main street and you are heading into an area called dealey plaza. >> yes. we are coming down main street and we turned right on houston and had to make a very sharp turn, left hand turn on elm street. right in front of the texas bookstore depository. a lot of people say why didn't you go straight down main street? we couldn't because we had to go right willie got underneath the triple underpass in order to get on the freeway. if we're gone straight down main street we couldn't get across that concrete divider. so we had to go right on houston, left on l. street to make it work, getting to the free will on her way to the trademark. spinks of this is a photo of you on l. street to give turn onto elm street and explained where you are and do these people we are seeing in this photo spent this is called the follow-up car. it's the car in italy behind the presidential vehicle. i'm in the forward position. there is a get mcintyre and ager landis my assistant was opposite agent mcintyre. there was one other agent in the back of the car. he had an ar

not what you want to be dealey with. >> no, ma'am. >> more than 85 million people will be traveling by car to see family and friends. that's more than one in four americans and, of course, you will want to use caution on the roads so you don't end up like this right here. icy roads like these in kansas caused multiple accidents. >> we've got 85 million on the roads, 5 million taking planes. what is everybody else taking? a train, maybe. a ferry. who knows. let's look in pi jennifer gray and a look at the forecast. who's getting hit hardest? >> a mess, guys. right now in the center part of the country continuing to push to the east. a threat of severe storms in the south, as you mentioned. very heavy. possibly flooding rains across much of the ohio valley. we also have the possibility for an icy mix across some sections and even heavy snow for folks up to the north. this is different than the last couple of winter storms we've had. this one has a lot of warm air in place. it going to mainly be a rain event, however, we will have the ice threat anywhere from oklahoma city through springf