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douglas kennedy is in our newsroom with the latest in our series, taking liberties. douglas?ah, jon. the amish say the triangles violate their lifestyle. it's an agent that's not working in kentucky where some claim the slow-moving bug dwis are on knox chus. for many an amish buggy conjures thoughts of a simple time, far from the angst of the modern world. but for some residents in mayfield, kentucky, they're just annoying. >> i almost hit one coming home from work. >> you never know who's coming or going. >> they're tearing up the roads with the steel wheels. >> reporter: you don't like to see these buggies on the road. >> not without the orange emblem, absolutely not. >> reporter: brad is a state rep from mayfield, a town with a large population of a strict amish sect who live life like it's the early 20th century. stopping time in 1913. unfortunately, according to nesler, they're also stopping traffic, and he wants all the amish around here to put these brightly-colored orange triangles on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent or

in lower manhattan, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> get into this weekend. >> he wants to get right to, he always does and i like that, the passion brian has for the weekend weather forecast as we all do. a couple little wrinkles, but all things considered probably not a bad weekend. some of the newest guidance suggesting tonight that we may have a shower or two. so i updated the forecast because i kind of believe it, that that could happen. we'll get right to it. this is that free app that we've been talking about, fox 5 weather app. you can download that on your iphone. you can download that on your ipad, droid, not quite yet to your blackberry, but hopefully soon and it's just that easy. go to the app store or droid market or ticket fox 5 weather to 29473. you'll do it in about 10 seconds for you. here's my weather photo for the day. we did have some sunshine today. so this picture applies, a sunny friday this afternoon out there after the showers and thunderstorms came through. winds are still gusty, 28 miles per hour here in the city, gusting over 30 miles per hour out in some of o

we've gone from the lincoln douglas debates, kennedy-nixon, the dig any ofified obama mccain debatesthe jerry springer show where it's not who says the smartest things that counts, it's who gets the most laughs or applause from the audience which isn't going to help newt gingrich. if he ever makes it to the big leagues, no audience applause is going to be allowed so newt will [ jody ] four course feast. man it's great. the guests love it. [ male announcer ] red lobster's four course seafood feast is back. get soup, salad, cheddar bay biscuits, dessert and choose one of 7 entrees. four courses for only $15. offer ends soon. i'm jody gonzalez, red lobster manager and i sea food differently. >> it all started in the 1950's with one man and simple idea. one of these days, bang, zoom, straight to the moon. nasa started and that dream was realized as man walked on the moon. since then, nothing major has happened in space but in our number one story tonight, one man seems destined to reignite america's fascination with the lunar surface, newt gingrich. today gingrich challenged past space v

douglas kennedy and his wife molly welcoming a baby boy, daniel beau kennedy born yesterday. 8 pounds 7 ounces. congratulations to doug, and molly who did all the workment. jenna: we than work. jenna: thank you for being with us today. jon: "happening now" is all wrapped up. jenna: "america live" starts right now. megyn: new reaction from the white house and republicans as we get word the unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest level in nearly 3 years. welcome to "america live," everyone, i'm megyn kelly. president obama speaking out a short time ago saying the number is headed in the right direction, but also acknowledging that many americans are still hurting. here is where we stand today. the unemployment rate is now at 8.5%, thanks in part to the 200,000 jobs that were ordered last month. one of the other reasons the unemployment rate is following, 170,000 folks have given up looking for work all together just in the last two months. our chief white house correspondented henry is live on the north lawn. ed. >> reporter: the downside in these kind of numbers is the number of pe

douglas kennedy did a big story for us.ou've got huge problems at home; a currency that's tanking, sanctions, voters who hate you and your superiors, the mullahs who actually run the place, they think you're a bum bler. so what do you do? you get out of town to try to forge ties with some other world leaders. right now ahmadinejad has been meeting in countries like venezuela and ecuador ahead of possible new western sanctions over his country's nuclear program. steve harrigan is following this story from our miami bureau. he's looking for friends, steve, huh? >> reporter: that's exactly right, jon. ahmadinejad is looking for friends, for allies, and he's finding them among leftist latin america leaders in the america's backyard. he's just finished a round of talks with the castro brothers in cuba, arrived a short time ago in ecuador. these allies could become useful if sanctions do tighten on iran, useful to move raw materials and money, useful, also, for diplomatic cover. it's important, though, to keep in mind the major p

douglas kennedy is on this story live with more now.ood morning. >> reporter: bill, the internet is a great place to promote yourself. it is a great place to exact revenge. this manhattan attorney recently disever coulded the hard way. he was the youngest prosecutor in norwalk, connecticut. he worked for the nfl. and "court tv". but if you google matt kal u.k., the first thing that comes up, liars and cheaters are us,.com. on this site the ex-girlfriend says no one should trust you. this is now available to anyone with a computer. >> it is unfortunate. anybody can go on line to do that. >> reporter: one of the posts is from miranda. she said matt lied when he said he would marry her and cheated on her with his current wife during their three year-relationship. he says the effects on his life have been devastating. you lost clients. hard to get a mortgage. >> people even when we went to buy a house, my wife and i, have problems with homeowners selling us our house. >> reporter: he suing two of his ex-girlfriend he says posted on the site

douglas kennedy in the newsroom. >> reporter: the all mick -- all mesh reject all technology and progressre rejecting them and their buddies. amish buggy conjures thoughts of simpler time, far from the angst of the modern world. to some residents in may feed, kentucky. they're just annoying. >> almost hit one coming home from work. >> you never know who is coming or going. they're tearing up the roads with the steel wheels. >> reporter: we don't like to see these buggies on the road? >> not without the orange emblem, absolutely not. >> reporter: he is the state representative from mayfield, a down with a large population of a strict amish sect who live life like the early 20th century, stopping time in 1913. unfortunately according to nessler they're also stopping traffic. he wants all the amish around here to put these brightly colored orange try angles on the back of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it is fluorescent color is contrary at this to their advoid dance displaying loud color. >> reporter: owe is an member of the american civil liberties union. he represents eight amish men who r

eight men have been arrested for refusing to do so, and douglas kennedy has been on the source lookingthis. >> reporter: hey, bill. yeah, the amish reject all technology and most progress. now, some in kentucky are rejecting them and their buggies. for many an amish buggy conjures thoughts of a simpler time, far from the angst of the modern world 6789 but to some residents in mayfield, kentucky, they're just annoying. >> i almost hit one coming home from work. >> you never know who's coming or going. they're tearing up the roads with the steel wheels. >> reporter: you don't like to see these buggies on the road. >> no, not without the orange emblem, absolutely not. >> reporter: fred is a state rep from mayfield, a town with a large population of a strict amish sect who live life like it's the early 20th century, stopping time in 1913. unfortunately, according to the representative, they're also stopping traffic, and he wallets all the amish around here to put these brightly-colored orange triangle on the backs of their horse-drawn buggies. >> it's a worldly symbol. its fluorescent oran

congratulations in order for a count, douglas kennedy and his wife, polly, welcoming a new baby boy intong family born thursday morning weighing eight pounds and seven ounces. a big baby! best wishes from everyone at "fox & friends" family and the entire family. eight pounds. seven ounces. >>alisyn: mom looks to be doing well. >>dave: next, mid-february. >>alisyn: you are barely showing. >>dave: if you book about the first lady causing quite a stir, a look at the president and mrs. obama but it is how they are being portrayed that has people talking. >>alisyn: i will read this now. juicy. all the previews and the details for us. tell us, peter. >>peter: not run up to the 2008 election when she relied her husband was probably going to become president and she was probably going to become the first lady this book says that she wanted to stay in chicago with her daughters after the inauguration and delay moving to the white house until at least the end of the year and she caved and went to walk it wasn't because she was eager to fulfill the obligations of being the first lady only because s

what is the worth, douglas, would you say, from historical important point of view? >> you can't write about the kennedyithout dropling -- grappling with the contents of this tape. it places everything that occurred, just that clip you just played. why if the radio is saying you're taking president kennedy for an autopsy at walter reed, you just heard it, why was kennedy, once landed diverted to bethesda naval hospital. it's simply a question but the autopsy of an assassinated president is important stuff and missing from all the books written until now. we're heading into the 50th anniversary of the kennedy tapes assassination and these will be footed noted in all books in the future. this is a serious find. i don't know the rare book manuscript market and who would want to purchase it but from an historian's point of view, it's important information. >> it's fascinating. an absorbing and compelling story. sat in this guy's house, and even the warren commission never heard this tape, i think is extraordinary. thank you for bringing it in and douglas, for putting it in historical context. i'm sure this

douglas ginsburg was almost appointed and then withdrew for various reason. and anthony kennedy was appointed. and anthony kennedy, of course, makes the law for him the whole country a. including a 1992, you see how the interpretation of this clause really in fact changed history. in a way that i don't think anybody really knows about except for the person who discovered it. and now you. is a similar issue by the way with hillary clinton who also argue that it violates the ineligibility clause as secretary of state. and going to find out why it's okay for her to be there in that office, you will have read the book. okay, next raise what you might want to learn about the ineligibility clauses is this. because the clauses are not political hot potato to get their hot potatoes you would know about them. so they're usually not hot potatoes. and because there is no longline of cases that go along with them, they are easier to understand, it's easy to understand about issues about how to interpret the constitution and if you think about the first amendment or the 14th were some of the

douglas macarthur. hoover would keep memoranda of conversations with notable people whom he met, like joseph kennedy, colonel truman smith, and james farley, the democratic postmaster general are in fdr. and hoover had the habit of writing memoranda afterward about the conversations, and i give two or three samples in the appendix of his. he had a marvelous confidante in washington who was publisher of the arm where and navy journal and he was a close friend of the japanese ambassador before pearl harbor, who he evidently met with every day. so, once a week he would write multipaged letters to hoover on the news. this is contemporary with the happenings in the 1940s. some of that material worked its way into the magnum opus because for hoover it was inside information he could draw upon. so he had a research assistant, kemp who was an economist who was teaching and earning a doctorate while working for hoover, and kemp was an intelligent man, very conservative in his foreign policy outlook, very loyal to hoover, and he wasn't rewriting hoover. no one rewrote hoover but hoover was willing to accept suggestion

kennedy assassination and now we know what it may be. tapes that were kept secret for 50 years now revealed. douglasrinkley will show us what the story is and theory con spir rifts could learn from them. >>> dolphins have beached themselves on cape cod. dozens have died. we'll see what might be causing it. >>> newt gingrich is told to give up the eye of the tiger as we check this morning's headlines. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by discover card. it pays to switch. it pays to discover. t dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback right now, get 5% cashback at gas stations. it pays to discover. are made with sweet cherries and the crisp, clean taste of our cranberries. i cannot tell a lie. 'tis tasty. okay, george washington, did you take my truck out last night? 'tis tasty. new ocean spray cherry juice drinks, like cran-cherry, made with sweet cherries and the crisp taste of cranberries. ah, sweet deal! find out how to get a free cherry juice drink at oceanspray.com or on facebook.

douglas macarthur you mentioned. hoover would keep memoranda of conversations with notable people whom he met like joseph kennedy, coloneluman smith and james farley, the democratic postmaster general have under fdr. he had all sorts of sources and hoover had the habit of writing memoranda afterwards of these conversations and i give two or three samples in the appendix of this habit of his. that was one of collecting inside information. he had a marvelous confidant, man named john mclaughlin in washington who is the publisher of the army and navy journal and you happen to be a close friend of general marshall and at the japanese ambassador before pearl harbor. he evidently met with him every day so once a week he would write multipage single pays -- singlespaced small type whether some of the latest news. this was contemporary with the happenings in the 1940s. some of that material worked its way into the magnum opus because for hoover it was inside information that he could drop on. and so he had a research assistant, camp, kemp, who was an economist teaching and earning a doctorate wall working for hoover halftime and

douglas macarthur you mentioned. hoover would keep memoranda of conversations with notable people when he met, like joseph kennedy, colonel truman smith, and james farley, the democratic postmaster general under fdr. he had all sources of sources and hoover had the habit of writing memoranda about conversations, and i give two or three samples in the appendix of this habit of his. he had a marvelous confidante, in washington, who was publisher of the army and navy journal and he was close friend of general marshal the japanese ambassador before pearl harbor, who he evidently met with every day. so, once a week o'wasen would write small alerts on all the latest news -- this is contemporary with the happenings in the 1940s. some of that material worked its way into the magnum opus because for hoover it was inside information he could draw upon. so he had a vive assistant, kemp, who was an economist, who was actually teaching during the time he was writing the book with hoover. kemp was an intelligent man, very loyal to hoover, and he want rewriting hoover. but hoover was willing to accept suggestions. >> host: how did he ef

kennedy jr. they have been released and we're going to talk about jfk's last three months of his life with presidential historian douglas this morning as "starting point" gets under fwha roughly nine minutes or so. "early start" is back right after this short break. >>> pretty shot. >> you know, i love new york, i love chicago. >> but you've got a new favorite? >> i love those people in atlanta. good morning to you. 37 degrees right now. guess what. sunny, 65 later. those folks are super nice there. >> sun rise looks beautiful, doesn't it? the halceon environment and existence in atlanta. eight minutes until the top of the hour. big changes for your kids school lunches being unveiled later this morning. we still going over that whole beef about pizza being a vegetable. yes, it still is. >> senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is in atlanta with some of these proposed changes. >> the one thing i want elizabeth to answer, if they have changes and they're great news, why is it that still, still the congress oh we the congressional decision on pizza and french fries being vegetables still holds? >> there you go, eli

kennedy jr. they have been released and we're going to talk about jfk's last three months of his life with presidential historian douglasing as "starting point" gets under fwha roughly nine minutes or so. "early start" is back right after this short break. >>> pretty shot. >> you know, i love new york, i love chicago. >> but you've got a new favorite? >> i love those people in atlanta. good morning to you. 37 degrees right now. guess what. sunny, 65 later. those folks are super nice there. >> sun rise looks beautiful, doesn't it? the halceon environment and existence in atlanta. eight minutes until the top of the hour. big changes for your kids school lunches being unveiled later this morning. we still going over that whole beef about pizza being a vegetable. yes, it still is. >> senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is in atlanta with some of these proposed changes. >> the one thing i want elizabeth to answer, if they have changes and they're great news, why is it that still, still the congress oh we the congressional decision on pizza and french fries being vegetables still holds? >> there you go, elizabeth. >>