of importance, but i also want to thank my wife ethel. >> ethel lives for this moment because she'seved bobby had a lot to offer. she wanted it to be bobby's turn and now it is bobby's turn. >> he felt very confident as he stood on that stage in the ambassador hotel. you can see it in his face. he knew he had a real shot. >> my thanks to you wiall of yo now it's on to chicago and let's win there. >> bobby was supposed to turn right and go into a press room. but some teeny boppers get in the way. >> kennedy is cut off from his own body guard. the hotel manager turns him around and aims him to exit through the kitchen. >> his body guard gets there too late. >> it's complete chaos. everybody is screaming and crying. >> we ran down the end of the hall. it looked really bad. >> robert kennedy has been shot. >> i remember looking at him and his shirt was open. that, that shock. that's stunning. >> ethel kennedy is leaning over him inches from his face. she can see that he's badly wounded. >> ted is with bobby's campaign team in san francisco when he hears the news. he rushes to be with hi

and you can really tell i think when a witness is lying. >> ethel and bobby would strategize and ethelto go in there and give it to them good. don't you let them get away with it, bobby, don't you let them get away with any of it. >> atta-boy. >> ethel shared his sense of the world, and that's one of the many reasons why they got along so brilliantly. >> do you two spend much time discussing the senate hearings at home? >> i can't think of anything else we discuss. >> the way she phrased it was, the world is divided into white hats and black hats. >> it really fascinates me. >> the black hats are them. the white hats are us. >> when other parents would take their kids to the playground to swing on the swings or go on the merry-go-round, my mother took us to the senate racket committee hearings so some of my first words were, "i refuse to answer that question." >> upon the grounds that the answer may tend to incriminate me. >> taking on the mob is never a risk-free thing to do. >> it put the family in peril. there were a lot of death threats. there were, you know, phone calls. ethel ken

how one can find a new life emerging salvation is shown by compass relief sun the four gallery in ethel's the pilgrim passes on the way to the summit. the needs tell a story and they teach the way they both delight and instruct. the many accounts of how the game. one tells of a young prince named sid datta who grew up in isolation from the wild needing a night of luxury and selfish pleasure. one day he left his father's palace in a carriage and on this outing met a stooped and frail old man. in reply to sadat as question as to what he might be his companion replied that this was an old frail man who was close to death when i to one day be old asked a young strong and handsome siddharta will i be stooped frail and close to death. on another occasion he met a sick man and his companion explained that the man was weak and ailing unable to look after or heal himself and might i to one day be sick asked the young handsome healthy siddharta. and on another outing he saw a dead body must die to die asked siddharta. last he realized he needs only to suffering to old age sickness and death. and si

. >> ethel picked the phone up and said very unhappily it's j. hoover. >> and bobby's stomach starts to sink, because he knows that j. edgar hoover doesn't call him unless it's bad news. >> and he clapped his hand to his mouth and said jack has been shot in dallas. >> it appears as though the motorcade group, there are people running up the hill. the presidential car copping up now. we know it's the presidential car there is mrs. kennedy in the pink suit, the secret service man over the top of the car. >> bobby decides immediately he has to go to dallas to be with his brother. but then he gets another call. >> he came in and just said "jack is dead." nothing else. walked away. >> from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official. president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. 2:00 eastern standard time some 38 minutes ago. >> jackie kennedy travels from the hospital to air force one to accompany her husband's body back to washington. lyndon johnson is waiting on the plane. >> jackie goes back to what had been her and jack's bedroom on

segment that he faces middle east baptism by fire and is one of the stories once for stay on the job and ethel is waiting in new mexico, democrat line. >> caller: you said talk about things coming up this week and. >> host: what is on your mind? >> caller: i want to talk about the border wall. i don't understand why we are focusing on mexico when we have a border of canada that is really insecure and we have more people coming in from foreign countries into vancouver, toronto and montrÉal and then you do down in mexico. what are we building walls four. what are we afraid of? are we afraid of the people from south america or is it terrorists? >> host: jason, what is congress saying about that mark. >> caller: i think in the coming weeks g this will be talked abot a lot. lindsey graham was on the program yesterday talking about the immigration proposals that they think they can get another crack at in any discussion on immigration overhaul whether protecting the daca kids and young adults and kids or other enforcement the wall will come up and there are questions whether the president will be e

their diet ties but worse and particularly prospect for instance for the single answer we borrow more ethel's the brussels' that attack the attack the terrorists attack could have been prevented if they listened winter what will you. be americans presenting his plans for food one of president of the insert called first rule while you out the terrorist and then make the plays livable for new for three point five million syrians who are our guest do you agree. with that isn't childless i've seen it in september i was unsure albus the people who had fled to turkey afford their lives and were and were living in the camps moved back to childless now terrible this is a livable city turkey is giving support when they need it they have their own police and it's a wonderful place where syrians who are fleeing from why peachy and terrorist attack is it can take forever changed plans or we had that already did you ask president assad if you agrees with you plans in his country or are you now the leader in syria. again we're talking about the fact that. almost half a million people have died we are talki

the closest people like ethel ofnedy, chuck spalding, course, i worked for tip o'neill and he knew all of the political stuff. six years of sitting with two bone meal in the room, he told me all these stories, he would sit and start talking to me and i thought, i am sitting here with a treasure chest of history here. host: as he walks into the kitchen at the ambassador hotel. you talk about his relationship officers.ehost: why is this significant? guest: i was sitting in the capital one night and i was looking at it, and i was a cop on the 3:00 to the eleven o'clock shift. i would work in an office all from morning, andicers then put on a uniform and be a police officer until 11:00 at night. a lot of time with quiet night -- quiet time at night. of all the liberal democratic senators, they are all highbrow and big thinking and they care about evil and all that, but the only one who ever said hello to capitol police when they lost i was bobby kennedy. that struck me. that was a true good guy who truly believed in law enforcement. he also was not a snob. a lot of them are country guys fr

but even thomas ethel's tonsils will only be partially removed. and it's been accomplished an infernal lot for a complete removal we used to cut here along the capsule and saw that the muscle was exposed as was the phyla but these days we cut here that's the main difference so that a very thin sliver of tonsil tissue remains just to protect the underlying muscles but yeah but you don't want to leave it in the. current research indicates that a partial removal is just as effective as a complete one the risk of dangerous post-operative bleeding is ten times lower with a partial removal than with the complete tonsilectomy. diego's operation was a success he's regained his appetite and is able to sleep at night. and that it's wonderful when your child's fine you're fine. and he has more energy too even without his tonsils his immune system will still develop normally. and i say thank you to drinking and all the therapy dogs and see you next week and until then let's all try to stay in good shape. the. touch. the boom a residential area. got a real goo

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the ensuing safety call faceoff ethel's lead shortened and when he tried to have a take failed terry bottas laser on a botched bit of breaking saw him slip down the rankings eventually finishing fourth behind force india said joe pass. looked to be on course for victory until a tie a puncture handed teammate lewis hamilton the wind behind him ferrari's commute raikkonen took second in hamilton admitted both boxes i'm special deserve more it's a little bit odd to be up here but i've got to take it i mean i didn't give up i kept pushing but definitely a very untidy race for me a sixty third career win puts hamilton's title defense back on course as he moves up the first in the rankings. the latest installment of marvel's avengers series has had a staggering success on its opening weekend in cinemas around the globe estimates suggest avengers affinity war it took in some whopping six hundred thirty million u.s. dollars worldwide at the box office on its first weekend while the final tally still has to be confirmed but the amounts would give it the edge over star wars the force awakens g

ethel in new mexico, line for democrats. caller: you said talk about things coming up this week? host: what is on your mind? caller: i want to talk about the border wall. i don't understand why we are focusing on mexico when we have the border in canada that is really insecure. we have more people coming come forth countries into vancouver -- foreign countries into vancouver, montreal. what are we afraid of? are we afraid of the people from south america or terrorists? host: what is congress saying about that? this is one of those issues they will be talking about a lot. lindsey graham was on the sunday programs talking about the immigration proposals they think they can get another crack at. any immigration overhaul, whether it is protecting the daca program, and adults and kids, or any kind of enforcement measures, the wall is going to come of. -- up. there was some question whether the president would be able to reprogram dod money to put money on the border wall. that remains to be seen. there is some question whether he could take money from the corps of engineers budget. th

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i got this photograph of ethel in the ambulance.t was one of the worst nights in american history. it was one of the worst nights for me because i met and talked with robert kennedy that very evening. was hisbill berry, who bodyguard, a former fbi agent, who was at his side all the time. do.e was nothing he could this guy popped out of the crowd and shot the senator. when robert kennedy's body was being put on a plane, this is former first lady jacqueline airport.t the that is the woman who had experienced this tragedy before. these are all pictures i took as a young a nightmare unfolds. host: we should point out ethel kennedy just turned 90 years old.back to your phone calls .jenny in honolulu hawaii line.crats david hume kennerly: is it yesterday in honolulu? [laughter] caller: thank you, david and marvin. got to wonder. you have not mentioned bob dylan. he inspired our generation. in 1968, he was in woodstock.he wasn't out in public . we were suffering some kind of separation anxiety.his songs were playing every 15 minutes on the

choice over what they are eating and there are no health reasons why you couldn't eat chickens that ethel wass chlorinated water the international trade secretary has said the media are obsessed with such me you've got a choice you can have chlorinated chicken or from our chicken or of chicken that's read from chicken feces it's all good according to liam fox reminds me of the story i read recently about a woman in a hospital. it was on an i.v. drip supposedly but it was actually a formaldehyde drip and she was embalmed close it was a story out of russia she was supposed to be on a drip to say sailing trip put some basically embalming fluid big mix up there that was pretty horrible but back to this story about the chlorinated chicken of course this is this was partly coming in with t.t. ip anyway this is going to overrule what the e.u. regulations were about and. i guess on the positive know if you're eating animal products that have are fed chicken feces perhaps your immune system might go up you know become more robust so well you know there is the standard process and i mean little col

have defiled churches in your hooligan debts and a lot of the very end politician fronts is a veil on ethel calls you on unwashed dirty creature covered in lights is how do you explain this hatred. was the. dear americans there will come the day and the hour when we will draw you out if you don't give up your imperialism that i did was i was. the people of the anyone to build their future in peace and freedom. nobody will stop us from doing that including the enemies of democracy in this shitty t.v. just i was meeting with who won't be seriously pissed were protesting against this conference was. he was . out the demonstrators in berlin believe the city employee that's due to mend was the dutch guy he was almost lynched was wonder how many shruti down. i tried to reach woody at amsterdam airport by asking the airport employees to find him like that. aren't there or how they got through to him and he called me. and culminate i said don't come back i'll come to amsterdam and then we can go elsewhere. and so i told him what had happened he told me i was exaggerating and nothing would happen an

commission and bob stern who wrote the political reform act and the brandon center and members of ethel e. commission and the roundtable discussion which went to the elements which went in as well. i wanted to conclude by having you hear a message from bob stern and that is that the current laws in the courts look at two terms. they don't look at independent expenditure committees. it's candidate control committees and in the court of law you do not want to prejudge the independence of the committee. that's the legal term and i suggest we all use that term non-candidate committee. >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> president -- >> mr. bush, please pull the microphone. thank you. >> i thought i was bellowing. thank you. i sent everyone a copy of what friends of ethics would make this an improved message though it's not in the language today. i'd like to say a few things in general. for some of you it's the first time you'll have an opportunity to vote on a comprehensive ethics legislation. for others of you, it may be the last time before your term ends in january. t

host: we should point out that ethel kennedy just turned 90 years old.er daughter was with us a few weeks ago. back to your phone calls, jenny in hawaii, democrats line. andare with marvin kalb david hume kennerly. caller: good morning. thank you, david and margaret. -- marvin. i have to wonder about you guys. you have not mentioned bob dylan. he inspired our generation. in 1968, he was in woodstock. we were suffering some kind of separation anxiety. on fm radio, his songs were playing every 15 minutes. nobody could escape awareness of what he had to say about american militarism beginning in 1962. in 1964 and 1965 you have not figured it out yet, none of us had. guest: i was still in high school. caller: i hope you will stop to think about this. i wrote a book about this subject. emphasizing dylan use of enigma to teach ethics. the title is singing in the christian era. he is a prophet. host: thank you. guest: bob dylan is one of the great ones, of course, but i would just point out that we cannot mention everybody who had anything to do with the year o

. >> jack's brother robert and wife ethel joined in the family's triumph.obby had been jack's campaign manager and their father is adamant he's handed an important role in the new administration. >> joe kennedy let jack choose his cabinet with one exception. joe insisted that the next attorney general be robert kennedy. >> one cold december morning the president gets bobby kennedy up in his house in georgetown and tells him he is going to be appointing him as attorney general and he says, bobby, grab your balls, let's go. >> jfk stops at the door and says, hey, comb your hair. >> bobby for most of his career a senate investigator is announced to the world as the new head of america's criminal justice system. >> in looking for an attorney general, he must lead the fight for law enforcement, who must administer our laws without favor and with matchless integrity, i have turned to a man in whom i have found these qualities. >> it was an act of outrageous, brazen nepotism. >> bobby, who had never tried a case in a court of law may have been in american history

last week, i had the chance to meet ethel who is a single mother of five children at compass family services. she works hard to take care of her kids, but she was recently struggling with her finances and fell behind on her rent. with the support from the city and nonprofit partners, we were able to help her pay her back rent, provide her with a rental subsidy. now that her finances are in order, she's looking forward to the future. the problem solving services i want to see continue and accelerate here in our city. it's not only inhumane and unethical for the city to allow it, it's also financially unsustainable. problem solving measures would prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place, costs half the amount compared to services for people who are already living on our streets and need to be rehoused. problem services -- problem solving services work. last year, 800 people took advantage of homeward bound which reunites family members and loved ones. those individuals, only 6% returned so san francisco to use the services of the city. i'm going to see supporting initiatives th

few short days i am honored to travel down to florida to celebrate the 90th birthday of bobby's wife ethel, i was a generation that was so inspired by john kennedy, you are saying yes but this is about bobby, yes it is, i learned everything that i could about john kennedy, you would not learn about john kennedy without learning about bobby kennedy, is chris still here? i flew back from phoenix monday. i finished the last 125 pages of chris' book, i had not read it for the purpose of being here. but i got to know bobby better. he announced for president and i think that barbara lee is right, had fate allowed him to survive, he would have been the president of the united states and what i got from chris' book was a little more of the depth of robert kennedy. of the hue -- humanity of robert kennedy, of that idealism of robert kennedy, the deep and abiding intellectual integrity that he had and displayed every day of his life. that's why we honor hum. remembering him. feeling -- him, remembering him, feeling sorry for ourselves that we did not have him as our president, he would have made suc

ethel: whoo! huey: hell, yes!heirself a lot of cash, and somebody--somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me cody, give me anndria. top 6 answers on the board. here we go. name something you can honestly say you've never made love in while it's moving. anndria: airplane. steve: airplane. cody: car. steve: car. pass or play? cody: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. coray, name something you can honestly say you've never made love in while it's moving. coray: i'm gonna say a bus. steve: a bus. coray: a bus. cash: yeah. nice answer. good answer. coray: whoo! whoo! steve: cash, name something you can honestly say you never made love in while it's moving. cash: i'm gonna say a train, steve. steve: train. coray: good answer. cody: good answer. corao!

she is the grandmother of john, lionel and ethel barry jr. -- barrymore, the direct descendant of drew barrymore, the actress. there is an acting family even more than the booths. she brought him to the arch street, he wasn't her type of actor, and he had come on too far, too fast. he became a star in a matter of months, just months. he had a real serious tutelage here in richmond as a junior actor, but once he headed for stardom, right, he just soared. and, you know, or veteran actresses like louisa lane drew thought he had come too far too fast. she brought him many because he told sixties, but nevertheless -- he sold tickets. if she didn't like you, she had a terrifying sense of humor, and one thing she would do, she would pretend to look to him for advice. now, he's only 23 years old, right, and just getting started, and he's reluctant to give advice to a grand lady of the theater, obviously, right? but she would, you know, embarrass him by doing stuff like that. here's a stage set from '63. this could be booth. this is a rehearsal, obviously. notice the gas footlights at the front

he hung out with earth lille miller, and -- ethel miller. i watched his writing over the period, but i think his mother, his mother appreciated him much more than what i did. she actually bought an early book of his poetry. ta'nehisi writes about him being a bad poet. i don't think he's a bad poet, i think he's a very good poet. very good poet. but the people he hung out with he felt were much better, so he gave up poetry. [laughter] but he published a chat book, he put a chat book together, and his mother brought it to me to print for him. and he didn't know it at the time, but i read that book closely. and i felt his power in his poetry then. now, this would have been, i don't know, 20-some-odd years ago. and then when he went to work under david carr at the city paper, he really became a sensation under david carr, under david carr's tutelage even at the city paper. he did a front page -- he'd only been at the city paper maybe about two months or something, and he was on the front page. so i'm saying all this to say that of course i've fo

i'm curious what was going on within the family, you and your mother and ethel kennedy and other familyembers considering whether or not robert f kennedy should seek the nomination. ms. kennendy townsend: we obviously thought our father was terrific and my mother was a very big support of him running, because she knew that in his heart, in his gut, he wanted to run for president. she knew that he's almost going on in the country, not only in vietnam, but poverty in the delta and the riots in the wases and she thought that his destiny in a sense. and he was saying that he should run. my father, understanding clearly was worried about the issue with lyndon johnson on one hand and the second issue is heated run his brother's campaign in 1960 and he understood that when you want to run for president, you try to make sure that you can win and you wind it up and you thought it through and you have a whole campaign in place, which is what he had established in 1960 four his brother. -- for his brother. it was more of a passionate crusading kind of campaign, which was -- part of them liked that

i'm going to be honored to travel down the florida to celebrate the 90th birthday of bobby's wife, ethel. [applause] rep. hoyer: i was a generation that was so inspired by john kennedy. you're saying yes, but this is about bobby. yes, it is. and i learned everything i could about john kennedy, and you could not learn about john kennedy without learning about bobby kennedy. is chris still here? i flew back from phoenix monday, and i finished the last 125 pages of chris' book. i had not really read it for the purpose of being here, but i got to know bobby better who announced for president. and i think barbara lee is right -- had fate allowed him to survive, he would have been the president of the united states. and what i got from chris' book was a little more of the depth of robert kennedy. of the humanity of robert kennedy, of that idealism of robert kennedy. the deep and abiding intellectual integrity that he had and displayed everyday of his life. and that is why we honor him. remembering him, feeling sorry for ourselves that we didn't have him as our president. he would have made suc

i'm going to be honored to travel down the florida to celebrate the 90th birthday of bobby's wife, ethel. i was a generation that was so inspired by john kennedy. you're saying yes, but this is about bobby. yes, it is. and i learned everything i could ant john kennedy and you could not learn about john kennedy without learning about bobby kennedy. is chris still here? i flew back from phoenix this -- monday, and i finished the last 125 pages of chris' book. i'd really not read it for the purpose of being here, but i got to know bobby better and who announced for president. and i think barbara lee is right -- had fate allowed him to survive he would have been the president of the united states. and what i got from chris' book was a little more of the depth of robert kennedy. of that idealism of robert kennedy. the deep and abiding intellectual integrity that he had and displayed every day of his life. and that is why we honor him. remembering him, feeling sorry for ourselves that we didn't have him as our president. he would have made such a difference because he brought such moral commit

ethel in new mexico, line for democrats. caller: you said talk about things coming up this week?t: what is on your mind? caller: i want to talk about the border wall. i don't understand why we are focusing on mexico when we have the border in canada that is really insecure. we have more people coming come forth countries into vancouver -- foreign countries into vancouver, montreal. what are we afraid of? are we afraid of the people from south america or terrorists? host: what is congress saying about that? this is one of those issues they will be talking about a lot. lindsey graham was on the sunday programs talking about the immigration proposals they think they can get another crack at. any immigration overhaul, whether it is protecting the daca program, and adults and kids, or any kind of enforcement measures, the wall is going to come of. -- up. there was some question whether the president would be able to reprogram dod money to put money on the border wall. that remains to be seen. there is some question whether he could take money from the corps of engineers budget. the no

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