f. kennedy ronald reagan model. t's the model of getting the government restrain and modest into areas of economic policy. fiscal and monetary policy. both kennedy and reagan identified substantially cutting in income tax rates, getting the dollar raw strong and stable as the specific policy that would let the private sector which is to say the real economy thrive. we need that. we need that. most of us are well aware that reagan was a tax cutter. he's the guy that had to deal with the horrible inflation of the 70s and 80s which came to end in the first years of his presidency. some of us are aware and correctly that bill clinton through some of that model fostered prosperity in the decade after ronald reagan with a republican congress in which he cut capital gains tax rates and was a proponent of free trade which would make him part of the mix. however, what is generally not known, at least not remembered but the subject of this book is about is that president john f. kennedy in the early 60s not only used but large

f. kennedy, jr., president of water keeper alliance, of the water keeper alliance. i want to ask you about a suit that you have against exxon but let me start with this. donald trump's picks for the -- for state, the epa, energy, the department of interior, let's say who they are. this is rex tillerson, he runs exxonmobil, scott pruitt will lead the epa, rick perry who promised to eliminate the energy department the boss there and his choice for interior secretary, ryan zinke has a 3% environmental record from the league of conservation voters. when you look at all these choices, mr. kennedy, what are your thoughts? >> environmentalists are not happy with those choices. you know, it feels like we kind of cut out the middleman and are

f. kennedy, nothing like it. it's very hard, in fact, when i have written about it myself, i said i can't deal with it so i write around it. you go right to the heart of what hit this country so hard that friday afternoon when we got the word from cronkite, most of us, and our president, this young, handsome guy who had everything going for him, including this beyond belief beautiful wife, everything going for him, and then he didn't live anymore. >> yeah. >> he was dead. >> a stunning moment. it's funny. my interest in jackie kennedy actually began because my mother was similarly scarred, for lack of a better term, by the assassination. she was 13 years old at the time it happened, and sthhe can reca in vivid detail the principal of the school coming into your classroom. she saved from that week in 1963 all of the newspapers and magazines, so when i was a kid, i would go to my grandmother's house and leaf through them and that's where my ierest in jackie sort of first began. >> and jackie, as she survived that d

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f. kennedy cabinet.re was again a no concern mcs the death of defense would deanything that would benefit ford at the expense of the country. you can criticize mr. mcnamara but ties to ford and whether he was doing something in the interest is not one of them. the uva senator for politics, the kennedy half century where he looks a at this and history it coming. a what due like are to the detroit sympathies guy will be beholding to his old industry? >> that's not been the practice in past presidencies youch mentioned john f. kennedy. he actually had four senior businessmen in his cabinet. you mentioned bob mc -- mcnamara at defendant and that was haled of a way to get ahold of the defense debt -- depth which was sprawling, douglas dillon, the treasury secretary, who hodges who was the governor of north carolina but off of the cotton industry, and the postmaster genoas a lawyer and a businessman. that was considered good practice and as i look back at a whole series of presidencies there hasn't been one wi

f. kennedy. he felt kennedy has credence today. i want to get right to my point and write it myself and i maybe raised an eyebrow and he said look, i've done best selling books and i'm going to put my energy, it will be mine and i'm going to write it. >> so joining me now to talk more about this is cnn national political reporter maeve reston and craig shirley, a conservative political strategist who authored "last act, the final years, an emerging legacy of ronald reagan." good to see both of you. maeve, you first. trump reportedly saying he admired kennedy and his ability to motivate people, he brought up the moon landing. is it going to be a challenge for trump to be that inspiring and motivating after what many called his very dark speech at the republican national convention? is it likely we will see the rnc trump or the election night victory speech about unity trump? >> i mean, i think he has certain certainly heard the message the last couple weeks since he's been going through this transition that this is a time to pull th

f. kennedy spent so much time away from his children, can you tell me how did that affect them and mrs. y especially after the president's death? >> well, the children were extremely close to kennedy. i could show you some photographs of caroline sitting on his lap on the back of a yacht. they used to go out on the honey pits, and he'd get out into the ocean to swim, and then she'd dive off the boat into his arms. they were just really close. and that was when he really appeared to be the happiest i'd ever seen him, was when he was around mrs. kennedy and the children. she was very dedicated to to the children and to her husband. she tried her best to give him some relaxing times. in the evening she would have small dinner parties in the white house with just friends. and so for maybe an hour and a half or two hours, he could get away from the oval office and the pressures. so it was after the assassination, of course, mrs. kennedy went into a tate of deep depression -- a state of deep depression. john was a little bit too young to really realize what had happened, although taking him to

american flags and just wanting to touch a kennedy -- not because of our family but because they loved america and they loved what america represented. they were hungary fhey were hungry for our leadership and they wanted our moral authority and they looked to us for that and there are people all over latin america and africa today whose name is kennedy. who named their kids after john kennedy because they loved our country. and this is the kind of leadership that i think americans want today to get rid of this bullying and this bellicose pugnacious foreign policy. >> do you think trump can do that? >> i think he can do that. i think he can do anything he wants because he is not bound by ideology. he is less bound by ideology than any president probably that we've had this century. >> so the new kennedys? >> he said to leonardo dicaprio the other day that he wanted to be the next teddy roosevelt and he can easily do that. he could -- but i think it's important to start by surrounding yourself with advisers who share that idealism and not people who are just working for the oil industry. >> i just haves about 10 seconds here, but do you think the new ken

f. kennedy who was accompanied by vice president johnson and a large number of members of congress. we are very fortunate to have received video of that event. the twohave here is inch video that was recording the event when carl hayden was honored at the westward by president kennedy in november of 1961. two inch video is rarely seen these days. there are very few surviving machines that can play this type of videotape. the work to digitize it and conserve this kind of video as very skilled and professional work. to have beenate able to recover this video and it is now online available for downloading. anyone globally can actually see president kennedy talking about him talking mynd meeting william jennings bryant on the train to washington, d.c. in 1912. it is a wonderful time capsule , a vice president johnson and president kennedy's remarks about his career. to have that in video for all to see is a wonderful treasure and a great object to study for political scientists and historians. one the nomination but had to wait until the 12th of december 1911. barry goldwater was the re

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f. kennedy international airport.f the bomb threat they were heading to houston when the threat was called in to have orders in germany. the website just airplane was taken to a remote area of the airport for 530 passengers and crew were evacuated. the plane was searched. nothing suspicious was found in the passengers are being taken care of. >> currency crisis is gripping venezuela. nicholas maduro ordering a bill worth about three u.s. cents out of circulation. they would destroy what he claims are smuggling claims with food and gasoline in venezuela which is then resold as they mark a period closing the border of colombia to keep the bill from being brought back into the country. >> former ceo joe petrosky predict oil prices will rise to $75 a barrel by the end of this year. here is why. >> it's very bullish. amanda is back in the u.s. rather strongly. world demand is that it there are supply problems apart from the opec agreement. venezuela is a basket case. mexico's production is falling off a cliff. russia is st

f. kennedy, to sit down with shimon. the 10th to fall prey to his charms. i think of him sitting in the oval office, this final member of israel's founding generation, under the portrait of george washington, telling me stories from the past but more often talking with enthusiasm of the present. his most recent lecture, his next project, his plans for the future, the wonders of his grandchildren. in many ways he reminded me of some other giants of the 20th century that i have had the honor to meet. men like nelson mandela, women like her majesty, queen elizabeth. leaders who have seen so much, whose lives span such momentous epics that they find no need to posture or traffic in what's popular in the moment. people who speak with depth and knowledge, not in sound bites. they find no interest in polls or fads. and like these leaders, shimon could be true to his convictions and could be true to his convictions even if they cut against the grain of current opinion. he knew better than the cynic that if you look out over the arc of history, human beings should b

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f. kennedy. >> how did you feel about that? >> i was devastated and angry. i did want that job.a new with the agents did with bess truman and mamie eisenhower. they went to tea parties and fashion shows. they watched canasta games and that was about it. >> you didn't want any part of that. >> i wanted to be where the action was. >> is that turned out clint hill had the best job protecting jacqueline kennedy. what the things he found out she was so popular that the people's front of her all the time i want to get closer. set the biggest problem with crowd control because everyone wanted to touch them and see them or get an autograph so became a difficult situation. >> you spent a lot of time with them in hyannis port. >> they had a regular schedule. they would go to hyannis port for the summer through labor day and then they would go on thanksgiving and christmas to palm beach but on the cape they spend almost all their time out on the water. the president would come up there and fridays from the white house flyover on air force one and get in the helicopter and fly him over to t

f. kennedy won the election. would think at the very least that barack obama and harry reid should follow the example of richard nixon. i mean, it is pathetic. donald trump won. it is not going to change, the electoral college is going to vote him in. all of the recounts, two of them so far, michigan and i believe wisconsin say that he's won. it's over. they should work with him or rebuild the democratic party to try to win the base that they lost. they lost the white working class voter, they're mad about it. they lost them because they ignored that segment of the population for many years, not just the last 8 years. this has been going on in the democratic party where they sold out, for example, west virginia coal miners in favor of new york environmentalists. they paid the price big time now. they lost. >> you know, we talked a lot about wall streeters, not monolithically republican, say let them keep talking about it, let them keep shifting the blame, they'll never get their act together, never acknowledge wh

f. kennedy and lincoln and different ones. and i was interested that he's actually learning about what that art form of the inaugural is that it is different from a campaign speech. >> he talked differently about ratings. tv ratings. do you get a sense he's concerned about that? concerned about ratings for the inauguration? >> i don't think it is concern but his pride is so great. you know he keeps wanting to be the biggest and the best. so i don't think he's going to want reports that nobody was watching his inaugural. i think the key is president obama and donald trump's relationship. for all the problems that are going on that we're covering on cnn, i think obama definitely wants to show his gracious hand with trump. he wants to show that there is a continuity of our democracy. so a lot of the watching, the body language on inaugural day will be trump and obama. they are going to try to be as warm as they can for the cameras i think. >> thanks for the perspective doug. appreciate it. >>> let me turn now to the man helping p

f. kennedy school of government. the discussion comes on the recounts in several key states. the forum intended to give people an insider's view of the 2016 election. it will be hosted by cnn's jake tapper. >> kris: coming up here at noon, southern states left picking up the pieces after deadly storms ripped across parts of the country. how dolly parton is now trying to help those in need. means the a dangerous drive: what happened to one driver who was streaming live while going at high speeds in >> reporter: meteorological winter is here. when you can expect wintry weather. that answer after the break. >> kris: a rare rescue. how crews were able to save manatee stuck in a tough got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome. ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice

f. kennedy would not let it happen. he feared for the safety of the sudden american hero.he was elected to the u.s. senate in 1974 froms h his home state of ohio. >> he did return to space at the age of 77. he was awarded the congressional medal of honor in 1978 and the presidential medal the freedom in 2012. in a statement thursday, john always had the right stuff. inspiring scientists and engineers and astronauts who will take us to mars and beyond. the last of america's first astronauts has left us, but propelled by example, we know that our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. on behalf of a grateful nation, godspeed, john glenn. before heading into space the last time, he spoke about his emotions. >> we used to joke about it in the past when people said what do you think on the launch pad? how do you think you would feel if you were on two million parts built by the government by the lowest contract? >> he is survived by his wife and two children and two grandchildren. a private burial with full military honors planned at arlington nationa

f. kennedy the performing arts. there you go. michelle: if you are planning to go to the m.g.m. casino at national harbor for the new year, there are things you need to know. you need a ticket to the duran duran concert, room reservation or a special pass to get in. the special passes are $75 and you have to get them in advance on ticket master. they also have a dress code for the new year's women. visitors are asked to wear upscale or semi-formal dress suitable for the occasion. jonathan: duran duran will be great to see, too. michelle: or dinner. either one. jonathan: hi, doug. big plans, are you going to see duran duran? doug: a quiet weekend. michelle: watching the ball drop. jonathan: getting over the cold. doug: if i stay awake that long. rainy start tomorrow. it will be chilly. temperatures in the upper 30's to 40's. i don't think they will drop that much in the metro area. morning when the precipitation begins to the shenandoah valley, there will be combination of the rain briefly. and it could be a brief wintry mix. we are not expecting i.r.s.es for that. if the it happ

f. kennedy's birth. the celebrations include the release of a commemorative stamp by the postal service on presidents' day and a special exhibition called jfk at 100. milestones and momentos at the presidential library and museum and kennedy was brought -- was born in brookline massachusetts on may 29, 1917 and was the youngest person ever elected president. he was assassinated in dallas november 22, 1963. >> a goodbye 20 years in the making. air force troy gilbert was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery today, 10 years after he was killed in baghdad. nikki burdine tells us more about the journey. bury their loved one. for the gilbert family it's a day they have waited 10 years to see and for their son to be laid to rest. 19th air force major troy gilbert received full military honors at arlington a marks the end of a painful journey for the gilbert family including his five children. he was killed in 2006 what is f- 16 fighting falcon crashed outside baghdad before his body could be recovered, i

f. kennedy. as seen through the eyes of the first lady, still stunned by grief, suddenly an outsider, finding herself at odds with >> would you mind getting a message to all our funeral guests? >> of course. >> inform them that i will walk with jack tomorrow. alone if necessary. and tell general degau if he wishes to ride in an armored car or a tank for that matter, i won't blame him. and i'm sure the tens of won't either. >> why are you doing this, mrs. kennedy? >> i'm just doing my job. >> would have to be hard to nail that accent. jackie doing a good job with the critics who are giving it 89% on rotten tomatoes. borrowing from jfk's best selling book, steech witty describes it as a profile in courage. and peter travers calling it an electrifying portrayal that nails every nuance. >> i guess we'll see her at oscar time. that's the news for this half >>> this morning on "world news now," donald trump's rockus rally. >> trump making his first suspended comments in the battle grouped states. >>> a

f. kennedy.nd despite the billionaire's lavish digs in new york, trump divulged this secret. >> he told me he was excited to sleep in the lincoln bedroom. >> reporter: trump is also vetting candidates for the four remaining positions untilled. this week, he hosted three hospital ceos. i am told that he will likely get a cabinet announcement before the weekend and will put that out. so stay tuned. >> suzanne, thank you very much. i want to bring back representative adam smith. on the issue of donald trump's potential conflicts of interest stemming from his business empire, which he still holds, he calls it not a big deal. from a national security perspective, the fact is, we don't know the extent of his dealings that he has with foreign governments. how much of a concern is that to you? and do you believe that the congress will hold him accountable? >> i think it's a very big deal. i think, you know, the fact that president-elect trump never released his tax returns, we don't know what his busines

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f. kennedy, ronald reagan, what they accomplished with their speeches? >> of course.dents, but, again, this speech is going to be in the voice of president-elect trump and as of noon, january 20th, president trump because that's who the american people elected to lead this country and you've seen that with the jobs that are coming back to america. 8,000 jobs just announced yesterday. the discussions on israel. donald j. trump is the leader of this country. >> one of the people at the luncheon yesterday was presidential historian doug brinkley and said, we talked about j.f.k. and reagan and william harrison caught pneumonia after doing too long of a speech. president-elect trump is known for riffing for long periods of time. any theme or accomplish? >> it's not about the length. a lot of the rallies were outside, a plane behind him with sometimes a hundred thousand people coming out to support donald j. trump. no celebrities needed. it's about the message. it's about the message of america being a city on a hill once again, about america being a leader in the world onc

f. kennedy presents the distinguished service medal to john glenn.s annie and david glenn proudly share applause with the other astronauts and with the world. as john's parents learn firsthand about friendship 7, as does marine corps general david m. shoop and the president of the united states. and this rainy day in washington is a happy day as the president and the astronaut arrive. to drive through rain-washed crowd-flooded streets for a reception as john and annie glenn with vice president lyndon johnson greet distinguished guests, including alan shepard. god speed, john glenn. god speed into the future. into the hearts of all americans. welcome to washington. welcome back to this planet. from the nation's capital to the towers of manhattan to the ticker tape parade of new york, cheering crowds roar a mighty welcome shared by all americans, by free people everywhere. and across the land, the scene is the same and the heart is the same, as john glenn comes home to new concord, ohio. at the capitol, there is an introduction by the speaker of the ho

f. kennedy is barely seen in the film, robert kennedy is at fist forefront. a roll peter sars gard nearly turned down. >> you said you don't like playing real people. how do you end up with this role? >> i did this movie in spite of it. when i was first offered it, i did not want to do it. people are just going to be mark of perfection, sounding like him. and i don't -- it's not what i do. >> reporter: but critics are loving sars gard has bobby, one of the few characters that jackie confides in. yet it's her relationship with the unnamed reporter played by billy crude-up that gives us some of the film's best moments. >> i'm saying, jack? jack, can you hear me? jack, i love you, jack. >> i'm guessing you won't allow me to write any of >> no. because i never said that. >> what makes her a great figure is not that she's an idol or an icon, or an arc type, it's that she's a human being who had to suffer through something extraordinary, and then also curate the legacy of her husband. >> and crude-up may be on his way to creating a new legacy of his own. >> you com

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f. kennedy did? >> there's a short piece of this. what i learned in the business, especially in the business of crisis is that there's one characteristic, one key characteristic of leadership. when things get hotter you get cooler. i'm not seeing that happen here. when i see tweets hours after an event before european officials even speak that tells me when things get hotter we have a president-elect who gets hotter. on your question about intelligence briefings, don't use that word briefing. this is a conversation where you have leaders in the room, vice president, national security adviser, potentially other officials, chief of staff in the oval office and you receive information in this case, for example, about the attack. couple of days ago it would have been what the chinese were doing with that drone. that begins a conversation where the president-elect can go back and forth saying what did we really know, what's the history of chinese activity in the south china sea, turning to his advisers and saying what's the precedent for

f. kennedy. now there is a new movie with a closer look at first ??lady jackie kennedy. oscar winner natalie portman >> reporter: in the dark days after president kennedy's assassination, the first lady showed ??both dignity and back bone. natalie portman takes on the role of one of the world's most faeots icon in the new film "jackie." >> scary, because when people are so familiar with someone, then you really feel ??like you are almost setting yourself up for failure. >> reporter: the movie focuses on the immediate aftermath of ?? president kennedy's death, creating a complex portrait of the still soaked in her ??husband's blood, she knows it's up to her to define his leea. she plans the funeral through the fog of her own grief, well aware she's writing a page for the history ??books. >> i think she understood history so well and understood that people need symbols ??and people need ritual and people need this sort of cultural identity. >> why are you ??doing this, mr >> reporter: as first lady, she was already admireed for her style ??and sophistication. but the film

flames broke out at a furniture store on john f kennedy boulevard in north bergen begin, the fire started in the back of the building. thick flumes of black smoke could be seen for miles. it was unclear if anyone was inside when the fire broke out. so far no reports of any injuries. >>> a new warning tonight before you head on to the highway for your holiday travel. research is now highlighting the serious safety risks for kids during long trips especially when parents are stressed. researchers found 15% of parents say they did not put their toddler in a car seat for every car ride. safely storing medication. and 30% of parents failed to check to make sure cleaning supplies and guns were out of their child's reach. to prevent accidents, experts suggest bringing your own car seat when you travel. and packing extra safety devices like cabinet latches and baby gates. >>> also tonight, wal-mart is pulling a controversial t-shirt from its website, bulletproof black lives matter. the store agreed to stop selling the shirt at the request of the president of the national fraternal order of police

f. kennedy but not for donald j. trump, a history lesson for critics who are bashing the president-elect's cabinet >>> rex tillerson is donald trump's pick to run the state department. but now they're getting the business for being a very wealthy business guy. i think fdr did very well with the cabinet, but this is not to be accepted here. >> it's beyond comprehension to push back on the feigned squo outline, they're ceos who know about getting things done and who understand accountability, and why not, after all these failed years of professional politicians coming up short, why not have people who are accustomed to this kind of people. >> how about robert kennedy, his brother. >> but the guy running ford, that's not a bad thing. all i'm saying is media very different when this involved someone like donald trump than when it involved someone like john kennedy. >> donald trump has his ceos, all of these people build things, material things. it feels like the press is kind of forgetting -- with bits and bites or whate

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f. kennedy, campaigned with robert f. nnedy, and where i came was covering him in the senate and his presidential campaign. >> and you know who understood that being near a hero could benefit him politically was john kennedy and bobby kennedy. when he got back, they instantly befriended him and they launched his career. >> didn't he seem more like a republican to you guys? i never thought of him as a lefty, certainly. but it seems to me if he had a different set of friends, he might have gone to the other party. >> i don't think it was political. it's just who he was. >> space typically has been very bipartisan. i think he just wound up, that's what he grew up with and he stayed where he was. grounded. >> you know what he was? he was somebody that rejected this notion of identity politics. he was somebody who was an american icon, an american hero. and one of the reasons he didn't do better in 1984, probably, is because walter mondale understood identity politics better than he did. and he was running a different kind of c

f. kennedy. >>> interesting choice because the monkey did not write that song. neil diamond did. so there you go. deal diamond will head on the road for a 50th anniversary tour next year. and that will include a stop here in phoenix. diamond will perform a talking stick resort arena august 4. a rock and roll hall of famer he sold -- even more than that i think it's 110 million records worldwide. >>> hello, i'm marc martinez. dozens of animals including dogs and snakes are seized from an east valley home. stefania okolie is live with the latest on that investigation and what we are learn being the people who live there. plus kristy siefkin joins us to explain how the party drug ecstasy could soon be a treatment for those suffering from ptsd. stand back, ya hear! breakout the syrup because denny's new fluffier, tastier, better rudolph pancakes are here for the holidays. >>> first tonight at 6:00, have a "fox 10 news" where you can see a small plane has gone off the runway here at the scottsdale airport it looks like a twin-engine plane. unclear what caused that landing off the runw

f. kennedy in new york. the port authority said someone called in the threat to lufthansa headquarters. the plan had to turn around as it headed over the atlantic. officials did not find anything suspicious and the passengers continued the flight on a new plane. all the effort to keep the raiders in oakland, a vote is expected on the coliseum land deal proposed by the group heading by nfl hall of famer ronnie lott. members of raids brass met with the lott group yesterday. alameda supervisors hold a public hearing this morning. the nfl has a meeting tomorrow in dallas to discuss the issue. >> the 49ers are on a historic losing streak and for the first time we are hearing c.e.o. could lose his power. it is reported by cbs that judd's parent could replace him to put an experienced football mind in charge. the 49ers are 1 in 12 with little hope for the immediate future. the source said this is remotely true including a report that mike shanahan once part of the staff could be stepping in. >>> a lot of activity f

f. kennedy airport. more than 5-hundred passengers were evacuated and shuttled to the terminal. police say the plane was searched by a k-9 team...all luggage and cargo was checked as well. bill cosby is due in a pennsylvania court today for a pre-trial hearing. angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. bill cosby is facing aggravated indecent assault charges, for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand. the former temple university employee says cosby assaulted her at his home in 2004. today's hearing will focus on 13-other a judge needs to decide whether their testimonies should be allowed as evidence in the trial. the hearing is expected to last for two days. cosby, who has pleaded not guilty, is set to go on trial in june. kim and jessob. back to you. officials are warning skiers of the dangers of avalanche warnings... this-- as the search for one skier, caught in an avalanche, comes to an end. the 64-year-old was killed while he and a friend were on a closed ski run in reno. his friend survived. ski patrol officials say the death skiers had

f. kennedy. today mr. with a number of of his detractors, leaders of apple, amazon, facebook, google. ibm until yesterday. microsoft. the president-elect vowing to help those companies do well, to help them innovate. trump has already proven his administration is focused on jobs and he wants the technology industry to do their part as well in job creation. they employ about 600,000 people. but they employ far fewer employees than less valuable companies like walmart. but there are already signs the trump magic is beginning to work even 36 days before taking office. ibm, before today's meeting, announced plans to invest a billion dollars and hire 25,000 employees the next four years. he has pledged corporate tax cuts and repatriation which would be a boost to, for example, apple that currently holds more than $200 billion overseas. it's time for trump's detractors in technology to work with him, to create jobs to the boost our economy. because he's also making it very clear he will be be their biggest boost

f. kennedy or ronald reagan who have gone and even bill clinton ended up lowering taxes, it has gone to increase the productivity, the gdp, jobs and all that. but even beyond that if you do it the right way, it's simple and it's fair. and it does the one most important thing, it takes money back out of the government, which we've talked about a million times, spends it totally inefficiently. in fact, if anyone -- julie for example can name a program that the government spends effectively and efficiently, i will applaud, but i don't think she can. >> the united states military, there you go. >> -- hold on, puts it back into the people's pockets who spend it wisely and spend the best. and when they screw up their spending, guess what, they end up paying for it, not everyone else when the government screws up. >> julie, why aren't tax cuts for individuals the shot in the arm this economy needs? >> because i'm old enough to remember the bush tax cuts and the exactly kind of shot in the arm they provided, we had net job loss across the board with george bush. >> because we had a 2008 housing

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f. kennedy elementary school. >> it was a nightmare. >> reporter: kelly russell's motrin. >> i fell backwards -- a pole where you hang your jackets and i fill right there near the window. >> reporter: once inside the nurse's office, a crucial mistake according. >> she said hi ava. i said my name isn't ava and she proceeded to give me the set minute. >> not motrin but a dose of ritalin used to treat i mean, a lot worse could have happened so i feel like people should be aware of it. >> reporter: in a statement the superintendent told fox25 i met with all parties today to discuss our protocols and procedures and reviewed them so this mistake never happens again. the health and safety of every student is what we must guarantee to the very best of our ability each and over day. but russell says she never met with the superintendent and wants to know why the nurse didn't verify her daughter's identity medication. >> this is what i want happen. to make sure it money in the happen to another child. that is my biggest concern. >> reporter: the nurse did admit her mistake and apologized to her and she

f. kennedy drive at around 1 p.m. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores is in golden gate park, where an arson investigation is under way. jessica? >> reporter: well, the fire happened right behind me, behind those bushes there along this trail in the park. and police believe this is the work of an arsonist. now they are looking for their suspect. firefighters quickly put out the three small fires that burned a few trees and bushes at golden gate park. >> at this point we had suspected it might be arson so we call the arson group. >> reporter: investigators are now searching for a suspect who they believe may have intentionally started the fires before getting away. >> there was somebody up in this area who might have been suspicious. >> reporter: it all happened shortly after 1:00 p.m. fire crews got the call reporting the cluster of small fires in a wooded area of golden gate park. within minutes, fire crews extinguished the flames. >> no indication that this is a homeless issue. this may have to do with somebody else who

f. kennedy and the street war ranked fourth and fifth on the list.m generation to generation. >> i think all americans can see that 9/11 was perhaps the most defining moment, and it's interesting, the remaining four are divided generationally. thank you very much for joining us. i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> i'm frances rivera. have a great friday, an even better weekend. see you back here on monday. "clinging for life" on a cliff. a man finds himself stuck in san francisco, as the beach below him disappears in the high tide. the rescue efforts to save him... >>> pray a man finds himself stuck in san francisco as the beach below him disappears in the high tide. rescue efforts to save him. >>> a sprawling crash in the sunset district of san francisco. a multicar accident is so extensive, it leaves one of the victims and his car a block away. >>> screeching winds lead to a scarry situation in palo alto. a tree topless onto two cars below. the mess is still being cleaned up this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> very good friday morning to you

f. kennedy came here in 1963 in the summer to be the first to come aboard the memorial. ,e stood here next to a senator and it is current practice at ort time to drop leis flowers or reefs in the water for the dead of pearl harbor and the crew of the uss arizona. this tradition continues to this day. it is also a place for people stop and contemplate as they look down on the remains of the ship, looking down at the quarter deck and watch the oil flow by. it is interesting also to point out that this is not only a tomb, but a shipwreck, and a reef. three kind of strata are formed here. if comes from the reef -- new .ife comes from the reef a shipwreck that is still setting today to learn about how the arizona was lost and retain the artifacts that are still on the ship. one of the questions that is often asked the park rangers out here is what is that floating on the water? it is oil from the ship. it has been linking substance of sinceventh -- leaking december 7. we are often asked how i will continue. we do not know. a ship of this size took on almost a million gallons of fuel. ship, aft

f. kennedy really portraying his charisma, the energy of his supporters. ronald reagan is portraying himself as a movie version of what we would expect the president to be. bill clinton used photography to cast himself as a rock star with kennedy-like charisma and appeal to young voters. barack obama similarly was using photography to project himself as a young, relatable candidate. these photographs are meant to address the fact that both candidates in 2016 were national public figures for decades prior to their candidacy. the juxtaposition of 2 photographs is surprisingly relevant to the way the candidates attempted to portray themselves in 2016. you have hillary clinton trying to seem soft and relatable, when the american public found her to be a complicated figure because she had a career in her own right and wasn't a traditional first lady. and donald trump, as host of "the apprentice," was trying to portray himself as tough businessman. those personas ended up how they portray themselves in the 2016 election as well. while candidates may spend a lot