want to bring in harvey pitt, joins us from washington. . >> good morning. >> you can't have a settlement without some people saying it's a witch hunt and others saying it wasn't enough to truly hurt. where does this within fit? >> i think, a, it's not a witch hunt, although i have concerns with all of the preindictment publici publicity. and, second, this is going to hurt dramatically, i think. this is a significant settlement. >> i think the documents are out officially now. you call it significant, harvey, in what sense? the size and scope of the deal the way in way you think he'll interact with his prime brokers, what? >> i think, first, just the size and the magnitude are unprecedented. that's a starting point. but more importantly, and i haven't seen the papers, but the reports of the papers suggest there's a concession of rampant insider trading and that concession on the part of cohen is going to have a dramatic effect in the one remaining governmental case, the s.e.c.'s administrative proceeding for his failure to supervise. there'

harvey oswald acted alone. after that fateful day, abraham zapruder never picked up his camera again. byron pitts news will commemorate this anniversary all this week. thank you for watching tonight. don't forget "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. >>> bay area students have second thoughts about their school mascot. >> live doppler seven shows rainfall approaching bait area. a look at when it will arrive and how much you can expect in just a moment. >>> a 10-year-old school boy tries to go after the girls he claimed bullied him by going after them with a knife. >> a marathon fund-raiser for the victims of typhoon haiyan. you can call to help. >> the mighty apatch yeez, is the school mascot a crib yut to native american spirit or offensive? good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> that is what the school board is debating. members will vote on wednesday whether the high school mascot needs to go. >> yes. there are some strong feelings about this. wayne? >> long ago, williams shakes spear posed a question, what is in a name? well, in vallejo, it's a battle betwee

pitts is there, now, in dallas, in dealey plaza, where that shooting took place. byron, good morning to you. >> reporter: josh, good morning. 50 years ago today, at this very hour, lee harvey oswald was preparing to go to work at the book depository. president kennedy, to fly from ft. worth to dallas. soon their fates would cross. today, people by the thousands will gather here to remember the one man, that one moment. as close as america had ever come to royalty. >> the freeway was jam-packed with spectators, waiting for their chance to see the president. >> reporter: and then -- >> we understand there's been a shooting. >> reporter: 12:30 p.m., the unthinkable. all captured on film. >> mrs. kennedy's pink suit. there's a secret service man spread-eagle on top of the car. >> reporter: the rush to parkland hospital. >> get these trucks out of the way. clear everything. >> reporter: then, the unbelievable. >> the president died at 1:35. >> reporter: people who were there say they will never forget. and anyone alive and of age back then, still remembers where they were. 60-year-old jeff gold, in dallas this morning, wears his feelings on his arm, literally. he was 10 when th