i argue that inga arvad was the great love of john f. kennedy's life and that includes his relationship with jackie kennedy which is sad but i believe that should be true. that's not that he didn't love jackie and the toward the end of his life he developed an appreciation for all jackie brought to the white house but before that the woman he cared about the most was inga arvad and there are a variety of reasons for that. she was beautiful so she would attract men and she was his people in terms of sophistication. kennedy had traveled the world, his dad had been ambassador to great britain and he was interested in public affairs and world events and so was inga though they developed this bond together and she was a different kind of woman that anybody else he dated. he tended to date either schoolgirls when he was in school or dated stewardesses and cocktail waitresses and they were purely therefore relationships but inga was somebody he became smitten with immediately andbegan talking about language . inga had not only been married once

. >> up next, author scott faris studies inga arvid. >> inga arvad was one of the most alluring women to walk the earth. a very beautiful woman, miss denmark of 1931. but even as pretty as she appears in these photographs people who knew her said no photograph ever did he justice. you had to see her in person. she apparently had extraordinary charisma and she had a way about her that she would take over a room when she would walk into it, turn heads and that why she was such an interesting pairing with kennedy who was good looking man with a lot of charisma. but it wasn't just her looks. she was as a very accomplished person, very bright, she poke four languages like native, english, danish, french, and german, but especially fluent in listening. a marv -- marvelous ability to draw people out and talk about themselves. inning gays mentioned in almost all the kennedy buying a grandfathers since the -- biographs, when they dated at the beginning of world war ii met in october 1941. inga was still married to her second husband. that was the reason for them to be discreet about their rela

kennedy. >> i arrange that inga arvad was the great love of john f. kennedy's life and that includes his relationship with jackie kennedy, his wife, which is sad but i believe that be true. that's not to say he didn't love jackie and i think towards the end of this life he developed a appreciation to what she brought to their marriage and the white house. before that the woman he most wanted to mary was inga arvad. >> later we'll go interested the lewis and clock college library to see items related to the lewis and clark expedition. first we'll tour portland's landmark book store, powell city of books. >> we are located in what is now nobody at the pearl district. when powell first moved into this location in 1980, this was an abrandonned used -- abandoned used car dealership, 40,000 square feet on one floor and over the past 30 years we have built and expanded, and the neighborhood around is has changed dramatically. what used to be a light industry strict is now a light retail district, and we're surrounded by wonderful places like sir la tab and s

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he decided that they end the surveillance of inga. president roosevelt said personally know, i want you to keep her under surveillance. i interested in this woman. i want to know what she is doing. when john kennedy was nominated for president, director hoover called bobby kennedy and said he was calling to assure the kennedys that even though this file existed at the fbi on jack , they could rest assured the j edgar hoover would make sure the file was taking care of and would not see the light of day. the kennedys got the message. the first phone call jack theedy made the day after election was to call j edgar hoover and ask him to stay on as director of the fbi, even though he had been under considerable pressure by liberals to fire hoover. >> what is the importance of chief -- inga and jfk story? >> i don't think he would have become president without her because of three things. she made it possible for him to pursue a political career. he always wanted to go to politics, but he was always being compared unfavorably within the fam

. >> next from portland author scott farris explores the life of inga arvad including her love affair with john kennedy and her connections to adolf hitler and fbi director j under hoover. >> inga arvad was one of the most alluring women apparently to ever walk the earth as she was a beautiful woman. he was missed denmark in 1931 but even as ready as she appears in these photographs people say that photograph didn't do her justice, you had to see her in person. he had extraordinary charisma and she's had a way about her that she would obviously take over a room when she would walk into it, turn heads and that was one reason she was such an intereg

they spent 16 days touring germany and the chech republic with holocaust survivor inga hour bock kerr there's always hope especially in dark times and we gave inga hope and we love to sing for her. >> goodness and kindness, still very very much alive and these young men are certainly an example of that. >> the boys said they were moved by their visit to a concentration camp where she and her family struggled to survive during world war ii. >>> newly uncovered 80 yeared photo raising some questions amelia air her's disappearance. take a block at his blurry photo after her failed flights. some experts are saying it proves she survived the crash and that that's her in the box seated on the dock. some also believe earhart navigator fred newspaper nine in the photo. otheothers say photo falls flatd the latest in a web of unproven theories about earhart's disappearance. >> kevin hart is known for his comedy, movies and generosity. tomorrow his hometown will declare kevin hart day in philadelphia. i sat down with kevin and he told mow no matter where he goes and/or what he does he never for

scott: out of all the kennedy biographies that came out since october 1941, in inga at that time was still married to her husband, so that was a reason to be discreet. but inga turned out to be expected not to spot, so she came under 24-hour surveillance from the fbi. it was not well known until j edgar hoover died in the early 1970's and the fbi files were open up and people learn more about this relationship and john f. kennedy's life. so nobody has devoted a book before. >> live today at noon eastern, alter, journalist, and history boy is onher boyd is on- herb "in depth." prof. boyd: in the right as mothers and nice comparison to what was happening in new york and here in detroit, you talk about the black and irish community at each other's throats in terms of jobs and housing. the 1943, theyto had one in harlem in 1943. you go down to the same conditions. >> his book includes "by any means necessary" and "let detroit."- "black boyd: they benefit, and we can talk about some benefits of segregation, you know, but certainly that would be one, the opportunity to have contact, you kn

they spent 16 days touring germany and the chech republic with holocaust survivor inga hour bock kerr>> there's always hope especially in dark times and we gave inga hope and we love to sing for her. >> goodness and kindness, still very very much alive and these young men are certainly an example of that. >> the boys said they were moved by their visit to a concentration camp where she and her family struggled to survive during world war ii. >>> newly uncovered 80 yeared photo raising some questions amelia air her's disappearance. take a block at his blurry photo after her failed flights. some experts are saying it proves she survived the crash and that that's her in the box seated on the dock. some also believe earhart navigator fred newspaper nine in the photo. otheothers say photo falls flatd the latest in a web of unproven theories about earhart's disappearance. >> kevin hart is known for his comedy, movies and generosity. tomorrow his hometown will declare kevin hart day in philadelphia. i sat down with kevin and he told mow no matter where he goes and/or what he does he never fo

that's a big takeaway but i don't want inga to get lost because she was a fascinating woman with the kind of life you couldn't dream up. >> with the help of tower cable partner comcast,book tv's visit to portland, oregon, continues. next up, form irstate senator avel gordly describes her personal and professional journey. >> avel gordly is a portland born treasure. she grew up in a family of hard working, church-going people in a community with a keen sense of history and purpose. being that portland was not a very welcoming place for african-americans in the 1940s and '50s. community and family and books really shaped her imagination, her sense of the past and her sense of her future and she has achieved many things on behalf of others, she has been an advocate always for education, and she is probably best known as the first african-american woman elected the oregon state senate? 1996. avel gordly was my state representative, my state senator, in northeast portland. so i knew her name and her face and her work as a citizen of portland in the '90s, and early 2000s, and in 2007, i wa

can inspire people to do great things so i think the take away from the book, i certainly don't want inga to get lost because she's a fascinating woman with the kind of life you can dream up no matter what novel you were trying to write . >> with the help of our cable partner comcast, book tvs visit to portland continues. next up, former state senator avel gordly ascribes her personal and professional journey . >> 80, avel gordly is a portland born treasure. she grew up in a family of hard-working churchgoing people and in a community with a key sense of history and purpose. being that portland wasn't a very welcoming place for african americans in the 1940s and 50s, community and family and books really shaped her imagination, her sense of the past and of the future. and she has achieved many things on behalf of others. she's been an advocate always for education and she's probably best known as the first african-american woman elected to the oregon state senate in 19 86. avel gordly was my state representative, my state senator in northeast portland so i knew her name and her face and h

our reporter inga sieg and cameraman axel warnstedt went to tthe serengeti to see how thens park andhe region around it are faring. reporterer: these lions don't ed to worry whereheirir next meal wiwill come fromom. millions of wildebeeeest, zebrs and antelope traverse the serengeti national park every year in the largest mammal migration in the world. but the parkrk is in danger. conservationists rian and lorna labuschagne have been working in national parksks for over 30 years. n now they're here in te serengeti, fighting to protetet labusits ananimal populations.in rianan: any illegagal poachinr killing g of animals i is a prm for that ecosystem, because it puts it out of balance. here in the serengeti, here they use this snaring method which is devastating on big populations of wildlife. everything will be killed. mostly wildebeest, zebra, impalas, but if they put up a whole snareline somemetimes ovr 100 snares, what ever goes in there. reporter: this patrol unit is made up of park rangers and former poachers. they've collected more than 100 snares today. most of ththe poachers c

and a brief time ago i spoke with alexi simmons inga white house correspondent for real quick politics. good to have you with us alexis how much of a surprise blows shown spices resignation. well you know i think of those of us who were in the white house. almost every day were not that surprised bought one of the reasons that we weren't surprised has to do with what you are describing in the set up to this matter is that. the president has had a rocky communications and i kind of a. lack of confidence in sean spicer from the very beginning. but in this particular case we also knew that he was close friends with anthony scaramucci had known him for a long period time he's friendly scaramucci is with. donald trumps children. and the he had been seen in the white house and the president been looking for an opportunity to give him a job. for quite some time so we had seen. some of the makings of the search for the replacement and lots and lots of run up to why the president was so frustrated with his communications. alexis you were in the briefing room when. mr scaramucci spoke earlier wh

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