that must have broken your heart. >> it still does. >> clint hill continued to be jackie kennedy's secret service agent for one year following the president's assassination. after that, he only saw mrs. kennedy one other time before she passed away. it was at the funeral of robert f. kennedy. the book is called "mrs. kennedy and me," and we'll have more of our conversation on "nightly news" tomorrow night. >>> up next, the grandmother with the right stuff. you'll hear the dramatic tapes as she lands a plane under the worst possible circumstances. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> we told you earlier this week about the 80-year-old grandmother who mustered the courage and the skill to land a small plane after her husband died at the controls. tonight, the minute by minute cockpit tape of that drama in the sky has been released

father. >> that must have broken your heart. >> it still does. >> clint hill continued to be jackie kennedy'secret service agent for one year following the president's assassination. after that, he only saw mrs. kennedy one other time before she passed away. it was at the funeral of robert f. kennedy. the book is called "mrs. kennedy and me" and we'll have more of our conversation on "nightly news" tomorrow night. >>> up next, the granld mother with the right stuff. you'll hear the dramatic tapes ish as she lands a plane under the most dramatic circumstances. ran. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. wait. ♪ it's morning in the himalayas... [ male announcer ] it's sweet. it's nutty. it's absolutely

>> our conversation with the secret service agent w spent four years by jackie kennedy's side and a person toll of the day in dallas. >>> and sinking ships, the long and winding journ ais over for the ghost ship sent out to sea by a tsunami. "nightly news" starts now. >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie, in tonight for brian. and in virginia, something terrifying and almost unbelievable happened today. a navy f-18 fighter jet fell out of the sty, crashing into an apartment complex there, and given the images you see there, perhaps more astonishing still, there are no reported fatalities at this hour. we have two reports. we begin with nbc's pentagon correspondent, jim miklaszewski. >> it looked like a war zone. the navy fighter jet plowed into this virginia beach apartment complex, setting it ablaze. much of the complex for senior citizens was wiped out in the initial contact. eye witnesses were in shock. >> that one is on fire. look at the roof. the other roof is getting ready to go on fire. oh, my god. this apartment complex right here. this one is already ruined. firefighters are doi

nightly news" continues, the bodyguard, more of our rare conversation with the man who was by jackie kennedy's side on the day her husband was killed. >>> and later, the deliberate sinking of a shrimping vessel set adrift by the tsunami in japan. how much other floating debris is out there? >>> it was one of america's darkest days. a nation in grief over the assassination of president john f. kennedy. but what was it like to be there? right there when the shots rang out? secret service agent clint hill spent 50 years trying to forget and only now has written a story of his four years as jackie kennedy's closest protector. a time of exhilarating highs and heart wrenching lows. >> that's the one thing that i can't get out of my mind, is that the picture of him lying in her lap with his head exposed to me. looking into the back of his head, into his brain, his eyes fixed, blood and brains and bone fragments all over the car, over mrs. kennedy, and myself. >> the images america cannot forget are seared painfully in the mind of secret service agent clint hill, assigned to protect jackie kennedy. it

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. >>> and the most trusted man in the life of first lady jackie kennedy, and it wasn't jfk, folks.igned to her, speaking to pierce morning abpi about the day she was killed. >> wow. this is way more serious than i wanted to get into. >> the april fools joke that went horribly wrong. why a couple of relatives thought they walked in on a major crime scene. christine? >> that doesn't sound like a good idea. we are counting down to the jobs report this morning. cnn money is estimating this report will show 200,000 jobs added in the month. markets are closed for good friday, the stock markets are closed. but wall street and the president's gop opponents will be listening and commenting. joining us now with more on what the jobs report could mean for all of us and to anyone who wants to become president, greg vallier. good morning. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> is this trend going to hold, this 200,000? is it real, the recovery? >> probably, yes. there's maybe been a little softening in the last few weeks, but the labor market is healing. there's no question. today's number wil

we had a very, very deep bond between the two of us. >> clint hill worked with jackie kennedy's secretdent's assassination. following that he only saw mrs. kennedy one other time, at the funeral of robert f. kennedy. >> he was where he should have been during that motorcade, and yet i would imagine he feels some guilt. >> he to this day feel some guilt. he talked about that overwhelming feeling of wanting to be there, to do something, but of course he couldn't. >> again, the book is called "mrs. kennedy and me." we're back after your local news. >>> tomorrow, kim kardashian from reality tv star to marketing mogul. she reveals all about life, love and what's next. a "today" exclusive tomorrow on nbc. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots. and a lot more - spring per dollar. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. wipe out weeds for less, with bayer advanced durazone weed and grass killer, now just $19.88. [train whistle blowing] we're here because we wanted to come as

his wife was like jackie kennedy. he turned up at the u.s. consulate, trading for perfection. >> it has been a one-man dictatorship. one-man, one voice, one message. the party and the media were completely controlled. >> the body was found in this room in this hotel. hayward's death was murder, up a business deal gone wrong. the police chief wanted out. the case was too toxic to handle. the party chiefs were said to be part of the security network. reports suggest a wiretapping regime extended across the city and even the chinese premier was bob. no one is talking. of want to ask -- did a british man die here last year? >> we do not know anything. >> did that actually happen? in the great hall of the people, a carefully choreographed message that the party rule carries on as normal, but beijing acted quickly. the husband was dramatically purged. but it was not just our murder case. there is a second explanation. china is about to appoint a second generation of leaders. bo was using his position to challenge party orthodoxy in a way not seen s

host: there is a garden at the white house attributed to jackie kennedy. guest: all along jackson place, you can see from the north side of the white house, these are historic homes. some of our former secretaries of state lived there. they were slated for removal during the kennedy administration. she cared about historic preservation and she appealed to a number of wealthy americans to establish an endowment. they just celebrated the 50th year. it is an important -- should protect this town homes and raise this level of protecting our patrimony. it is a living museum to who we are as a democracy. host: early in her term, and nancy reagan did not have a cause back in 1983. she then embrace the just say no campaign. lessons? casco people expect you to do something with iraq -- guest: people do expected to do something with the role. find something that is meaningful. pay attention to the national conversation because you are going to be a part of it. what you choose to do will have an impact on what people choose to talk about. host: a little-known facts a

let's say you missed jackie kennedy's famous white house tour. now you can cruise by the famous picture of george washington with just a click. and remember the scene from "ferris buehler's day off"? google's art project let's you zoom in and get a better view than cameron ever did. >> look at this part. this is one of my favorite parts of the painting. when we do it over here, zoom in here, and just really quickly move to that exact same area, you start seeing the cracks and the brush -- >> despite how big the google art project is now, there are limits. this whole gallery is on the virtual tour, but right around the corner, a room full of picasso's that you won't see online. at moma, they hope putting part of the collection online spurs more people to visit. >> nothing's better than seeing an artwork in person. there's just something that happens to you when you're in the presence of a real work of art. it's visceral, emotional. >> reporter: even state of the art art is no substitute for the real thing. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> that's

jacqueline onassis, jackie kennedy onassis, taken in new york in 1970. i was a young boy when kennedy was -- when president kennedy was assassinated, but i worked with her son on "george" magazine, john jr. who became a good friend of mine. and the first first lady i really photographed, though, was pat nixon, this was in 1970 in washington, d.c., going to a -- it was a school in washington. and i never really got to know her, nor did i really get to know her husband that well. but this is a picture of the two of them taken leaving some event. i like the light. but she was always very nice to the photographer. the world is divided into two kinds of people for me, the photographers and then those trying to keep them from taking pictures. and so pat nixon was very good with photographers. her husband not quite so much. but my first first lady was really a true friend was betty ford. mrs. ford and i became really chose friends. i was treated like one of the family there during their white house. but, of course, we were talking about how lady bird johnson ca

. >> jackie kennedy paid to marry aristotle onassis?> not getting her for less than $2 million. >> hooked on drugs? >> he was addicted to heroin. >> he was an icon. she wanted to be an icon. what frustrated madonna was he never wanted to exploit his icon atus. >> and -- the fattest cat in america. what's being done to save the 39-pound feline's life. >> now, from new york, the "weekend insid" is on. >> our exclusive with new york's alleged soccer mom madam's husband. welcome to the weekend edition of "insider." i'm kevin frazier. brooke anderson is on assignment. was she the mastermind behind a multimillion-dollar prostitution ring, or is anna simp a mom from upstate new york who had a affinity for setting up beautiful womeand the men who desid them? while she sits in jail, her

jackie kennedy's bodyguards sharing some of their most personal moments.int hill this morning. >> move to another seat dumb [ bleep ]. there are people already here! >> we showed you this last week of the documentary "bully" powerful movie. we wanted kids to see it. obviously there's a change to the ratings that means kids will able to see it. we'll bring this young man profiled in the doc, joining us with his parents and the filmmaker as well. this was a great film. we're back in a moment. showers with it. we make our coffee with it. but we rarely tap its true potential and just let it be itself. flowing freely into clean lakes, clear streams and along more fresh water coast line than any other state in the country. come realize water's true potential. dive in-to the waters of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, yo

let's say you missed jackie kennedy's famous white house tour.ise by the famous picture of george washington with just a click. remember the scene from "ferris buehler's day off"? you get a better view than cameron ever did. >> when we do it over here, zoom in here and just, you know, really quickly move to that exact same area, you start seeing the cracks and the brush -- >> despite how big the google art project is now, there are limits. this whole gallery is on the virtual tour, but right around the corner a room full of picassos you won't see online. moma hopes putting part of the collection online spurs more people to visit. >> there's something that happens to you when you're in the presence of a real work of art. >> even state of the art art is no substitute for the real thing. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us, as always, i'm brian williams, we hope to see h ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at southwest airlines, we're always looking for new ways to make you happy. and we kno

i don't think it's a sad moment, but i have to ask the jackie kennedy question. what's he like?tric high energy, he was playful, and you know, he did miss where you saw -- he did pieces where you saw that. i don't know if you remember his interview with tina turner where he was flirting with her, and he fell in love with vladmir harowitz, and he let you see that he was smitten. he upped our game in the office. he made us all better. he insisted we be tough ourselves. i love you starting off originally in the show saying he was fearless, because fearless. i think that mike wallace never passed in the night. >> how do you say that? any journalist knows you are a civil human being, and you may like a person, but at some point, you have to jam jam them where they don't want to the be jammed. >> he did that with ease. he was giving me a lesson. he was wonderful to me by the way he helped me. he said the trick to a good interview is you ask the question the people at home want you to ask. that they don't think you will. and when you ask it you can't be embarrassed or show that. he sai

. >> when you think of your time with jackie kennedy, a remarkable intimacy with this incredible womanure in american history, what are the favorite memories you've had? we just discussed the worst memory. what's your favorite? >> we had some wonderful times. every summer she would go cruise the mediterranean. the summer of '61 we were cruising in greece. summer of '62 we were in italy on a big yacht. and summer of '63 we were in greece. then after the assassination, we were in italy. so we had some wonderful times cruising in the mediterranean. and then we had spent time on the 4th of july or labor day or thanksgiving in palm beach. and other places where she could ride her horses and really enjoy herself. even camp david where it was private. she could do whatever she wanted. we had some wonderful times together. >> clint hill, it's a remarkable book. i recommend everyone goes and reads this. it's one of the most riveting books i have read in a long time. you received the medal of honor for your service to your country. you were brave that way putting your life potentially on the lin

to have been drug paraphernalia found in her hotel room and also a security agent who was with jackie kennedylence. it's an emotional story. >>> we'll talk about this huge backlash to a woman's article claiming that women hate her for being beautiful. this morning we're going to hear from that writer for the first time. >>> also, nadya suleman will be here for an exclusive live interview. we're going to hear about her taking public assistance and her recent photo shoot and how her children are doing. >>> and a ryan see quest appearance yesterdayed on "today." that's all here on a thursday morning. back to you. >> i'm sure he'll have some choice words. funny too. >> you can bet on it. see you soon. >> you too. take care. >>> the new service that you'll see on the national mall today. >>> the see question to the popular kony 2012 video will be released today but something will be different this time. >>> preparations taking place for the space shuttle's final "discovery" fliechlt your "weather & traffic on the 1s" next. >>> and it's the question everyone is asking. who really holds the winning

this is not jackie kennedy walking through the white house at christmas.s is what is behind this picture. brian williams got the president to talk about what happened that night. that's pretty cool stuff. >> yeah, i hear you. it just feels too cozy for me. >> cozy? the press is all cozy with the president. >> they shouldn't be. >> but any president. but president obama is the president now. the press goes on. you always want white house access. and then the people complain that you're not giving access. the president is giving full access to something in a was pretty incredible. >> look, to me there is something disturbing about bringing somebody into the white house to brag about that. look, don't get me wrong though. i agree with you on the overall point. they should use it in ads. they should kick the republicans republicans' ass on it. there is one thing i'm encouraged by is what you're saying, they're hammering him on it. that i like. the role of the press, the government, we're going to talk about that later in the show as we talk about the white hou

kennedy and me" about his time at jackie kennedy's side.ent clint hill joins me. it's an honor to meet you in person, and you've been a fascinating witness to our history, a tragic day in our history and the book is a fascinating read. i want to point out that you say in the book because of the angle, the weather, where we were, everything, i did all that i could, but i still feel guilt. all these years later you still feel guilt that you could have done more that day? you were riding on the fender of the car following the convertible. >> that's correct. i was in the car behind the president's vehicle in the left hand side and there is still that sense because i was the only agent in that group who had a chance to do anything, and i failed to do what i thought i should have done which was get there faster than i did. >> mr. hill, is the guilt more professional guilt or personal guilt, too, because of how you felt about the kennedy family? >> both, i suppose. personal guilt because of the relationship i had with mrs. kennedy and the presiden

>>> and guarding jackie kennedy.sthand witness to president kennedy's assassination joins me live about the first lady and what he knew about her during america's darkest moments. hi, everyone. happy good friday. we have a lot on the agenda, but we

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tourists can walk through the jackie kennedy garden, the rose garden, the south lawn, and the white house garden. weather permitting the tours will take place on saturday, april 21st and sunday, april 22nd. visitors can get free passes those days starting at 8:00 at the ellipse visitor pavilion, tickets given out on a first come first serve basis. get there early. >> we are glad dan is back. >> a lot of people like man, hellie is back. >> he is the main one saying that. >> they're glad you're back. believe me they are. >> i had a ball, man. you know that. >> i heard you were awesome. we'll be talking capitals coming up in sports. they're boston bound for the playoffs and bubba bests the rest of the masters field. also the nationals trying to give an early wakeup call when they head to new york. >> a simple game of >>> take a look. a beautiful shot of the capitol right now and yes they turned on the fountain. i was wondering what was taking so long with all this nice weather but there it is right there. you can see it actually blowing in the wind. in the w%nd. the trees are blowing in the

. >>> jackie kennedy's agent who was with her and with the president. a very emotional story. >>> also then we're going to talk about the huge backlash on our website and others to a woman's article claiming that women hate her for being beautiful. this morning we're going to hear from that writer for the first time. >>> also nadya suleman will be here. we'll talk to her about her decision to take public assistance and also her recent and controversial photo shoot and also how her 14 children are doing. also have jay leno's take on ryan seacrest's appearance today. now back to you two. >>> this morning, walmart at the center of the heated debate in hayward. that chain wants to put one of the neighborhood market stores at this former circuit city site near the union city border. hayward's development service director already approved the plan. but neighbors there and the united food and commercial union appealing the decision. the group says the market will undercut business at nearby super markets. >>> meantime, redwood city considering a new plan to tr

joining us right now is former secret service agent to jackie kennedy and author of the new book "mrssure to have you on the program. >> thank you very much. >> i understand after the shooting, you said to yourself, how did i let that happen to her? >> yes, that's true. i did say that. because i felt guilty for what had happened. i was the only agent who had a chance to intercede, to have a chance to make a difference and i failed to do so. >> but you also put your life at risk because you went to the back of the car to try to shield any other shots that might be coming, correct? >> true. but that's the nature of the job. that's what you do. we try to cover and evacuate. place ourselves in a position so nothing more can happen and remove and protect and get them out of there as quickly as possible. >> you were saying about your relationship with the first lady at the time, very tight. very close. can you describe those years? >> well, very close. at first we weren't. i didn't like that job. i wanted to be with the president. she didn't like having someone with her 24 hours a day which

host: the garden at the white house a tribute to first lady jackie kennedy and there are townhomes alongafayette park that are there because of her. why? guest: all along jackson place, you know, right outside lafayette park which you can see from the north side of the white house these are historic homes. i mean, some of our former secretaries of state and others lived there. and they were slated for removal at a period of time during the kennedy administration. she cared about historic preservation and appealed to a number of wealthy americans to establish an endowment called the white house historical celebration. just celebrated its 50th year and does enormously important work but she did protect those townhomes and did raise this level of protecting our p patrimony that is inside the white house. it's a living democracy to who we are as a country. host: early in her term in the white house, nancy reagan did not have a cause in 1983 and then she embraced the just say no campaign. lessons for a first lady coming into the white house? guest: people expect you to do something with your

when they turn out okay, i think it was jackie kennedy onassis who said when you raise your kids well> we have to support our children regardless of their choices. they may not make choices we would particularly want them to make. support and love them and know they're going to be okay. they'll figure it out themselves. it can't live their lives for them. >> cybil, good to see you. the show is called "the client list." congratulations. >> thank you. i want to say one quick thing about the war on women and reproductive freedom including the attack on planned parenthood, abortion is our constitutional right, we should keep it legal. also birth control should be available to everyone -- >> cybill, we need more time if we're going to do that. >> cut me off any time you want. >> i'm going to lead the next march on washington. i'm not wearing a bulletproof vest. my mother is scared for me. >> we need more time to do it. >> i'll come back tomorrow. >> we'll see you later. >> we'll be right back with more. you're watching with "cbs this ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ up on cripple creek she sends me ♪ >> a

when they turn out okay -- jackie kennedy said something along the lines, when you raise your kids wellso agree with that. >> i think we have to support our children regardless of their choices. they may not make choices we would want them to make but support them and love them and know they'll be okay. they'll figure it out themselves. i can't live their lives for them. >> good to see you. >> wonderful to see you. >> the show is called "the client list." congratulations. >> thank you. i want to say one quick thing about the war on women and reproductive freedom including the attack on planned parenthood that that not only -- abortion is our constitutional right. we should keep it legal. and also birth control should be available to everyone -- >> we really need more time if we're going to do that. >> cut me off any time you want. >> i'm going to be the next martha washington and i'm not going to wear a bullet proof vest and my mother is scared for me. >> you need more time to do it. >> i'll come back tomorrow. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be back with more. you're watch

. >>> a chilling new memoir on the assassination of president kennedy, claims jackie kennedy tried tohusband's school. she leaped on to the back of the presidential limousine, and failed to retrieve the back of his head. soledad, i was flipping through some of the pictures, all these years later, it's just so sad, the whole thing. >> a really interesting book? >> he was grabbing his head. >> still ahead this morning on starting point, she's been a dentist, she's been a doctor, she's been a paratrooper, now she would like to be president of the united states. who is this model candidate? >>> also we'll tell you if a woman is going to finally get to put on the green jacket as a member of golf's premier augusta national club. >>> here's john's play list, the rolling stones, "he e"she's lik rainbow." [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of

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i wonder what her opinion of martha washington, jackie kennedy is.ig at the social classes of america. it's a disdain, it's social warfare. it has no place in politics and it's honestly wrong. >> keith, how do you see it? >> well, i remember when hillary clinton back in 1992 made a comment about not sitting home and baking cookies and everybody made a big stink about that. this is more about class and not about gender. it's a comment from one person and she's basically making a statement that i think a lot of people could understand if it's not take be on out of context. my mom started working when she was 18 and worked until she retired. a lot of women, particularly women of color, have never really had a choice about whether they could stay at home or not. they have been forced to have to work and never had to be able to do one or the other. i think most american voters aren't going to be persuaded by this, most women aren't going to be persuaded at this. they're not going to say this is a guy who couldn't even make a decision about the equal pay a