we would not be here today if it weren't for jackie kennedy. this would be one of those government nondescript office buildings. explain the story behind that and how she tried to redefine the role of first lady. >> the area was doomed to be high rise office buildings. you had commerce. this was to have a six story or seven story white model building designed by the people who did williamsburg. it was modeled for the time. the well-known separatist the architecture was a friend of the kennedys and both of the kennedys were upset about the white house losing its residential scale and its neighborhood. between mrs. kennedy and the president himself, they stirred the fine arts commission to resend -- to rescind permission to build this building. it happened right at the end of the kennedy administration. mrs. kennedy personally appear at the fine arts building and stirred everybody up for it. that is what happened. that is why we have lafayette square. >> jacqueline kennedy certainly was -- that was one of her causes, historic preservation. we see

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other items on the block included letters from former first lady jackie kennedy as well as photographs and some books. >>> u.s. markets are closed for the president's day holiday. when traders get back to work this week, the housing recovery will be a big focus. fresh homebuilder centsment comes out tomorrow, housing starts wednesday, existing home sales thursday. investors will also be on the hunt for some clarity from the fed. the release of its last meeting minutes. the question is whether there's been any more talk of ending its easy money policy. >>> also on deck, walmart's earnings report. speculation is swirling after bloomberg quoted an internal e-mail saying walmart's february sales were "total disaster." gold will also be on the radar this week. the recent market darling has tumbled to a six-month low, shedding 4% already this year. >>> prices at the pump have been on the rise each of the past 29 days, rising seven cents this week to a average in of $3.64 a gallon, 12 cents more than last year. >>> a strike by a major spanish airline could ground more than 1,000 flights this

although jackie kennedy gets tremendous amount of credit for redecorating the white house, pat actuallydid more of that. she hired a protocol officer from the state department, brought him over, and the two of them went around the country making deals with different people, different museums to be able to get period pieces, correct period pieces in the white house, and to restore the white house to the point that when jackie kennedy came back for their first time since she left in 1964, she comment on how wonderful a job pat had done redecorating. i think it also took her a little while to find her stride, and so i think she was just kind of moving in that direction. amid all of this -- she had the double whammy of this shifting historical circumstances and the problems in the administration in terms of being able to define her own path. i think the other reality is that she actually felt most comfortable traveling and meeting people and doing kind of -- being able to get out amongst the people. >> she was embattled. did you mean when dealing with watergate or after the presidency? >> w

in the 1960's, plans to demolish the building were under way until jackie kennedy stepped in. she brought the battle to preserve the terminal all the way to the supreme court hearing the ruling paved the way for preservation efforts around the country. now, a century after its construction, a thriving grand central station is once again in celebration mode. >> you are watching the "journal" on dw. >> more news at the top of the hour. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

and it may be even greater than jackie kennedy because jackie kennedy was beautiful and she spoke in wis-parker county voice likely this and she gave a tour of the white house and a tour of the white house. what did she do? nothing. i can't think of anything as a first lady that was her real passion. barbara bush was into literally. at least she was on to something. jackie kennedy was riding her horses. so -- visiting her rich friends. so back to michelle obama. i think she is terrific. she is smart. she is beautiful. she is strong and healthy. she is an amazon. i think she is tremendous and she is very persuasive and she's been very successful. remember, she was a money-maker in the obama family. obama wasn't making any money. >> you are right >> bill: as a social worker. right? or as an organizer or as a state senator. no. she was out there billing member of the chicago business community and head of the hospital board, i think it was before. so she's a very successful woman, businesswoman before first lady and tremendously successful and the more i see of her the better as far as

other items on the block included letters from former first lady jackie kennedy as well as photographss. >>> a quick program note here, with the tenth ann visit of the iraq invasion one month away, tonight at 9:00, a new msnbc documentary hosted by rachel mad do you that details how faulty intelligence was held up as hard fact in an effort to lead america into war. >>> u.s. markets are closed for the presidents' day holiday. when traders get back to work this week, the housing recovery will be a big focus. fresh home builders sentiment comes out tomorrow, housing starts wednesday, existing home sales thursday. investors will also be on the hunt for some clarity from the fed. the release of its last meeting minutes. the question is whether there's been any more talk of ending its easy money policy. >>> also on deck, walmart's earnings report. speculation is swirling after bloomberg quoted an internal e-mail saying walmart's february sales were "total disaster." gold will also be on the radar this week. the recent market darling has tumbled to a six-month low, shedding 4% already this ye

we would not be here today if it weren't for jackie kennedy. this would be one of those government nondescript office buildings. explain the story behind that and how she tried to redefine the role of first lady. >> the area was doomed to be high rise office buildings. you had commerce. this was to have a six story or seven story white model building designed by the people who did williamsburg. it was modeled for the time. the well-known separatist the architecture was a friend of the kennedys and both of the kennedys were upset about the white house losing its residential scale and its neighborhood. between mrs. kennedy and the president himself, they stirred the fine arts commission to resend -- to rescind permission to build this building. it happened right at the end of the kennedy administration. mrs. kennedy personally appear at the fine arts building and stirred everybody up for it. that is what happened. that is why we have lafayette square. >> jacqueline kennedy certainly was -- that was one of her causes, historic preservation. we see

jackie kennedy's performance was a smash hit. scoring her piles of fan mail. even an emmy award.s and nbc carried it. three out of four american tv viewers tuned in, three out of four. so popular abc aired encore a few nights later it was on valentine's day that americans fell in love with a first lady turned tour guide 51 years ago today. and now you know the news for this thursday, valentine's

jackie kennedy's performance was a smash hit. scoring her piles of fan mail. even an emmy award. both cbs and nbc carried it. three out of four american tv viewers tuned in, three out of four. so popular abc aired encore a few nights later it was on valentine's day that americans fell in love with a first lady turned tour guide 51 years ago today. and now you know the news for this thursday, valentine's day, february 14th, 2013. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us in tonight. and for trusting us for your news and information. we're back tomorrow. the factor is coming up. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> senator rubio laid out the right wing vision for america. and -- oh, what was i saying? >> bill: liberal tv media overdosing on the senator rubleio water situation. one network showed the clip 155 times. what should rubio do? >> we will tell you. >> as far as dorner himself goes, he has been like a real life super hero to many people. >> dr. marc lamont hill causing big controversy for comments he made about the mass killer and excop christopher dorner. will dr.

the guyho works with the declaration of independence and constitution and the pink dress that jackie kennedy wore when her husband was shot that sounds like the greatest job in the world. i've spent four year at national archives going through the great attic of america's memories. >> brown: and the research you're doing, we're not going to go through and give away the whole plot here but you're looking at an assassination attempt. >> that's right. brown: were you going back through time and looking... >> what happened is basically over two dozen attempts on the life of the president of the united states. four have been successful. what the plot is is a serial killer who i meticulously recreating the crimes of all the presidential a sass ins from john wilkes booth to lee harvey ons wall. the fun to me is the research looking at what do they have in common in real life. >> brown: the traits and the way they went about it. >> exactly. if you look the secret service studied and said if you look at all the people who have attempted to kill the president nothing in common. every age range and soc

now it is deemed a national historic landmark thanks to efforts by former first lady jackie kennedy.ieve it or not. today the terminal sees more than 750,000 people every day and houses 100 stores and restaurants. >> one of my favorite new york buildings. >>> a virginia singer is headed to hollywood after wowing the "american idol" judges. ♪ as long as i know i can make it, for once in my life, i have someone who needs me ♪ >> that is 24-year-old nate tao. both his parents were deaf. he said they were not receptive to his singing at first, but had no idea how talented he is. >> his story was touching. i learned this means congratulations, right? >> yeah, that was good. >>> are you crazy about cars? the washington auto show is the place for you then. coming up, we are live with a sneak peek at what is rolling out this year. >> plus, holly is swinging away this morning. she's got a preview of the golf show. hey, holy e. >> reporter: highway, good morning. we are teeing up a lot of fun here at the dulles expo center where we are live. coming up, we have two very special guests. we have

caroline harrison was the first first lady to have is a christmas tree in the white house or jackie kennedyst to have a press secretary? the new series explores the women behind america's most powerful men. series producer andy oak and executive producer mark farkas here to tell us about the project and how it got started just in time for president's day weekend. welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> glad to be here. >> shannon: andy, what are we going to learn? >> an interesting component of the series is the location shoots that were going on and doing in addition to their time in the white house. we care about these women because they are first ladies. we care about them because of their husbands but they have lives before the president icy and lives after the presidency. for instance, martha, washington, we have been to four different places to put the puzzle pieces in for the big picture. been to philadelphia, valley forge, mount vernon, of course, a huge part of the story and also gone to williamsburg to learn about martha, washington, before she was martha, washington, with her first

. >> he claims chapman's hiss list was jackie kennedy onassis and walter cronkite and actor john c.tters are going for an asking price of $75,000. >> a man accused of slapping a toddler onboard a delta airlines flight is out of a job this morning. 60-year-old joe hundley charged with assaulting a minor was suspended by his employer. but now the company says they have let him go. according to court papers, jessica bennett and her 2-year-old son were sitting next to hundley on a minneapolis flight this month when the boy became fussily, hundley used a racial slur and slapped that little boy in the face. >> i could not believe that he would say something like that and -- to a baby or about a baby and then to hit him was just, i -- i felt like i was in another world. i was shaking. >> unbelievable. bennett and her husband called the actions heinous and hateful. hundley's attorney says he plans to plead not guilty to the assault charge. >>> a southern california woman can finally hohn yort hero father that she never knew. her father died in 1945 right before she was born. his world war i

. >> spiro claims chapman's hit list included jackie kennedy onassis, george c. scott.letters, an asking price of $75,000. >>> "saturday night live" poking fun at senator marco rubio for reaching for the water in the response to the state of the union. >> you can not see? it's never that far away. it's right here. it's back where you were. >> which way? back where you were. and there it is. >> oh, my god! ah! oh, so good. >> the parched throat from participating in a cinnamon challenge. he says before his national address he ate dry roasted peanuts and beef jerky. which would spin it. >> well, marco rubio gave an 18-minute long speech in spanish right before he delivered the rebuttal. he was parched. >> if you make a donation to his political action committee now, you get a rubio water bottle. >> perfect. >> he really had the best embracing of something that went viral and then trying to lev ran rage it. >> and he did it fast. there was no -- boom. now making money selling water bottles. cute. >> he did a great job in the response overall, and i know marco, and i'm sure

i like what jackie kennedy did. she refurbished the white house. i think her role is of a wife. i do not feel her politics matter to the country. if she wants to do something good, that's great. adon't think they should get more focused than the wives of other people who have good jobs, better jobs, or in between. and take care of the family. host: this is or bush on her take of the first lady. [video clip] >> the first lady has a podium and she chose to use it. i think knowing that -- after i made the presidential radio address at the treatment of women and children in afghanistan by the taliban. we went shopping. ladies that the cosmetics counter in the department store came up and said thank you so much for speaking for women in afghanistan. that was the first time i thought, hey, they heard me. i knew what ladybird had set of course. host: laura bush in tehran words on the use of first lady -- in her own words. we have all the first ladies in their own words. you can go to the website and see what many people have said about the role of the first lady. that is all on our web

that made the sandals for jackie kennedy and, yeah, the beach clubs. >> beautiful. >> it's, you know,especially for the italians in august. and, you know, if you haven't been there, you got to find a way to go. >> have you been there? >> i have. i have. >> can i ask you a question? >> please. >> where have you been to more, capri or sattaten island? >> we know the answer to that, just look at him. >> how about manhattan island? >> our manhattan island. some other pictures. where do you like to stay if you go there? >> just to say the quistanap? >> i scant pronounce it but i can stay there. let's talk about the guy on the cover. prince harry. >> what did we learn about him that we don't already know? >> there's always something to learn about. he went on a 15-hour bender is maybe what we call it. >> really? >> yeah. he's on leave for four or five weeks and it's understandable and he's coming back from a pretty intense tour of duty as we know where he actually got behind his rifle and, you know, went to war. so, i think, you know, this guy's just -- seems to be one that as crazy as he g

we have seen a lot of pictures of john kennedy and also jackie o.. s or what about them resonates for you in looking at these older photographs? >> well, remember, you know, john f. kennedy was murdered 50 years ago this year. but he always stays young and when you luke at these photos, you realize we don't have old images of john f. kennedy. so, there's just this handsome, gallant president, how tan he is in many of these photographs. many -- there's a whole group of ones i hadn't seen before, him playing with his dharp are really amazing. then i particularly like the ones of him on some of his tours that powers apparently took when kennedy would travel to the national parks, for example, took these candid shots of kennedy. a lot of these are faded, some a polaroid material. but interesting material. >> some say why not give these over to the library, why not make them available? what are your thought? >> i would love it if all went to the library, alas it is up for auction today it seemed to me a pity it couldn't have all been the dave powers' colle

dead. 2:00, left hospital for love field, jackie rode with casket, 2:15, carried casket aboard air force one. >> reporter: powers, who went on to run the kennedyl library, stayed close to the president's widow. there are some 60 letters and notes from jackie up for auction, none more touching than this one. >> you open the front cover and read that. >> reporter: inside a leather- bound book of presidential inaugural speeches, mrs. kennedy wrote, "for dave powers, the president was going to give you this for christmas. please accept it now from me. you and i will miss him most." powers' mementos tell the story of a political life that ended tragically and of a friendship that never died. antony mason, cbs news, amesbury, massachusetts. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. police say a santa clara man accused of threatening to kill state senator leland yee had homemade bombs ready to go. the bomb squad has been removing hazardous materials from the home on humboldt a

>> reporter: powers who went on to run the kennedy presidential library stayed close to the president's widow. there are some 60 letters and notes from jackiemore touching than this one. >> you open up the cover and read that. >> reporter: inside of the leatherbound inaugural speeches mrs. kennedy wrote, "for dave powers. the president was going to give you this for christmas. please accept it now f . u and i will miss him most." powers' mementoes told the political life t d tragically a friendship that never died. anthony mason, cbs news, answer bury, massachusetts. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on that meteor caught on tape in russia. we'll get reaction. >>> plus more on those passengers on the disabilitied carnival cruise ship who finally disembarked last night. peter greensburg tells us about the impact of that incident on carnival. >>> and lincoln actress sally field. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> hi, everyone. it is friday

we have seen a lot of pictures of john kennedy and jackie o. ut them resonates for you in looking at these older photographs? >> well, remember, you know, john f. kennedy was murdered, you know, 50 years ago this year. and but he always stays young. you look at the photos, you realize you don't have old images of john f. kennedy. it is just this handsome gallant president, how tan he is in many of these photographs. there is a whole group of ones i hadn't seen before of him playing with his children that are amazing. and then i particularly like the ones of him on some of his tours that powers took when kennedy would travel to the national parks and took these candid shots of kennedy. so it is a lot of these are faded. some are almost like a polaroid quality, but just interesting new material. >> eternal youth. black eyed peas star fergie is expecting her first child. the singer posted a picture to twitter saying, josh and me and baby makes three with the hash tag, my lovely baby bump. that's an edited photo of a young fergie and her husband jos

jackie relaxing by a swimming pool. john f. kennedynd dave powers in the swimming pool of binge crosby. these are little slices of life that most people or the media really don't get to see. you get into his daily life which in part is held at arm's length. >> and that was nbc's brian ga know reporting. still ahead, the dolphin rescued at sea and the friends that were rooting for him. >>> and gorgeous sunny view. some places stuck in fog as we look at bigger changes ahead in your seven day forecast. >>> let's show you a sunny view of san francisco right now. a little fog toward the north bay. san jose starting to break out with some sunshine. so the fog is the story. yesterday we had high clouds. this morning visibility reduced. you can see around san mateo and even a quarter mile around parts of south bay. our temperatures quite a range. 51 in oakland, but chilly in the north bay, mid-30s there. 46 in san jose. thanks to winds shifting back on shore again today, that will keep the seabreeze up and combined with the foggy start to the

> reporter: powerses who went on to run the kennedy presidential library stayed close to the president's widow. there are some 60 letters and notes from jackieion, none more touching than this one. >> you open the front cover and read that. >> nonetheless a legderbound book of presidential inaugural speeches mrs. kennedy wrote "for dave powers. the president was going to give you this for christmas. please accept it now from me. you and i will miss him most." power's mementos tell the story of a political life that ended tragically and of a trendship that never died. anthony mason, cbs news amesbury, massachusetts. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access >>> e.t. with new information on the olympic hero arrested for killing his girlfriend. >> was it murder or a valentine's day surprise gone wrong? i'm nancy o'dell. >> and i'm rob marciano. >> oscar pistorius is under arrest this morning accused of murder. >> what we know about the double amputee known as the blade runner and his model girlfrie

> reporter: powerses who went on to run the kennedy presidential library stayed close to the president's widow. there are some 60 letters and notes from jackiefor auction, none more touching than this one. >> you open the front cover and read that. >> nonetheless a legderbound book of presidential inaugural speeches mrs. kennedy wrote, "for dave powers. the president was going to give you this for christmas. please accept it now from me. you and i will miss him most." power's mementos tell the story of a political life that ended tragically and of a trendship that never died. anthony mason, cbs news, amesbury, massachusetts. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> tonight police are desperately searching for whoever killed an elderly man inside his own home. alexandria police now say that the 94-year-old was murdered in his home. surae chinn has the latest on the investigation. >> it's just hard to imagine at 94 as feeble and fragile as he was that somebody would take his life. he couldn't have harmed a flee. >> reporter: carol remembe

jackie, thinking that they could turn it around. tommy and t j get into it. and here comes tim kennedy, the third game. score. right to the goal. stop him. that 7 game losing streak is over, 2-1 tweeting in st. louis winning. >> montgomery shoving pac-12 leading scorer allen crabbe during a timeout >> it is obvious that i made a mistake and i feel bad about it. there is no place in sports that you can basically put your hands on a student athlete. the best remedy was to get the player to be will to speak. >> it was blown out of proportion. this was a professional game and the coach got fired up and. but i did not take anything-. >> i feel badly and in over 30 years of coaching it has never happened before. and the scrutiny of those guys has increased on that over the years. something that i deeply regret it will not happen again. >> and as i mentioned, he just got fired up. that is all. about it, but after cal a.d. called it 'unacceptable' montgomery has been robert guerror could make between three and $4 million. by far, his biggest payday. this will be his worst professional flight after a prison stint for domestic violence.