it was really jackie kennedy. dea. >> the reason she could not take credit for it is because even today, for a to be ambitious, it is not permissible. women cannot be ambitious. things just happen to us. "i just happen to cover the white house". i am very serious. planning is known as scheming. you cannot take credit for it or else you are widely criticized for it. >> i asked barbara the question and got sidestepped. do they wanted as much? was jack killeen kennedy ambitious? >> she wanted the white house. she did not like the political world, smoking in her living room and ruining her draperies. she wanted the white house as much as he did. she wanted to be the first lady of land. they are all dying for it. >> just one first lady i have known who did not is beth truman. there is no question about it. she did not like it and he could have run again even though they passed a law that you could not have two terms, seven years. fdr's unfinished term. he could have run again. he told me -- talking to presidents. [laugh

nomination of caroline kennedy to be america's next ambassador to japan and what would have been jackie kennedy's4th birthday, a piece of rarely-viewed archival film takes us back to the kennedy compound in hyannisport more than 50 years ago. it was a family celebration on what no one new would be the last summer of president john f. kennedy's life. mike taibbi tonight. >> reporter: it's the kind of detailed, close-up look of a president at play that wouldn't be seen today. jfk golfing, his swing hampered by a chronically bad back, never a thing of beauty. and relaxing on the water, a motor yacht this time, in swim trunks and shades with jackie nearby, sometimes with a cigarette, and daughter caroline swimming and goofing around as children will and returning to her father's side. >> in a way, one of the last weekends that a president could really relax without very much aforethought. none of that security, none of that enormous cordon between the press and the public. >> reporter: the scenes are from squaw island near the family compound in hyannisport in cape cod. at one point during the three-

historians pointed out decades later this air force general once dated jackie kennedy. all in all he's about to have a very bad day starting when he picks up the phone. >> general. >> yes, sir. >> the air force has caused itself more grief with that silly bastard. did you see the post this morning? >> yes, sir. >> did you see that fellow's by the bed and the furniture they bought from jordan marsh? what the hell did they let the reporters in there for? are they crazy up there? you just sank the air force budget. they're crazy up there. are they crazy? that silly bastard with his picture next to the bed? >> i'm appalled, but -- >> well, i'm appalled, too. >> all right, sir. >> i want that -- that fellow is incompetent who had his picture taken next to mrs. kennedy's bed if that's what it was. he's a silly bastard. i wouldn't have him running a cat house. are they throwing around money over there? >> well, sir this is -- >> this is obviously a [ bleep ] up. >> as my favorite irish aunt used to say, it got his irish up. the now famous phone call from 50 years ago today. >>

her first assignment at white house, to cover the stylish first lady jackie kennedy. but she soon made it clear that she wasn't there to cover fashion. at the end of her career, a comment on israel. >> tell them to get out of palestine. . >> reporter: because of that, she lost her job as a columnist. but thomas said of her long career, she loved being in the white house and having an orchestra seat on history and every president standing there before her knew it. >> all right, helen, this is my inaugural moment here. i'm really excited. >> mr. president, do you think that pakistan -- >> reporter: she was off and running, no easy question for a newly elected president. launching right into a question about pakistan. helen thomas will be buried in detroit. her family says that a memorial service will be held in washington come october. >>> and now, to boston tonight and to the trial of notorious mob boss whitey bulger. and this evening, a plot twist worthy of a detective novel. a man who had been in that courtroom waiting decades to testify against bulger, suddenly foun

it was really jackie kennedy. ke credit for it is because even today, for a to be ambitious, it is not permissible. women cannot be ambitious. things just happen to us. "i just happen to cover the white house". i am very serious. planning is known as scheming. credit for ite or else you are widely criticized for it. >> i asked barbara the question and got sidestepped. was jackanted as much? killeen kennedy ambitious? >> she wanted the white house. she did not like the political world, smoking in her living room and ruining her draperies. she wanted the was jack killeen white house as much as he did. she wanted to be the first lady of land. they are all dying for it. first lady i have known who did not is beth truman. there is no question about it. she did not like it and he could have run again even though they passed a law that you could not have two terms, seven years. fdr's unfinished term. he could have run again. -- talking to presidents. [laughter] >> in your bedroom. thinktold me he did not he should run aga

. >> jackie kennedy. >> obviously she was -- i think about it now, and she was so young. you look at that wonderful style and grace that she brought to the job with two little kids and being pregnant and losing babies, all the while she is first lady -- it is really -- i marvel at it now because i was in college at the time, so she did not seem young to me, but i think her style certainly had an impact and an impact in european capitals. she did a wonderful job on the white house itself. that is part of the job the first lady, to be a curator of this important national site. starting with dolly and james madison, they turned over the building of the white house, the furnishing of the white house to her because he did not into full with it, and it is a big public works project. it was in a woman's hands. i think jacqueline kennedy did that. among other things, we've talked about eisenhower -- it really was passing the torch to a new generation. the first president born in the 20th century. the whole sense of the veteran kennedy went to congress in 1946. my father was first

the nomination of caroline kennedy to be the next ambassador to japan and what would have been jackie kennedy'sof rarely viewed archive film takes us back to a family gathering on what no one knew would be the last summer of president john f. kennedy's life. >> reporter: it's the kind of detail close up look at a president at play that wouldn't be seen today. jfk golfing. his swing hampered by a chronically bad back. and relaxing on the water in swim trunks and shades with jackie nearby sometimes with the cigarette. and daughter caroline swimming and goofing around hz children will and returning repeatedly to her father's side. >> in a way, one of the last weekends a president could really relax without very much a forethought. none of that security, none of that enormous cordon between the president and the press and the public. >> reporter: the scenes are from squaw island on cape cod. at one point during the three-day weekend, the president does some business in a suit and tie now meeting with then-british ambassador to his right. and his secretary of state dean rusk. it was july. kennedy ha

scott, jackie kennedy onassis or marlon brando. any of these people were his potential targets after lennon. lennon was his first choice. >> even so, chapman's agenda included a wild scheme to kill scott while the actor was on stage in a broadway show. >> the defendant said he had front row seats, and the plan was to stand up in the mid of the show, take his gun and fire into the body of george c. scott. it was not a particularly detroit plan, because when he went to the gun store in order to have bullets and have ammunition for his gun, he was told in new york you cannot buy ammunition for your gun. >> so after two weeks in new york, he flies back to hawaii, and he reveals to his wife that he is obsessed with john lennon, and he plans to kill him. she convinces him to have a meeting with his psychologist, but he doesn't meet it. and then he buys five hollow point bullets. >> this is not someone who is wanting to assault somebody or cause injury. this is someone intent on committing murder. . >>> on the morning of december 6th, 198

jackie kennedy -- jack kennedy was a macho man. he was startled by the impact of wife, she was -- 31. suddenly wanted to be jackie. they started dressing like jackie. everybody started learning french. john glenn was able bureau -- folk hero. waterne started taking up skiing some, to the apparel. peril.r john kennedy had a steep learning curve. do a big feature him and asked to speak to jackie. president kennedy was dismissive of that. by the time he reached the famous state visit to paris, he frenchced himself to the as the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. there were moments of high tension. we are living in one now. katie took a real beating during the cuban missile crisis. threw -- weeped through his backseat surgery -- back surgery. president johnson relied more on the road during the vietnam war. wereulately, as the crushing results for a great society. the stress he was living other -- under is crushing. he had a history of heart troubles and did not live long after his presidency. in lifeo interest outside the

george c scott, jackie kennedy, or marlon brando. lennon was the first choice.n so, chap man was going to try kill lennon in the middle of the show. >> his plan was to stand up in the middle of the show, and fire into the body of george c scott. when he went to the gun store to buy bullets to have am admissmu for his gun, he was told in new york, you cannot buy bullets for the gun. >> he flies back to hawaii and reveals to his wife that he is obsessed with john lennon and plans to kill him. she encourages him to make an appointment with a psychologist, but he does not keep it. he flies to atlanta. >> this is not someone that wanted to cause serious physical injury, this is someone intent on committing a murder. at a be these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i called about that one, it's mine. mine! mine. it's mine. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. mine. it's mine! no it's not, it's mine! better get going, it's chevy model year-end event. [ male announcer ] the chevy mode

and gets a lot of good marks. >> i think we'll all be in agreement when jackie kennedy was in dallasnd's brains blown out in her lap and wearing her pink channel suit with the blood stains and came back and everybody was watching the kennedy assassination on cbs and nbc, what happened, who did it, and the grace that she showed, the power, the photographs, it's unbelievable what she did for our country the way she handled that tragic moment. no other first lady has had a singular moment since film and television where they had to be watched so closely and she did it in a flawless fashion. >> straight through the funeral, realizing the country needed to mourn and have a chance for their grief to be experienced and she was very into the details of how that funeral was supposed to go and not just what her husband would have wanted but what the country needed. >> and how old was she at the time? >> 34. >> 34. >> 34 years old. >> you forget how young she was. >> so michael, since we're talking about jfk and coming up obviously this november on half a century -- >> hard to believe. >> let's

jackie kennedy despised her. she considered her... in fact at one point she called her a harpy. the other thing was that there were a lot of sort of formal/informal barriers to women in washington. they were not allowed to be part of the professional and social organizations that a lot of their male peers were part of. really i think the closest thing there was to real networking in journalism. >> warner: like thate national press club. >> the white house correspondents the association, the grid iron club. helen was the first officer in all of those organizations who was a woman. >> warner: what was it about her that made her not only persevere but thrive in that environment? >> you know, i think helen understood that the whole atmosphere of the white house and the press was a little too cozy. what made her really unique and i think even more unique for a woman at that time was her feeling that she was there to sort of, in star wars terms, disrupt the force. you know, it was perfectly fine to make people uncomfortable. in fact, that was part of your job. >> warner: was her... i

. >> jackie kennedy was still beloved for her fashion. it allowed that program to win andnd -- to win an emmy have unbelievable viewership. historic renovation and it keeping the white house as the country's house. >> built here support for our husband's administration. >> that too. that to. >> his polls were in the toilet. the white house did not want mrs. katie to do that tour. it was a bloodbath. a total bloodbath. happen, just to think about how far she was pushing that envelope. think, back at it and we oh, isn't this easy? isn't this gracious? it was gutsy. >> it was. but, back to fashion. the fact that she was such a fashion icon allowed her to be that tour.in michelle obama, look at the sales of laura ashley or what ever stores at the mall when she buys something off the rack. the sales go off the roof. she wear american designers. ethnic designers. she puts folks on the map will -- she the above went puts folks on the map. of marthaequivalent washington wearing homespun. my new book is called "affairs state." turco -- frances cle

jackie kennedy was just part of that in a very fundamental way. >> we are running out of time.i would like to sum up on the topic with a thought that friend of mine historian giltroy wrote about. you will find exceptions to this. generally marriages improved in the white house. first ladies and president see each other more than they probably did before he was president. he's not going to roam around for sure. here's a final thought. the final thought is that they spend so much time before the public holding hands and gazing at each other. they spend more time doing that than anything else and pretty soon, you know, they start to believe it.

jackie kennedy is there, too, pregnant.to a premature son patrick who died two days later. the president was assassinated almost four months after they were captured. they were at the time seemingly without a care. >> they had a kind of excitement, a kind of it's not entirely clear why it's been under wraps for nearly 50 years. >> extraordinary stuff. >> it really is. everybody likes behind-the-scenes stuff when you can see the president swimming with his children or playing with the dog. it's a nice thing. >> and he loved water. one of the best presidential golfers. he would occasionally come on a golf cart with kids to buy them ice cream. >> did you say, hello, i'm >>> good morning, a strong sea breeze bringing with it some cooler temperatures around the bay area. of course, over the weekend we had below average numbers. today as much as 13 degrees below the average. a little haze, a little fog, a little breeze as you look toward pleasanton right now. low pressure camped along the coastline, you have that trough there ush

he has dressed everyone from jackie kennedy to taylor swift.part of a new exhibition at the clinton presidential library in arkansas. >> welcome. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> this is a little bit new, a fashion designer's collections at a presidential library. >> i have never really had an archive of my clothing. i don't believe in the past. i want to move on. i always think that in fashion, what is important is today and what i am going to do next. i always say is that i have a memory and i forget what i did in the past and what i will do next. >> there are gowns at the exhibit, dresses that laura bush wore, ann hathaway, sarah jessica parker. what do you think makes a beautiful gown? >> if a woman looks great in it. that's what makes it. you have to look at the woman first. if you look at the gown first and the girl after, it is a bad gain. >> you have dressed every first lady for half a century. >> not all of them. >> mrs. obama. >> i would love to dress mrs. obama. she is a very stylish lady. i have seen her with the designers at this

. >>> and tomorrow on "cbs this morning," he's dressed everyone from jackie kennedy to taylor swift.ng and sent into a bus. turns out he's the grandson of jack nicklaus. this happened in may and he walked away with no injuries. >>> he talks about how much he goes to all of his football games that his grandson plays in. >>> we first brought you this story last september. story last september of fishermen and scientists. they studied new ways of great o white sharks. >> chris fisher is the founder eff glor and expedition leader.week. he will join them next week.morning. >> they call at this time greatest white shark expedition in history. a mission above and beyond what we witnessed last year.y, >> about a 15-foot smashing. shark >> this summer a group caught and maneuvered a live 2000-poundeir white shark under their boat.was made in history was made in the waters off cape cod. it? for the first time the nort atlantic held a satellite image was afflictionsed to a shark's dorsal fin, which can track its behavior for up to five years. >> okay. the tag is done. to >> five days after catc

she's not the next jackie kennedy.hillary clinton who has a series of issues that americans are concerned about. bill: all right. now, leslie, another topic that relates to the clintons, anthony wiener still in this battle for new york mayor, and his wife, longtime associate of hillary clinton. now you've got reports at nbc, reports from "the new york post" that the clintons are trying to say, wait a minute, you know, we don't agree with the strategy that's now being employed by him and his wife. and we weren't the ones to tell her to stand by her man. this is their strategy. what do you make of the separation the clintons are now trying to do on this story? >> i do think they're very different situations. first of all, i'm a democrat, but i'm not a fan of anthony wiener, and i'm certainly not a fan of what either guy did, and i would have kicked either to the curb, to be honest with you, bill. although hillary stood by his man and anthony weiner's wife did work for her, they saw very different situations. i mean, one

she's an appealing character, sort of a jackie kennedy or princess diana for her generation.hy do you think there is such interest in the u.s. as well? >> well, as you say, it is kate. we've had her on our cover of people for more than anyone else since the engagement of a couple of years ago now, and i think she's just a straightforward, very good looking, and she's a beautiful woman who's kept, you know, and has given a new lease of life to the family really, a new interest has been born around the world, and now we're, obviously, looking to see what the next phase is. martha: yeah. they say she sort of pushes the envelope. she's a little progressive and yet manages to walk that line of tradition, so nobody is unhappy with her in the royal family, and she's also moving the ball forward a bit. very interesting, simon. we'll chat with you later today. good to have you with us. all right, back to you, bill, in new york. bill: we await. back to martha in a matter of moments. i mean, because it really could be any moment inside that hospital. 25 minutes now before the hour, the

francis folsom was kind of a jackie kennedy figure. the country couldn't get enough of her. women will go to a salon or boutique and say i want at a la cleave. she was asked about the set. that basically ended the corset. nancy rake was -- reagan was a lot more than lipstick. there's much more to the fashion sense. i think do it's a part of this over all inch. michelle obama might be the fashion sense, she's also a successful woman who's an ivy league attorney and vice president of a medical college. she also has a good marriage well adjusted kids. she's someone who had it all. she becomes this image of the american woman. we do look to our first ladies for that. i stay thank goodness because i rather have them look at betty ford than lindsey lohan or madonna or something. all of that is a type of influence and it's so hard to measure. they don't have it all mainly certainly the bangs were an influence. even little things when mammie would joke and say when they would ask her about politics. she would say quote, i watched the country i flipped the pork chops. it was a cutsey

jackie kennedy -- jack kennedy was a macho man. he was startled by the impact of his young life -- wife, she was 31. women suddenly wanted to be jackie. they started dressing like jackie. everybody started learning french. john glenn was able bureau -- folk hero. everyone started taking up water skiing some, to the apparel. -- thier peril. john kennedy had a steep learning curve. they can to do a big feature him and asked to speak to jackie. president kennedy was dismissive of that. by the time he reached the famous state visit to paris, he introduced himself to the french as the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. there were moments of high tension. we are living in one now. katie took a real beating during the cuban missile crisis. he we threw -- weeped through his backseat surgery -- back surgery. president johnson relied more on the road during the vietnam war. articulately, as the were crushing results for a great society. the stress he was living other under is crushing. he had a history of heart troubles and did

. >> as we continue the conversation of first ladies, letitia baldrige, social secretary to jackie kennedyand others close to recent presidential wives, talk about the role of the first lady and how it has changed along with the nation tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues -- host: we continue our periodic minister is looking at the federal health-care law. we will focus today on education and outrage at heart to reach populations. our guest is joanne cannon. thank you for talking with us today. let's talk about how important education and outreach is to the success of this law. we got always think of that law terms of a success. guest: there are polls that show that people know less about this law and they did three years ago when it passed. there has been so much fighting about this law and it is complicated. if you take the political and you take that fact that it is a new law for many people and they don't understand what a health exchange is, the marketplace on line, a good analogy is something like travel law city. ocity. if people don't understand it,

we know that jackie has you said coined the term after president kennedy's assassination and the famous interview with teddy in life make a zine i should point out that it's rose who has the kind of royalty concept going with the family and making them such a beautiful presence on the world stage and the american stage. she helped jackie have the material to work with it seems to me so i would call that perhaps the mother, the queen mother of camelot and jackie was the queen. >> host: when john kennedy was assassinated then and that whole image system kind of came crashing down how did she handle that? >> guest: anyone can imagine just how horrible that would be to lose a child to that kind of violence. >> host: after losing joe in world war ii. >> guest: after losing the apple of her high and kid had been taken in a plane crash in 1948. so rose is literally seeing her children almost in birth order disappear from the scene. not only that but in 1964, rose wrote in her journal and this was unusual for her because she usually try to be positive and optimistic. >> host: this was before jo

it's not only tea with jackie kennedy but they're sort of given this whole arm of the program duringan housewife image to the rest of the world. >> our only exposure is, say, apollo 13 and when jim level's wife and his daughter -- so either moment there's a launch, they could lose their husband. they have to look perfect even if thingses are crumbling behind closed doors. it's a narrative almost no one would thing of unless you brought it up. >> yeah, it's really amazing. marilyn level has become a great friend through all of this. they had this motto back in the day which was happy, proud and thrilled. although they were being covered almost like our nation's first reality stars, they couldn't let any of those cracks in the facade show, that today would be the real drama. for them, it was always holding up that perfect jell-o mold and, you know, just smiling and keeping it cool -- >> they got a lot of divorces, correct? >> oh, yeah. well, the difficult part was nasa from the beginning said basically if you don't have a happy marriage you're not going to have a spaceflight. so for te

. >> jackie kennedy. >> obviously she was -- i think about it now, and she was so young. wonderful style and grace that she brought to the job with two little kids and being pregnant and losing babies, all the while she is irst lady -- it is really -- marvel at it now because i was in college at the time, so she did not seem young to me, but i had aner style certainly impact and an impact in european capitals. she did a wonderful job on the white house itself. is part of the job the first lady, to be a curator of this important national site. starting with dolly and james madison, they turned over the building of the white house, the furnishing of the white house to not into full did with it, and it is a big public works project. it was in a woman's hands. i think jacqueline kennedy did that. things, we've talked it reallynhower -- was passing the torch to a new generation. the first president born in the 20th century. veterane sense of the -- kennedy went to congress in 1946. my father was first elected in ,940 and had gone into the navy and came back in the class of 194

caroline sharing words with her mother jackie kennedy and john jr. hard to believe. >> it is. >>> trending on the website of forbes magazine, 20 things 20-year-olds don't get. a 34-year-old entrepreneur says he noticed that today's youth don't had the same values he had growing up and he's not that old. so he wanted to share some of his life lessons. he says 20-year-olds don't get they should be reading books over tweets and texts. >> yes. >> 20-year-olds don't get they should be getting their butt kicked at work. it's not a bad thing to have a boss that demands excellence and accountability. social media is not a career boys and girls. >> is this the dukes of hazard. >> it's a function of marketing. 20-year-olds don't get we're more productive in the morning. get up early, watch the "today" show and go to work. finally, pick up the phone, we shouldn't be afraid to get out from behind our computers and talk to a real person. >> thank you boss hog. >> i actually have these conversations with my 26-year-old. instead of texting, call someone. >> nobody

fifty five thousand people or anywhere from the nelson mandela's to the jackie robinson's to the putins to the goldwater's to the kennedys seven presidents prime ministers i can't think if i had if i were back against the wall i would probably say no sin mandela because i regard him as the greatest figure of the twentieth century and a question i've seen you ask a lot of people first test first what first kiss corinne and i was corinne and i was in eighth grade and she was taller than me and what words of wisdom do you have for your audience i want to give you and i never learned anything when i was talking words of wisdom what will be will be is what it is you can't change yesterday and it's hard to do something about tomorrow. you gotta live in the moment larry king is the great interviewer now appearing on r t america nine pm on weekdays and r t is happy to announce that as of this week politicking will be broadcast world why and on thursday nights. well you might remember last year about r.t. america hosted the third party debates featuring candidates that were left out of the mainstream media's obama romney rivalry

kennedy center when they lit this. everyone was in awe. it was great to see. >> that's the way you have to do it if you have to make a repair. make it look good. jackie, what do you think? >> our weather producer recorded a time lapse since the lights went on. i'll have to break that out for you and show you that later on. 77 degrees this morning. you can see everything lit up. a dew point of 69 this morning. it's a very warm and muggy start. we have quite a bit of cloud cover over the region. we have quite a few showers moving toward the east. we could see a spot of a shower make it into the metro. most of us will stay dry until after the afternoon hours. express forecast for you. isolated thundershowers until the middle of the morning. we'll dry things up. 89 degrees with an isolated shower this afternoon. we have an active weather pattern through much of the would being. things look better by the end. we'll have more details next. let's check on traffic, a beautiful lit-up monument and a bebeati bel lifuup amanda. >> heading out the doorway, accident reports are free. some works could slow you down. we're gg. earlier zone. we're picking up the con

kennedy and his camelot wife jackie. >> i've never had a candidate that inspiring me the way that peoples barack obama. >> reporter: for most of her life she shunned the spotlight, but in 2008 she endorsed barack obama action and was a national cochairperson of his 2012 campaign. now he's nominated her to serve as his ambassador to japan. an important ally in a crucial economic region. she was asked about a possible appointment this spring. >> would you like japan or canada better? >> what? i don't know, which is closer to 57th street. >> reporter: she does come close to running for hillary clinton's new york senate seat, the same one her uncle, robert kennedy, held um he was assassinated, but she quickly withdrew, citing person reasons. caroline kennedy, now 55, has written ten becomes. she heads the kennedy presidential library foundation, she's a lawyer, mother of three. kennedy has little diplomatic or government experience, but her family legacy could help make the case for her nomination. and if caroline kennedy is confirmed by the senate as ambassador to japan, could be a bump for

jackie robinson. let's screw him a little. let's undercut him. he said. so he went out to do it. and now he said we have the law of the land which took years. teddy kennedyfranklin roosevelt, truman, finally gets passed. it's getting to be like middle east politics. you lose an election and claim the other side stole it. when you get power, you hang them. it's getting like that in this country. >> it never stops. and we're going have a big fight over the health care law over the next few months as the enrollment period begins, and you see states opting out more, causing the feds to come in. >> why do they do that? way want to screw it up and want chaos? >> this is the big picture. i mean chaos is a good word to use. it's like the joker in the batman movie. the republicans meta message is that government doesn't work. you can't use government to improve the economy. >> it's meta message? >> meta. >> i'm learning these things. a little older. >> it's their big message, okay? >> we need those words? do we need to say those words just to show off the younger reader? >> the older one. but their crusade is to show that government doesn't work. and that means t

jackie and daughter caroline. we now know it would be their final summer together. just months later, kennedy was assassinated.y interesting glimpse into more sort of serene moments of the family. >> takes on much more significance when you know it's the last summer they would spend together. >> examine you see him do these athletic things. we remember how much pain the president is in, horrible back injuries. always showing what he would do to be with his family. great video. thanks for that. >>> a second body has been found in the hudson river after a prewedding celebration turned deadly. a speed boat slammed into a construction barge north of new york city, throwing the best man and bride to be in the river. the man who was driving the boat is in critical condition. he is also under arrest. cnn's alina cho is live in piermont, new york, with the latest. good morning, alina. >> reporter: chris, good morning to you. this was meant to be a celebratory cruise on the water, a bride, a groom, and their friends just two weeks before their wedding. not long after leaving a marina friday night, this boat ride quickl