kennedy married jacqueline bouvier in a small church in rhode island.t couple would become iconic figures in american history, which is why today that small church has quite the following, attracting people from all over the world. >> reporter: everyone has their reasons for coming to a house of worship. the st. mary's church of newport. >> every column was wrapped in vines and flowers. >> reporter: father molesky has more than one he likes to share. >> as i've done my research, i always find out there's more to the story. >> reporter: it's a story the magazines and history books have all told of a president and first lady whose wedding captivated a country. >> people ask why did they get married. >> reporter: few have heard it like this, from the head of the church where it all happened. >> we're quite proud to have that as part of our heritage here. >> reporter: that's why for the last few years the church has opened its doors to anyone who wants to relive the day john and jackie kennedy were married here, complete with the music and the decorations t

jacqueline bouvier now examining whether the f. thirty five might make a good substitute the f. thirty five was meant to be the ultimate aircraft the swiss army knife fighter jets ready and equipped for everything the project has been years in the making worked on by the brightest minds from all over the globe and has cost billions and billions of dollars. looks awesome right well the creation of this jack of all trades plane has been a bumpy road the project has seen numerous drafts due to various issues including having the blueprints stolen at one point and the budget has expanded over time as well nearly doubling the initial figure the f. thirty five program program's record of performance has been both a scandal and a tragedy that has experience issues with cost is going to become completely an affordable aircraft deliveries amount to no more than a mere trickle relative to the original promises of the program what's going to happen with that airplane is going to die slow when i get to his and so what is so great about the f. thirty five it must be perfect for air combat we

our washington correspondent jacqueline bouvier looks at how the traditional media's relentless criticismof donald trump's tweets may have backfired. donald trump hit back at criticisms that his tweets degrade the office of the president by posting an admission saying that his use of social media indeed isn't presidential but rather modern day presidential and while the verdict out on whether that's a good thing or not it's undeniable the man understands the power of the internet trump inspires me and creates me trump uses memes and his twitter posts take the recent c.n.n. wrestling video he shared which was originally posted on reddit a popular viral news and discussion website that modern day presidential post caused an uproar in the traditional media president of the united states taking things way too far and as an incitement to violence he is going to get somebody killed in the media is an attempt might be successful to drum up violence against journalists should any of your lead to journalist hurt it's no wonder that sixty percent of americans say they have little to no trust in the

and i think they would do best to just shut up and let this go our washington correspondent jacqueline bouvier looks at how the traditional media is relentless criticism of donald trump's prolific tweeting backfires to his benefit. donald trump hit back at criticisms that his tweets degrade the office of the president by posting an admission saying that his use of social media indeed isn't presidential but rather modern day presidential and well the critics out on whether that's a good thing or not it's undeniable the man understands the power of the internet trump inspires me and creates trump uses mediums and his twitter posts take the recent c.n.n. wrestling video he shared which was originally posted on reddit a popular viral news and discussion website that modern day presidential post caused an uproar in the traditional media president of the united states taking things way too far and as an incitement to violence he is going to get somebody killed in the media is an attempt to might be successful to drum up violence against journalists it's kind of behavior to lead to journalist hurt it

jacqueline bouvier takes a look. by it's this train those are all the tags you always get when the pentagon tries to explain what american soldiers are doing in iraq in fear. training aspect advise and assist in training mission. training equipping. the company and. train equip and assist in the company and our partners. so let's break down those terms that often fall like a bunch of cliches but actually mean very specific things train and equip. that sort of like a boot camp when us instructors provide local forces with arms and train them that approach was taken in a while back but didn't prove to be very effective can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains we're talking for the next we have. which is what troops were doing in mosul and that means more engagement is true that we're operating. deeper into the iraqi formations are partners are fighting the enemy and we're supporting them with our advice and assistance we are very close to it if not already. in that fight and if you add a compan

now jacqueline bouvier is that. this is been all over the internet and i guess choosing your words a little more carefully maybe the mr scaramucci i was is grabbing headlines. you know it is everywhere and before it seemed that trump took the cake with abusive tweets and obsessing over leaks coming from the white house but now it seems that his new communications director is giving him a run for his money to say the least this all started when a reporter from the new yorker tweeted about a dinner that scary mucci the president and a few others were said to have on wednesday. allegedly called that journalist and an effort to find out who his source was but things quickly escalated into an all out tirade when the reporter refused to name anyone the communications director began to threaten to fire everyone in the white house communication team then added later on that he wanted to kill all the leakers he also spent a fair amount of time during that conversation attacking the white house chief of staff were in spring a

national security advisor michael flynn was forced to resign over his contacts with russia jacqueline bouvier looks now at how relationships in the white house are starting to resemble a notable t.v. drama. between senate investigations and twitter wars the current us presidency has barely gotten the ball rolling but there has been plenty of drama we are strongest when we're unified. this is a bunch of scumbags. president was being small president it's not presidential at all. for this country. mr speaker to call for the impeachment of the president boy have they tried i mean every single thing. when i'm finished i think they will absolutely. lately the bipartisan tug of war has shifted to being on the lines of the enemy of my enemy is my friend take attorney general jeff sessions not long ago he was considered one of trump's most trusted allies whereas democrats were less than impressed he's a man of integrity a man of principle and a man of total utter resolved because the department of justice should be above reproach for the good of the country attorney general sessions should resign in j

government accountability office was to test weaknesses in a giveaway program and as jacqueline bouvier reports it's not the first time that military equipment has gone astray. the pentagon is the home of america's department of defense the body that has a budget of over five hundred billion dollars a year and is tasked with protecting the national security of the united states and yet they were duped by a completely phony outfit into selling one point two million dollars of weapons the government accountability office whose job it is to audit other federal agencies set up an undercover operation to determine whether the d.o.d. would sell military grade weapons to an unauthorized buyer and they did the g.a.o. created a fake law enforcement agency put up a bogus website use an address that led to an empty parking lot and put it in order for some potentially deadly kit less than a week later the sham agency was the proud owner of one point two million dollars worth of night vision goggles simulated m. sixteen a two rifles and pipe bomb a quip meant they never d. any verification like a ca

to those of his predecessor barack obama whose initial approval ratings were sky high ati's jacqueline bouvier looks at why the two are perceived so differently. according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his personality while only sixteen percent objected to his policies ok trump is undeniably a one of a kind president who has said and done some awkward things i think by single greatest and any assets i have by temperament you know just slide shows. i'm really rich just i'm like a smart person i think i'm much more humble than you would understand. if you compare term to his predecessor barack obama the figures were almost the exact opposite at the beginning of obama's first term sixty five percent disliked his policies while fourteen percent didn't care for his character a large portion of america really fell in love with who he was. in my first term we ended the war