this was a great recording for jacqueline kennedy. mrs. johnson think we carry that out. but they were too very different types of women, and this is johnson was much more actively involved in her husband's political career and jacqueline kennedy was. from the very beginning, really. >> this is also a wonderful story. someone was commiserating with the story, they were commiserating with ladybird after the assassination, saying, oh, you poor thing, and follow jackie kennedy as first lady. ladybird was just aghast at this. she said, oh, how can you possibly pity me? please, pity her, she doesn't have her husband. i still have mine. >> there is another way to look at that statement. it is attributed to mrs. kennedy. the fact that ladybird johnson was there and part of the campaign operation, was with him as much as she was, it made lyndon johnson even more dependent on her than he would have been otherwise. >> thank you. >> next question? >> okay. have you heard the phrase about there was no downtime for lyndon johnson? lyndon johnson became president when i was in the four

jacqueline kennedy abigail fillmore met her husband when he was one of her students.towards developments that indicate warm weekend is on the way. the wind is expected to evolve with that big plans they storm. in state storm. later on friday we will start seeing southerly wind. look at the wind. it is going to howl. look at the snow on the back side of the storm. this is an interesting depiction. they give you an actual number of inches. the temperatures are going to be really something. these are wind chills. by saturday morning. over the next 10 days. one comes in tomorrow. there comes to call their after that. we're really going to ride a roller coaster. 57 degrees tomorrow. 71 degrees on saturday. an isolated thunderstorm cannot be ruled out.

this is coming back from the blair house to the white house, and jacqueline kennedy told stanley thatdent because she felt that it showed such affection and such intimacy. you know, jfk was -- he was not publicly demonstrative at all and didn't like to be photographed that way. didn't even kiss his wife after the speech. >> and we know the kennedy children were such an object of affection and interest, but jfk didn't necessarily want the kids to be photographed. jackie didn't, and we have this photo that's taken in hyannis. it's a famous one of jfk on a golf cart surrounded which children but not the kennedy children. >> no. jackie wouldn't led caroline or john-john be in this photograph, and these are all kennedy kids and cousins, and in this particular photograph they are saying uncle jack, run over the photographer. kill the photographer, uncle jack. >> a picture of caroline holding her dad's photo. a good story behind that. >> jackie was very, very upset about this. stanley took this picture, and she's standing next to maria shriver, and maria shriver said that's the president of

this was a study that jacqueline kennedy made and concluded.bamas have subscribed to that and historically, this has proven to be the wisest form of presidential parenting. >> reporter: while we haven't heard much directly from the two girls over the years, their parents share quite a bit about them. listen to what the president told abc's robin roberts about his daughters last year. >> they're smart, funny and most importantly they're kind, they're respectful, they're responsible, they're well behaved. i could not have asked for better kids. i should also point out that i had men with guns that surround them often and a great incentive for running for re-election is that it means they never get in a car with a boy who had a beer. >> malia, who will be 18 by the time her father's second term ends is already asking about her driver's license. the president said he will allow it. but other things are simply against the rules, as mr. obama recently told the ladies of "the view." >> first of all, malia didn't get a phone until last year. they don't

. >> markey mac america who was fined that cap net went to the dead jacqueline kennedy college and she was to have said to tell each spouse legal do something to make washington a better place for the people who live and work here every day. mrs. mcnamara had a reputation to tutor the wealthy people and lead children from poor economic backgrounds. she found one day how much it meant to be given a book she bought from what her children had five years before and one of the mothers came to the school to return the stolen boat recently when the child touse have the book so that stars the tradition to find a child's name or have them help the name. but also the teacher of reading. and but not when ta'en too need well and to put the book and the hand and we have tried to begin to stress perennial involvement we ask of undergone a transition over the last year over the last 34 years we have of large federal but grant if that was not funded in the fy 12 by jeht. read them do the phoenix we have always done private fund-raising and we are stepping back. >> host: the two organizations coming du

." >> 46 years ago, there is a meeting that jacqueline kennedy called at the white house with all thecabinet spouses. and mrs. kennedy said that she told each spouse that we are each going to do something to make washington a better place for the people who live and work here every day. mrs. mcnamara had a great reputation as a reading tutor. she tutor the wealthier children in town and also children from poor economic backgrounds. she had found come up one day, how much it meant in the life of public school, she had bought books that her children had used before. well, one of the mothers wanted to return the stolen book. and i said no, we want the child have to have the book, and that started the tradition of when we present a book to a child, helping the child. she appeared to help children, those who do not learn to read well on time, it usually means we are here to help them spread the joy of reading. first by putting a book in their hands that they have chosen. over recent years, we have really tried again to stress even more the parental environment that needs to happen with tha

baldrige served as first lady jacqueline kennedy's chief of staff, planning state dinners and socialherings at the white house. later, "time" magazine hailed her the arbiter of "new american manners" for defining etiquette for the workplace. letitia baldrige was 86 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and we take up a question that is being discussed in the wake of the hurricane. shod cities and stas strt making bigger changes to prepare for the consequences of natural disasters and severe weather? ray suarez has the story as part of our ongoing series on coping with climate change. >> suarez: a hurricane in the final days of october, fed by warm ocean water, slams the eastern seaboard. it's a reminder of how often extreme weather events have been in the news. the debate over climate change-- whether it's real, and who or what is causing it-- rages on without signs of abating. superstorm sandy battered the coastline. and a record 14-foot storm surge brought new york city to a standstill, leaving the city with potentially staggering rep

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this was a study that jacqueline kennedy made and concluded the obamas have subscribed to that and historicallyof presidential parenting. >> while we haven't heard much directly from the two girls over the years, their parents share quite a bit about them. listen to what the president told abc's robin roberts about his daughters last year. >> they're smart, they're funny, most importantly, they're kind. they're respectful. they're responsible. they're well behaved. i could not have asked for better kids. i should also point out that i have men with guns that surround them often. and a great incentive for running for re-election is that it means they never get in a car with a boy who had a beer. >> malia who will be 18 by the time her father's second term ends, is already asking about her driver's license. the president has said he'll allow it. but other things are simply against the rules as mr. obama recently told the ladies of "the view." >> first of all, malia didn't get a phone until last year. they don't have facebook page. you know, part of that, obviously, is for security for us. we don'

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