. >> never-before seen photographs of jacqueline kennedy and her young family >> well ten people are safe after being trapped for hours high off the ground on a rollercoaster. it started around 7:00 tonight when the rip ride rocket at universal orlando got stuck in the vertical position. a couple of hours later, firefighters had to use a rope to get the stranded riders to safety. one person at a time. no one was injured and there is no word on what caused that coaster to get stuck. >> is it just me or are we seeing amusement park accidents lately. >> it is enough for me not to ride them for a long time. >> only on 9. never-before seen photographs of jacqueline kennedy and her young family taken during a weekend in virginia. >> these were taken back in the early 1960s and ended up documenting history. andrew mccarran and joe martin visited in middleberg with tonight's cover story. >> this is little john. she once told me this was her favorite picture of the three of them together. >> photographer howard allen is 93 years old now. >> and here they are leaving. >> a country gentleman wi

it's very important to me and telling the story of the death of president kennedy the story of jacqueline kennedy during and after the assassination to talk about the myths and the legends and memories we all have about president kennedy. was camelot in myth or because tens of millions of people believe it does that make it true and make it real? jackie did other things to remember him. she wanted to go home to georgetown. she wanted her old huspeth. the night of the assassination secretary mcnamara offered to buy it for her. she said no. she said that would be morbid and how could i go back there with all the memories? averell harriman and important diplomat that served in many -- he wanted to live a normal life again like they did before the presidency. the people wouldn't let her do it. that was the beginning of the strange national obsession with jacqueline kennedy. people stood in front of her house to spy on her. they would take photographs when she came out with children. they would never leave her alone. she didn't like crowds in the first place. she was a little afraid of them so she was

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. >> only on 9 tonight at 11:00 the never before seen photographs of jacqueline kennedy and her very young family. they took some vacations in virginia. that's where those pictures are from. >> coming up next at 7:00 a spectacular crash in a railroad crossing caught on camera. >>> check out the action at this railroad crossing today in midland, texas. a tractor trailer carrying pipe gets stuck on the tracks and that's never good. yeah, that was a union pacific train. there's no way it could stop. it hit the truck's flatbed sending it 1/2-mile down the tracks before coming to a stop. we can talk about it laughingly because nobody was hurt. >>> a fright fight is on in silver spring. >> that's where a montgomery judge issued a temporary restraining order to shut down this huge neighborhood halloween display at the home of real estate agent donna carr. opponents cite parking and safety issues because the event called the haunted garden has drawn as many as 2,000 people. the county claims it's a promotional event for her business. >> it's not about me trying to gain business. it's about m

that was the beginning of the strange national obsession with jacqueline kennedy. people stood in front of her house to spy on her. they would take photographs when she came out with children. they would never leave her alone. she didn't like crowds in the first place. she was a little afraid of them so she was terrified to see these strangers waiting to a qasr all times of the day and night. mcnamara had sent an oil president of the painting as a gift to her. i discovered this when i went through some unpublished correspondence and mcnamara's files which i publish for the first time in this book and other things also from that collection. she wrote i cannot have that painting here. it brings too many things to the surface. the only photograph of jack that i even keep in the house he has his back partly turned to the viewer. and then she told mcnamara it's heartbreaking because just last night john kennedy junior walked up to the painting and kissed her goodnight and said goodnight daddy. she said he had been eating candy so i apologize if you plan you get the pain

. >> only on 9 tonight some never before seen photographs of former first lady jacqueline kennedy and her young family taken during their weekends in virginia. photographer howard allen took these intimate photos back in the '60s. our andrea mccarren and her photographer joe martin caught up with allen recently in middleburg. >> here's jackie with little john. she once told me this was her favorite picture of the three of them together. >> reporter: photographer howard allen is 93 years old now. >> here they are leaving. >> reporter: a country gentleman with a sharp wit and a humble demeanor. >> this is my daughter betsy who is now the mayor of middleburg and jackie. >> reporter: he earned the trust of the woman he still calls jackie, the fashion icon the rest of the nation knew as america's first lady. >> she didn't have to put on any airs up here. she was just jackie. >> reporter: he met jackie in 1961. both of their children were members of middleburg's pony club. as a parent, he had access to all the shows. despite being a professional photographer allen kept the first family's in

she was eclipsed by elenor roosevelt and the glamour of jacqueline kennedy. she has been forgot and. -- forgotten. how was she perceived at the time by the press and the public? was coloringsion her view -- people's view of her tenure. expectations and enthusiasm. a lot was expected. she was involved with girl scouts and was involved in the athletic amateur federation. she had hosted and chaired a conference on women in law- enforcement. she tried to get equal enforcement of prohibition laws. one of the things that she did was -- as the color points out, she was unorthodox -- as the caller points out, she was unorthodox. mary randolph wanted lou to hings the "washington society" way of thanks. ings. she introduced a lot of changes. she was very on orthodox. hodox.rt --i believe >> some have opted not to have an inaugural ball. >> they got soaked in the ceremony. they did not attend the ball. the vice president and his sister-in-law attended the ball. it was considered a charity ball and not an inaugural ball. >> what was the charity? >> that's a good question

we know jacqueline kennedy opposed an awe tips so from the beginning which were the navy.nish was a three ring circle. why. >> >> they're unable to perform autopsies with gut reasoned. >> what us the in the fine report that leaves people to question the awe thentity. >> the head wound that killed president kennedy it was wrorng by 4 inches and on a my man head, they threatened it. >> we still don't know why he was shot. >> no. >> the warren commission never revealed it. >>> and a cruel and shocking tonal goes on sail tort. ee'l and i sponsored this ad. candidate for attorney general, if you think ken cuccinelli would take virginia in the wrong direction, wait til you meet his attorney general candidate senator obenshain. like cuccinelli, obenshain believes politicians should dictate our most personal decisions they cosponsored a bill together to ban the birth control pill; and outlaw abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. cuccinelli and obenshain: together - a dangerously wrong turn for virginia >>> "proud mary," that's perfect music for her. i like it. the new murph

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the gap between the nation's two top officials extended to their wives here jacqueline kennedy at graduateof eloquent ax supporters had attended -- in paris. she was clever fashion all of and beautiful and love the arts but she was snobbish and extravagant. she was clearly in a dormitory handsome husband. she could not be counted on to undertake mundane political responsibilities although when she did she impressed everyone with her talent and style. she was jealous of her husband's other women and was often resentful and withdrawn three she poked fun at mrs. johnson's devotion to her husband remarking at one point that lady bird would crawl up pennsylvania avenue on her hands and knees over broken glass for lending. if i may interject, a very snide disgusting remark. lady bird in fact was smart plain impractical and excellent businesswoman and as jackie observed fiercely loyal to her has been preached was also exceptionally supportive of landon and provided the emotional balance yet desperately needed. if lyndon romance of the women she didn't let it affect their relationship. no matter w

house has opened gardens and grounds to visitors for the weekend so all you guests can tour the jacqueline kennedy, as well. officials say tours of the east wing and executive residence will resume november 5th. ted cruz is in iowa fueling more speculation is he going to make a 2016 presidential run. the senator was headline speaker at a ronald reagan fund-raising dinner last night in des moines where he called the government shutdown a success. he continued his victory lap through the state with a pheasant hunt this afternoon and now is expected to speak any minute here at the defenders of freedom lunch in lee mars. kasie hunt is there. casey, a good day to you. i understand you the spent the day au pheasant hunting thus the attire. how are iowa republicans receiving him? >> well, i actually have had to clean up a little bit since that hunt. we were out for several hours this morning, trudging through the brush with senator cruz and congressman steve king, the congressman from western eye known as a fiery conservative and somebody ted cruz is clearly courting. the republicans here are receiving h

it's very important to me and telling the story of the death of president kennedy the story of jacqueline kennedyafter the assassination to talk about the myths and the legends and memories we all have about president kennedy. was camelot in myth or because tens of millions of people believe it does that make it true and make it real? jackie did other things to remember him. she wanted to go home to georgetown. she wanted her old huspeth. the night of the assassination secretary mcnamara offered to buy it for her. she said no. she said that would be morbid and how could i go back there with all the memories? averell harriman and important diplomat that served in many -- he wanted to live a normal life again like they did before the presidency. the people wouldn't let her do it. that was the beginning of the strange national obsession with jacqueline kennedy. people stood in front of her house to spy on her. they would take photographs when she came out with children. they would never leave her alone. she didn't like crowds in the first place. she was a little afraid of them so she was terrified t

i discussed with him the taking of testimony by his sister-in-law, jacqueline kennedy. i discussed with him whether he should appear before the commission already statement to the commission about his lack of knowledge of any kind that would influence the commission's investigation. robert kennedy during the course of a warrant in in the investigation was traveling in poland and under pressure from european audiences who were absolutely convinced that there was a conspiracy of some kind. he responded to that in poland, august of 1964 by saying it was the activists in the longer and that there was no conspiracy. now, i do know that there are people closer up continue to believe then and believe now that there was a conspiracy. most of them have not read the warren commission report. i subsequently was served on art kennedy's delegation to the 1968 democratic convention. i supported him for presidency. i do not think i would have been on a slate if i had not perform to my duty on the warren commission in no way in which she found susceptible. years later his very secretary

the gap between the nation's two top officials extended to their lies straight jacqueline kennedy, graduaten farmington, connecticut had attended in paris. she was clever, fashionable and beautiful, spoke french like a native, but she was snobbish and extravagant. she was clearly in a dormitory handsome husband. she cannot be counted not to undertake one political responsibility, although when she dish impressed everyone with her talent and style. she was jealous of her husband underwent minimus often resentful in with john. she poked fun at mrs. johnson's devotion to her husband, remarking that one point that ladybird would curl up pennsylvania avenue on her hands and knees over broken glass from an end. if i may interject, a very snide, disgusting remark. ladybird in fact was smart, plain and practical, and excellent businesswoman and as jackie observed from the fiercely loyal to her husband. she was also exceptionally supportive and provided the emotional balance it desperately needed. if london romanced other women, she did not let it affect their relationship to matter what else happen

kennedy was visiting. pavlik said he hesitated when he saw jacqueline and the children. ut the turn of events leading up to kennedy's assassination? the day had been raining but the skies cleared up right before the procession through dallas. the plexiglas bubble is removed from the president's limo. lyndon johnson becomes president. and the speculation begins. questions about vietnam are obvious. but what would have happened to the great society if johnson hadn'tpresident in 1963? my next guest tries to answer some of those questions in his book "if kennedy lived." i'm joined by the author of this book, jeff greenfield. you've done this before. you enjoy doing this. >> i do, although i think this is the last one. >> this is the penultimate one? >> i've already started work on a novel where i get to make it all up. >> what if spiro agnew had become president? let's start with the vietnam question. because i want to get to the vietnam question, but i want to make you respond to it after you hear this bite from president kennedy on vietnam at the end of 1962. >> i would hop

when president kennedy was laid to rest at arlington national cemetery, his widow, jacqueline, had hisrave marked with an eternal blame. this past april the flame was transferred to a temporary burner so the natural gas system to be more thannized. well, today army secretary john mchugh returned the flame to the permanent burner just in time for the commemoration next month of the 50th anniversary of kennedy's death. we'll be right back. said i had diabetes. there's a lot i had to do... ... watch my diet. stay active. start insulin... today, i learned there's something i don't have to do anymore. my doctor said that with novolog® flexpen, i don't have to use a syringe and a vial... or carry a cooler. flexpen® comes prefilled with fast-acting insulin used to help control high blood sugar when you eat. dial the exact does. inject by pushing a button. no drawing from a vial. you should eat a meal within 5 to 10 minutes after injecting novolog® (insulin aspart [rdna origin] injection). do not use if your blood sugar is too low, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. the most com

. >> could president kennedy's private life ever have survived in the current media environment? >> in that media environment absolutely not. unimaginable john and jacquelineto walter cronkite and say as in "60 minutes," which means he and his brother worked to keep that private life out of public sphere. on that his presidency would have rested. had it been exposed, i don't see and historians i talk to can't imagine how he would survive that. that's what my alternate history goes into at some length. >> we appreciate you visiting and sharing some of those stories. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> in other headlines making news today, two americans who have been kidnapped by pirates after their ship was attacked off the coast of nigeria, u.s. flagged oil supply ship was targeted in the gulf of guinea early wednesday. american officials said the working assumption was that the pair were kidnapped for ransom. sources telling nbc news no warships, no plans for a hostage rescue attempt. >>> coming up crucial period in america's history will soon have a new home. the story behind the first state funded civil rights museum. that is next. you're watching "andrea