he asked him to questions that you recall in the book for good the first was who killed jfk d the secgnd was are there ufo's? as i was reading this i was thinking wow, how do we get to that point in u.s. history that this young, very bright, very well educated president would be essentially take so seriously a couple of coniracy theories? >> guest: that is why i included the incident in the book that by 1992 it had gotten to the point where the head of governme had conspiracy theories about the government so what i explore inhe book is exactly how did we get to this point that bill clinton himself with think that there was perhaps government involvement in cover-up of ufo's or a cover-up in the kennedy assassinatn and there were secret files somewhere that web hubble now could put his hands on and that all it took was access and then you could find out the answers to these questions so conspiracy theories about the government were permeating the american culture by the 1990's. >> ht: at that point ey were quite common even to the point that a president would take them seriously so let's

first was who killed jfk, and the second was are there ufo's?s ias reading this was thinking wow, how did we get to that point in u.s. history that this young, very bright, very well educate president with esseially takin so seriouy a couple of conspiracy theies? >> guest: that is why i cluded the incident in the book because theyhink it is revealing by 1992 it got to the poinwhere the head of government have conspiracy theories about the government so what i explore in the book exactly is how did we get to this point, at bill clinton himself with think that there was perhaps some government involvement and a cover-up of ufo's or a cover-up in the kennedy assassination or there were secret government files sowhere that webb hubble now could put his han on and that all it took was access and then you could find out the answers to your questions, so conspiracy theories about the government were permeating american culture by the 1990's. >> host: at that point they were really quite comn even to the point that the president would take them seriousl

they can't see the runway and they are nowhere near jfk. still 14 miles away from the airpt. and so the crash. they come down and actually crash in the backyard of john mcenroe is father's estate on august survey in long island. seventy-three people died. it's one o the worst accidents in the new york area. the next day flight investigators com and comb rough the wreckage and retrieve the black box and start their investigation. and so this can take weeks to uncover the cause of the crash. in this case it doesn't take weeks. in fact, they know by the next morning. it has nothing to do with the plan. the plan was in perfect working order. it had nothing to do with the pilots. they weren't drunk or high arsenic. nothing to do, in fact, with the weather, although it was suddenly back that night. nothing to do with air trfic control. the cause of the crash was actually realy simple. it w fuel exhaust. they ran out of gas. now when i said in the beginning that ts was a typical crashed it did not mean that plants run out of fuel all the time. they don't. what i meant was that it to

first was an who killed jfk and the second was or their ufo was. as i was reading this i was thinking wow, how did w get to the point in u.s. histor that this young and bright, very well-aducate president would essentially take seriously a couple of conspiracy theories? >> guest: that's why i inuded incident in the book becauqe i think it is so revealing by 1992 it got to the point where the head of govement had conspiracy eories about the government. and so what i explore in the book is how did we get to this point that bill clinton himself would think that there was perhaps some government involvement a cover-up of ufos or cover up in the kennedy assaqsination and there were secret government files somewhere that hubbell now could put his hands on and that all it took was access, and then you could find o the answers to these questions. so conspiracy theory is about the government we are permeating by the 1990's. >> host: by that point they were really quite common even t the point a president would ak them seriously. let's go bk. you're historia

riard nixson when he debates jfk in 1960, he opposes at all costs the idea of federalizing education which was a backbone position of all conservatives for almost 50 years which george bush did in a swipe. george bush increasing inerms of the prescription drug benefit the biggest expansion of entitlement spending since the great society. george bush runs as a compassionate conservative buyi into the philosophal precept of liberal schism which is that your worth as a human being is adherent to counterproductive government programs. you can go down this list. meanwhile, you talk about how nservatives aren't extending their hand. nation review supported bill clinton in the balkans, supported bill clinton when he bombed the sudan. you say that we're sort of doatic in refusing to sort of criticize our own sid as when bill buckley said, you know, those things about the primary lots. national review opposed george bush's creation of the department of homeland security, opposed no child left behind, opposed his immigrati plan. now, that may be a separate issue. opposed much of bush's domesti

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that was the initial information that officials had received when obviously it did not go to jfk, but veered off and headed towards the world trade center. but, again, no indication as to who may be responsible or who was at the controls of that plane when it rammed into the world trade center, matt? >> thank you. we will be obviously talking with you throughout the morning. right now we want to talk to a terrorism expect, and the former deputy director of the state department's office on counter terrorism. mr. johnson, can you put this in perspective for us and give us your insight on what might have happened here? >> first we need to be caution before jumping to the conclusion that it's terrorism. and we could find out this was a suicide pact that had nothing to do with politics. with that said, this is a first. back in 1992, there was -- excuse me, '93, there was a hijacked plane from germany and it landed in new york. one of the concerns we had at that time was the plane may be under control of a hijacker flying it into one of the buildings. and my concern now is that there is alw

the reports it was diverted to jfk and for people who aren't familiar with the geography of this area, the southern tip of manhattan would be very much near the flight the landing pattern for jfk airport. it could have been easy for a hijacker to pretend he was taking that plane to jfk and veer off at the last minute. >> i heard one eyewitness saying over washington square he saw a plane go over a thousand feet and apparently the american airlines flight and do what he described as a sharp right turn right toward the world trade center. he then lost sight of it. >> one eyewitness here in this ap report says he was getting off a path train to the world trade center and saw bodies falling out of the building as he approached it. police told him to get out of the building immediately. he ran outside and watched people jump out of the first building and then there was a second explosion. >> this footage we're seeing right now shows that the damage is so severe. i mean, we had seen what seemed to be two fairly self-contained impact craters before and now it appears something much more dram

by the time that you get to jfk , and you are a domestic traveler. >> and then you pick up your smoked salmon. >> top class food. absolutely. >> this is "world news today." coming up, will they stay or go? could ireland possibly vote in favor of closer ties with europe? it's the least struggle against illegal immigration is intensifying. authorities are determined to stem the flow of people trying to get through into its borders. year after year more and more africans risk their lives by boarding rickety boats into europe. many migrants that make it there, italy is far from the promised land that they expected. >> back breaking work, picking tomatoes, and for each small crate they get paid $5. on a good day they might make $50. not exactly the life they imagined. >> we just did not know italy was like this. we thought it was a country where you could find a job. but it is not like that. >> living conditions are appalling. shacks have been thrown together with bits of wood and plastic. the medical charity doctors without borders is deeply concerned about their health and welfare. >> the

>> "goodfellas," my favorite movie of all time, was based on the 1978 lufthansa heist at jfk. work the other way around, hollywood inspires the robbers. on millennium eve on london, the thieves decided to try to steal the diamonds. >> the get away was by speedboat. >> hang on. didn't that happen in the world is not enough? there is still a romantic fascination watching footage like this. robbers escaping a diamond store this summer. >> the press builds them up into a form of heroic figure. when you know the people and you deal with them, they're the vile, greedy, self-centered, cruel individuals you can imagine. >> tonight, a gang of them is on the run from police in sweden. sexy, romantic heroes or vile dirt bags? you decide. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london. >> something out of a movie there. our thanks to nick watt. >>> when we come back, after a dubious day at the general assembly has the united nations hit a new low? that's the subject of tonight's "closing argument."

. >>> did you see it, jfk's granddaughter flipping somebody the bird. this is video of the funeral procession in boston. you see the young woman in the back seat of a car flip someone off. the person next to her nudged her in the rib. it's believed it is carolyn kennedy slosberg's daughter. she recently graduated from college. bob mcconnell has been the front-runner but finds himself on the defensive. tom fitzgerald is live in alexandria with the news edge. >> reporter: brian, this paper was right even in 1989 when bob mcdonald was a graduate student at the evangelical university in virginia beach. but fast forward to today, those old words of the new candidate are causing new problems for his campaign. it's been smooth sailing for bob mcdonald but the candidate hit rough water. >> what education is about long term, i believe, is about jobs. >> reporter: at t.c. williams high school, he said he wasted to raise school funding. >> people change. people grow. >> reporter: in the 1989 three advertise the 34-year-old mcdonald described working women as detri

and shares the jfk's library foundation. >> some potentially big news tonight on the age vaccine front for the first time in nearly a quarter of a century of research, scientists say that they have a cocktail of vaccines that are boosting immunity, even a little. in thailand, two vaccines that failed previously, they were given on a series of six doses. after watching for three years, scientists say that they appear to have boosted immunity by about 31%. >> well, the headline in the news is that this is a very important first step towards the development of the safe and effective vaccine. >> reporter: the news is firing up aids activists. tv star, blare underwood was here in d.c. he says he's happy that there's a glimmer or hope but warns there's still more than $30 million struggling with the disease. >>> still to come when 9news now returns, find out why that protein bar that fuels your workouts could also fuel something you don't want. >>> and topper? >> i'm meteorologist, topper, looking at some clouds. we'll take you out to the almanac. boy was it warm tonight. 86 to 73. average i

and implicated the israelis in the assassination of jfk. after 1 hour and 35 minutes, and 2, exhausted interpreters, gadhafi finally relented. while gadhafi created a stir, the man who created the most serious concern in the white house and new york city, is iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. thousandcame to the u.n. to condemn the recent, allegedly rigged elections in iran. and the brutal crackdown that followed. you're saying he shouldn't be allowed to speak? >> no. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> when ahmadinejad did take the podium last night, the u.s. delegation was among those who walked out in protest. he continued his original tirade against the u.s. and israel. he did speak in a more conciliatory tone. saying iran is, quote, prepared to warmly shake all those hands, which are honestly extended to us. >>> previewing his speech later today, venezuela's usually combative leader, hugo chavez, had slightly positive feedback for president obama. chavez said, the arrival of president obama, who can deny it, generates

he also referenced the jfk assassination. many offended delegates walked out as he spoke. the president did manage to avoid crossing path with gaddafi and iranian president mamoud ahmadinejad. >>> there was a unanimous vote to give the first of five slots licenses to ocean downs near ocean city. it could open as early as memorial day next year. >>> five days later and still many m dundau are reeling from the water main break that flooded several homes. >> there's nothing here. >> reporter: this basement was once finished. >> this is it. >> reporter: now it's just a basement that once was. >> i had storage right here. my washer drier. the heath system. this bathroom right here. this portion right here was my son's bedroom. and he lost everything. >> reporter: dozens of her neighbors, homes must start over. she just got power restored after friday's massive water main break. >> i haven't been able to go back to work yet and the type of work that i do if you don't work you simply don't get paid. >> reporter: the entire neighborhood is buzzing as baltimore county workers hall

it does slow down a bit on the jfk, now 31 miles per hour. on that west side of the belt way the inner loop lanes looking at 52 and 55 on 90 in howard county. so all in all not too bad out there. we do have a disabled car to talk about. it's going to be on the northbound lanes of 95. so 95 is the best option for the ultimate route tonight. inside the city a new accident in fact. it's on baltimore street that's right at light street so that's going to leave us with a busier than usual pace there. heading all the way up towards 695, looking at an 11 minute ride but at least there are no incidents to get in your way. that's pretty much the same traffic pattern on the top side of the belt way moving through pikesville. we definitely have a lot of cars congregating on the outer and inner loop stretch but no significant delays to talk about in either direction. back to you. >> thanks. >>> beginning tomorrow it will be illegal to text while driving in the state of maryland. today students at anne arundel community college saw first hand how dangerou

he defended the taliban and the somali pirates and implicated the israelis in the assassination of jfk. after one hour and 35 minutes, and two exhausted interpreters, gadhafi finally relented. >> the man who provoked the most serious protests here in new york city and who is creating the most serious concern in the white house is the iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. thousands came to the u.n. to condemn the recent, allegedly rigged elections in iran. followed. you're saying he shouldn't be allowed to speak. >> no. the u.n. shouldn't. >> reporter: ahmadinejad is supposed to address the general assembly tonight, but it's been delayed because of gadhafi, who spoke six times longer than he was supposed to. dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> the head of the u.s. central command, general david petraeus said today that both he and admiral mike mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff endorse the assessment of the top commander in the afghanistan war that the mission could fail without additional sources. the president called for a review of the war strategy before he decide w

we had reports it had been converted to jfk and a short time later, perhaps while feinting a landing at jfk it veered into the world trade center. >> all airports have been stopped and planes departing in terms of planes en route, unclear if they've made emergency landings or reaching their financing destinations. the white house has been evacuated, the state department and cia has been evacuated. of course, many buildings in manhattan and lower manhattan have been evacuated as well. >> and transatlantic flights to this country are being diverted to canada. still no claim of responsibility that is verifiable or credible at this time. yasser arafat has condemned this attack shag it's shocking and appalling. >> we should mention in february of 1993 was when that bomb went off in the garage of the world trade center, killing six people and injuring a thousand people. and that, of course, was an unbelievable scene but compared to this, this seems -- that seems minor. let's go to bob haggard who has some information for us. bob? >> i was just thinking as you commented there about the vari

that is what i hope heaven is, that they tell you who shot jfk.is: the truth about everything. >> when did you know that you are funny? when did you know that you are going to make a living out of being funny and a standup? >> funny was from when i was a kid i think. i was not popular, but i could. the class and the laughter. i did that a few times when i was little. i think the first time i ever got a laugh was in the third grade. the teacher was showing us different parts of the skull. the skull has three bones in it, i forget the mall. he named the first to bonds, he said does anybody know the name of the ofbone, and i said the noggin. i did not know that you could make a living at it, but it was an addiction. nothing else worked out. tavis: i'm sure that i read this summer, i think this is true, and this is not your first language? >> that is right, spanish. tavis: how? i don't mean how. i know how. >> i am curious what makes that so surprising. tavis: i guess it is the way so many of us got introduced to you to immediately. i just never thoug

. >> it is in name familiar in political circles former democratic party chairman and head of the jfk library foundation will now be known as senator, albeit only a temporary place feller in the seat. >> consistent with senator kennedy's wishes and expectations from the governor and legislators, i shall not be a candidate in the special election for the united states senate. >> the decision to make any appointment was controversial. it was just this week when lawmakers give the massachusetts governor appointment power. some gop lawmakers are lashing out. >>patrick called it too crucialf a time to leave the senate seat empty, but it may also be about health care reform. it gives president obama back his critical 68 senate vote and today praised the senate appointment. >> mr. chairman, it is courteous if you do not interrupt someone in the middle of a sentence. >> an issue that senator ted kennedy fought for as it became closer and closer to a vote. >> kennedy's son and widow were also on hand for that announcement. >> actor john travolta has revealed to the public that his son had auti

touched on swine flu, to jet lag and jfk's assassination and while according to the original plan, head only 15 minutes to speak. change of plan. gadhafi rambled on for an hour and half. reportedly driving his personal translator to tears about 75 minutes into the speech. that's according to the new york post which is owned by fox company. the inter operator literally broke down and gave up. a u.n. translator had to step in for the final minutes of the speech. big cat makes for trouble. two stops around the world in 80 seconds . romania, a hunt for two tigers on the loose at a zoo, stretching into the night. eventually they spotted the glowing eyes and they shot them with tranquilizer darts. they might have escaped through a back door in the cage after children tampered with it. philippines, massive waves of water forcing thousands from their homes from the capital of manila. fighting powerful current to reach dry land. it was a tropical storm that dropped a month's worth of rain in a few hours. >> north korea. an emotional reunion for families divided by the 48th parlegal. south kore

jfk encouraged his brother to run in 1962. it was hard on his brother.ad to say, i deserve this in my own right. neil: i was talking to the former new york governor. one of the things he was telling me was that this kind of stuff happens. you have been in business for a long time. >> it never happens to me. i was governor for 12 years. i am sure they may have followed it from a distance. they never talked about politics. neil: giving him the benefit of the doubt on this one, what about other outsiders saying that this guy looks like a certain loser mr. president, you will look awful if you do not intervene and stop this train wreck. what do you make of that? >> i think it is very unusual to ask the president to do that. to put him in that position. the bush administration reached out to senate candidates and congressional candidates, but they did it through intermediaries. it was rare for the president to say, why don't you run? it happens a little bit. i think governor pataki is right, especially at the primary stage, especially this early. she lost. it

they were on a plane bound for jfk with an ultimate destination of cairo one of them went to the restroom after passengers were told to be in their seats. this is a developing story. we know that they have been removed from that plane. there is a brand new audio message out today from al qaeda's no. 2 man. in it, he calls president obama a fraud. intelligence experts say that he recorded the message in the past few days. it refers to events that had occurred just last week. in this message, he slams our president for not doing enough for palestinians. he praises pakistan's slane taliban chief. he died last month after a suspected u.s. missile strike. taliban violence is spreading through the afghan countryside a roadside bomb killed six civilians. this after what is looking more and more like a turning point in the war. the white house is real value waiting its strategy as the pentagon sits on a request for more troops. he called for -- general stanley mcchrystal called for quicker action. >> the secretary talks in terms of 12 18 months and then we eat up three months just on getting the

greta: -- these airplanes were at jfk airport. greta: donald trump has been getting hammered for letting muammar qaddafi use his property, and now, that plan has been scratched, and the town ordered the tens taken down. former ambassador john bolton joins us -- and the town ordered the tent taken down. they were talking and that ending the incitement against israel, and we continue to emphasize -- they were talking about ending the incitement against israel. what does he mean by "continued israeli settlements'? >> i think this is one of the reasons why israel should be very worried about the tone of the speech. he did not say no new settlements. he said continued israeli settlements, which to me calls into question everything that has been built in the territories occupied since 1967. that was only one of the things he said, but it was very striking. greta: is there anything else he said that was striking to you before we move on to ahmadinejad? >> yes, he talked about territories occupied since 1967, meeting, in fact, he might wa

. >> we were pretty stunned when khadafi stood before the united nations and said that jfk was killed the israelis. we also heard the state department wanted to give $200,000 to the foundation of khadaf'ds and a foundation for his daughter. >> is this something that is done or something that they want to do. >> it is proposed. at the state department is now wavering on this. a $2.5 million foreign aid packages for libya, and opec nations. bucs have you gotten a response? >> no official response. it is stunning that khadafi would get taxpayer money. this is the man who recognized -- who organized the welcome home for a terrorist. >> have you made a phone call or talk to anybody -- talked to anybody? >> they claim that the libyans are better off now. >> from what? >> they have stopped an active program to make nuclear weapons. they are still responsible for chaos across africa. what we saw from the khadafi speechess that this is not the -- >> what are the charities? >> this is for the foundation of both his son and daughter. supposedly to do a democracy and governance work. horribly nik

americans who are there now yoko i'm wondering if a lot of the people are afraid that this is their jfk moment like vietnam. if we commit more people, we are just getting in deeper. how do you assure them? what do you say to them that will absolves them of the worry? >> there are very different historical parallels. unlike vietnam, afghanistan is a place from which america was attacked on 9/11. if we try strategy that does not work, those who attacked as will regain that country. it is like the second world war. the nazis began to form again and tried to take back germany from a new democratic government. what would we have done? we would not have let it happen. we have learned a lot in iraq about how to succeed in these wars against insurgencies. this is the obama administration pause responsibility. it did not start this way. the president made very clear that this is a war of necessity. this is a central front of the war on terrorism. neil: i do not know if i get the same read on that. we just talked to the white house gardner. there is a clear sense now that this president said that

and said that jfk was killed and that the h1n1 was a corporate plot.lso heard that the state department wanted to give $200,000 to a foundation to his son and another $200,000 to a foundation for his daughter. right now, it is proposed, but congress has blocked it. the state department is now wavering on this, but it is also part of a larger $2.50 million foreign aid package for libya, an opec country responsible for security problems across africa. greta: have you gotten a response to your letter to the president? >> no response yet, but the son would get this money, and this is that an organized the welcome home ceremony for the man who murdered 189 americans aboard pan am flight 103. greta: have you made a telephone call or talked to anybody? why are they willing to make this contribution? >> they say the libyans are better off now. certainly, the libyans have stopped an active program to make nuclear weapons, but they are still responsible for chaos across africa, and what we saw from the kaddafi's speeches, this is not a stable government with a r

, 45 minutes at jfk. newark, now, you're really slow, almost two hours. and teterboro has been having a problem the past couple of days. a one-hour delay for you, kyra? >> running a question. do you know what the question is lining in springfield, mass? >> springfield, massachusetts. i probably have some graphic that can tell me. give me a minute and i'll be back with you. it will probably be raining, though. >> oh, really? are you a michael jordan fan? >> sure. >> apparently according to ash, one of the fabulous members of our team here, that is the birthplace of basketball, the springfield, mass, so chad will check on the weather there, and m.j. is being inducted into the basketball hall of fame. the former nba superstar, obviously, one of the most recognizable athletes in the world, and one of the richest, is going to be there, and cnn sports larry smith is taking a look now at jordan's impact not only on the nba but also on sports marketing as well. >> he's the best that ever played his sport. >> i th

a name familiar with massachusetts political circles, former democratic party chair and head of the jfk library foundation paul kirk will now be known as senator. albeit only a temporary place filler in the late ted kennedy's seat. >> consistent with senator kennedy's wishes and the expectations of the governor and the legislators, i shall not be a candidate in the special election for the united states senate. >> reporter: the decision to make any appointment was controversial. it was just this week that law makers gave massachusetts governor deval patrick appointment power, five years after that same power was stripped away from republican mitt romney. prompting some gop law makers to lash out. >> they should have written the law this way, if there is a republican governor there is no appointment. if there is a democratic governor there is an appointment. >> reporter: patrick called it too crucial a time to leave a senate seat empty. it may ultimately also be about health care reform. the appointment gives president obama back his critical 60th senate vote. today he praised the appoin

now it's going back to new york to join other parts of the building being stored at jfk airport. >>> overseas, a tsunami hit american samoa. it happened shortly after an earthquake hit the area. meantime, the same storm that killed more than 280 people in the philippines has taken the lives of two dozen people in vietnam. a typhoon roared in today. about 170,000 people were evacuated. the storm slammed into the philippines saturday destroying streets and thousands of homes. emergency aid is making its way into the affected areas. >>> fortunately for us, no severe weather, just crisp cool fall temperatures. >> feels like late fog. there are clouds hanging around. does that mean that rain is hanging around, too? gary mcgrady has the details. >> not this evening i don't think we are talking about rain but it may look like we can get a shower. tomorrow there might be a spotty shower. whether he get into that in the full forecast. let's take a look at what is happening. we have an upper level storm system to the north of us. it's rotating and bringing cloudiness. as we zoom in tighter, yo

these airplanes were at jfk airport. how can we go and hit afghanistan? they are not afghan. they are not taliban. they are not the rockieiraqis. can we keep quiet? anyone who does not speak the truth is a silent devil. we are committed to world peace and security. we want to save mankind and humanity. the general assembly should also opened investigations into the file of assassinations. we just want to record it in our african history. we want to know how an african liberator and leader was killed and assassinated. who killed him? he was assassinated and killed. we want to know the facts of that. even after 50 years, it should be reopened again. who killed the second general? who bombed the airplane of the inspector general in 1961? how come the other plane the secretary of general united nations airplane was bombed? then there was the assassination and killing of kennedy in 1963 or 1962. why? we want to know who killed him. somebody by the name of lee harvey. then someone else killed lee harvey. why did he kill him? jack ruby, and is really, killed lee harvey who killed ke

i think he should stick with the jfk line, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country such as pay back the trillions of dollars in debt that we are leaving. >> or what can yew do -- what can you do for your school? quite frankly, this is tradition. the question is what is the speech about. >> greg: kevin, if this were to happen in england and gordon brown sent out an agenda to your kids, kevin, how would you deal with it? >> i think gordon brown could do well to maybe go with some of the classes with the students and learn how to address and do things anyway because he is pretty crappy at it anyway. you can't help but admire the genius of it. it is total mind control and brain washing. you will have like a hitler youth of kids running around america. what will be next? uniforms, arm bands, caps? a way to bring the next generation up in a way that you want. >> greg: i resent that because i went to a school where i had to wear uniforms. salt and pepper pants, saint gregory's. >> you know, i learned a lot of tricks there, bill. >> you sure did. >> greg

serving on the senator's staff for eight years and also the chairman of the jfk library foundation.e will serve in the post until massachusetts voters pick a replacement in a special election in january. >>> approximately 130 soldiers with the virginia national guard, they are headed home this evening from iraq. 40 of them are from northern virginia. the soldiers are members of the base, 266 military police company. now, they were on duty in iraq since december of last year. >>> 1,000 world war ii veterans passed away every day. but on tonight's hero century report, they introduce us to the organization who's only mission is to make sure that these vets get to see the world war ii memorial in their lifetime. >> thank you for your service and welcome to your memorial. >> hundreds of world war ii, filling them out there in their honor in washington on wednesday. >> i'm amazed. >> this group is from wyoming. and they all made the trip for free, thanks to ankers o called honor -- thanks to an organization out here called honor site. >> to see the memorial who theying might not otherwise

something today that while addressing the general assembly at the un, he somehow try to attribute jfk's assassination to israel. he has not changed. people like to believe he has reformed because he has been complying with the u.s., but he is who he is, and he is not welcome here. >> i think the community would mobilize. if he came to town, there would be people in the street. he struck a nerve. i think the clergy in the community is concerned. most of the town leaders and counsel people, mail, etc., have all expressed that it is not going to be tolerated if he came to town -- tell leaders and counsel people -- a town leaders and councilpeople, moyorayor, e. shepard: the fbi and new york city police are investigating what could have been a terror plot. details, after the arrest of a colorado man and his alleged associates. now, there is word that more than two dozen suspects are being monitored now. we will try to connect the complicated details and find out if there is some sort of risked going on between agencies. shepard: they are supposed to be working together to help keep us safe

kennedy family friend who served on the late senator's staff for eight years and is chairman of the jfk library foundation. kennedy's widow and son supported kirk's appointment. vic. >> thank you. >>> this move allows president obama to regain a critical 60th u.s. senate vote he needs to pass a health care overhaul which was also senator kennedy's passion. >>> an investigation is underway into a serious accident in northern baltimore county. we are over the scene a short time ago. vehicle overturned trapping the person inside. it happened at falls road and block rock road. a med vac helicopter was called to fly the victim to a nearby hospital. >>> massive water main break in dundalk has prompted change in maryland. disaster drills are underway to help residents prepare for similar situations in the future. >> reporter: public works authority admit this could happen again. if it does, baltimore county wants to make sure its residents have instant relief. thursday morning baltimore county crews staged a drill to answer a question on everyone's minds after a massive water main break severe

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and then gadhafi proceeded to attack the united states for everything, from the jfk assassination upo and including president obama's current policy in iraq and afghanistan. a great pleasure now to welcome majesty queen noor of georgia who's a humanitarian and activist of global zero an international group devoted to the abolishment of nuclear weapons. thanks so much for your time tonight. >> thank you, thank you for your interest. >> now what was president obama's mission today? what do you think he set out to accomplish and what do you think he actually did accomplish to that audience? >> i can't speak for the president, of course, but in listening to his remarks and having watched his progress since he became president in terms of trying to reset america's relations with the rest of the world, i think this was a continuation of the effort to emphasize the collective -- the requirement that there be collective action to resolve so many of the global problems that face us, that there needs to be a cooperation and dialogue and the united states is open and willing to do that. and the

i think he choked on the hot dog." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like a jfk conspiracy deal. >> exactly'm guessing drinking will be involved. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i do like to drink. yeah, that's true. that's right. >> i've seen jimmy out before drinking. i'd give it an 80% shot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think so? that's going to be it? >> no, that's not going to be like a drunk driving thing. it's going to be just -- >> jimmy: liver failure. [ laughter ] >> i'm think mid-story, one too many shots. and just like, "[ bleep ], jimmy just died." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that would be a good way to go. well, i want to talk about "funny people" because it's out this weekend. you guys are so good. you have a chemistry that's amazing. we have a clip from the movie "funny people." here it is. >> i want you to possibly do me a favor. >> okay, yeah. what? >> kill me. >> what? >> nobody knows we know each other. you're a stranger. you can get away with this. i've got a gun in the other room. it's untraceable. i'll give you $50,000. don't make me suffer. please kill me, ira. i'm begging you. >> c

did he, patrick, ever talk about the assassinations of rfk and jfk?ked to me about the what the implications of that was on, you know, when we were sitting at my cousin david's wake, you know, after he tragically died and he recalled for me how my uncle bobby had told my dad shortly before my uncle bobby's own assassination, how he felt that he needed to spend more time with david, that he had gotten caught in an undertoe earlier that day and he felt it was met faphorical in a sense. my dad felt that sense of, you know, trying to make up for the loss of his brothers by being there for their children, you know? he actually in the process didn't sacrifice time with us so much as he brought our family into a bigger family. and i am so blessed, you know, when we had our family by our side last week, what a consolation it was to have all my cousins there with us. >> larry: in an interview we did shortly before his death, your father said he and his second wife, vicki, had been through every word of the book multiple times. had you read any part of it? >> h

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