he regards himself as a jfk democrat.ut who else in that party would make a statement on the defense of liberty that jfk made? >> i'm not going to bother to look for the needle in the haystack here. i just don't understand, this isn't the only thing that current democrats have forgotten about jfk. if he came around today and said that particular quote, he would be called a war criminal. and indeed, i get e-mail today from talking about people like this are war criminals. i was a sophomore in college when kennedy was elected. i guess i was a young man then. and i have to say, i was inspired by him, although i wasn't particularly convinced by him. if i would have been able to vote, i probably would have voted for nixon. probably to my regret. but i tell you, kennedy elaborated principles that i believe are as valid today as anything. i've been accused of betraying my liberal principles and turning over to becoming a neoconservative. i tell you what. i haven't betrayed anything. i still have those principles that were so imp

the book is jfk's last hundred days.thank you. >> we did ask some of you guys, our fn friends to weigh in on president kennedy and his lasting impact. robert smith says jfk was a great visionary. proud to be from massachusetts. got to get in local flavor. one of his gave ret lines was ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for the country. like us on facebook and come join the conversation. >>> up next, there's a species endangered that could be trouble for all of us as well as our pun ability. that's up next. the world's mostd distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed

assassination of insight that. >> host: when jfk was assassinated 60 years ago, what happened in this country with regard to paranoia and conspiracy? >> guest: people were already paranoid about a number of names and that sort of open up the floodgates. there's this fear, for example, of the radical right that had been building. there was disbelief that lee harvey oswald was the man of the far right. yet she turned out to be a communist. that sort of exacerbated that. other people, because of his left-wing connection plugged it into a cold war sphere. this is before getting into the assassination theories that start to come out. people naturally get fearful. what is assassinated and followed by the other things that scared people over the course of the 60s. i write more about conspiracy theories and urban riots and than i do about assassinations in the context of the 60s. >> host: what is your day job? >> guest: on the books editor of reason magazine. i am signing a book review, editing book reviews and writing for the magazine, doing other editing for the magazine and occasionally fr

misses a golden jfk moment. >> absolutely. you want to admit there's a problem before you try to solve the problem. and again, the president is in charge. a president has to take responsibility, and you mentioned a number of these instances before for jfk, the bay of pigs a perfect example. kennedy admitted it was his fault. his popularity goes up because people aren't used to people in charge admitting they were wrong and taking responsibility. he did it on civil rights when you had rioting in civil rights demonstrators beaten, and he had not properly prepared and planned for that eventuality. he blamed himself for that. self other instances during the kennedy administration when he did that. i think americans respect that. they admire it when a president does it. and when a president obfuscates it actually intensifies the problems he is dealing with. >> neil: sometimes as the press conference went on and i was listening -- very, very long appearings. i know he is a great lawyer and has legalees responses -- he could benefit

jfk... honolulu. wait up! see, never be late for a plane with a girl. 'cause a girl runs like a girl with the little steps and the arms flailing out. run like a man. get your knees up! the flight's been canceled? everything into jfk is booked. i have two seats into laguardia, but not together. it's boarding now. we'll take them. we're not sitting together? it's not that long. you'll read. george will be at kennedy. we'll call. there's no time. no time? is there time? we'll call him from the plane. one seat's in first class, and one's in coach. the price is the same. oh... oh... um... well, uh... i'll take the first-class. jerry. what? why should you get first class? elaine, have you ever flown first class? no. all right. you won't know what you're missing. i've flown first class. i can't go back to coach. i can't. i won't. you flew here coach. yeah, that's a point. i don't care. the plane crashes, everybody in first class is going to die anyway. i'm sure you'll live. third row, right. oh! you're in here, sir. welcome aboard. bon voyage, lainey. excuse m

the billionaire with me tonight on why jfk was right.cash. >>> katy perry is hot and now we know the profit the -- the president of the united states is hot on katy perry. over something she tweeted before she got to the stage. ♪ ♪ we go, go, we don't have to go solo ♪ ♪ fire, fire, you can take me higher ♪ ♪ take me to the mountains, start a revolution ♪ ♪ hold my hand, we can make, we can make a contribution ♪ ♪ brand-new season, keep it in motion ♪ ♪ 'cause the rhyme is the reason ♪ ♪ break through, man, it doesn't matter who you're talking to ♪ [ male announcer ] completely redesigned for whatever you love to do. the all-new nissan versa note. your door to more. ♪ your door to more. ♪ ♪ >> neil: i don't know what president obama thought of the music award show last night. i do know he tweeted one of the hottest performers before she got to the stage. and katy perry retweeted asking young people to sign up for insurance. this old familiar song ain't cutting it for you. >> i'm a big katy perry fan. she is a very music, i think sh a ver

jfk! cal, how did you know. how could anyone hearing john kennedy's own words think you doctored the tapes? what did those critics expect, that in the next segment he would say don't believe a word i just said? >> and another thing about obama kennedy, you would never hear obama utter the most famous words ask not what your country can do for you, quite the opposite. and another, i wasn't even born when he was in the oefg office. but the idea to cut taxes will boost the economy, it makes sense. the key point that you left out of your tax cut proposal is that the u.s. was not at war in 1962. iraq and afghanistan cost billions of dollars and thousands of american lives. the jfk economy was an apple and obama is an orange. actually three lem ons. two wars and a domestic recession. kevin, via hot mail.com. you must lower taxes from top to bottom to stimulate the economy and create jobs. liberals say he never said that. he did. i proved he did. you're right. doug, e-mailing via aol, a follow up story on katy perry, t

chris matthews was here peddling his latest jfk book. he is a huge fan. was jfk under estimated? that is the debate going on. talk about controlling the message. in the obama administration, we talk about their view of the press. they are so controlling of the press. >> they have not done a good job. >> that was a campaign that was brilliant in its use of new media. that again is striking. every president uses the medium of their own time. radio, tv with kennedy. we have not seen this white house effectively harness and the -- any of the media. >> goldman sachs. >> one of the reasons i supported president obama was i did not want to see larry summers in the white house. [laughter] with hillary clinton, until the end of her campaign, there was not a sense of how she could bring her history to bear. it was very much a restoration ist campaign. he fell if you are going to get the clinton administration part 3. -- you felt as if you were going to get the clinton administration part 3. if you feel it was such a crisis and panic at that time as many say it was coming out of the calamit

so did jfk for that matter. they both possible and blundered . there were both extraordinarily conscious of their responsibilities. there were not violent man. on the contrary, there were really man of peace, even as they almost led the world to the all to no more. you feel that about khrushchev, that he is as, for example, after the cuban missile crisis, were you afraid. he system are you crazy? our was terrified. how could you imagine, think about all the deaths of would have come. you have to be inhuman not to be terrified. it is an extremely human response. very human person. a very humane and in this odd way as well. it's not that when the liberal symmetry, when the the capacity to empathize. we don't have a right now. we have of view which i, of course, you know if i were giving a talk about poverty or about foreign aid or something else, you heard me like a broken record, how can we leave so many people to die? how can we not care about that as our immediate concern. basically we will not take people into our hearts because we dare not. we

pauline in connecticut, thank you for your jfk segment and posting links on your site, i posted themo all my friends, phil in california, i feel for for the people claiming to be democrats that revered jfk . this is why we have the administration we have. and neil, please, mark cuban is a republican hater in the worse way, he only wants a third party he is afraid his precious democratic party is going police. he actually hates both parties. james, also disagreed with every political point that cuban made. but that the markets are rigged against the little guy. i do agree. one day stocks are up, next day they are down, i almost sound like jackie mason, up they are down. >> i'lll leave you guessing on that one. >> i am amazed at number of billionaires who open up to you, you lure them in. get them to say the out landish stuff, like penance for their souls, you ared good father dispensing salvation, you even look like a priest but with fake hair. was that necessary? i cannot stress enough, my hair is not fake, it looks like a lego hair do but it is my laying lego. neil: so much for risi

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. >> scare at new york's jfk airport. two workers were sickened. turned out to be much adieu about nothing. they fell ill being overcome by fumes from a package. that they were inspecting. several tests indicated presence of a highly lethal nerve gas. substance later found to be nail polish remover. two buildings were closed during the scare. airport operations were not. affected. >>> now to israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu recovering after hernia surgery. netanyahu felt pain saturday. his doctors diagnosed him ordered an immediate surgery. put under general anesthesia a few hours during which time israel's defense chief was appointed acting prime minister. >> tension mounting in egypt as security forces threaten to crack down on supporters of ousted president morsi at one of the camps in cairo. tens of thousands of people chanted in support of morsi, waving flags and holding posters. vendors, camps sold gas masks, goggles and gloves to protesters who are ready for police tear gas. >> something a little different. taxi passengers in n

the pt boat then that jfk gave. this plexiglas box that the president gave to all those people who traveled with him on the caroline which was the private plane that his father bought him for the presidential campaign. stanley capped off those things and they were wrapped up in the trunk. you will see pictures of them in the book. okay, this starts the photographs in the book. this picture was taken at valley forge when president kennedy was campaigning, excuse me senator kennedy is campaigning. he is right there. the thing that is so extraordinary for us to be looking at this in the year 2013 , and no security and the press is is up 2 feet from the candidate and these are the crowds that turned out. you can see, it just says something about a time and a place that we don't get anymore. there are no teleprompters either. this is what stanley called a hand shot. this was his favorite photograph of president kennedy. he is on top of a convertible and standing behind him as governor pat brown of california. it's during

a small delta comair bombardier arriving from boston lands at jfk.passengers on board get a frightening reminder of one of the reasons why they should not take their seat belts off before they reach the gate. >> 563. send the trucks. we just hit it. >> a massive airfrance airbus a380, taxing the runway, crashes into it, turning it about 45 degrees. >> emergency equipment. respond call 3-2. >> once ground control receives word of the accident, they immediately dispatch emergency personnel. after moving both planes away from the crash site, crews work to clean up any debris on the runway. the cause is still being investigated. but the ntsb's preliminary report indicates the regional jet had to wait for another plane to depart before being able to taxi to its gate. while waiting, the jet's tail was hanging over the taxiway. additionally, the air france airbus a380 is one of the largest commercial airliners in service today, with a total wingspan of 261 feet. while passengers on the 300-ton airbus report feeling only a slight rumble -- >> airfrance think

when jfk was assassinated what happened in the country with regard to paranoia? >> there's -- people were already paranoid about a number of things and opened up the flood gate. there was a fear, for example, of the radical right that had been building, and because this was there belief that lee harvey oswald was a man of the far right. he turned out to be a communist. there was that sort of exacerbated that fear. and other people sort of because his left-wing qek plugged to the cold war. this is before getting the to assassination theory come up. when the president is assassinated people naturally get fearful. i where more about conspiracy theory and urban right than assassination in the context of the '60s. these things piled one on top of another. >> what is your day job? >> the book editor of "reason magazine" i'm signing book review. i'm writing for the magazine, doing other editing for the magazine and occasionally freelancing. >> what are some of the upcoming book tights this fall in. >> i make a club for a feature we came out with. we had the 45th anniver

we now know that jfk was absolutely distraught.ackie in her interviews that were recently published talks about seeing her husband, you know, just cried, a grown man to sob because of the loss of lives he had sensed these men over to die on the beach or be captured. it was a major, major, major crisis. ed kennedy, the president to commend kennedy attorney general and bob were trying to make sense of this bobby said, let's call that and make us feel better. he always makes us feel better. somebody picked up the phone to call that in palm beach. that gown on the phone. he said, look, this is a fiasco. a debacle. it was the beginning of your 4-year term. by the time you get to the end everyone will ever get bit. the fact the you apologize, the american people love that. you watch, your polls will go up in two weeks. kennedy was right, kennedy the father, and bobby was right. they felt better. in the polls to go up in two weeks. that was the kind of father he was. one of the reasons i enjoyed writing this book, a lot that distressed me

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everyone of the nine presidents since is directly linked to jfk. is a fascinating way. in fact, larry makes the case that ronald reagan more than any of them use the kennedy name, reputation, in more ways than any other president. you might think would be bill clinton or barack obama but actually reagan did. but every president has made use of the kennedy name and the kennedy legacy in one way or another. larry also undertook the biggest bull undertaken about a public figure in america, that will be part of the book. he's got some information about the assassination that no one has seen before that he finally dragged out of euros in washington that had not relisted before. we will embargo that into the book is published but i think be a fascinating book, amongst the many, many books that will come out on jfk this fall on the 50th anniversary of his assassination. >> this book is coming out in the fall of 2013. what's the process for book like this? when did you start working with larry sabato? >> we acquired the book two and a half years ago. >> 2011? >> 2011. larry has

and a hookup with kourtney read here by guest voice jfk. >> we had unprotected vaginal sex and he ejaculatede her vagina. >> and according to our research, that is how you make a baby.>> you're going to court t to get custody. the weird thing is he's saying mason looks like me. then he's saying kourtney's second kid doesn't look like mason. >> they look identical. >> which means the cat in the hat is likely full of crap. ut even still -- >> kou to have to take a d.n.a. test. >> not necessarily. the kid is 3. if the alleged parent does not make a claim, there are certain presumptions that are hard to jump over. >> right, right. >> that's all you will say? yeah, yeah. >> that's why we hired you! we hired this guy in harvaor ye. >> agreeing with you.>> part of [laughter] >> it's funny because it's accurate. o good luck in your probably bogus case, hat guy, and be sure to visit glendale, where the motto is, hey, bro, you like my cologne? thanks, armenia, we love you s! >> actor johan earth leaving the cafe. he is from "resident department evil." >> what comes to your mind when you hear the word

. >>> a new book about the relationship between jfk and jackie kennedy. the story how jfk may have had a premonition about his own death before it happened. >>> could your posts on facebook be driving a wedge between you and your friends? there's a thing called oversharing. we will look at the site. >>> let's begin with the deadly flooding. dylan is here with more on that. >> good morning, willie. good morning, everyone. let's look at the video outside of colorado springs in southern colorado. look at the car swept away on a highway. it takes two feet of water to sweep away a car. there's more than that on that highway. at least one person is dead. officials are unsure if the victim was swept out of the car. the rain is coming down in buckets. it's actually monsoonal moisture producing the rain in colorado. elsewhere in southern missouri and arkansas, it's where we have had a line of showers and storms passing over the same area again and again. take a look at how much rain has fallen since august 1st. we picked up 10 to 15 inches of rain especially in so

different picture of jfk at that time than if we made it now.ax for steve jobs and the admiration for steve jobs that a lot of people have, but in terms of capturing sort of an accurate portrayal of where he fits in history or of who he really was, it may not be as good at that. >> reporter: movie-goers may get another shot at a jobs film soon. there's a competing movie in the works. >> i think i'm going to see it tonight. maybe it will psych me up to learn how to use this iphone 5 that i still obviously don't know how to use. >> still struggling with that. in other pop news, i've heard of no shirt, no shoes, no service, but no beard? apparently at one new york hotel, yes. duck dynasty star chase robinson was in town for the start of the fourth season when he got escorted out of hotel for what he called fact profiling. >> i asked where the bathroom was, he said right this way, sir. he walked outside, pointed down the road and said good luck. >> somewhere agents scully and mulder are saying i told you so. i an declassified nsa document now acknow

he was the one looking after jfk that day in the white house when kennedy was hearing these speecheshrough the window. so i asked him once, you know, what did the president say to you? he said, well, he told me, bruce, how i wish i was there out on the mall. but, you know, it shows you how difficult it is for presidents. the summer of 1963, kennedy had said he was going to send up the civil rights bill. what he was trying to do, though, was this. he was trying to make sure that americans who were either on the fence about civil rights or hostile would see it as not only a mainstream movement but as something that was absolutely essential to avert a revolution if something was not done by the government. the second he realized that the march on washington was going to be is friend, he embraced it with both arms. >> and michael, that's a wonderful memory because we also see that the president ea's com this afternoon and now the vice president has just altered his schedule. he wasn't supposed to be here this afternoon, but now we hear that the vice president and dr. jill biden will both

and a hookup with kourtney read here by guest voice jfk. >> we had unprotected vaginal sex and he ejaculated inside her >> and to our research, that is how you make a baby. >> you're going to court to try to get custody. the weird thing is he's saying mason looklike me. then he's saying kourtney's second kid doesn't look like mason. >> they look identical. >> which means the cat in the hat is like crap. but even still -- >> kourtney's probably going to have to take a d.n.a. test. >> not necessarily. the kid is 3. if the alleged parent does not make a claim, there are certain presumptions that are hard to jump over. >>ight, right. >> that's all you will say? yeah, yeah. >> that's why we hired you! we hired this guy in harvard an. >> agreeing with you. >> part of the job. [laughter] >> it's funny because it's ur probably focused tape, hat guy and be sure to visit glendale, where the motto is, hey, bro, you like my cologne? thanks, armenia, we love you guys! >> how is it going? his -- matt dame an damon and his family leaving rodeo. we say to him -- >> you have any political aspirations? >> no,

belongings with the top of a famous presidential birthday cake pictured here moments before marilyn sang to jfky to you. but the biggest draw at historic auto attractions is a fleet of infamous motor vehicles like adolf hitlers staff car. theres the armored packard belonging to russian dictator joseph stalin, and gangster john dillingers getaway car. then theres the ambulance that rushed the mortally wounded lee harvey oswald to a dallas hospital after getting shot by jack ruby whose hat and shoes are on display. it seems like the last place youd want to visit. but walk into the wood river refinery museum near st. louis and youll step back in time. is this a hidden jewel, would you say, in this part of illinois? oh absolutely, its a hidden jewel in the united states. nostalgia lovers you wont believe your eyes vintage road maps the kind youd pick up for free at an old time gas station like this one in mt. olive, illinois. refinery volunteers help polish things up at this one-of-a- kind place. coming up were flying through illinois shawnee national forest riding one of the countrys most adventur

marilyn monroe singing to jfk.y hendrix was to guitar enthusiasts, marilyn monroe sang, in a dress she had to be sewn into. she arrived with a song in mind and a gift in hand, with a gold rolex watch, that was written on in the back, to jack, with love, marilyn. marilyn monroe allegedly gave the watch to a presidential aide who then passed the watch to the president himself. and when he saw the watch, he reportedly told the aide to "get rid of it." presumably, he did, but years ago, that rolex that marilyn monroe allegedly gifted to jfk turned up at auction and sold for 120 grand. and now the worm turns. today, we have governor bob mcdonnell of virginia, and his gifted rolex. in this case, there is no breathy movie star involved. his was given to him by a rich businessman, a donor and a man who used to be a friend of his, named johnny william. the story goes that the first lady of virginia, maureen, admired the rolex and suggested he buy a similar one to give to her husband, the governor, and this all happened at e

oliver stone's movies include platoon, born on the fourth of july and jfk. the recent documentary series earned him more acclaim. the untold history of the united states is a provocative account of history over the 20th stay i didn't shy away from the importance of memory and the need to look at the past with a critical eye. nhk world reports. >> oliver stone spent a lot of time on what happened. when he made his first visit to the city, it was with the commemoration of the atomic bomb. tens of thousands of people were killed in an instant. 140,000 by the end of the year. >> stone went to the dome, one of the only buildings that stands. >> how far above the dome did it drop. did it explode? >> he built his career in making films that show the horrors of war. he is taking a deeper look at past events with the documentary series, the untold history of the united states. he questions the belief held by many americans that the atomic bombings were necessary to end the war. stone met with some survivors to hear their stories. he said we have much to learn from. >

new york's jfk. reports of a package at jfk that had tested positive for a nerve gaslike substance at the airport's postal facility. two u.s. customs agents taken to the hospital after feeling sick. but a careful examination by an fbi laboratory retested and revealed the package contained nothing more than beauty supplies. officials pointing out to us today that a number of harmless chemicals can actually trigger a false reading for nerve gas. >>> right now, a drug kingpin who killed an american federal agent is walking free in mexico. that's after a legal technicality, they tell us. cut the killer loose. now, the concern that the same technicality could set even more drug lords and other violent criminals free. >>> and president obama outlining his plan to change the way the government keeps tabs on all of us. tonight, a response from some lawmakers who say the proposed new policies by the president would leave us all in danger. stay close. when you realizeou need to switch to verizon, it's a realit

larry, the democratic presidents tended to use jfk's rhetoric.loved citing what kennedy said in his inaugural address or in this speech or that speech but it's ronald regan and to a lesser degree other presidents who copied the policies of john f. kennedy. it's fascinating. it has been an eye opener for me. >> kennedy didn't want to tax rich people. he didn't want to cut the defense budget. kennedy used liberty all the time. i don't hear that from the current democratic party and i don't expect to hear it. >> as you've pointed out or will point out in your own forthcoming book on the tax cut, kennedy actually in proportionate terms had a larger tax cut than ronald regan did. >> yes. yes. you're absolutely right. going from 91 to 70 is a bigger cut than going from 70 to 50 which was reagan's initial one. you're absolutely right in proportional terms and economic terms. we're going to explore it. how, when, where, why did john f. kennedy turn out to be a supply sider because in some sense he's the father of the modern republican party even though d

i was able to confirm it with jfk's air force aide, a number of close friends.startling but marilyn was the one person who bothered jackie most. >> it's an amazing recounting. another question, obviously, as anyone who has followed politics, you know john f. kennedy struggled with his personal health. i did not know the extent. >> tremendous medical problems, yes. >> amazing given their ages. 43 and 31 when they entered the white house. tell us more about those medical problems. >> i guess, you know, his entire life he was afflicted with ill health. he always knew he was going to die young. the biggest problem was add son's disease in his case. ultimately would have killed him. jackie, you know, had suffered terrible problems with pregnancies. she went through a miscarriage. a still birth. she almost died after she gave birth to john. and of course the loss of their infant son patrick. tremendous medical problems. jack had a fatalistic streak. his friend said jack called this streak elegant fatalism. he always talked about mortality. he asked his friends continu

oliver stone's movies include, platoon, born on the fourth of july and jfk. his recent documentary series has earned him more acclaim. the tun told history of the united states is a provocative account of american history over the 20th century. during his stay in japan, stone didn't shy away from promoting his views on the importance of memory and the need to look at the past with a critical eye. nhk world reports. >> reporter: oliver stone has spent a lot of time studying what happened in hiroshima on august 6th, 1945. when he made his first visit to the city, he timed it to coincide with the annual commemoration with the atomic bombing. tens of thousands of people were killed in an instant, 140,000 by the end of the year. [ bells tolling ] stone went to the atomic bomb dome, one of the only buildings left standing on that day. >> can you imagine that moment? how far above the dome did it drop, did it explode? >> reporter: stone built his career on making films that showed the horrors of war. he's taken a deeper look at the past events with his documentary s

. >>> now for some entertainment news, the trailer for "parkland", the untold story of jfk's shooting is set to hit theaters in october. >>> former partridge family heartthrob david cassidy was arrested yesterday on suspicion of a dui and taken into custody by none other than tom jones. not the musician but a new york state police officer with the same name. cassidy was released on $2500 bail. >>> prison break star wentworth miller is protesting russian laws. the actor sent a tloert the st. petersburg film festival turning down an invitation to attend because he is gay. >>> legendary promoter sid burnstein, the force behind the beatles, abba, jimi hendrix. he actually died wednesday. he was 95 years old. >>> pitch perfect star anna kendrick may have an excellent voice but may not be as excellent when on set. the actress recently admitted that when on the set of her new movie "drinking buddies" she was given real beer and got drunk. "i was horrified by the idea that i was going to be the next troublesome star who got drunk and started flipping over tables or whatever. i just tried to s

this is about him being arrested the second he stepped off the plane at jfk. i was intrigued, first of all the story about fugitives and xl. that's kind of my sweet spot. something i was attracted to. second of all, just because of the how could he get away with hijacking which is maybe the most taboo frightening crime i could think of today, for 41 years? i never heard of this guy before. i was very the money with this period when people take place to cuba. i don't know much about it. so i started looking into this case and i was overwhelmed by the sheer number of hijackings in this time pretty come late '60s, early 70s. between 1968 and the end of 1972 there were over 130 hijackings in america. sometimes at a rate of more than one a week. sometimes two a day. i was looking for a story i could explore more deeply. i was looking for people who have been fugitives from years after hijacking planes. i was looking at the list of people who are still on the run, and it was pretty much an all-male crew. sunday i saw this one woman's name, cathy kerkow, a 21 year wo

but the jeff k presidential views them -- >> the jfk presidential museum. life is sunday starting at 1:00 p.m. part of american history tv. >> the president of the national association of broadcasters, gordon smith. an encore presentation of first ladies. a look at anna harrison, mrs. tyler. and later a discussion about intelligence gathering. span, created by the cable companies in 1979 rout to you as a public service by your television provider. >> this week on "the communicators," gordon smith who is the president of national association of broadcasters. our guest reporter is paul kirby . senator smith, you started at nab nearly four years ago. how has it changed? keep on coming. they tend to be major issues affecting both the radio and television, but it clearly on the radio side the issue of performance rights and performance tax or however you describe at, and ongoing challenge. hopefully, the day will arrive and both the digital platform can't, with a model that actually grows music and works for both. right now, one has an unsustainable business mod

. >>> a brief scare today at jfk airport when several workers reported feeling ill after opening a package. the fbi and haz-mat crews were called in to investigate a package from china that initially tested positive for vx, one of the most chemical weapons known to man, turned out to be a false positive. authorities say the package actually contained beauty supplies containing phosphoric acid, which is a ph adjuster in cosmetics. the two workers who got sick declined medical attention. >>> edward snowden's father is sounding off and criticizing washington for its handling of the nsa leak case. he said he's obtained the papers necessary to visit snowden in russia and says that's where the former analyst will remain for the foreseeable future. bryan mooar has the story. >> reporter: the father of edward snowden says the nsa leaker isn't headed back to the united states because he won't get a fair trial. >> as a father, i want my son to come home, if i believe that the justice so many that we should be afforded of as americans is going to be applied correctly. >> reporter: until then lon snow

. >>> the fbi is investigating this morning trying to yig your out what sickened two workers at jfk international airport. more tests will be conducted at a lab after a package containing muni supplies shutdown portions of the airport. it tested positive for bx, one of the most potent chemical weapons known to men. turned out to be a false positive, it was beauty supplies containing fos furyk acid. >>> first, tom cruise, now this guy. one of those guys, we'll tell you about the latest celebrity to stop by the america's cub. >>> on the eastshore freeway, a lot of folks driving by this berkeley area university avenue. i'm looking farther north. a crash reported here involving a motorcycle. we'll give you the latest coming up. >>> how about star power to help crank things up at the america's cup? how about this guy dropping by. first we saw tom cruise a couple weeks ago. now red hot chili peppers anthony kitas is getting the action, all geared up out there. saturday getting pleasure of checking out the training drills. then he actually got to ride alongside on an umpire boat for the final day of the

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. >> to mark the 50th anniversary of the march on washington, the jfk library will look at what a conversationith congressman john lewis. after work on that your cod chae to call in and comment. >> next, john mccain was speaking to constituents at a town hall meeting in tucson. he talked about the immigration in the senate. this is one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> christina's parents are here. withpe everything is well you. she will always be in our hearts and prayers. i know you have a message for me. if you will wait until i finish my two hours of comments -- [laughter] of opening remarks, i would be glad to hear from you and other members of the audience. can you hear me ok in the back? no, ok. we have a beloved friend that passed away, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family. i came to see you today, as a usually do, to listen to you and

. >>> jfk assasination mystery solved, the grave next to lee harvey oswald? the kidnapping case rivetting the nation. she's safe now. >> and the bizarre twist, his dad was also accused of kidnapping. >> like father, like son? >>> plus, oprah and the $38,000 handbag controversy. you won't believe what some women would pay to get their hands on one of these. now, "inside edition," in high definition, with deborah norville. >>> hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. the tv show "glee" won a teen choice award for best comedy this weekend, but star lea michele was in tears on stage as she saluted her late boyfriend and co-star cory monteith. it was her first public appearance since he passed away from a heroin overdose. >> i wanted to dedicate this award to cory. >> a heartbreaking moment at sunday night's teen choice awards as "glee" star lea michele breaks down crying over her late co-star and boyfriend, cory monteith. >> he was very special to me. and also to the world. and we were very lucky to witness his incredible talent. his handsome smile. and hi

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