jfk had been a skipper of the pt-109 indiana's to the building of a small boat, small crew of navy personnel come with a big difference they make in combat, especially -- so we pushed for a naval commando force that could go in the sea, the air in the land, all terrains can all of our lives. not just offering from ships but very far from land. and now, so in vietnam they went out of the blue waters of the navy into the brown waters of the counterinsurgency deep into the jungles, cambodia and vietnam. and then in the current war in iraq, afghanistan, the war on terror, the seals are offering thousands of miles from the sea. some of them say the only water we have is in our canteens. >> you finish up "eyes on the target" -- spent that's right. we thought benghazi gets ignored an important part of the store because two of the four victims in the benghazi attack our former navy seals. this is something in the course of our interview we kept hearing about the seals, what about them they would say. benghazi is a fastening store and it's been hard to overlook by the media. we found a couple things

it's all being cared for in a hangar at new york's jfk airport. >> it's as if that day five years ago is now contained in this room. the violence is over and the heat has cooled, but it's all here. you can feel it, you can smell it. it's enough to make anyone angry and sad and spiritual all over again. >> it's an airline hangar as church. >> there's no question that this is sacred ground here again, as it is down at ground zero. >> in the first big room, the once mighty, once shiny outer rims of the building now broken, burned and rusted and lying on their sides. >> after 9/11, one of the hard questions, one of the daunting responsibilities facing the people who are tasked with cleaning up the site of the attacks was what to do with the wreckage. the terrorist attacks left 1.2 million tons of debris behind in new york city. it all had to be sorted and cared for. people's personal belongings, jewelry, clothing, papers, that all had to be sifted through. there, of course, were the human remains. there was the dust that contained human remains. there was the building material from the de

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april 11th, 2011, a small delta comair bombardier arriving from boston lands at jfk. 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. i just hit it. >> a massive airfrance airbus a380, taxing the runway, crashes into it, turning it about 45 degrees. >> emergency equipment. >> 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 run way. 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 thinks he may have hit somebody. >> the 56 peopl

bikeways -- likewise our serin gas weapon and brown became the head with jfk. arthur rudolph i rise at length about his story of operation paper clip is remarkable to run the slave labor tunnel to be the other one of the very few paper clips that was investigated id in the '80s the department of justice got information he could see the complicity with the gave him as the nation this is in the mid-80s where he could return to germany. he chose to return to germany. and most peculiar just those two things scar's make him look slightly sinister but they've recharge him as the american hero. i found out it is story researching one of the myth is at the germans were just trying to do science skirting around the of the big bad wolf he will find reading closely about debus he turned his superior over to news that the shot bow for making anti-hit their remarks. but that remarkable flesh and pull you could see one part of our intelligence saying we cannot bring this guide to the united states. he was and nazi turning a colleague over to the gestapo. this is a malicious

maybe because jfk refused to give himself a pass.his other stuff i'm even close on the left and the right. to robert ray who has raised this a lot sooner than i did. that is a failure of accountability. >> it is, and we seem to tolerate it until the public is -- unless you hold people accountable. unless you demand responsibility baby steps in the direction that the company is going to take responsibility for what was done. the truth is that the government has far too many situations because it easy to do with huge financial settlement with a substance of this. >> it's always easy to accept for the government a financial settlement because and hard but at times it hits the bottom line after all. for a company, letting go of a billion dollars if you were toyota may not be a drop in the bucket but reads the alternative, which is prosecution of senior executives to hold them to account. neil: but the prosecution, it's about being fair with the criticism of everyone and holding those who might have been ordered accountable. but it's gott

information like in this case people want to fill that vacuum with their own theirries like 9/11, the jfk assassination and other plane crashes we've seen. it's a way for some people to create order in the universe and believe that bad things don't just happen, they happen because bad people make them happen. you can bet, anderson, as the time passes on and this still remains a mystery people will continue to come up with their own theories as to what happened here. >> pamela brown, thanks very much. again we simply don't know. it very well may be some sort of act of terror, something involving people. as you might imagine the lack of information in general is causing strain among the families. there are also complaints that malaysian authorities have been contradictory or less than fully forth coming with their statements. what's it been like on the ground? i cannot imagine what these last four days have been like for families, for loved ones. are they getting the answers now that they need or at least getting timely information? >> reporter: they're getting a stream of information, but

>> to my amazement, i discovered this is the situation in laguardia and jfk airports, there are all sorts of people who clean the inside of the planes who act as security guards who are earning the minimum wage of $320 a week, which is not a living wage in new york city. and i feel badly that we, as tourists, as travelers, are traveling on their backs so to speak. the minimum wage must be increased in the united states. it eventually will be, and the sooner the better? >> it's not just the people who work in the airports. it's the people who work in the airplanes, a beginning pilot makes what did we learn? >> a regional pilot. >> a regional pilot. >> earning 40 dollars a year, which is much too little. >> yeah. there is going to be a pilot short a.m. in the near future because they can't get enough people to accept that wage for the amount of training and responsibility that it takes to be a pilot. people think are you are more sophisticated than you are except when i talk about the fact that i really like cruises. >> you like cruises? >> oh. you are getting me a little upset here there a

jfk said we'll pay price, bear any burden. like it or not, plenty don't like it.been an exceptional nation. some would say who needs this burden? let others be exceptional for a change. maybe they're right. maybe they're wrong. but there is no doubt that a world where america seeds much of it power is one that will be very different if we're going to take steps that could change the world we should at least, at the very least go forward with our eyes open. and continue this debate. that is what we'll do here, that is it from us, now. good night from washington. thanks for watching. hey there can i help you? shhhhhh (whispering) sorry hi, uh we need a new family plan. how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. yeah really good. yeah and for your family, it's $160 for four lines. (breaks whisper) what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? o! sorry! yes yes! we'll take it. introducing our best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with

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navy's pinger locator is on its way to perth from jfk. the pinger locator is a companied by ten private contractors, two navy personnel as well. they will go to assist in putting that locator closer to where they might be able to find the flight data recorder. keep in mind, guys, the ping that comes from the flight data recorder, only goes for 35 days. you've got maybe 15, 20 days at the outside left where it's going to be emitting some type of signal that might be picked up. it may be that we don't see the flight data recorder anytime soon. remember, guys, with air france, took a couple of years to find the flight data recorder. but this is the news today, that malaysia says that's the area based on the latest date from from inmar sit. >> still ahead, what is too old for silicon valley? numbers are scary. >> and unbelievable secret e-mails that show how steve jobs and google's eric schmidt may have rigged the hiring game in silicon valley, ahead as well. >>> happy monday, everybody. straight to street talk. all of the news and views you

jfk would be ashamed of his party now. what does this say about the law when even big labor says it's being delta bad hand. and then up roar over the ukraine. remember when mitt romney warned us about russia and the president laughed. >> they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back. >> this isn't a joke, folks. "cashin' in" starting right now. >>> i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." welcome everybody. taught to take instead of make, this week a judge smacking down a teen from new jersey that was trying to shake down her parents. plus the administration's pajama boy campaign and it's the life of julia campaign teaching people how uncle sam can help you from cradle to grave. sure looks like they want us to pay for their entitlement lifestyle. >> we no longer live in a free soet. instead, we live in a society where everyone expects everything to be free. you don't have to work hard anymore, because i all you are so do is go to the government's treasure chest. the president is the one who wants everyone in t

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if you look at jfk, in the '60s, we blame the communists.the establishment and the cia. in the '80s, we blame the mafia. if you want to know who killed jfk, it was whoever america was most afraid of. this is tapping into our greatest fear, the most obvious fear of flying and crashing. it is one of the base fears. that fear you could disappear in a moment as notice. it is striking something within us where we all know. the reason we are talking about this right now so many weeks later as it goes is simply because there is something that really scarce us abo real scares us about this. you see everything coming all at once. that to me, at this moment in time, you have to stop and say, why are we still obsessed with this story? it is not just because of the concern of the people, which is vital but we are just asking every question we can because we can't wrap our heads around how this could ever happen and how this many people can disappear. >> right. the sheer lack of fact and the fact that this plane has been missing for ten days. many people

you recall twa 800, which fell out of the sky in the atlanta shortly after leaving jfk airport. a another people saying they saw missiles going up hitting the plane, turned out to be unreliable eye-witnesses. peter sallinger, jfk's press secretary said a navy ship, and because of his position, some took that seriously. and after the longest investigation that the national transportation safety board has ever done, after four years, concluded it was a spark in the central fuel tank that caused the explosion. and we have seen this also in cases like egyptair, where ntsb came to the conclusion that the plane had been brought down in the atlantic by a pilot intentionally, which is something you can't discount. it's very unusual. in pan am 103, some people posed it was a cia operation that had blown up over scotland. no evidence of that at all. but, you know, people -- it's natural human tendency when something catastrophic happens, often people seek some kind of explanation, more than the mundane explanation that usually turns out to be the case. >> and what does it say to you? and

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navy's pinger locater on board a flight from jfk this afternoon headed toward the indian ocean where it will be dropped under water to try to find the plane's black box flight recorder. this comes after two more discoveries of possible plane debris by search planes scouring the ocean far off the coast of australia. an australian plane spotted two objects, one said to be orange, one gray-green in color, and on a separate mission a chinese plane spotted what was described as white, square objects. ships headed to that area where the debris was spotted as australia continues to lead in this search today and follow up from sightings from satellites that came in over the weekend. what is so hopeful about today's sightings is that these objects were actually spotted by human eyes from these planes, not by satellite. watch this. >> this is the first time we've actually certified we've seen something and got a photograph using our camera operated off the front of anything in the area. >> there have been so many false sightings along the way so far. william, you've been watching this from the

as a matter of fact just this past august, of last year, at jfk airport, right there in your neck of the woods, there were seven arrests made, all felony arrests, for major theft issues from people that worked on the ramp, which they're caught -- they're referred to as ramp rats, and these individuals have stolen a lot of property from individuals' packages and baggage. >> aren't other guys, good guys, watching them rifle through the bags? are say secreting them away and then doing it. >> that's an excellent question. some of these individuals that was arrested at jfk last year was interviewed, and you know what was really interesting? these individuals said the reason they did what they did is because the opportunity presented itself and that a lot of these individual baggage handlers know the camera systems don't always work behind the scenes. so as a result of that opportunity, they figure they'd take advantage of it. so there's nobody watching those individuals back there rummaging through our luggage. >> and there are lot of points and places where that luggage travels, from the

and westerner von braun became the head and the hero of the nasa space program there he is with jfk. arthur rudolph, father of the saturn rocket, i write at length about this story in operation paperclip. it's really just remarkable how he went from a guy without a college education, running the slave labor tunnel at nord hausen to being the father of the saturn rocket in the united states. one of the very few paperclips who was actually investigated, and in the '80s the department of justice got some information -- it's funny the department of justice would have to get information declassified but they did, and they were able to see his complicity in war crimes in the tunnels and they gave hem an option as an old man. either stand trial in the united states -- this is the the mid-'80s -- or return to germany. he chose to return to germany. and lastly, and i think most peculiar to me, is kurt debis, just those dueling scars alone make him look sinister, but many regard him as an american hero and told me so. i found out a very different story researching his thick dossier, declassifi

if we find hillary wrote, i killed jfk, in a margin, then it's a huge deal and changes everything. chances are we're going to get kind of fascinating interesting little stories about the clinton years. what it will remind people, we're talking about stuff from the early '90s here. hillary clinton has been a central figure in the clinton administration. she was a central figure and key senator during most of the bush years. decided to run for president and has been secretary of state for four years. so we're talking about 20 years. hillary clinton has been one of the most central and influential figures in washington. >> yep. >> why does this matter for 2016? well, it's kind of hard to run against washington when you've not been living in washington, but been a key player in washington. there are a lot of americans who are not happy. kind of frustrated with the way the country is run these days. not like hillary could run as an outsider and say, i had nothing to do with this stuff. >> interesting analysis coming from jim geraghty. thanks so much. >> always enjoy it. thanks. >>> spea

even the jfk jr.ght which left new york on its way to martha's vineyard very well known pattern, we knew exactly where to search and we found the debris exactly where we expected to find it in this instance, 13 days later, the amall gam of as much data as can be brought to bear in an area of the south indian ocean which in itself is a guess from the original flight path makes this almost impossible search pattern to lay out. >> you are going to have to be very very lucky. mr. christianson, when you search, it depends on human beings now with eyes. they have to see. that means the planes have to go very low and the admiral mentions terrain. there is no terrain. there is no terrain. it's up in the air. not like the atlantic ocean where you have islands and two continents and things like that. you are heading toward antarctica there, right? >> well, that's facially right, bill. because when you are flying, you have to turn when do you search patterns. so if you want to balance getting low so you can see

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just today, five were arrested at jfk in new york for using mail bags as grab bags, stealing from them that baggage carousel starts moving? here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: when traveling meaghan mccord wants what we all want, for her bags to arrive safely. so last october, the atlanta jewelry designer thought nothing of packing $6,000 worth of baubles, then boarding a flight to new york city to meet clients. were you nervous about the idea of checking your bag with jewelry in it? >> i just sort of thought, "oh, it will be okay. can't carry all this heavy stuff because it's heavy." >> reporter: at the baggage carrousel, anxiety. >> waiting, waiting, waiting, and then this bag never showed. >> reporter: meaghan was flabbergasted, but not this guy. what is one of the biggest misconceptions that we have about how our bags are handled? >> that we care. >> reporter: for 13 years william henry has worked as a so-called rampie. in his book, "the american-made baggage handler" he unloads the secrets of his profession. >> you should assume that this bag is going to be handled in the worst w

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1999 when officials say an egypt air pilot killed himself and everyone on board after it took off from jfk to cairo. that plane crashing in the atlantic ocean. for the latest we go to david piper streaming live from bangkok thailand. what's the news? >> the search for the missing plane is having to cover a vast area. as you said, 25 nations are now involved. of course so far they found no trace of it. thanks to a satellite feed from the plane, investigators believe it flew on either a northern or southern arc for several hours. the area that covers is colossal deep into the indian ocean. ships and planes are taking the lead to search the sea and looking into the possibility it managed to reach land in one of 11 countries. the malaysian government says there's a high degree of certainty that somebody switched off the tracking devices on the plane before it changed directions. the focus of the investigation now is on the crew and passengers. malaysian police have been searching the homes of the two pilots and speaking with their families. they took away for analysis a flight simulator the ch

. >>> the kennedy library foundation announced today it will present its 2014 jfk profile in courage award to former president george h.w. bush for his 1990 decision to raise taxes as part of a budget deal with congress. during the campaign, bush had famously said "read my lips. no new taxes." his decision to break that promise not only took courage, as the award says, it also may have cost him reelection. former president bush turns 90 this june. >>> and when we come back here, team spirit. a star player's biggest fan and the feeling we can tell you is mutual. >>> finally tonight, when michigan state battles virginia tomorrow night in basketball's sweet 16, an 8-year-old girl will be among the biggest fans, rooting especially hard for michigan state's 6'10" center. turns out he is a big fan of hers, too. nbc's stephanie gosk caught a beautiful friendship. >> reporter: in the middle of march madness it is no surprise michigan state adrian payne has basketball on the brain. what's surprising is tomorrow night's game isn't all he is thinking about. the 6'10" center has been texting and

picking up the pings from the black boxes and it's finally arrived in perth, australia, direct from jfk in new york. the problem is, is this an exercise in futility? it may not make the actual search area before the flight data recorder runs out of batteries and the pings effectively stop. let's zero in for a moment on this potential massive debris field. an image from a satellite taken sunday. and that's several days ago. but it does show possible debris in the south indian ocean. and a lot of it, too. 122 objects spread over 150 square miles. you think about that math, an area the size of the city of denver. here's why it's promising. some of those pieces they saw are roughly 75 feet long, big enough to be a wing or part of the fuselage. and some of the objects also appear to be bright in color. and that, the experts indicate, could be solid materials. let's talk about the area for a moment. 1,500 miles off perth, australia. and since we were talking about denver, it's actually like flying from new yok to denver, but it's all water. and all of what they're seeing is right in the middl

in 1962, jfk had his own stab at a peace process, trying to pressure israel into accepting the carnegie endowment johnson plan, resettling in israel or cash compensate palestine arab refugees, number growing to 1.3 million. kennedy dissuaded by the white house desk officer for israel, a man named meyer feldman, reflecting immense growing power of israel and u.s. decision making. he said disengage, mr. president, or there's a violence eruption domestically and in the relations with israel. jfk not only disengaged, but rewarded israel will aid dollars, early warning radars, and punching a hole in the u.s. em embargo on the sale of the weapon systems in the middle east maintained until that time. characteristic fearlessness, israelis deployed hawks around the nuclear weapons facility as if to mock kennedy's efforts to shut it down. sky hawk in 56 # and 68 set precedent of creating the relationship, and cutting edge weaponry, and joining exercising, and that multibillion dollar business has engaged the defense industry and dpecht congressman in the already robust lobby. it was shortly befor

at least eight flights from philadelphia and eight flights from jfk airport in new york have been canceled, and there's also one cancellation from washington d. c. and one from newark new jersey, and departures have not been affected so far. we've got more wet weather headed our way. let's get the latest from meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> just a couple light showers outside. that is all about to change. our high-def doppler radar is tracking the storm system and we're starting to see a little more moisture showing up outside. most of the focus has been just to the north as we've seen scattered light showers headed in their direction. it looks like things are about to change. a pretty good cell making its way near concord and into fairfield. just along the coastline beginning to see this batch of green beginning to show up on our doppler radar. we've got more rain going to become widespread throughout the afternoon. in fact, i think for the commute a very wet commute ride on the way home. be prepared for that. very wet roadways on the way and more to come. very unsettled weather too. we

there he is with jfk. arthur rudolph, father of the saturn rocket. i write at length about his story in "operation paperclip." it's really just remarkable how he went from a guy without a college education running the slave labor tunnels at nordhouseen to being father of the saturn rocket in the united states. of he's one of the very few paperclips who was actually investigated, and in the '80s the department of justice got some information. it's funny that the department of justice would have to get information declassified, but they did. and they were able to see his complicity in war crimes in those tunnels, and they gave him an option as an old man, he could either stand trial in the united states -- this was in the mid '80s -- or he could return to germany. he chose to return to germany. and lastly and i think most peculiar to me is kurt debbes who just those dueling scars alone make him look slightly sinister. but many people regard him as an american hero and told me so. i found out a very different story researching his thick dossier, declass

former editor of foreign affairs and "the new york times" an associate of the jfk school of governmentt harvard, according to the sources and some others lewis was a leader of an elitist secret society. the society promoted zionism brought the united states. initiatives underwent an induction ceremony much and he was told that we are about to take a step that will bounce you to a single cause for all your life. until our purpose shall be accomplished, you will be a fellow of a brotherhood whose body will regard his greater than any others in your life. including a family and a nation. the supreme court justice brandeis was the leader of that. the numbers -- we on a friendly basis, including action to further the zionist cause. as early as 1915, a leader went around suggesting that the british might have benefit on a formal declaration in support of the rich national homeland in palestine. that sounds very much like the balfour declaration. brandeis elected to use activities secretly through his lawyer lieutenants, another especially influential supreme court justice. below you report t

it made us a huge hit at studio -- you know, at 51. >> when we landed at jfk, they went crazy. >> thejagger, bowie, they followed our lead. >> it's the way it goes. >> '51, crazy. show the "new york post," willie, if you can. >> decreed that 12 million of his countrymen get this haircut. >> i think that's -- >> really? >> yeah. >> you'd look really good -- >> that's a power move right there. >> yeah. >> whew! >> okay. >> all right. quite a plethora of different news stories. >>> astronomers have spotted a planet 7 billion from the sun, nicknamed it biden after the vice president. the name is a coincidence. it's a full -- its full title is 2012 vp-113. i have absolutely no idea why they named it that. scientists hope it can provide clues as to how the solar system formed. >> or what's behind joe's personality. >> i have no idea on either of the questions, but we know a guy who does. >> absolutely. looking at the politico playbook, the editor in chief. we went way up the ladder here. to mr. john harris. john, good morning. >> good morning. >> all right, so you've got a piece up about sh

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in 1962 jfk had his own stab at a peace process. he tried to pressure israel into accepting the carnegie endowment's johnson plan which would cash compensate palestine's arab refugees whose number had now grown to 1.3 million. kennedy was dissuaded by his white house desk officer more israel, a man named meyer feldman, whose new position reflected the immense, growing power of israel in u.s. decision making. feldman said disengage from this plan, mr. president, or there's going to be a violent eruption in our relations with israel. jfk not only disengaged, he rewarded israel with aid dollars, early warning radars and hawk sames, punching a whole on the sale of major weapons systems to the middle east that had been maintained until that time. with characteristic fearlessness, the israelis deployed the hawks around their nuclear weapons facility as if to mock kennedy's efforts to shut it down. well, the 1962 hawk sale set the precedent that created the u.s./israeli strategic relationship, a multibillion dollar business in cutting edge