and the chicago mob boss, his girlfriend was having an affair with jfk.ight before dee somebody walks into his house and puts five in the back of his head. right before. so there's a lot of that. a lot of swirling around. but what we have been able to accomplish in "killing kennedy" is, you u know oswald did it. he did it. and we kind of eliminate all the conspiracy theories, but to the ones we can't, we tell you, we don't know that. >> oswald was in the marine corps from 1956 to '59. and i was in the marine corps from 1957 to 1959 "and you roomed with him, i understand, didn't you room with oswald? >> so you write on page 15, the only thing i got on fire about was that oswald was a crack shot. he wasn't. >> you correct me if i'm wrong. in the marines he was a sharp shooter. >> two points. >> designated, he was busted down because he was using his weapon as a baton or something, to a marksman. but when he left the marines, that designation was still in place, he was a markman? >> no, when he qualmified in december of '56, he qualified with a 212. and anyt

it took off from an active runway in jfk in the vortex of a boeing 747. because it started to buffet as it was taking off apparently the co-pilot took a hard turn on the rudder and that tail came right off. that's unbelievable. you would think they would have solved that issue by now. is that a possibility here when you're dealing with composite elements, the new things that airbus and other manufacturers use. >> eric, what they've done, because of -- we learn from these accidents, and because of that accident there out of jfk, american changed their training program and the word spread throughout the airbus operator fleet that don't do that, you can over power this rudder and laurel literally break it off. so they now train the pilots not to do that in heavy turbulence. do not use the rudder pedals to control the rudder. do not try to correct an imbalance or an upset by using your rudder. i hope we solved that problem but, of course, until we get the recorders, the flight data and cockpit voice recorder, we won't really know. and that's going to be the,

find out a lot about the diaries that have been released, some of the stories that were told about jfk inside the white house. stories that are told by aides close to the kennedys. they are still upheld as this family that should be celebrated and glorified, and they had a very heavy influence in american policy. i wasn't around but i still think it matters, especially as a young woman in politics. when i see the left glorifying these people, you have to take a look at their history. >> cretin #2 is john fitzgerald kennedy. "if and i don't have sex every day, i get a headache," he was told a member of his cabinet, so he decided not to take any chances. >> jfk was consistently running around on his wife, including inside the white house while she was there. the disrespect and level of arrogance and shameless behavior, and yet we can take a look at jfk's policies outside that, but he is held up as this perfect figure, and that is the same party that has been championing women's rights and women's equality and women's dignity, and yet this is the kind of person that is glorified. he set t

he tried to subpoena jesus, the pope and jfk. in recent weeks, lawyers argued that he is mentally ill and should not be executed. >>> last night, thousands descended on rockefeller plaza for the lighting of the world's most famous christmas tree. it was a dazzling display as the 45,000 l.e.d. lights on the rockefeller center tree flicked on illuminating the 85 foot spruce from pennsylvania. performing on the ice rink below, well, there was mariah carey, lady gaga, tony bennett, and many other stars. the tree will remain open to the public until it is taken down on january 7th. >>> after six straight days of rain, some parts of northern california are under water. in san francisco, all the rain is causing potholes and sinkholes to open up. at least one sinkhole was the size of a swimming pool. now for a look at the weather, here is meteorologist dominica davis. >> nasty weather out to the west and it continues. because we're still talking about the rain. so the parade of storms will last right into the weekend, unfortunately. does

>> at the moment jfk was speaking, cuba was essentially dependent on the soviet union, the soviet union is no many. i think this moment offers the cuban people the ability to walk into the 21st century, mroerg what it means for cuba to achieve its full potential. >> our one-on-one the president. opposition to the president obama fierce these last 24 hours. marco rubio, calling the deal, quote, disgraceful and jeb bush calling it a dramatic overreach. tonight, jeb bush of course considering a run for president. could it be bush versus clinton? we wanted to know if the president is wondering the same thing? is this bush and clinton all over again? even barbara bush said it not too long, it seems to be ridiculous in this country of this size that we don't have other families. >> my former secretary of state, i think so highly of her, i will continue to say, she would be an excellent president. the bush family, i love personally, they are good people. obviously, i have a lot of disagreements with jeb on policy, but i think they have every right to do what they think is best. >> politics for

we're standing on the gazebo on jfk right near east second. we're taking refuge underneath this gazebo because of the condition. fierce wind blowing, which is probably the biggest impact along with the flooding on the roadways. so, if you're out driving early this morning, go extra slow on the drive down from philadelphia area wheres we hit large pools of water on the roadway along with straight flooding of the roadway, both the expressway and the garden state parkway to get down here to north wildwood. coming up in the next 30 minutes, we'll give you a better look at the roadway here at jfk. this is so you can see how the wind is just blowing across broadway along with a lot of sand. we'll show you all that coming up in the next 30 minutes, live in north wildwood, new jersey. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> from the shore to the suburbs, we're staying on top of this storm to show you the effects across the region. katy zachary is monitoring the roads this morning, which jillian told us, katy, could be pretty tricky in parts. what are you seeing

but churchill was the intellectual godfather of jfk from a very early age.people who saw jfk sick in bed at age 15 reading winston churchill's books. so he had a profound impact on his thinking, his view of the world. >> you know, my father, who is a republican and a real nixon guy back in '60 would say, and it stayed with me, he said, when you listen to kennedy, there's a touch of churchill there. >> absolutely. he invoked winston churchill's name quite a bit in the 1960 campaign. when we think of the inaugural address, it is replete with churchillian imagery, the idea of human freedom, that we should stand for freedom in the world. he took on that burden from churchill and it was jfk who carried it through his administration. >> and he would sit in the bathtub listening to records of churchill's speeches to try to get that depth. that's the part i liked. because he was trying to get his voice down. you know, that wonderful bear tone. i'm not a big believer in royal blood. i guess i'm a typical american that way. i don't believe necessarily kids are as grea

media -- mention the -- book that was written by she had an affair with jfk. how much coverage to this get in the country when her book came out? to the media pay attention to it? >> they paid a decent amount of but thereto it, weren't really consequences when it came stupid decisions that democrats made. i am not -- the kennedys do get a lot of attention from the media, even though they have these discrepancies. the question is not at this is being covered, the question is that democrats will continue to uphold the family that really has a bad history when it comes to the treatment of women. ethel kennedy got the middle of freedom. #3 is her husband, said to be more timid and family oriented. it is a shame that robert f kennedy joined a long list of unfaithful men. you suggest that he had an affair with jackie kennedy. >> that was done outside of my research. >> do you believe it? >> i reported on it, so i do believe it aced on the history of the kennedy family. it was aly believe possibility and it has been reported multiple times by significant sources, put

look, what we didn't get right about jfk jr is that he was more bouvier than kennedy.terview. you mentioned alon and president obama and a transformation that's taken place here and that is a quality that both jfk jr and his father had in spades, but i think more so in the case of jfk jr, because he was really a natural politician in many ways. his dad was a little reluctant with the kissing-babies thing. but john could connect with people. he was self-efacing and incredibly articulate. if you look at the pictures in the relationship with his mother, and the reason i wrote this book, that was a phenomenal relationship he had with jackie. they were each other's protector from the very beginning. >> did he ever think of becoming a european movie star? he looks like a european movie star. he looks french. >> there's the bouvier. you see pictures of his grandfather on his mother's side. he looks like that side of the family. he did want to act, as you may recall, and jackie pulled him back from the brink. she did say one of the most wonderful thing was seeing him act and s

tonight here at jfk, aircraft are getting in. travel day of this holiday season. david?david kerley on that part of the story. david, thank you. >>> and to another breaking development for drivers across this country, the massive nationwide air bag recall just getting larger tonight. bmw tonight agreeing to the government's demands to replace all of those driver's side air bags. the last major car maker now to comply. the decision affects 140,000 series 3 cars made between 2004 and 2006. the company says no problems with its vehicles have been reported. at least five deaths have blamed on takata-made air bags. 15 million cars have now been recalled in the u.s. takata, though, has repeatedly argued there is no scientific reason to expand the recall nationally. >>> meantime, a welcome headline for drivers tonight. new numbers show the price of gas down yet again. $2.40 a gallon now. that's the lowest gas has been during christmas week in six years. now dropping for 88 straight days. the longest streak since they've been tracking it. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to a m

no chances being taken on sunday jfk airport in new york. american airlines flight landing in barcelona received a bomb threat. 200 passengers and flight crew affoboard were taken to the are and secured on a plane. >> they had to check everyone. i have never been in this situation before. it was scary. thank god it wasn't a real bomb. >> it turns out the bomb scare was fake. police say any threats were taken seriously. they issued a warning to u.s. and foreign airlines then that terrorists to use bootoothpasten tierns. some say we should be concerned about any threat. ainsley? >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. >> new overnight a football player found dead. the body was found in a dumpster with a gun found near campus. police think he shot himself. he disappeared wednesday minutes after sending a text to his mother saying concussions was messing with his head. they gathered on the campus to share memories. >> everyone loved being around him. he had great stories always laughing. you sit down with i am had on the couch always somethin

we set rainfall records at jfk, laguardia, central park over three inches of rain at jfk yesterday. there is much needed moisture in southern california. it is actually backing in from the northeast. on the backside of this that is where we will see the heavy snow. it is not done yet, folks. we have to get through today and even part of tomorrow. look at some of the forecast snow totals. i want to talk about this. this will be our next big story the west getting more inch needed moisture. we are westerned with more flooding and mud slides. in california we are in for an epic drought here. good things lia and heather as we get our wednesday. >> rick santorum throwing his hat into the race for the white house. cat cal senator says he is running for president again but this time with a new message. he wants to appeal beyond his base and reach blue collar voters being left behind in the economy. he came in second place in the 2012 republican primaries plans to go to a summit in iowa next month. >> kate middleton and the prince waking up at home with their son prince george. they also vi

>>reporter: three officers took the red eye to jfk friday night to make it in time for the funeral where his wife was presented with the flag. >> this was a very serious incident and it was tragic, and no matter where it happens in the united states, we're going to be there to represent our department and those people that were victims. >>reporter: the san ralph fell -- san rafael police department also made their way to the processional. >> it could happen anywhere. that's why it touches home even across the country. >> boy did we wake up to a cold morning. kron4 meteorologist is here. how cold is it? >> well we could see another night with temperatures getting close to freezing for tonight especially as we get closer to tomorrow morning. temperatures right now even as we seek with readings in the 40s just about ever where. we're looking at readings to drop as we go through the overnight hours tonight. but we are going to have a little bit of a change tonight over what we had last night. there is a weather system that's coming in from the north that's not going to produce any rain but i

winston was in many ways the intellectual godfather for jfk.ases where he quoted winston quite a bit. and the whole view about containment and learning the lessons from england in the '30s were carried through by jfk as a cold warrior in the '60s. >> all right. >> "when lions roar." thank you so much thomas maier for being with us today. very good. >>> still ahead -- i want that. i'm bringing that home. netflix quest for global domination begins with a new series about world traveler. will the gamble work? the pentagon at war with president obama? the new report that suggests the relationship between the white house and the pentagon may be even more strained than thought. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. everyone has questions about money. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money's freedom. -money's always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it's complicated. it's not easy. i'm not a good budgeter. unfortunately, i'm a spender. i would love to learn more about finances. so there's questions about the world

. >> which jfk extended a total embargo. sus seccive presidents moved to tighten the grip further barring them from doing business in cuba and other wise restricting foreign investment on the island. first in the term the state department's annual human rights department categorizes the cuban regime as guilty of every abuse you can think of each one on this list against cuban citizens. the critics clashed over the likely ramifications of the president's decision to engage the castro regime and upend the policies that expand. s he is under no illusions it will bring about an overnight transformation of cuban society. they have to continue to raise human rights issues with the government of raul castro. >>> this shows the government hacking her computer. now she is getting help from her lawsuit. judicial watch is joining the investigative journalist against the department of justice seeking any and all records during the surveillance of atkinsons. they targeted her into the botched operation of fast and furious which was the g

>> coming up next in the next half hour of "action news" passengers are forced on to the tarmac at jfkwe'll tell you about the e-mail that caused quite a scare on international flight. >> reporter covering a shooting finds himself in middle of another crime scene and he's the target. oui have the video as the target. oui have the video as the bullets >> fbi jones a-er isp for the west chester university senior that went missing. >> and a reportner west virginia the crew becomes a target during a shooting and it's all caught on cram. >> end to the holiday weekend. you can expect a warmer start to the workweek and month of december. >> now to search of shane mng in manyunk. today the fbi joined in on the operation and investigators are back today scouring the manayunk canal for clues fourth year student at west chester university has not been seen since escorted out of a bar main street early thursday morning and what happened next remains a mystery. >> it amazes me that shape was out open one of the busiest nights party nights for kids that are 21 and over and nobody saw anything. >> sh

they arrested henry once he landed at jfk and here's a breakdown of what they found. he had 18 handguns in his bag, seven of them were loaded. as you mentioned off the top, a total of 129 handguns, two assault rivals were smuggled in this operation. they were being sold on the streets. the problem is, they did not realize that the buyer was an undercover cop. it happened at least five times where they smuggled these guns onto delta airplanes traveling from atlanta to new york. i have reached out to atlanta hartsfield about the security procedures, and whether changes are coming, because this really does come down to an airport security issue. that employee had access to the secure area. it opens the question, is there a loophole here that allows this sort of thing to happen? >> yes, and to think that a handful of them, more than a handful of them were loaded, it's pretty incredible. is this happening at other times? it took them a while to discover this. any idea how often this is happening whether it's with guns or weapons or even drugs? >> yes, you know, it does hap

jfk. out of the blue. it was a thrill to drive with my sister to the airport to think ahead to bring her something went to a chinese restaurant to get rice but little known to meet cambodians hate chinese rice. [laughter] so we walked out of the airport are an arm with their legs in synch from the beginning we were together. shortly thereafter klay cave in to visit. we have not seen each other for a while and mom put her head down to a head but him it because he was this intruder? she knew how to handle him but by then. [laughter] better than i. i a to occur to a classical dancer to keep her in practice so she had a costume and put on her music and dance to for klay in that style that cambodians do. that was the beginning of tearing apart his apartment and putting it back together. >> host: that's a great story. i thought about another book in that is my old boss katharine graham in terms of the substantive ironman -- and fired at what your thoughts and your relationship to women like that? >> guest: i tho

we broke records at jfk, over three inches of rainfall there.a half for central park, with wind gs up to 40 miles-per-hour. the winds will continue through wednesday and on the back side of this, we have cold air and the snowfall, which could total over a foot. soland we'll see the bull's eye for the snow, and, well, look at this. the ski resorts are probably jumping for joy but if you don't like snow, hopefully you don't live in these areas because six to 12, 18-inches of snow is possible. so, neil, we'll be dealing with this overnight. tomorrow, certainly if you're at the airport, things are going to be jammed solid for all those flights trying to get out. i know, i'm sorry. what can i say? flash dance, freeze frame. right now. i. >> we kid each other, afternoon is in, but she is a wonderful woman and i urge anybody to read the later neurology now. she is on the cover and it's a great story. it doesn't make me like you, though. given what you're doing. but for now we'll give you a pass. >> thank you. thank you. >> janice dean, thank you very m

but while america was now leading the space race, the end of the decade and jfk's deadline was quicklyroaching. coming up, there was only one giant step left to take on the pathway to the moon and it would mark an epic moment in human history. after this. ♪ ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. >>> making headlines on this christmas day, a few dozen protesters had a peaceful protests after the fatal police shooting of an african-american man tuesday after he allegedly pulled a gun on an officer. >>> russian president vladimir putin has canceled vacation for government ministers. he wants them to keep working to fix the country's economic crisis. russia has been battered by falling oil prices and western sanctions. >>> russia is offering sympathy to north korea saying the government's outrage is outlandish. it's been viewed online and at a small number of theaters. >> the

you take a look, record rainfall, jfk, laguardia, to $3 out there.orthwest, heavy rainfall, pacific coast, heavy rainfall. north and east as well. not too bad, it's the corners of the country getting the silg weather. the storm of the nor'easter kind of meanders in the region doesn't go anywhere until friday. snow showers a possibility, you don't see too much in the waif accumulation. seeing upwards of 9, 10 inches in the higher elevations of northern new england. on the coast, a half inch to an inch of rainfall left in areas say around boston. many back towards california, how about this, blizzard warnings across the high sierras. winter storm warnings for over 3 feet in the forecast for higher elevations. talk about fantastic returns for reserves as far as the moisture. the wettest for the west coast since 2009, guys, shaping up. the last storm system brought in 1.8 billion gallons of water for the reservoirs of los angeles county. it's just a drop in the bucket, but improvement as far as moisture. >> and we'll see more and more of that, to be sure

airlines baggage handler is accused of smuggling guns on a flight. 18 guns were carried from atlanta to jfk on decembe. the man snuck the firearms past the sety to a former employeet t on the plane. he was also arrested. the fe federal authorities say s not the f time that they did this. they smuggled on seven other flights. >>> san a party for their birthda. mia montgomery is not like most 7 year olds. dann cuellar has her story. >>repmet mia montgomery. this is how she was celebrating her seventh birthday. she was helping to feed men and women. her desire to do this came three months ago on a trip to new york. she saw homeless people sleeping on the sidewalk. somethit she never saw before. >> wn went to new york, i saw a homeless on the floor. it broke my heart. i wanted to use it. >> really upset her to know we are walking an we are go to go to a beautiful 49th store apartmen it didn't sit well with her. >>repco she give up hear birherbirthday presents ane homeles miss montgomery said in lieu of birthda gifts she wanted to feed the homeless. >> lot people came in eating moms, dads, babie

record rainfall totals more than 3 inches of rain at jfk international airport today.at amount and several other locations and just beginning. it's going to go on and be a long lasting here and jennifer grey joining us now from cnn weather center. what area wrs the hardest hit? it's miserable here in new york city. >> it's miserable. we have the two sides of this. the rain kbri side and the snowy side. it was virginia to northern maine and the carolinas up to northern maine. as far as snow goes, it's still happening because it has been coming down for quite some time and so the snow is going to continue to come down for the next day, maybe even more, anderson. and then as far as the rain goes, the hardest hit was anywhere from new york city to boston. >> a lot of flight delays. >> from new york city to boston, you could be sitting at the airport for four hours or more. lucki luckily, the airlines are starting to catch up. now we see an hour and a half delays at both jfk and newark and one of the reasons, look at these wind gusts and 45 to 55-mile-per-hour gusts. if you

a jfk-style leader with charisma.i gave president obama a chance and i got a lot of hate mail for doing it. >> yeah. that was just hate mail from me. that was just my hate mail. >> but you were on your broom circling my house at one time. >> oh, watch out. you're in the naughty category. you know, naughty and nice for christmas, you are now naughty. >> can't do coal. it's global warming. >> fine. >> i gave barack obama a chance to see what he had, all right. and to see this progressive new vision. and it just hasn't worked. >> it hasn't worked. well, it never works. >> but the -- >> it never works. bill, i think people should take a look at what's happening around the world, right. a lot of the polls and the changes in politics in britain and france, even places like sweden, switzerland, is showing that as long as you have a middle class, a working class, who are unhappy, right? their lives aren't really getting much better, we have a lot of people making a lot of money at the top. but the middle, the working class sp

get ready, laguardia, jfk, newark, down to philadelphia, washington.e those delays not only today and likely into tonight tomorrow. this storm is just getting going. it's across areas of the southern states where we saw jen in chicago. nice and sunny now but that will change as this storm system pushes off to the north and east. that's where we will see snow in the chicago area. rain for new york in philadelphia tomorrow. it looks like that rain will be tapering off by the time we get into christmas day itself. right now visibilities are between 1 and 3 miles an hour. tomorrow looks like a stormy day along the eastern seaboard. great news after the storm. it looks like temperatures in the 50s and sunshine for the upcoming weekend here for parts of the northeast. >> traveling for the holidays is hard enough even when the weather isn't the only problem. >> i'm telling you, my dogs are barking today. oh! that feels better. >> that's gross. >> that's my favorite scene of all time. >> gross. >> travelocity senior editor joins us at the table. welcome to the

. >> jfk airport in new york.ere just settling down to their flight -- for their flight to -- passengers were just settling down for their flight. and then they were delayed, all because of these, macadamia nuts. the vice president of korean air got annoyed when the nuts were served to her in a packet instead of on a dish. she then resigned. her behavior did not go along in south the people korea. >> i am not sure what she was thinking. .ut it was likely she was bossy it was an abuse of power and the wrong action to take. >> and the airline crew will now be checking the first way to --ve first class passengers the best way to save first-class passengers. >> angela merkel has consolidated her role after a 10-minute ovation at the annual conference in cologne. has national public approval ratings almost unheard of in a european democracy. the new poll suggests that 67% , nearly 10back her years into her leadership. continuing to preach tough reforms. ♪ now, on their final day of their visit to the united states, the

our -- between philadelphia and our most commonly traveled destinations, bogs ton atlanta newark and jfk all green on the board no major delays. my son is heading to atlanta with his fiance after spending the holidays with him. it's clear sailing for him. when i step back inside we'll have cold air coming on for now, a little breezy and above average temperatures, coat weather not bad. >>> the investigation continues this noon into what happened before a ten-year-old boy was hit and killed by a police cruiser in south have jersey. it happened at delsea drive and paul street. the family sailed the boy and -- said the boy and two friends were on the way to the sleep overwhen the child was struck. officials say the officer was responding to an urgent call. the witness say the lights and sirens were not activated. we'll have more on "action news" at 4 and online at 6abc.com. >>> developing developing right now crews searching for missing air flight 8501 have spot the oil slicks in the java sea. the plane was flying from indoe neesh i can't to sing -- indonesia to singapore with 162 people ye

center city philadelphia today chopper6hd was overhead was demonstrateers walked around city hall and jfk boulevard:00 this afternoon and several dozen took part. traffic was grid locked about an hour. >> you can see the same professionalism already shown in local demonstrations as i protect and uphold the right of activists and protests even when targeted here. >> that was mayor nutter praising work that philadelphia police officers have been doing during ongoing demonstrations mayor reported speshling message played at every district role calm but noter also told police to use force only when absolutely necessary,. citizens are dismade and confused now. >> a nran south philadelphia lost life savings in a homeen vacation over nipingt. calf layero says the instruder kicked in his door and the suspect walked out with 3,000 savings. cavalaro just cashed? >> it took me forever to say nickels, dimes, quarters and pennies, i'm not a wealthyy man. i may be hand some but not watch your mouth. >> sewer the suspect at 4:30 a.m. >> word has come richard stock ton college completed its purchase of t

the daughter of the chairman was forced to the back of a plane at jfk airport after what she called af protocol. she could face suspensions or $1.3 million fine for violating immigration law. another person used to getting what she wants is the former head of l'oreal. she is heading to court in a ski resort town in southern france. she says the smell of the chips is an olfactory nuisance. she wants it moved far away from his luxury chalet. it is it time trying to close down the snack bar. the owner's lawyer said the lawsuit amounts to legal harassment and the couples livelihood is worth more than the former ceo's precious nostrils. >> i'm just amazed he doesn't like the smell of chips. >> maybe the former head of a beauty empire has other things to think about. >> thanks very much indeed, kate everett time to bring you the best of the internet over the past 24 hours. it is time for web news. >> welcome to the web news. stories making the online headlines. coming up on today show, reaction to the oil spill and bangladesh. justin bieber stands warned the death of his dog. a man employed

now we're seeing an hour and a half delays at jfk and newark.e reasons, look at these wind gusts. 45 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. if you are sitting at the airport, trust me, you do not want to be flying in that. >> what are you expecting for tomorrow morning? >> this is going to linger. we still have the winter storm warnings in effect. all the way from upstate new york to northern maine. that's going to be in effect through wednesday. we still have those flood watches in effect. they are starting to come down a little bit. new york city was included earlier. no longer the case. but still, a couple of thops flood watches and warnings still in effect. we are going to possibly see up to a foot of additional snowfall. upstate new york could see the same. and an additional four to eight inches of rain in portions of maine. this low is just being stubborn. it's taking a while to get out of here. that's why you're going to see the snow linger for the next couple of days. >> jennifer gray, thank you very much. if you're waiting for a flight, i hope you

what made me sadder is they flew out of jfk.s a new yorker, i think all new yorkers agree, it made me so sad to think -- it was the first time either of them had been to new york. they came all the way to new york and didn't get a chance to see laguardia. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] because when you think about it -- that's our buckingham palace. that's the closest thing we have to a downton abbey or buckingham palace. so i do hope they'll come back. big news this week has been the senate's recent report on torture. in response, in response to the senate's recent report on the cia's enhanced interrogation techniques, former vice president dick cheney said, i'd do it again in a minute. i'm sorry, i misread that. he said, i'm doing it again. in a minute. [ laughter ] then he checked the his watch and left the room. [ laughter ] "i gotta go." cheney attacked critics of the cia's interrogation techniques saying, what are we supposed to do, kiss him on both cheeks and say, please, please tell us what you know? though to be f

jfk in new york, nearly 40 minutes. nearly an hour and a half delays at laguardia and newark in the new york city area. in philadelphia, 110 minutes. that's almost two hours. looks like this area may also have delays tomorrow as that storminess i showed you in the southeast will be moving up the coast tomorrow. but the rest of the 50 looking pretty good. here's a great view across the embarcadero on to the bay from the rooftop camera at abc 7. it is currently 65 degrees in san francisco. 63 across the bay in oakland. redwood city, 69. 66 apiece in san jose and morgan hill. 59 in half moon bay. here's another beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. not only does the weather look great, traffic is moving nicely as well. it's 67 degrees in santa rosa at this hour. 63 apiece in napa and novato. fairfield, 58. 65 in concord. 66 at livermore. a stunningly beautiful view from mount tam looking on to the bay. you see a little san francisco off to the right there. it will be partly cloudy overnight, cooler tomorrow, much coole

. >>> jfk airport had extra to deal with. somebody e-mailed a bomb threat about an incoming flight. more than 00 passengers and crew were on the flight from barcelo barcelona. the plane was allowed to land. passengers could see emergency vehicles outside the windows. >> keep our baggage still and stay seated and not to move. >> it got alarming when you saw the men in the bomb disposal outfits. they were all dressed in silver. >> they were allowed to take their carry on items. no explosives were found on that plane. >>> the search for maszing ohio state university player has ended with the discovery of his body. k koes th kosta karageorge disappeared last wednesday. his body was found near the campus. >>> investigators are poring over surveillance tape from a neighborhood looking for a young man. >>> an historic visit to turkey for the pope. he met with a group of young refugees who have fled syria, iraq, and other hot zones. he called for construct i dialogue with muslims. >>> today, lawmakers come back to capitol hill. topping the list is how to keep the government up and running u

jfk was assassinated. 64 the first uprising at berkeley with a campus deserters.his was the beginning of the revolution. and the words race riot in the beginning of the revolution i drove back to washington to hear martin luther king delivered his famous speech in the memorial. i was up there with him. one years later 50 years ago this month i was in mississippi before they found the bodies of the three civil rights workers. and those that had started off so well was rapidly disintegrating into violence with black power and black panthers and the rest. take a look at what nixon himself was in that period. people talk about 62 and 64. but if you go back through 1950 that was the last election he won in his own right to. the one with eisenhower but he could have an elected on any ticket but in 54 leading the republican party they lost 13 senate seats and in 1960 he lost narrowly in a contested election. we heard what happened in chicago he ran for governor and was defeated by governor brown. then he had the famous press conference when he said "this is it". he had i

now, you're going to see him boarding the flight to jfk. this is henry coming into view. and he has these at least 16 guns in his knapsack. with ammunition, with clips. so he's catching his flight at gate a1. so now, he's on the plane. now he arrives at kennedy airport that morning at about 10:30. and he's literally getting off the plane at kennedy airport. and he has a knapsack on him. and you may say i can't see the knapsack, you're going to see the next clip. the next clip shows mark henry leaving jfk that morning. right there, can you freeze that? that is mark henry with the knapsack that he filled with guns down in atlanta at kennedy airport leaving the airport. that knapsack had 16 guns in them, in it. so he walks out of the airport, and once he left the airport, we as part of our investigation started to follow him because we knew he was on that flight. now, i want to go back to just this board real quick. so henry is now in new york city with the guns. he just left kennedy airport. his destination is brooklyn. mark henry lives in the section of brooklyn. so does e

council again had a role in the development of that document going back to our first involvement in the jfk bike lane facility in the park but also more recently as we went to the physical access committee and the hearings about the draft documents and such, your input was very helpful. this document is really good evidence of the collaboration between not only the four different departments that were involved which was the mayor's office on disability, department of public works, municipal transportation agencies and the planning department but also innovation that becomes when we are engaging with the disability community. that concludes my report. i want to ask heather kittel to talk about the program action. >> one quick question before you pass it off. can we get the actual name of that ruling in terms of planning commission. is there a name we can look for to reference? >> sure, what we can do is give you a link to the language from the planning department. this is something that will be going to the board of supervisors because it's legislation. yesterday it passed at planning commis

earlier this month cho ordered the aircraft to return to the gate at new york's jfk airport before takeoff. she was furious after a cabin attendant served her nuts in a bag instead of a dish. she demanded that a senior crew member in charge of cabin service get off the plane. the officials also arrested a managing director of the carrier. they suspect he forced flight attendants to give false testimony to defend cho. south korea's transport ministry came under fire after revelations that some of its officials leaked information to korean air about the investigation. a ministry official who worked for the carrier for more than a decade was arrested. >>> more and more south koreans are growing concerned about online privacy. prosecutors launched a cyber investigation team in october to monitor information. and now some people are looking abroad for social media providers. nhk world explains. >> reporter: internet users are protesting against cyber censorship. >> translator: south korea's legal system allows the authorities to freely sensor the content of e-mails and online messages. this inf

to nearly 20 flights that took off at atlanta hartsfield jackson international airport and landed at jfk in new york. >> i mean it really makes you wonder how safe it is to travel. >> reporter: eugene harvey allegedly used his security clearance as a black agent for delta, to bypass security to get the guns to a former delta employee. mark clinton henry, in a restroom. who then carried them on board to need york. >> reporter: harvey was arrested on saturday. henry was erected on december 10th after landing at jfk. >> reporter: he had about 18 guns and his carry on that and seven of them were loaded. but our record the dead by the federal public defender's office which has not commented. the brooklyn d they said the investigation was part of the larger effort to get legal guns off the streets. >> we were determined to get the source of these guns and that is down to georgia. >> reporter: all boarded assure travelers that despite the allied air travel remains very safe and washington i am lionel's reporting. >> catherine: an about-face by sony. mold movie gore and the bay area and elsewher

they arrested henry once he landed at jfk and i want to show you just a breakout of what they stumbledn, essentially. heguns in his bag, seven were loaded. at the end of this all, there were a total of 129 handguns and two assault rifles smuggled on to these commercial planes. what was happening was, they were selling them on the streets. the problem was, they didn't realize that the buyer was an undercover cop. this happened on at least five delta airlines planes. but really, this comes down to be an airport security issue. i have reached out to atlanta hartsfield airport to find out if there are any upcoming changes in their security procedures. haven't received a call back yesterday, randi. >> the question is how often does this happen, rene? it's not just the guns we're talking about, but what about drugs and who knows what else? >> it happens a lot. more than we would like to see happen, whether it is drugs, whether it is weapons. there was an airtran employee who was sentenced to ten years for agreeing to smuggle weapons as well as cocaine on to a commercial plane. many other sim

bringing a lot of the coastal rainfall, making for a new daily record for new york city, for example, and jfk as well as laguardia airports for the maximum rainfall for the day since 1970s. the severe weather outlook is as follows. snowfall will be up to 30 centimeters in the inland locations. but the coastal regions will still see lots of that rainfall. mixed precipitation, so traveling could be very disruptive out here. waves will also be about six meters high. it will be enough reason for localized flooding. out here across the pacific northwest, it's going to be a chain of just storms coming in after another. so the atmospheric river is bringing lots of rainfall. it has been accumulating over the past week, for the coastal locations. but on top of that, it's going to be up to 300 millimeters of rainfall. so that's definitely going to be enough to burst the rivers, to burst their banks. gusts up to 160 kilometers per hour. the waves as high as eight meters. you really don't want to be out in the ocean. out here in the bigger picture, we've got snow and forecasts in d.c. and mild conditions