that was jfk in 1962. okay, now, let me turn the clock forward in this history and ronald reagan comes into office. one february 18, 1981, 1 month into his presidency, reagan gave a speech to the nation and he announced he was seeking the 101010 tax rate cut. kennedys was roughly the same. now here's reagan, back when calvin coolidge got taxes across the board the revenues increase. when jack kennedy did it, his economic advisers were all telling him the government would lose revenue and the government gained revenue is the reality. they make quite a sizable financial error. his line about it was a rising tide lifts all votes. this is what we believed the tax proposals that we have made our aimed at. that is reagan and almost the identical words of john f. kennedy. finally, last quote from reagan, can you cut taxes and fight inflation? i very much believe you can. let me just read you something. our true choices not between tax reduction on the one hand and the avoidance of large deficits on the other. res

that was jfk. in 1962. december. okay. now, let me turn the clock forward and ronald reagan comes into office. i greatly served as one of his budget deputies, long time ago. on february 18, 1981, a month into this presidency, reagan gave a speech to the nation and he announced he was seeking the 10-10-10 tax rate cut. 30% across the board tax rate. kennedy's was roughly the same. 30% across the board. so we skip over two decades. now, here's reagan. back when calvin coolidge cut taxes close to board the government's revenues increased. when jack kennedy died it, his economic advisers were all telling him the government would lose revenue and the government gained revenue. it's the reality. so hey made quite a sizable financial error. jack kent's line was, quote, rising tide lifts all boats. end quote. and this is what we believe the tax proposals that we have made are aimed at. that is reagan in almost the identical wores of john f. kennedy and last quote from reagan, can you cut taxes and fight inflation? by so doing this

feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough but we won. >> after victory in wisconsin and a landslide in west virginia, kennedy heads straight for the nomination. but the democratic bosses are out to get him. >> in my own mind -- >> the first knife in kennedy's back is plunged by former president harry truman. >> senator kennedy, are you certain that you're quite ready for the role of president in january 1961? he was the outsider. he was not washington's choice. he was the dark horse candidate. he was the outsider. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was

they talk to the person they believe was the last to see jfk jr. alive. the night of the crash, private pilot kyle bailey was at caldwell airport, planning his own trip to martha's vineyard, when he saw kennedy pull in. >> i would say maybe around 7:00 p.m. or so, he went to a pay phone, made a call from there and basically looked like any pilot planning a night flight. >> but john f. kennedy jr. wasn't just any pilot. he was one of america's most famous faces and most scrutinized celebrities. local businessman and recreational pilot munir hussein remembers him as a regular presence at the airport. >> first time i met john i exactly knew who he is. i read about his dad, i read about kennedy. i was very excited. and i was shocked really how nice he was, how down to earth he was. >> by the summer of 1999 kennedy had a few hundred hours more than the minimum 35 hours of flight time needed to get a pilot's license. he was also still training to fly using instruments only. but he was more than capable of flying his cessna 182 solo. >> i felt he was a very good

you can imagine that mother's anxiety when she went to jfk to pick up her son and waited several hours before long he landed here at -- learning he landed here at logan. cell phone video shows andy martinez in the black hat passing through the august 17th. but when the plane he was supposed to be on landed at jfk in new york he was not on it. >> when i went to pick up my son, my son was not there. i was given another boy. >> reporter: a passport mix upsend andy to boston and another 5-year-old boy to jfk. >> i am told he is not there and say o. my god what did you d -- oh my god what did you do to him where is he. passport. 5-year-old boy for three he hours she believes her son may be kidnapped. >> reporter: three hours passed before jetblue located her son at logan airport and keeninged them -- connected them over the phone. >> mommy i was placed on another airplane. >> reporter: later that day, andy arrive at jfk and reunited with hispanic stricken parents. >> and cried because i then had him in my hands thank god. >> reporter: jetblue refuned both families provide credits towards fu

donald will cut taxes like jfk and reagan did. he will strengthen our military, which has been decimated by the obama cuts and sequestration. he'll be a strong supporter of israel. i think he'll come in with tremendous energy and verve and really change this country. hillary is a continuation of the same left wing ineffective job killing democratic policies. >> andrew, you say if she ran as a 1996 version of bill clinton, you might vote for her, but the

jfk and the revolution. thank you for joining us. new book is out and after the break, the ncaa pulling seven championship events including college basketball out of the state of north carolina and all of this in protest with the bathroom law. mike pence makes the rounds on capitol hill meeting with republican leaders and upping the attack on hillary clinton and her deplorable comment. >> i have never heard a major party candidate in the united states speak about the american people with such contemp. ingred. (riley) man, this chicken is spectacular! (jessica) i had to start hiding the bag because he would try to put his face in it all day. yeah you love it, don't you? you love it so much! i feel like when he eats beneful, he kind turns into a puppy again. it's protein. it's vegetables. it's grains. i mean, like that sounds like a dinner i'd make for myself, right? (riley) hey it's a big bag. just have some of mine. (vo) try new beneful healthy weight with chicken. now with real chicken as the number one ingredient, healthful. flavor

reality is you should go after jfk.n, but during the late '70s, jack kemp and some others went to reagan and said, we want to use the jfk tax cuts. 30% across the board, and reagan adopted that policy. very good at it. in terms of today, i think, mike, i would like to see total tax reform, a real simpler system and the lowest rates possible. but, but, the most important issue in my view now is business taxes. which are way too high and completely uncompetitive around the world. and to me, that's the equivalent of the 91% tax rate. >> clinton is going to give you a real argument on that. >> paul crudman and i have never agreed on anything, so that's not shocking to me. but you talk to almost anybody, seriously, you can talk to larry summers. almost a consensus in washington, d.c. today about the need to cut corporate tax rates, and by the way, it's for large and small companies. that's the key point there. and i think you would reignite a tremendous economic boom. >> we haven't had growth in 15 years. >> important contex

and when jfk had his back surgery, my brother went to open the door for him and jfk got furious and tried him fired because he felt so bad seeming weak, jfk did, around the capitol. so i don't think that is a gender thing. i think hillary probably was especially sensitive about it and maybe is responding to these alt-right theory thing, but she shouldn't be. >> how seriously do you think she's damaged by the whole health incident or is it just an interruption and days lost? >> i don't think the health thing is damaging at all. if it hadn't turned into a microcosm of the way she has handled things since she first came to washington like with white border and travel gagate. it's a relatively mundane problem which she could clear up. stephanopoulos said if she had just given the white water papers to the "post," it would be over in a week. instead it led to seven independent councils and $80 million in taxpayer money. it's like what happens, the dynamic is she wants to wall off everything from the press very he defensive, goes into war room mode. and her foes and the press go into a frenzy b

andy arrived at jfk later that day. >>> he cried because i didn't have him in my hands thank god. >> reporter: jet blue covered the flights for both of the boys and also offered both families $2,000 in credit toward a future trip. the martinez family at least says they will not blue any more. at logan airport, jennifer egan, 7 news. >> anchor: we have breaking news right now from new hampshire. police are searching for two missing children in the town of kingston. reportedly last seen on pink bicycles. there is a lot of manpower out there right now. members of the rockingham county sheriff's department, new hampshire state police, all trying to help the kingston police locate these children. we have a crew on the way and we will bring you more as we get i. >> anchor: more breaking new where a woman has died after she is hit by a car in her driveway. we're told her husband was behind the wheel. this happening a short time ago on phillips street there in quincy. police say the man had to be taken to the hospital because he was so distraught. again a woman if quincy has died after she w

there is a number of police vehicles at jfk in new york city. ahmad khan rahami's wife is on the plane. authorities will ask her some questions about what happened prior to the bombings. >> all right in our news room you will find the latest on this developing story. we going to continue to follow it as need be. our web team is also posting updates on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> new information about a shooting near mcclymonds high school. it happened this afternoon. the school day had ended a few minutes before so the campus was open. the teen had been shot several times but he's expected to survive. >>> now to the south bay where some grade schoolers were kept inside of their classrooms after teachers heard shots fired nearby. it happened on monterey road at 9:30 this morning. the gun fire came from a neighboring home where police said there was a history of problems. officers swarmed the area and police shut down monterey road. the swat team moved in. it was a frightening situation for students and parents. >> it was scary, we had the

this is jfk.the way, i should tell you that nothing i'm about to say this morning is controversial in the sense of it is debated whether it occurred. can actually google jfk jfk nazi germany 1930s on your phone and in 30 seconds you will see what i just said is true. fdr was enamored by a mussolini. fdr actually dispatched members of his brain trust to go to italy to study italian hostage and because he thought the type passage of was more progressive than the new deal and he thought that he could enforce ideas from italian fascism to america. this was not a one-way fascination, it was actually a mutual admiration society. mussolini reviewed fdr's book in an italian magazine. he loved it. he goes my conclusion upon reading this book is this guys one of us, he's a fascist. this was mussolini. now, after world war ii, progressive historians look at all of this and they went, wow, fascism now carries the order of the holocaust, gas chamber and we can have this kind of stuff in the textbooks. in peopl

a way to get better enforcement there before maybe doing something like that here. >> i do think on jfk there are stencils and say no parking. maybe we need bigger ones and p where a cross out. >> something like that i think will be warranted there. >> thank you very much. excellent presentation. motion and second? >> josey aaron followed by charles defargs. those are the only people who turned in speaker cards. good afternoon. >> good afternoon directors. josey aaron and the new neighborhood organizer with walk san francisco. on behalf of walk sf i would like to express our strong support for this exciting project. i will make the segment more pleasant and safe for everyone. we are excited to see a project that prioritizes pedestrians and includes features like bull bouts which increase pedestrian visibility, decrease the distance to cross and slow turning vehicles, wider sidewalks which act as a barrier between pedestrians and traffic with landscape. the conversion of folsom to two way traffic which calm traffic. a street that connects people to parks and open space. we are thrilled t

somewhere a mixup sent him to boston and 5-year-old boy to jfk. hours passed before jetblue realized the mistake and connected them by phone. >> i was placed on another airplane. when he came, he had a lot of stomach pain, pain in his knee. >> he arrived back at jfk later that day. jetblue offered the family $2,000 in future vouchers. >>> hermine is headed toward >> that's the governor. what make this is storm so dangerous, and his warning. >> and a little storm by thornton already dying down. showers and thunderstorms to the west, lots of moisture to the southwest. ,,,, as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, i know we must empower those who spend every day with our kids. that's why i worked with republicans and democrats to replace the no child left behind law and increase local control of schools. i'm michael bennet. i approve this message because i believe parents and our communities >>> how tough is it for the circus to move away years of tradition? >> for ringling br

you can imagine the mother's anxiety when she went to pick up her son from the jfk and waited several hours before learning he landed here at logan instead. cell phone video shows 5-year- old andy martinez in the black hat passing throughout boarding gate at santiago airport on august 17th. when the plane's was supposed to be -- the plane he was supposed to be on landed at the jfk he was not on it. >> when i went to pickp my son he was not there. i was given another boy. >> reporter: a passport mixup year-old boy to jfk. >> and i am told he is not there and i say oh my god what did you do to him where is he at. >> she goes to see him and it's not her child it's another child with her son's passport. 5-year-old boy. for three hours she believes her son may be kidnapped. >> reporter: three hours passed before jetblue located her son at logan and connected them over the phone. >> oh mommy i was placed on another airplane. >> reporter: later that day andy arrived at jfk reunited with hispanic strictened parents. >> and croid because i then had him in my hands -- and cried because i then h

uses the jfk tax cut model. >> people need to hear this. >> reagan is a republican.pital the supply side model to spur growth. it's exactly what we need today. >>. >> let me throw out the numbers to poor austan because he's responsible in part for the bad economy. >> not in part. completely, sean. you said it completely. now i only get half the credit. >> we've got one in five american families without a single person working. the lowest labor participation rate since the 1970s. the worst recovery since the '40s. 12 more million americans since your buddy obama as president, on food stamps. 8 million more americans in poverty. he will acoupcumulate more debt than any other president before him combined. that's your legacy and your record. own it. you're going to blame bush any second now. go ahead. >> i'm not. when you say these statistics, you insinuate that we have had a steady trend downward over that whole time, and that's completely wrong. we had a steep down in the first two years as we were in recession, and since then basically every measure you cited has bee

we're reducing the speeds. >> reporter: city officials and cyclist hope the same rings through for jfkl discuss the proposed hump at a public hearing next friday and hopes to have the project complete in november. >>> temperatures today really did cool off. number the were down 15 degrees in many places. you mentioned santa rosa was down a solid 20 degrees over yesterday's high. your numbers today, it warmed up yesterday, it was hot. it cooled off significantly today. we flat line in the bay area weekend which is helpful for air quality and fire danger. you'll see the fog off on the shoreline now. it's deep. so it's up over the coastal hills. it's 1800 feet deep inversion. you have fog, it's easily spilling in the city. it's up into the head lands. those hills are 1300, 1400 foot there. the fog and low clouds will cool off tomorrow morning. we end up with a day tomorrow like today in terms of temperatures. plenty of fog but it burns off and high temperatures will be mostly eights in the hot spots. some low 90s and 70s and 80s around the way. if you look close, you can see a lot of wind

it is similar to jfk drive or bay street. it is important to know the difference from the second street which will have raised bike ways. the short answer for why we were not able to consider that is because wree have corner bull bouts with rain gardens and it is designed so the rain water rains into the rain garden so looked how that will work with a raised bike way and it basically wouldn't. we are excited. the corner bull bouts and rain gardens shorten the crossing distance between for pedestrians and also if we do find-i'm hopeful that car drivers will figure it out to not pull all the bay to the curb and putting thought into the striping and painting to make it clear but if we have issues we can ret row fit qu treatments. >> the things that youthey are like little magnet things you run up against. not a curb, but it sticks to the ground and you can-something that is like a lot of times people if they are parking and not paying attention they pull too far and if there is something like on the freeway and go to the wrong l

it left jfk this morning and was diverted here to boston and landed safely shortly before 10:00. you can see the jetblue counter our cameras did capture the actual plane parked on the tarmac at gate c15. you can see a fire truck nearby as well as crews inspecting the plane. we know it was headed to bermuda from jfk when there was some sort of apparent mechanical issue causing it to divert to boston. jetblue releasing a brief statement this morning saying the flight 1731 safely landed at boston following a diversion to the new york-- to bermuda flight to address a noncritical equipment issue. maintenance crews will inspect the craft -- aircraft following reports of an unrelated lightning strike that may have occurred while in route to boston. wbz obtained audio trancemations from the the pilot to the tower. let's listen. lightning for 1731. what direction do you see the best weather for us to head to we want to get into the clear asap. >> reporter: so it appears that parent lightning strike happened while the plane was already in route here to boston. that was not the original rea

officials and cyclists hope the same things through for jfk drive.cuss the humps at a public hearing next friday and hopes to have the project complete in november. >>> pittsburg police say a driver involved in a fatal accident last night was intoxicated in driving with a suspended lines. the accident happened at 10:15 last night at the intersection of harbor and school streets. investigators say alfred chapman of pittsburg hut and killed a pedestrian. at this point, they'll only say the victim was an adult man. chapman stayed at the scene and was cooperative but failed a field sobriety test. he was arrested for dui and vehicular manslaughter. he has prior dui's on his record. >>> the chp reports they were 169 arrests for suspicion of driving under the influence and one fatal collision blamed on dui. that compares to year where they reported 224 arrests. >>> a group against the soda tax in san francisco says ads running in support of that ballot measure are not true. san francisco's measure v one propose a $0.01 for ounce tax on sugary links. but opp

it is similar to jfk drive or bay street. it is important to know the difference from the second street which will have raised bike ways. the short answer for why we were not able to consider that is because wree have corner bull bouts with rain gardens and it is designed so the rain water rains into the rain garden so looked how that will work with a raised bike way and it basically wouldn't. we are excited. the corner bull bouts and rain gardens shorten the crossing distance between for pedestrians and also if we do find-i'm hopeful that car drivers will figure it out to not pull all the bay to the curb and putting thought into the striping and painting to make it clear but if we have issues we can ret row fit qu treatments. >> the things that youthey are like little magnet things you run up against. not a curb, but it sticks to the ground and you can-something that is like a lot of times people if they are parking and not paying attention they pull too far and if there is something like on the freeway and go to the wrong l

. >> reporter: speaking through an interpreter, new york mom maribel martinez aid she arrived at jfk airport to pick up her 5-year-old son, but when martinez arrived at the jetblue terminal, agents brought her a different child, holding her son's passport. that child's identity has not been revealed, but that child was supposed to be flown to logan but instead landed at jfk. not knowing what happened to her little boy, martinez was beside herself with fear says attorney sandra reubenstein. >> for three hours she believes her son may have been >> reporter: flying home from with a stay of relatives in the dominican republic when the mix-up happened. she demanded to know where her son was and into immediate answers. >> a mother's worst nightmare that their 5-year-old child is missing. this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue tells fox25 news as soon as they realized what had happened, the airline quickly got both children to their correct destinations. they say the boys were always supervised by their employees. an investigation is under way by jetblue. mart asking the faa

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a new york mom in i state of page because her five-year-old son does did not arrive at jfk airport as scheduled. >> and he was in boston because of a mix-up with the airlines and cell phone video shows him. you see him in the middle? and that is andy martinez passing through the boarding gate and somewhere along the to boston and another five-year- old boy to jfk. >> and she goes to sigh him, it's not her child but another with her son's passport. the five-year-old boy and for three hours, she believes her son might be kidnapped. >> and she was probably thinking where is he? and what's state of panic. the mother paid the extra $100 fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant. jet blue has since apologized for this and tried to offer vouchers but the family said no thank you. they want an investigation into where this flight attendant was. >> and the attorney went on to say we're not concerned about a law the. we want to make sure this doesn't happen to another parent and then we will think about a lawsuit. >> and you can imagine while waiting at jfk, and trying to get answer

00 pm eastern time with lawrence ludlow discussing similarities between the economic policies of the jfk and reagan administration. that all happens tonight on booktv. >> after the spread of the cotton gin in an 1790s the international cotton trade exploded. the us exported millions of pounds of cotton, exported to billion pounds by 1860. cotton represented 60% of what the us was exporting to the world and 40% what was going out of new york harbor. it is a huge deal. the next biggest commodity was tobacco, less than 10% so cotton threads tied new york and the south together in a long codependent relationship. the cotton south, plantation south in new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantation straight across the south was largely funded by new york banks, you came to new york for your funding. new york merchants supplied the planters with everything from the pianos in their parlors to their plowshares to the clothes they put on their slaves. new york not only shipped a significant portion of cotton but new york harbor is where those ships came back filled w

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. [ bleep ] dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. all right. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. ♪ ♪ >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11-story building, having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged, and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and

jfk getting it done on the offensive side of the ball. >> that will do it. have a great day. >>> coming up a cleveland company admitted the way they sprayed for bedbugs could have made people sick. >>> pokimon took over the science center today. you are watching good morning cleveland. do you see cleveland there, believe me all of that fog is there a great foggy treatment >>> hello, everyone. it's 8:30. we look at another shot from down town. this is from our sky cam. it will be a rainy start i'm nick foley. we have several stories for you. a man killed an ohio patrolman high on drugs will appear in court this morning. >>reporter: good morning, everyone. we have heavy rains coming down in the area. i want to show you on our radar exact locations. and we are not seeing anything in lakewood runners are telling me on social media. also independence across the 77 you are seeing heavy rain. also north royalton. these are heavy downpours. i want to show you the set up hire. who is up next. this force. that's 30 minutes away. as it tracts to the east you would thin

stephanie coueignoux is at the jfk umass station with the addition that the agency wants to make. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: i will outline that plan in just a second but certainly this is very welcomed news for anyone who takes the red line. we are here at the jfk, umass staying, and quiet for now and the calm before the storms and the red line is the mbta's busiest line. but take a look, this is plan. we put a screen up for to you give you line by line what this plan is according to the boston globe. the mbta wants to replace 86 red line cars and add more than two dozen cars. all of this will increase passenger capacity by 50%. now mbta officials say the newer car also have better brakes that will allow those trains to travel much faster. however this is a plan that will not cop cheaply. amount but one that will reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars. they have already set aside $200 million to upgrade the 86 cars and $566 million to replace 300 red and orange line cars. the new cars are not expected to run for another seven years until 2023. and coming up in

"jfk and the reagan revolution: the secret of american prosperity."ing, mgm resorts chairman and ceo jim murren. great to have everybody around the table. let me ask you this. you watched the debates last night. this gentleman has talked a lot about the kind of growth rate he sees under trump. what is a realistic growth rate in your position? >> under donald trump it would be negative. >> be negative? >> that's what serious economists that looked at his plan have said. if he's going to deport 11 million undocumented workers, we're going to have a trillion dollar loss in gdp. look at mark zandi cease forecast. so i think we need to get rid of the kpotive claks how he would raise growth and just look at the trade war that he would start. the negative impact of his immigration policy. right there i think we would see a recession. >> you don't think there's any merit in trying to fix our trade with our partners? >> look, i think there's -- >> working assumptions among certain economists that somehow a trade war is inevitable. >> saying that you're going t

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but when she got to jfk she said she got the shock of a lifetime. >> translator: when i went to pickp my son my son wasn't there. i was given another boy. >> reporter: she says for hours no one from jetblue could tell her where andy was. jetblue eventually said they found him, but it turned out to be someone else's child. >> translator: and then i am told he is not there and i say, oh, my god, what did you do to him? where is he at? >> reporter: her attorney says it took three agonizing hours before jetblue staff figured out andy had accidentally been put on a flight to boston. a jetblue spokesperson told us, quote, upon learning of the error our teams in jfk and boston immediately took steps to assist the children in reaching their correct destinations. while the children were always under the care and supervision of jetblue crew members we realize this situation was distressing for the families. her attorney says that isn't enough. they are asking for an faa investigation and considering filing a lawsuit. >> it's a mother's worst nightmare that their five-year-old child is missing.

trish: you think about jfk, fdr, he had health issues. why is it in today's environment that the public -- >> because in jfk's day there wasn't cable television. and fdr, there was no television. it was radio, and it was all about favorable journalists, and they loved jfk and also fdr. she's in the midst of a campaign. the presidency today a much more significant job in the sense of the pressure and just the size of the staffs now are enormous compared to what it used to be. my sense today is it's a very hard -- i've been in the white house for many years. it's a tedious, tough task. trish: also -- i'm getting the signal that i've got to wrap you up, but i'm curious to get your thoughts. i mean, how important is it that a president projects this image of strength and of health? in other words, once you're on the international stage, if something like that happens, if she were to pass out or lose her footing, is that significant from sort of an international perspective? >> i think it's significant. more important, is her health good enoug

jfk. now the zero will move speech writer and the city on the hill. but have but january 1961 and subject to s somebody said to have used your richard will left already. and we took some pitchers and exchange jeff you e-mail's but to my disappointment he said he had no memory. >> but this is have obeyed the debut. i vasari but it was the very long time ago. beth think of him to be irish catholic with uh cultural reputation of the irish catholic america and the 19th century. but ted sorensen and i believe to perform some magic or out be. he reached all the way back to governor winthrop and connected to him directly so kennedy in that speech could connect to himself a very kennett identity and to fit with what some later with it becomes that success was a tagline. let me add a little bit of a mystery. and use cents already but taken by a a speech of the eisenhower college. he then attaches come up last week with clinton gave that important address in that speech very carefully written with celebrity phrases calling the indispensable bashan she quoted ab

. >> but this morning, there's four fewer paws patrolling jfk international. as we find out from kimberly richardson. >> my wife is in love with him, my children are in love with him, i'm in love with him. there's no way i couldn't have him. >> reporter: all that love for this 7-year-old black lab. >> we call it marriage, you get married to your dog, with him more than any other person in your life. >> r life changed for christopher nathan and his partner, the k-9 that's officially retired. he's getting a replacement dog, but chosen to adopt the 58-pound charmer. >> when i leave the house in the morning with the other one, he's going to be, why are you leaving me, daddy? it's like dropping your child off at nursery school for the first day. i'm going to cry. >> reporter: as part of the explosive protection unit, he was named after the brooklyn 11, 2001, was honored. working behind the scenes, working all acres at jfk, 10-hour shifts, ak for for an hour, and then takes a break. >> the nose is their strongest organ. if you are running on a treadmill, how long ca

i'm a jfk tax cutter, a ronald reagan tax cutter. that's what our book is about.5% growth. when bill clinton finally settled in and cup the cap gains tax and had some free trade, he got himself 4 to 5% growth. be the right policy, it can absolutely be done. and last thought, trump is focusing on a massive business tax cut, which you correctly described. i think that's exactly where he should go. that will pick up jobs and wages and productivity and business investment, all of which, by the way, are slumping. >> robert, let me ask you, first of all, when jack kennedy was president, he went into office and left office with about a 90% personal income tax rate. and he wanted to bring it down to 65%. these ranges are different than where we are right now, in the mid-30s, going down below that for trump. but let me ask you, how do you put together a low-tax policy with deficits, of course, with a trade policy, which is basically protectionist. what happens when you do both? they whack against each other? >> i have absolutely no idea how you can do that. i have never he

trump remembers jfk in 1962 at this economics club. mrs.linton has forgotten jfk's lessons. >> look, my thing is what i call the trump prime directive. we should not spend more time debating trump's policies and whatever nonsense he comes up with than he spent coming up with it. and at the end of this segment we've already exceeded that. the fact is that i feel bad for larry because donald trump cannot be trusted toll restate on the policy he's announcing today, on most of the other major policies he's nouned, whether it be the fed as you say, carl, or others, he's been contradicting himself within the same speeches. he's not going to stay on this. >> austan goolsbee, that is your friend, consistent larry. when you come to the city -- >> you are consistent. >> i think the world of you. >> we are good friends. and we're both -- >> you got the story wrong but i still love you. i got to go to the dance. >> go inside, larry. get inside. >> have fun, larry. >> grab your seat. we'll continue the conversation. larry kudlow, whose imprint is clearl

jfk getting it done on the offensive side of the ball as well. goodson making his way through for the score. >> that will do it for your morning sports, week 4 in the -- in the books. >>> cleveland company admitting the way it sprayed for bedbugs could have been making people sick. >>> pokemon is taking over the science center , the party for pee ca chew and all his >>> time is 6:30s we start this half hour with a live look outside from our earth cam once again, the lights of cleveland shining bright as you begin your weekend across the shores of lake erie. rain in some place, thunderstorms as well. busy morning weatherwise. welcome back edition of good morning cleveland. several developing stories for you including the man accused of killing an ohio highway patrolman while high on drugs expected to be in court this morning. >>> first a check on the weather with janessa webb. >> good morning, nick, busy in the weather center this morning as we had storms that have rolled through right now they are in eastern locations, lake geauga, ashtabula is t

worth of 30 cases.er jetblue tried to figure how to young boy scouts which the new york mother into jfk airport to arriving from the dominican republic she was shot to see the boy was not her boy.inghe w they quickly started a search the turkmen three hours before they tracked on her son and boston.urs i was told to way in the police arrived.d.i the refunded her money and also her $2,000 and mo slight charges the mother said no thank you. on second thought all take those an update on your weather andth traffic every eight minutes. >> it's aeet special friday morg running back with great britaina welcome back to fox 8 news in the morning it is 6:22 a.m. he is usually our monday morning running back.e i that's a friday morning running back. greatng r pruitt back in the hoe good morning to you guys.y good to have you.s i'm going to stress patientsti they got rid of a lot of guys.en unfortunate it takes a lot of time to develop.ve whenl you get rid of a lot of te guys who may have developed that enough they are no longer here you have to create that chemistry with the new guy.vel e they mak

it started with a ticket to jfk jfk's inaugural ball, that tie clip, that's what you might have worn if you were a kennedy supporter. and this is what it looked like in 1896. you can see the republican ticket for president, william h taft. >> a matter the newspapers, postcards, buttons, things they could wear. as time went on bigger and bigger and bigger. >> oh, yes, they did! he says things evolved other things, like bumper stickers and signs. he pointed out this lunch bucket, talking about jobs and prosperity, in 1896. huh! aren't we talking about that now? >> some of the big glowing words of politics have been -- >> never changed. >> lots of people are really, really over it. people just don't want to hear about it. >> it's your job, it's your suwlmatter what, you love snl. it makes you laugh. the season -- >> morning after that debate, i was like all right, four days until this thing's on, and i cannot wait! snl is bringing in alec baldwin to ay and kate mckinney none will play hillary clinton. news outlets have been talking the snl showing might have some sort of sway over the e

. >> interpreter arrives at jfk airport on august 17th to pick up different child holding son's passport the child's identity has not been revealed but child supposed to be flown to logan and instead landed at jfk and not knowing what happened to little boy, martinez was beside herself with fear says attorney. >> for 3-hour she believes her son may be kidnapped. >> her son andy flying home with a stay with relatives in dominican republic when mix-up where her son was but no immediate answers. >> worst nightmare five-year-old child is missing. this never should have happened. >> as soon as realize what had happened airline got both children to correct destinations. they say the boys were always supervised by employees. >> investigation now underway by jetblue. martinez attorney asking faa for independent investigation. >> gene: this morning stanford university student convicted of rape walk out of jail after throw months. sparked outrage across the coroner. judge gave him 6-month sentence for raping unconscious woman behind a dumpster. victim had been at frat party before the attack. turn

exactly who was at the controls of the plane but it broke off it's route and was headed toward jfk. that was the initial information that officials received when obviously it did not go to jfk but veered off and headed toward the world trade center. but again no indication as to who may be responsible or who was at the controls of that plane when it rammed into the world trade center. >> thank you. we'll be talking with you throughout the morning. we want to talk with larry johnson. the former deputy director of the state department's office counter terrorism. mr. johnson, can you please put this into some kind of perspective for us and give us your insight on what might have happened here? >> well, first, we need to be cautious. i would be inclined based upon the preliminary reports to say that's the case but there's always the possibility that you may find out after the fact that this was some suicide pact or something that had nothing to do with politics. that said this is a first. pack in 1992, there was -- excuse me, 93, there was a plane hijacked from germany and ended uplandi

he has a new book, jfk and the reagan revolution.a great read on how jfk pioneered supply side economics and the great idea in economics. also supported and advocated mightily by the former presidential candidate of the republican party one steve forbes. >> john kennedy today would be a republican. lou: with that we say thank you for being with us. we watched donald trump make his we watched donald trump make his pitch to suburban american everyone thought i was crazy to open a hotel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity to make it in the big city. lou: type for a few of your comments. aka tweeted, finally

. >> reporter: the world's beautiful passenger airplane, parked in a e remote part of jfk.ow cool? we're on the tarmac of jfk next to a singapore's 8380, about to get on board, only passenger in first class, no less. doors opened just for us. the flight attendant flew in last night from singapore. >> this is mine? >> yes. >> reporter: all of this so we can experience flight on one of the world's most premier airline, singapore airline's swankiest suite. from the moment of being on board, you are treated like a king. >> mr. gibson, for you. >> reporter: amenity kit with your own cologne. i may have overdid it a little. okay. a lot. all right, too much. before settling in, check out this big boy in the sky. it features four cabin classes. first premium, economy on the lower level, and seats 379 p passengers overall, and the second floor is all business class. it's huge. hi. kendis. how you doing. >> i'm fine. >> reporter: the vp of public relations joined me in the suite for cocktails. >> welcome aboard. >> thank you. this is fantastic. >> reporter: the suite big enough to se

. >> jetblue apologizes after making of children in new york mother went to jfk to pick up her 5-year-old son and wase given a different child jetblue began searching for three rs about before they tracked him down in boston or the other boyoy was supposed to go she paid extra escort her son onto the plane and she now plans to sue.toto pledgor talk about self-driving cars but this is a so driving bus in finland, the can carry a dozen passengers on a fixed route, with since it will be added saint judes 9:00 p.m., it is pretty close to normal high temperature the record was 101 degrees in 1953. today is the beginning of fall. low 70s, 60s and 70s the front came through it did take away the trek along the eastern seaboard eventually, could be affecting new england, and delmarva through the labor day holiday. 's drive to parallel coast and does appear sunday it will begin to veer away from the mainland us, currently 75 mph winds gusting up to 92 mph is a category one making landfall tonight in florida and bloody concerns and the northeast quadrant of the hurricanene that can produce tornadoes

. >>> a new york mother panics when her five year old son did not arrive as scheduled on a plane at jfk airport. the airline put the child on a wrong flight. turns out her sons was hundreds of miles away in boston because of a jetblue airlines mix up. she spent three hours waiting for her son dominican republic on august 17th. hours passed before jetblue connected her with her son. >> i am not going to leave without my son and i'm crazy about him. >> her son arrived back at jfk later that day. the mix up is under investigation now. jetblue has apologized to the flight vouchers which they declined. >>> if you're just joining us this friday morning, 63 in denver and we're getting you ready for the long labor day weekend. coming up next, hermine is now a tropical storm raking over the inland portion of florida. it hit florida as a hurricane earlier this morning and we'll show you the flooding after the break. >>> a strange flying object now as a school superintendent, i saw how unnecessary regulations from washington made it more difficult for teachers and principals. and as a dad, i know