this was not even a year after jfk's assassination and he has to smile at people.his emotional accessibility endears him to voters. >> he had an intensity that came through, an authenticity that came through, integrity that came through. >> in 1965, he joins ted kennedy in the senate. >> that kind of brotherhood and bond really, i think, just helped both of them survive a very difficult time. >> as a legislator, kennedy can now further his agenda to aid the country's overlooked. >> the situations are worse now in the ghettoes than they were three, four, five years ago. i don't think that's satisfactory, particularly when we made promises to the poor and deprived. >> one thing a senator can do is have hearings. they can have them outside of washington. so bobby goes to mississippi to investigate poverty. >> there were children who were severely malnourished to the point that they had disease you don't find in the united states. we saw children who had swollen bellies, who had sores on their arms and legs that would not heal. it was just stunning. he said to me, i ha

. >> reporter: this was the doctor mat i can scene at the jfk -- dramatic scene at jfk geworkers surrounded flight 1623 after air traffic control lost contact with the pilots. >> we saw the flashing lights. >> reporter: police entered cabin and ordered passengers to put their hands in the air. >> it's like -- they were pointing -- everyone texting their families and we are on the ground. >> reporter: jetblue says the airbus plane experienced a radio issue impacting the crew's ability to communicate and a false alarm was sent to j the tower. while communication was reestablished. authorities responded out of caution. in an america, the plane's transponder can be used to signal the tour, faa officials say the flaws alarm was triggered by the pilots mistakenly entered the code for hijack, 7500, instead of 7600. >> as a pilot, i would have explained to them exactly what happened and if it was my mistake, i apologize, say folks, i screwed up. we're only human. >> reporter: application found no security issue -- police found no security issue. the plane returned to the gate for a while, and did g

jfk came to feel that bobby kennedy was the only person who had the president's interests completely danger in all of these matters when dealing with a dictator, he miscalculates, the world could be destroyed. >> both brothers are preoccupied with the nuclear threat posed by the soviet union whose leader now tests the young president. >> the overwhelming worry in the kennedy years was can we survive and prevail in our conflict with the soviet union. that permeated everything. children were told not to eat snow because the russians had put radioactive fallout in it. they were taught to crouch under their desks to prepare for nuclear war. >> it's a bomb. duck and cover. >> this was something that was a big part of daily life. >> but the risk of war is lessened when communist east germany begins constructing a wall through the middle of berlin in 1961. keeping its people from escaping to the west. behind the scenes, the president entrusts his brother to secretly communicate with the soviets to avoid armed conflict. >> robert kennedy worked out a quiet compromise that if the soviets buil

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. >> reporter: this was the dramatic scene at jfk airport. dozens of emergency vehicles surrounded jetblue flight 1623 after air traffic control lost all contact with the pilots. >> jetblue, if you can hear us -- >> we saw these flashing lights and everyone on the flight just noticed that. >> reporter: alexa curtis was on board. police ordered passengers to put their hands in the air. >> i thought i was going to die, like, and having them pointing the guns they were pointing them at us, people were, like, crying, everyone texting their families. >> we were on the ground. >> reporter: jetblue says the airbus a321 experienced a radio issue impacting the crew's ability to communicate and a false alarm was sent to jfk tower. while communication was reestablished via alternative channels, authorities responded out of an abundance of caution. inin an emergency, the transponder can be used to signal the tower. the pilot entered the code for hijacked. 7500 instead of 7600, which signals radio failure. a former airline captain -- >> as a pilot, i woul

a false alarm causing this panic at jfk. fbi agents and officers flooding the plane over hijacking fears. >>> vacation nightmare. this woman parasailing when the rope breaks, sending her soaring out of control for 45 minutes. the 29-year-old airlifted back to the u.s. ♪ >>> and this just in. serena gets a seed. the tennis superstar getting a huge victory at wimbledon before it even begins, winning a battle for new moms. ♪ >>> and good morning, america. hope you're well this wednesday morning. i think serena williams has won about seven wimbledon championships. but this 25 seed. >> hey, she'll take that. remember, she was unseeded at the french open when she came back from maternity leave. a lot were upset about that. >>> but first with that breaking news, the pawnee fire threatening hundred of homes. nearly 3,000 firefighters are battling to contain it. abc's will carr is in clear oaks, california. >> reporter: residents feeling hopeless this morning. destruction here on the ground, you can see this garage crushed and check

that whenohnson jokes jfk was president, i feel like a raisin hovering over his shoulder. raven hovering over his shoulder. lyndoned, i don't want johnson listening for my heart beat every morning. there is the feeling that they are always just waiting there for something bad to happen, because that is how they become president. the drama of this assassination is that it was very difficult, and johnson tried so hard. there's a picture of this pony that he gave the kennedys. it's incredible, he gave them a pony named tex. , at really didn't want it first. he was constantly trying to ingratiate himself and win their love and respect, and he never really got it. he was kind of a laughingstock. the kennedy people call him uncle corn pone. they made fun of him for being kind of aruba -- kind of a rube from texas. thisn his mind, they were group of elitists and johnson never belonged host:. that kennedyn would have dropped johnson in 1964? guest: there's a lot of conflicting evidence about that. secretary wrote a memoir in which he was absolutely going to drop him. i don't know

what a scenepo at jfk air overnight. police and emergency crews racing to the tarc responding to what they thought could have been a hijacking. nbc's morgan radford at the airport for us this morning. good morning.wh happened? >> reporter: savannah, chaos and confusion here at new york's jfk airport after passengers took to social media tweeting in panic, because they thought they were under attack. t panic onhe runway. overnight, a jetblue plane was surrounded by authorities on the tarmac at new york's jfk airport ortly before itas supposed to take off on a cross-country flight to los angeles. the airline saying the flight experienced a radio issue impacting the crew's ability to communicate. adding that a false alarm was sent to jfk tower. >> we're going to check out the aircraft right here. inpy. >> reporter: dur a hijacking, heavily armed port authority officers boarded the aircraft this social media photo showing stunned andrightened passengers holding their hands air. >> people were freaking out. i thought i was go

was talk about the vice president's residence be moved across the white house in lafayette park and jfk joked that i don't want lyndon johnson listening for my heartbeat every morning. there is that feeling that they bad toting for something happen and that is how they become president so the drama of this fascination is difficult and johnson tried so hard and there'san a patient at a picture in the book that he gave the kennedys that is incredible. he gave them a we and the kennedys did not want to pony up first and it was constantly trying to ingratiate himself and when their love and respect and he never got it. he was a laughingstock and the kennedy people called h uncle proponent made fun of him for being a guy from texas and we were from the harvard, boston elite mafia, in his mind, not the actual mafia play with this group ofin elitists and johnson never belonged. >> host: any indication that kennedy would have dropped johnson in 1964. >> guest: there's a lot of conflicting evidence about that because kennedy'sid personal secretary evelyn lincoln wrote a memoir in which he said h

obviously, jfk and the age of television. and now you've got an age where people aren't thinking before they're speaking. lincoln never wanted to speak extemporaneously as president. he had to be prepared, words a matter. that's what worries me about the tech river pollution today and the fact that people are just saying things without thinking. yeah, it was tough back in the 19th century, but for the last 30, 40 years, it's as bad as i've seen it. >> host: with the advent of instant messaging and social media, etc., as a historian are you fearful about losing the long form letters and dialogue that happens? >> guest: yeah, i worry what will happen to an historian 2000 years from now -- 200 years from now. they'll see people walking, talking, but they won't have diaries and letters. people don't keep diaries like my people did. they don't write hanwritten let arers, there's nothing more exciting than looking over the shoulder of a handwritten letter and imagining that you're with that person. so they'll have more stuff, but t

police storm a jetblue plane on the tarmac at jfk, fearing a hijacker is on board. passengers, terrified. >> people were freaking out. i thought i was going to die. >> this morning, the mistake that triggered a massive response. >>> new overnight -- a federal judge orders u.s. officials to reunite separated migrant families within 30 days. but it's a win for the president, at the supreme court. >> a tremendous victory for this country. and for the constitution. >> overnight, protests break out over the trump travel ban. >>> campaign shocker -- a 28-year-old first-time candidate defeats one of the most powerful democrats in congress. >> i cannot put this into words. >> this morning, what her victory and liberal message mean for the party. >>> all that, plus deepening mystery, is there a link between the murder of a california father and previous shootings at that popular campsite? >>> tornado touchdown, a powerful twister rips across kansas, blamed for multiple injuries and widespread damage, more severe weather expected today. >>> and party at the palace, the star-s

to tell the jfk dallas story so well and so respectfully, and how we could tell this story differently and respectfully and augment the rest of the day. our morning story, the way they tell the rest of the day story. one of the problems of developing this tribute was reaching out to the kennedy family and letting them know we were going to do it. we found avenues and folks to have relationships with the kennedys. ce --d correspondents correspondence with caroline kennedy. we worked with the architect who designed the kennedy from you in boston. that was a good connection as well. attendedhe kennedys the ribbon-cutting for the event. caroline sent a very gracious letter that was read that morning. i had the privilege of reading that letter. we were very proud to know that we had touched her and his family recognize what we were trying to accomplish in fort worth. that's a phrase we founded during the development process during the storyline creation process. die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on." that quote resonated with us. it seems like that was what we are trying to

on sunday at 2:00 p.m., we'll look back to jfk's visit to forth worth general worth square where he gave an impromptu speech to thousands of spectators the morning he was assassinated. >> the other half of that day was in forth worth where everything seemed possible. where ideas were important. where leadership was important. that half of the day is important to remember. >> and then a visit to fort worth stock yard's historic district which was once the location of the largest livestock industry in texas. watch c-span's city tour of fort worth, texas, saturday on c-span 2, book tv, and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. . >> trump makes protocol with report tweet before data is released reads a headline in the new york times today. they explain that under long standing tradition, the president and several senior administration officials, including the treasury secretary and the chairman of the council of economic advisors, are briefed on the numbers the night before. and they're briefed on the numbers which th

nikita khrushchev and it was a disaster -- jfk. it was to be worst disaster -- jfk.nedy had proposed that they meet in vienna. kennedy was not well prepared and khrushchev was. there was a wonderful sequence where at one point they were walking through a garden and he was wagging his finger at kennedy. kennedy said afterwards he was savaged, that is a direct quote, he said it was the worst thing in his life. they came up worst thing in his life. they came up with nothing and within two months the russians started building the berlin wall. and a few months later you saw the advancement of and deployment of missiles in cuba. it was one of the deepest disintegration of the cold war in its history. but there is nothing quite like donald trump, there is no precedent for this. do we know if the art of the business deal can be applied to these kinds of big international events? the jury is out, wisdom says no but we don't know. the jury is out. chemistry is important and that is one thing we learned with president reagan meeting with mikhail gorbachev. these men did have pe

you read that your father when jfk was killed immediately suspected cia involvement. i noticed in the book when i read about your father's assassination the name of his assassin is not mentioned in the book. i wonder, are you satisfied with the official version of those events? or do you think of them differently. >> i never believed the official version of my uncles assassination, and i don't think was people do. in fact, think with a two and a half year investigation with the commission there is very little knowledge of an agenda which president johnson did not want to get in a situation where -- was involved. he did not want to be in a position where he had to go to war with castro. he wanted a very quick resolution. they had their own investigators the cia and the fbi which my uncle had fired was the head of the warren commission. we now know real war was -- and was spoonfed that information. they were still trying to get information about what happened that was and 63. in the early 70s they concluded that there had been a conspiracy. it was a much broader array o

this is a picture from inside a jetblue plane at jfk airport. passengers had tout their hands up when heavily armed police came on board tpe i the plane. the faa said the plane had a radio equipmepr lem. the pilots requested to return to the gate. that's when the police surrnded the plane and then boarded it. a few hours later the plane was cleared to take off to los angeles. >> we want to report on a man in the middle of your screen at the busiest airport in the world. this is atlanta hartsfield-jackson airport. the man climbed the fence and ran onto the ruanay. he r up to the plane, climbed on to a wing and started banging on a window. police were ablecho c him. one runway was briefly shut down. the airport said there was nosi ificant flight delays. >>> a deadly explosion at a texas hospitalereft one pn dead and a dozen others injured. this is video just moments after yesterday's explosion inga sville near waco. there are conflicting reports on what caused the blast. investigators say a generator exploded while hospital officials believe crews

. >>> the fbi storms a plane at jfk airport in new york. the security scare whatnot what authorities thought it was. >> a stranger steps in to safe a man from choking. it's all on camera. >>> we're going to take a couple of steps backwards before we take the big leap forward into the heat wave. here is a look at san rafael. we're looking at one of the areas that's going to see the biggest drop in temperatures compared to yesterday. look at petaluma, 82 down with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees ever h can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> we have a serious accident at westbound 24 and broadway. coming out

that you're referring to is fifth freedom flying, and that was having stopovers in milan, going to jfk or athens going to newark. those were the routes that we were particularly sensitive around, because that was taking traffic that genuinely was from two third countries that was not sourced or coming out of the middle east. 100% of that traffic was being stolen, in our view, off of the traditional carriers. we have no objection to the amount of flying those carriers do between our country and doha or dubai or abu dhabi. what we object to most vehemently is when they take traffic that belongs to other countries and start to use their subsidies to steal that, steal that flow. >> all right. can you give us some examples of some new flights or things you might -- >> you want me to make some news? >> yes, please! let's do it! >> sorry. >> ah! maybe later in the conversation. >> keeping it going. >> all right. so, you mentioned india. what do you thin your growth potential is? what are your plans for that market? >> india's one of the largest, populist, some of the largest economies in the

what about the senior housing project. >> jfk tower is still under construction. we're trying to find a constructible solution consistent with the path forward that the general manager said was discussed. we hope that will receive service. >> do you know if any funding has been lost because of this delay? >> oh, there's definitely been city expenditures associated with it. i don't know what the dollar figue is for that particular project, but there's definitely a delay in the overall construction. you know how city contracts work, you know, delay. every day of delay is money. >> and i understand that we're expending city funds, but i'm wandering if any, you know, for example, state or federal funding to fund these affordable housing projects has -- we've missed opportunities. >> i can't speak directly to whether there are speci missed opportunities. i know that it's a very important concern that the mayor's office of housing has addressed with us. the financing and grant deadlines for projects like this. i image it's not unique to the mayor's office of housing. th

something is happening on the tarmac of the jfk tarmac in new york.blue flight parked there and there's a ladder and people appear to be going up. there is a report that no one in it is surf rounded by law enforcement. the cockpit is communicating with the tower, and we can't confirm that or anything about this other than the pictures you are seeing. jetblue flight on the tarmac at jfk, entirely possible that there is a nonsinister explanation for all of this, we don't know. we don't want to suggest we do. but that is happening and we wanted to tell you about that. we will bring you more information if and when we get it in this hour. for centuries, great britain was the forefront of human freedom. that country gave us the freedom of speech and of the press. it led efforts to abolish the slave trade and the country created the common law and due process rights that we take for granted today. but freedom in great britain is on the decline. time robinson, for example. meanwhile a judge is calling for the mass blunting of kitchen knives in the u.k. in re

this was the scene at new york's jfk last night. dozens of emergency crews surrender the aircraft which was about to take off. the faa says it started when equipment failure caused air traffic control to lose contact with the pilot which then triggered a massive police response. >> [ inaudible ] they were pointing guns at us. they were threatening the families. >> reporter: the transponder can be used to signal the tower in an emergency but the faa says the pilots mistakenly entered the code 7500 signaling they were being hijacked. they should've entered the code 7600 meaning radio failure. >>> we are following breaking news in san francisco. there has been a collision between a car and one of the pedicabs that are popular with tourists. this happened near pier 29 this afternoon. the fire department says five people were hurt including a five-year-old and eight-year- old who were seriously injured. more on this as we get it. >>> a standoff ended in a backflip. take a look. this man wearing only shorts stood on the edge, waited a sec

and having stories told now about everything my husband did for jfk, for bobby kennedy, more importantlythe country, for lbj, and having that out there, it's everything i care about. it's how a person lives on after they're gone. so it meant everything, and i'm so glad to share it with you tonight. >> well, we're grieving with you. as i tried to point out that night, he helped so many americans who never knew his name or never got to meet him, and that's, i think, the measure -- >> he was the best. >> -- of a life well lived. let's talk about pardons. let's talk about this president, who your husband did not serve and had his own opinions about. where is the business of pardoning versus where you know it from the standpoint of a historian, the standpoint of the brilliant framers who gave this all to us in parchment? >> well, what makes me so sad about these pardons right now is when you look at the pardons that mattered in history, they often meant forgiveness or healing for the country. the first pardon of george washington was for the members of the whiskey rebellion because they were

come on, let's talk about jfk. you know, lbj. stop already. >> i don't think -- do you think president kennedy should have resigned? do you believe president johnson should have resigned. someone should ask you these questions because of the way you formulate the questions. i dealt with it 20 years ago plus, and the american people, 2/3 of themyed with me. and i've tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. that's all i have to say. >> craig melvin joins me now. craig, an amazing interview. first of all, what was going through your mind? a lot of us have been in the situation with the former president where when he gets angry, he gets angry, and boy, he unloaded. but you asked him whether he had second thoughts about it, now that things have changed. sgsz rig >> right. and the idea was to ask the president in light of the me too movement, whether there was anything that he would have done differently today. and the president essentially saying no. you know, when the interview wrapped up, he and i did have an

here they are at jfk airport after nick took her to his cousin's wedding. >> when you go to the cousin'sedding, you're official. >>> a bit of a stunner, "e.t." has learned that ariana grande and pete davidson are engaged. pete just tattooed her initials on his thumb last week. today a source confirms they're getting married after arianna met pete's mom. arianna tweeted, i love you, along with several monday can i emojis. we reached out to republicas of stars but have not heard back yet. >>> george was at a private party posing with cindy crawford. we're told clooney left around midnight. where was wife amal? at home with their 1-year-old twins. >>> now to an undercover couple going public, josh duhamel nine months after he a fergie announced their breakup. josh has been linked to the 28-year-old since february. a source told "e.t." he kept it private because he felt guilty that he had feelings for another woman so quickly. now they've, quote, fallen head over heels over each other. >>> finally, gwen gears up for vegas. >> i see cotton candy. >> her hollywood resort residency starts june

it was shown when the president signed the executive order, the muslim ban, when i went to jfk, it wasos. people didn't know, the people on the ground, custom and border patrol agents, they didn't know, they didn't have any guidelines. when i went to san diego and we visited shelters and the custom and border patrol, you saw also that they didn't have guidelines how to implement this policy. and at the end, children and families are the ones suffering. it was heart-wrenching what i saw. not the america that i know by the way. >> i appreciate your points on that, congresswoman. and michelle, building on that point, we have some factual video here of jeff sessions that i think really underscores from the congresswoman is saying and what we've been reporting, that there may be always some ideological differences on immigration, but the rank incompetence, the total lack of consistency, the kind of flip and even veenal attitude about the lives and the children's lives that hang in the balance is really striking. here's jeff sessions contradicting himself during a very short period of time.

and a false alarm was sent to jfk tower.hile communication was established via alternative channels, authorities responded out of an abundance of caution. in an emergency, the plane's transponder can be used to signal the tower. faa officials say the false alarm was triggered by the pilot accidentally entered 7500 instead of 7600 which signals radio failure. former airline captain ross aimer. >> as a pilot, i would have explained to them exactly what happened. if it was my mistake, i apologize, i say, folks, i screwed. you we're only human. we all make mistakes. >> police found no security issue on board and gave the all-clear. they returned to the gate while a new crew was assigned. the faa is investigating. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> a funeral is under way this morning for a new york city teenager allegedly hacked to death by gang members. hundreds of people attended the vigil for the teenager last night. new surveillance video shows him trying to hide behind a counter. demarco morgan is outside the deli the bronx.

let's talk about jfk, let's talk about, you know, lbj.. >> it was 20 years ago and at's a combination of bill clinton's ras pi voice and allergies makes it hard to understand it was 20 years ago. again, this is the moment we live in. >> 20 years ago that's what he was well known foras his awareness of the political moment and his ability to connect with that political moment. what i thought was most surprising about that answer was that it showed a lack of awareness of the current political moment and until he can rectify that, i don't think we'll see a lot more of him out on the campaign trail or in public appearances with some of the democrats trying to make this an issue. >> he is scheduled to be part of some ceremonies marking the 50 year anniversary of assassination of jfk. >>> two days of trade talks and nothing to show except a new warning from beijing. [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? e k price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup!

in fact, you write that your father when jfk was killed immediately suspected cia involvement. i noticed in the book as i read about your fathers assassination the name of his assassin is not mentioned in the book and with all that in mind i wonder, are you satisfied with the official version of those events, or do you think of them differently? >> i don't think, i never believed the official version of my uncles assassination. i don't think most people do. in fact, the united states congress which did two and half year investigation, the warren commission was operating with very, very little knowledge and with an agenda which president johnson did not want to get in a situation where he suspected that castro have been involved in my uncle's assassination and he did not want to be in position were where had to go r with castro. he wanted a very quick resolution with a a single shor and he made very clear the warren commission had its own investigators. it had, relied on the cia and the fbi which, allen dulles whom my oakland five was ahead of the warren commission and they we n

it happened last night at new york's jfk airport. was concern that a hijacker attacked a jetblue flight. turned out not to be true but heavily armed low enforcement officers boarded the plane. overnight some on board praised the crew for keeping them informed but others say they were terrified. >> when they got on, put your hands up -- all put our hands up and walked up and down the aisle to make sure everybody was okay. >> people thought there was a threat on board, an actual person on board and walking around, you guy walk past me with pistols and look ahead two guys standing in front with rifles on their shoulders. it gets pretty scary. >> here's what happened, air traffic controllers were not able to get in touch with the pilot. and it turns out there was a radio communication issue and there was a false hijacking alarm sent out. >> happening today, a live look at concord city hall where there will be a special meeting. we want you to hear about. city council will discuss the trump administration plans to house thousands of detai

jfk cut taxes, and he did so without a way to pay for it.n fact, it used to be the liberal economic thought was that you would go and cut taxes and figure out how to pay for it later, and the conservatives at that time, when i think back to the -- that was pre-me, i'm a student of history, when you think back to that time of jfk, it was the conservatives against cutting taxes. but this is what we need, right, for economic growth. >> do we need it at that extent, though? you have had big business leaders come out and say you didn't need to drop the tax rate that much for the corporations. yes, we need to be more competitive as a country but did it need to be that much. trish: or do it without paying for it. >> you could have gone to 28. >> you know people can argue imf and christine legarde talking about the level of debt in the united states, it's high. if we bring it back and circtell back to the trade wars, china is the largest holder of u.s. debt. they're paring back some of the debt. selling bonds in the market. russia doing that as well

. >>> we're back now with terrifying moments aboard a jetblue flight from new york's jfk to los angeles. a s.w.a.t. team storming the plane m fter a hijacking f the cockpit. as nbc's tom costello explains, it was a false alarm. codede jetblue pilot to air traffic control: hijacking in progress. >> we're going to check out the aircraft right here. copy. >> reporter: within minutes, police had the plane surrounded. stunned passengers told to put their hands up. >> everybody had their hands up, made a pretty dominant presence. >> reporter: while the pilot assured passengers it was all a miscommunication, a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team boarded the plane to make sure. >> it was scary, because it's never happened to me before. >> reporter: one passenger taking to twitter, my worst nightmare. honestly thought we were going to die. i'm alive. it all started with jetblue flight 1623 lost contact with the tower while taxiing for takeoff. >> everybody's waiting for you. >> reporter: unable to -- the pilot accidentally typed in the four-digit code for "hijack." >> it's a keypad entry into a small re

she's jfk's great niece. since mom, maria shriver, is a kennedy. we've watched katherine grow up. even spent time with her when dad arnold was the governor of california. >> she's gonna be 18 next week. she has 500 hours of community service. and you do it because you like it or because mommy makes you do it? >> in the beginning, because you made me do it. but now, because i like it. >> like chris, who showed us he knows how to braid hair. >> i don't have a comb here. >> katherine also does tutorials. >> be careful not to burn yourself with this wand that is incredibly hot. katherine who has a lifestyle website blog, graduated from college in 2012. when chris was starring in "parks and rec." she originally wanted a career in broadcasting. and even worked as a correspondent for us. >> how do you prep for your makeout scenes? because there are plenty of them in this movie. >> just recite the alphabet. just to really get the muscles in the mouth working correctly. >> when it comes to men, it seems mr. pratt just might be her type. >> what's the best advice she's given you? >> try to

police surrounded the plane on the tarmac at new york's jfk airport last night after the plane sent a false alarm to the control tower. "new york times" says it triggered a hijacking fear. passengers bound for los angeles documented the incident as armed security boarded the aircraft. they later returned to the airport for inspection. the ruling gives the president to restrict travel to the u.s. on several countries. the state of hawaii had led the challenge against the ban, arguing it was biased against muslin. angelica alvarez has more on the landmark decision. >> reporter: protesters from coast to coast rallied on the streets tuesday following the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. >> it codifies religious issues rooted in bigotry and will be viewed as a latest injustice. >> reporter: it applies to five mostly muslim countries. it also affects north korea and venezuela. >> a tremendous success. >> reporter: writing for the conservative chief justice john roberts, he said the travel ban was squarely within the scope of presidential authority to protect

he also covered the jfk assassination and served as senior white house correspondent during the lbj and nixon years. later he became a media consultant to the stars and titans of industry. richard was 85 years old. >>> we'll take a turn to the explosive sight caught on camera in florida when two cooling towers, over 450 each high, were imploded at a power plant this weekend. the towers stood for some 30 years, but it only took 12 seconds and 1,500 pounds of dynamite to bring them down. >>> "incredibles 2" is raking in big bucks at the box office, breaking records. viewers are also being warned about concern over possible seizures. some fans complained on social media about certain scenes with flashing lights that could trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy. there are no reports of widespread issues, but the theaters are issuing the warning as an extra precaution. >>> we'll take a short break. we'll come back in a moment with some final thoughts on the crisis boiling over here at the border. and she sat in a cell for 7 months. the surprise outside the courthouse that se

when the f-a-a says the aircraft issue that >>> new tonight a security scare at jfk. a jet blue flight was departing from new york to los angeles when the faa says the aircraft experienced a radio issue that cut off the crews communication. that set out a hijacking code notifying traffic control of a security threat on board. authorities surrounded the flight on the tarmac, passengers were ordered to put their hands up. the airline says officials responded out of an abundance of caution. the scene was cleared in about an hour. >>> dramatic cell phone video out of texas tonight showing the moments after a deadly explosion at a texas hospital. one person was killed, 12 others were hurt. it happened this afternoon in gatesville north of austin. the blast was so powerful it sent debris flying hundreds of feet into the air. >>> a desperate search in thailand tonight for 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped inside a flooded cave. they have been missing for four days now. divers pumped out muddy water today that filled some of the chambers of that cave all the way to the c

they are coming in from philadelphia or wherever, and they are taking their bags that la guardia or jfk and that follow the tsa , requirements that i'm declaring there is an unloaded firearm in my baggage. and we have interstate transportation of firearms by airlines every day, all over the country, and there is a federal law on saying that is legal. and even if you have a state law banned,s handguns are and you can't get a license, the federal law says you can transit that state and they cannot arrest you. so what happens is i had a , client who is a lawyer from florida, and he was making a transit through jfk or la guardia, and he declared his gun, so they called the police. and this has happened to many, many hundreds of people. police, the tsa and the tsa guy defends the lawyer and says to the cop, this is federal law. he followed the requirements, he declared his gun. cop says, this is new york, federal law doesn't apply here. [laughter] you all know what i'm talking about. in any event, the question was whether the bill of rights or specifically, the second amendment applies to st

. >>> we're back now >>> we're back now with terrifying moments aboard a jetblue flight from jfk to los angeles. a swat team storming the plane of a hijacking signal was sent from the cockpit but as tom costello explains, it was a false alarm. reporter: the coded message from the jetblue pilot to the air traffic contro hijacking in progress. >> check out the aircraft right here, ? co >> reporter: within minutes, police had the plane surrounded, stunned passengers told to put their hands up. >> everybody got their hands up, you knowma de a pretty dominant presence. >> reporter: while the pilot assured passengers it was a miscommunication, a heavily armed swat te boarded the plane to make sure. >> it was scary because it's never happened to me before. >> reporter: one passenger taking to twitter, my worst nightmare honestly thought ere going to die. i'm alive. it all started when jetblue flight 1623 lost contact with the tower while ta for take off. unable to communicate, the pilot meant to type in a four-digit code he was having radio problems. tlinstead he accid typed in the four-digit

you heard it from president clinton, when he was saying, should jfk have resigned?uld lyndon johnson have resigned? go through the presidents and their infill dinfidelities. >> there were the moment in which they talked about the apology, in which former president clinton was asked, should he apologize personally to monica lewinsky? in the clip, they played the public apology then-president clinton made at the time. we talked about the "vanity fair" piece. lewinsky wrote about this chance encounter with the former clinton special prosecutor. though i wish i had made different choices back then, lewinsky, she stammered, i wish you and your office had made different choices, too. in hindsight, i later realized i was paving the way for him to apologize, but he didn't. he nearly said, with the same inscrutable smile, i know. it was unfortunate. >> right. seems like someone, after all these years, would like an apology. there is a difference between an apologize on a television appearance, where you're reading off the teleprompter, than a handwritten note for them. >> sh

. >> you don't think a private apology is let's talk about jfk. let's talk about lbj. stop already. >> i don't think yo you- you- think president kennedy should have resigned? do you believe president johnson should have resigned? someone should ask you these questions because of the way you formulate the questions. i dealt with it 20 years ago plus and the american people, two-thirds of them stayed with me and i've tried to do a good job since then with my life and with my work. that's all i have to say to you. >> president clinton with our craig melvin. you can see much more of that interview on nbcnews.com. >>> there is good news tonight from maine where former president george h.w. bush has been released from the hospital after more than a week. the 93-year-old bush was treated for low blood pressure and fatigue. the spokesman says he's back to his old self and looking forward to spending the summer with family and friends. >>> we'll take a turn the now former officer who was armed and on campus during the high school massacre in parkland, florida is breaking his s

that cut off the crew's co >>> a scary situation at jfk airport in new york. jetblue flight was leaving for los angeles when the aircraft experienced a radio issue that cut off the crew's communication which triggered a hijacking code to alert air traffic control about a possible security threat. authorities surrounded the flight on the tarmac. the scene was cleared in about an hour. >>> clearance sales at marijuana stores across the bay area is part of a sell-off before new regulations go into effect. betty yu breaks it down. >> reporter: customers are seeing deep discounts at buddy's cannabis and at dispensaries across the bay area because they need to get rid of inventory as they rush to get in line with new state regulations by july 1st. >> this one screws off easily. this one is child-resistant. it only opens that way. >> reporter: this is just one example of differences consumers will see in how products are packaged after july 1st. buddy's cannabis in san jose is busy getting in line with new requirements mainly the packaging. it must be childproof like

we could argue whether these o laws back at time of jfk applied to our national security in the wayçbe a threat. leaving that aside, i what you make of increasingly hostile nature of aggressive back and forth between canada and u.s. officials? peter navarro, the prime minister, special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and tries to stab him in the larry kudlow saying trudeau was sophomoric, stabbed us in the back, what do you make of that? >> i do not appreciate the hyperbole. those types of issues have to be done privately. we should have disagreements with our allies and not air the dirty laundry in front of everybody else. neil: you think justin trudeau stabb back because i -- >> if you think about it, i don't know the rest of the story and based upon everything we've seen right now i was very surprised with the very, very strong response from the administration. but we don't know what the rest of the story is. i would like to know the rest of the do not likethe hyperbole because these are our allies. we need to