i don't think he much thought jfk would have done this. or jfk would have done that. i think he thought of what was right and what was wrong. and what they saw as the right way. i also do think that people thought different things about what jfk would have done. i have a photo of the book on the cabinet room. they dedicate this bust of jfk and in the background hung all the decisions on all of these things. some people who sat at the long table with bobby looked at him and thought, we have to you know carry out or commitment in vietnam. we gave our word to our ally. and bobby saw jfk and thought we have to think differently as he thought during the cuban missile crisis. you have those sorts of conflicts. they were brothers, they saw things differently from time to time. >> certainly on the vietnam war, i have no doubt that if robert kennedy had become president, we wouldn't be there. we wouldn't be there, much longer than we were. with with jfk, never came to the point where we thought we couldn't get out of there. >> you did mention latin america and bobby kennedy ha

he was very careful about saying jfk would have done this. peter edelman, after a speech about latin american, the dominican republic, peter was interviewed by a journalist for new york newspaper, and they kind of pushed him and pushed them, is he saying jfk would have said that? if you hear that, your that. the headline on the next day was, rfk says jfk would have done differently. and rfk went through the roof on peter for this one. i think he did have to make decisions that his brother was not faced with. i don't think he thought about whether his brother would do that, he thought what was right and what was wrong. i also do think that people thought different things about what jfk would have done. in the book, i have a photo of the cabinet room, they dedicated a bust of jfk, and in the background, he hung over decisions like vietnam. i think some of the people in the room who served with jfk in that room looked at bobby and thought, we have to carry out our commitment in vietnam, we gave our word to our ally and , bobby saw jfk and though

he was very careful about staying -- saying jfk would have done this. there was an invasion of the dominican republic from marines landing. peter was interviewed by a journalist for the new york newspaper in which he pushed him and pushed him. is he saying jfk would have done this. if you hear that, ted, then you hear it. the headline was what he would've done differently. rfk went through the roof with peter saying how could we know what he would have wanted. he is not here. he did have to make decisions that his brother would not be faced with i'd -- and i don't think jfk would have done this or that. he thought of what was right and wrong and what they saw was the right way. i think people thought different things about what jfk would have done. in the book i have a photo of the cabinet room and they dedicated the bust of jfk. in the background he put all these decisions over vf -- vietnam and some people that set the table with body looked at him and thought, we have to carry out the commitment in vietnam. we gave our word to the allies. bobby's sal

he was very careful about staying -- saying jfk would have done this. there was an invasion of the dominican republic from marines landing. peter was interviewed by a journalist for the new york newspaper in which he pushed him and pushed him. is he saying jfk would have done this. if you hear that, ted, then you hear it. the headline was what he would've done differently. rfk went through the roof with peter saying how could we know what he would have wanted. he is not here. he did have to make decisions that his brother would not be faced with i'd -- and i don't think jfk would have done this or that. he thought of what was right and wrong and what they saw was the right way. i think people thought different things about what jfk would have done. in the book i have a photo of the cabinet room and they dedicated the bust of jfk. in the background he put all these decisions over vf -- vietnam and some people that set the table with body looked at him and thought, we have to carry out the commitment in vietnam. we gave our word to the allies. bobby's sal

jfk international airport runway fence. he was reported missing from a mental health. facili two days later, he was found soaking wet on the runway. port authority police say they asked him how he got on to the runway. he saihe swam across the jamaica bay and climbed a perimeter fence. not clear how he ended up in new york. officials are reviewing the securi measures at jfk. >>> caught on camera, a metro bus driver using a cell phone behind the wheel. all this happened yesterday at the ft. totten station. metro policy restricts operators while using electronic devices. and metro issued thisstatement, we have relayed this obvious egregious situation to the contractor and we're demanding thathe employee involved be barred from providing invest. that's different to what administrator action the contractor may take on its own. the union threatened a strike and battled in federal court over their contract and management treatment. >>> ledecky, what a turnaround. she wins this wire-to-wire. > montgomery county native and olympian

jfk was very much the first president ready to be on camera.ady to be on camera, one was not. >> oh, god, i'm on there now. >> reporter: in december 26th, 1960, it was the first ever televised debate. they were virtually tied in the polls. >> camera one, please. >> pressure running high. >> one wider than that. >> i think i better shave. >> one prepared for the moment his whole life. >> can you hear me now? speaking? about the right tone of voice? >> kennedy had a leg up because his father was a long-term believer in the power of media. his father was a financial expert, a diplomat, and a hollywood mogul. >> he famously says about jack kennedy, we're going to build jack like soap plates. >> what's the most important part of selling a product? the packaging. ♪ >> kennedy is marketed the way you market a movie star, theme song sung by frank sinatra, there's people appealing to him on television -- >> candidates need no introduction. the republican candidate, vice president richard m. nixon, and the democratic can debt, senator john f. kennedy. >>

jfk was very much the first president ready to be on camera. nixon-kennedy debate. one was ready to be on camera, one was not. >> oh, god, i'm on there now. >> reporter: in december 26th, 1960, it was the first ever televised debate. they were virtually tied in the polls. >> camera one, please. >> pressure running high. >> one wider than that. >> i think i better shave. >> one prepared for the moment his whole life. >> can you hear me now? speaking? about the right tone of voice? zbl >> kennedy had a leg up because his father was a long-term believer in the power of media. his father was a financial expert, a diplomat, and a hollywood mogul. >> he famously says about jack kennedy, we're going to build jack like soap plates. >> what's the most important part of selling a product? the packaging. ♪ >> kennedy is marketed the way you market a movie star, theme song sung by frank sinatra, there's people appealing to him on television -- >> candidates need no introduction. the republican candidate, vice president richard m. nixon, and the democratic

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. >> reporter: this brand-new 3-d ct scanner at the american airlines terminal at jfk airport can see through just about anything in a carry-on bag to spot a potential threat. here's what a screener sees now , look closely. can you spot the knife? >> that is why they ask you to remove your laptop, for this reason. but using your finger, manipulate it around and there it is. >> reporter: that is the view from the new scanner going in. the manufacturer gave us a look last year. they work like a ct machine in a hospital, seeing through a quarter bag giving screener this the ability to zoom in and rotate the bag. american airlines donated eight of the roughly $300,000 scanners to tsa including the one at jfk. >> we think in five years they won't have to take anything out of their back. >> reporter: he calls it revolutionary. >> what they are capable of doing is detecting a wider range of explosives which is important and much lower weight. they are much better at detection. you get better security, faster. >> reporter: they plan to have 15 deployed to these airports by the end of the year

still quoting from michael, jfk and jackie kennedy approved that timeless design, created pro bono by the premiere mid 20th century industrial designer raymond lowey to replace an earlier version of air force one that had simply said military air transport service and which made conspicuous use of the color orange which kennedy rightfully found gowdy. it was jfk who chose would loewy the ultramarine blue which appeared on every air force one from 1962 on." so michael gets the last word. that is our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from our nbc headquarters here in new york. >> political belief does not equate to bias and we have to go to the evidence. >> the ridiculous spectacle on capitol hill. >> are you going to make up rules as we go along? >> and why the president should be thanking peter strozk. >> but for you, we would have had a legitimate president elected. >> stormy daniels arrested and charges dismissed. >> i brought it up and nobody brought it up but me. >> creating an imaginary crisis and claiming to solve it. "all in

still quoting from michael, jfk and jackie kennedy approved that timeless design, created pro bono bye mid 20th century industrial designer raymond lowey to replace an earlier version of air force one that had simply said military air transport service and which made conspicuous use of the color orange which kennedy rightfully found gowdy. it was jfk who chose would loewy the ultramarin blue which libraried on every air force one from 1962 on." so michael gets the last word. that is our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from our nbc headquartehea headquarters here in new york. >> it started just after 10:00 this morning and wrapped up this past hour. i told you last night this was going to be an all-day spectacle. honestly, even i had no idea it was going to be this much of an all-day spectacle. so all right. the man of the day peter strzok, peter strzok till recently was the head of the counter intelligence division at the fbi which means he was literally the person in the u.s. government in charge of countering foreign countries

the hotel during the convention where robert kennedy is trying to stop johnson from agreeing to be jfk's running mate is just incredibly brutal. because it went on, basically, for hours where rfk is shuttling up and down the stairs trying to convince johnson not to do this because they just hated each other so viscerally. >> host: but john kennedy wanted him. >> guest: he did, because he needed him. they did not love each other, but he needed johnson to win the south. so a lot of this is, you know, very machiavellian, they need to win. and so back then they would get a vice president who could win certain sections of the country. it's changed a lot since then. i think that the caller was right that mike pence absolutely helped donald trump with the conservative base and the republican party. he's someone who had been in congress for six terms. he had great -- he still does have great relationships on capitol hill. he's a politician, and that's why joe biden told me that he attalks to mike pence at least onceth a month, which i think is shocking to people that they have that relationship.

>> anything other than being the guy who took over after jfk got shot. prof. faulker: what is the great society? that's what he wants to go down for. ok. if you are johnson sitting in a white house in 1966, 1967 and 1968, what you see in america? civil rights issues. >> poverty issues. prof. faulker: the antiwar movement. there are some things in the press about poverty in the inner cities, but also in places like appalachia. he was to be the successor to franklin delmar roosevelt. the great society is to fix the problems of america. medicare, medicaid, food stamps, all that stuff comes out of the great society. when do not want to be the president? losing the vietnam war. but you don't when of the part of the vietnam war at all if you can avoid it. going into vietnam, he says i feel like a jackass in a texas hailstorm. i can't run, i can't hide, and i can't make it stop. i like this. i got it from the johnson presidential library. and why i bought this bust is for a reason. in 1965, johnson commissioned busts. he would hand them out to visitors. what does tha

. >>> a missing man is facing charges after hopping the jfk international airport runway fence.was reported missing from a me two days later, he was found soaking wet on the runway. port authority police say they asked him how he got on to the runway. he said he swam across the jamaica bay and climbed a perimeter fence. not clear how he ended up in new york. officials are reviewing the security measures at jfk. >>> details on an alligator-like animal living in a d. home. >> megan mcgrath is live with details on the bizarre discovery. what else did they find there? >> unusual situation. imagine going down into a thsement and finding a large caiman. at's what happened. look at the video here. it was an anonymous type reporting anlligator-like creature in a house on brother's place, that brought this to the attention of authorities.li ce along with animal humane research folks, found a caiman in a four-foot bin. she was confiscated and is now one the facility on new york avenue. she has a habitat fo she's got a little paddling pool with water and a heat lamp. searching for the caim

a missing man is facing charges after jumping the jfk international runway fence.e was reported missing from a mental health facility. two days later, he was found soaking wet on the runway.ol port authoritye say they asked him how he got on to the runway. he said he swam across the jamaica bay and climbed a perimeter fence. not clear how he ended up in new york.re officials are ewing the security measures at jfk. >>> details on an alligator-like animal living in a d.c. home. >>> first, extreme eating. they're only o meal but worth an entire day's worth of calories. we're going to warn y aboutou >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> west virginia has been cluded on a list of state where's the centers for disease control says mcdonald's salads has made people sick.15 tates, 300 people have been diagnosed with an intestinal illness. all of them had a salad at mcdonald's. it's believed to have come from a leuce blend that was used. the chain has gottenf it. mcdonald's released a statement saying it is committed to the highest standards of food safety and quality contro

perhaps he is suggesting that somehow what happened to jfk years ago is analogous to what is happeningputin's critics. another piece of the interview shortly after putin talked about, making the jfk analogy, people concerned by police violence, are somehow evidence that united states has the same problems that russia has. they always point to sort of this broad civil rights criminal justice reform effort in the united states and try to suggest that it is evidence that the united states is not functioning well. when in reality peaceful protest is the best in this country. it is not a surprise that putin would use this stage that he had to try to take that same effort and undermine protesters. >> i watched his eyes looking at chris wallace who is a great reporter, he looked like he would like to get this guy into one of his chambers. thank you. next, did we witness collusion in plain sight? i think so. and what does mueller and experts see in that strange interview. the "hardball" show continues where the action is. you're a ! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisi

a missing sterling virginia man is facing charges after hopping the jfk international runway fence.s reported miss fing froea mental hh facility on july 14th. two days later he was found soaking wet on r tway. they asked him how he got on to the runway. he said he swamro the jamaica bay and climbed a perimeter fence. it'sot clear how he ended up in new york. officials are reviewing the security measures at jfk. >>> a bus driver has been caught on video using a cell phone well. the he was driving one of the shuttle buses. thisne hap yesterday outside port tottenham. metro policy prohibits drivers from driving while using electronic s.devi we have relayed tes obvious and gregious safety violation and demanded the employee be from providing anyvi s. that's in addition to any adnistrative action the contractor may take on its own. >>> a fund-raiser for families of victims a survivors of last month' shooting a the capital gazette. the city is hosting it. >>> the band good charlotte which was founded in waldorf is scheduled to perform. the con secert begins atno . it lasts until 10:00 at

the special olympics was the idea of eunice kennedy shriver, jfk's sister.iators went into the arena with these words on their lips, let me win, but if i cannot win, let me be brave in the event. eunice candice shriver stood here 50 yea rs eunice candice shriver stood here 50 years ago and declared in front of 100 or so people that one day1 million other athletes would take pa rt million other athletes would take part ina million other athletes would take part in a special olympics, last year 5 million people in 170 countries were part of this movement. she took people with intellectual disabilities and took them out of institutions and gave them and their families hope. she changed lives in that moment and it's been changing lives ever since. it was good that i won my medals, i got more than 100. when i'd cheerlead ifeel like a family and! when i'd cheerlead ifeel like a family and i feel like this is where i belong. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the years, especially ever since i've competed. former chelsea star didier drogba has been a l

i love presidents like jfk. that was the last guy for me for the democratic party. in the last years, this new administration. the attack that we receive every day. violence. i've never step before. i'm fighting against it. it's a sign of bullying. people are walking away from the democratic party. our flat come our constitution. that's over here to do. prosperity and peace. that's what we want. it is more important than that? >> pete: could points. the impossible choice of the democratic party, the party of union. the working man. at the same time very much beholden to environmental interests. they have sunk industries that president trump is saying i want to bring back. want to clean water, i don't want clean air, i don't want to ridiculous regulations that cut industries. how do you square that circle? >> by disagreeing with you. i don't think industries have been sunk by that. they've been sunk by poor decisions. the two things, we don't have to poison ourselves to have a strong economy. >> pete: are we poison ourselves by releasing an energy renaissance questio

in 1961, jfk met with nikita khrushchev.d a friend of his that he was rolled over, that he came across weak, that it was pretty disastrous. a few weeks later, what did they do? the soviets are shipping missiles to cuba and they are building a wall in berlin. in 1975, gerald ford in helsinki with breshnev recognized the territorial sovereignty of the soviet union, which included the captive nations of eastern eastern europe. in 1979, jimmy carter placed a big wet kiss on breshnev's cheek in vienna. all of this hysteria about this press conference, the president said, i could have said ita better, i should have said this, and they act like it's the apocalypse. it's not. the left in this country hasha defended the rosenbergs, they defended ten kennedy in 1983 and 1984 when he was colluding with the kremlin to defeat ronald reagan, the democrats, the media in this country, oppose the strategic defense initiative which had as its purpose to defend us against russian nuclear missiles, they called "star wars" to thissi da, the left

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 figure 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 specific 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

and then the georgia governor that robert i'm skews me jfk called to get mlk out of jail. he played a well timed callhe out right before the election and kennedy became president and he told him i will not use force to intervene in behalf of immigration or segregation. but then he tells black people liwill help you with civil rights. there was that tension bobby kennedy was the little brother less knowledgeable but more inclined to have conversations like today. it was their penthouse at central park and he said i'm trying to figure out what rages going on in black america and not martin luther king jr. but was forced to work with him he didn't want king there or whitney young there or adam clayton powell he wanted figures on the cutting edge who would tell the truth not those who are beholden to their organizations to tow the line he wanted people to tell them what the truth was so kennedy begins and then jerome smith says we are no here for pity party and the celebration people are out here dying and i am tired of all of this madness. then they go back and forth and kenn

jetblue and delta already offer service to jfk but those are overnight flights. alaska flights leave at 7:00 a.m. the airline already had a nonstop flight from san jose to new jersey. >>> a new app that could help you get rid of pesky telemarketers. 0. >> reporter: the calls seem never ending. >> at least five times a week. >> reporter: and they're a waste of breath. >> some of them will be like hey, something is wrong with your computer. >> we encounter a serious issue coming out of your computer. >> a waste of time. robo calls. it gets annoying because it's not like it's really important to talk to them. >> there were roughly 30 billion robo calls placed last year, that's 1,000 calls every second. many of them look like legitimate numbers sharing your same area code. >> here we go again. >> imagine if you could get revenge on these spammers. now you can. >> last month we wasted 50,000 hours of spammers time. >> the rboo killer app blocks the calls and goes a step further using recorded boats to annoy the annoyers. annoyers how the tables have turned. >> we thin

this brand-new 3-d scanner at jfk airport can see just about everything in a carry-on bag to captureat they see now. look closely. can you spot the knife? >> that's why the tsa asks you to you laptop. man itch late it around, and there it is. we got a first look last year. they work like a ct in the hospital. giving screeners the ability to zoom in and rotate the bag. american airlines donated eight including one at jfk. >> we think perhaps in five years or so, the passengers won't have to take anything out of the bag. they call the technology revolution are revoluti revolutionary. >> what they're capable of doing is detecting a wider range of explosives. you get better security faster essentially. >> the tsa plans to have 15 deployed to these airports by the end of next year. they'll need about 2,000 the core every airport in the country. >> we're getting to the point in a nonprecheck lane you're able to keep your liquid gels, aerosols, laptops, and electronics in your bag. >> reporter: the tsa has tested this technology in phoenix and baltimore. congress is pushing tsa to get this

i love presidents like jfk, that was the last guy for me as far as the democratic rep party, but what we have seen in the last few years under this new administration and the attacks that we receive every day, violence, i've never seen that before, and i am fighting against it. i think it is f a sign of bullyg and people are walking away from the democratic party and they know that the republicans are there to support america, the flag, the constitution. that's what we are here to do bring prosperity and peace. want to protect our country, what is more important than that? >> pete: garland, a perfect example of the democratic party, the union, the working man, at the same time, very much beholden to environmentalists, who have a different priority and sunk industries that president trump says he wants to bring back, i went clean water and clean air, but not environmental regulations that undercut industries, how do you square that circle?e? >> by disagreeing with you, because i do not think that they have been sunk, i think that they have been sunk by poor decisions and deregulated en

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the issue you are referring to was having stopovers in the lawn, going to jfk or newark. those are the routes we were particularly sensitive. he was generally from countries that were not source are coming out of the middle east. amanda% of the traffic was being stolen. we have no objection to the amount of flying they do between our country and dubai or abu dhabi. what we object to most vehemently as when they take traffic that belongs to other countries and start to use their subsidies to steal the flow. >> can you give us an example? >> you want me to make the news? >> let's do it. >> sorry. >> you mention india. what are your plans for the market? when you think about growth and long-term, we had certain for many years. the national airline of india today at the middle eastern airlines along the traffic base. how we can't economically afford to fly there. we are now going to go back and be coming out of the east coast and started not next year. >> can you tell us specifics on your goals for the market? >> it is a high-technology and a tremendous amount of innovation g

jfk tossed the first ball in 1962 at d.c. stadium, later named after his brother robert following his assassination. in 1969, vice president spiro agnew filled in for richard nixon. the president had other plans -- he was greeting the apollo 11 astronauts. they had justck gotten ba from the moon. the last president to hit theds moun was barack obama in 2009 -- not in d.c., though. that was in st. louis. this year president trump is skipping the festivities. he is more interested in golf than the country's national pastime. as for the game itself, baseball much likamerican politics, baseball is a two-party system between the national league and the amer nan league. ovrly nine decades, each has won 43 games. whoever wins gets bragging rights, only for a year. laura: washington, the town ere everything is political, including the joys of summerlike baseball. presidenthat eisenhower could only go to the game when his wife was away. chopefully times nge. you can find much more on all the bases on a website, tocluding the latest on

trump also saying the aircraft's iconic robin's egg blue, approved by jfk, will be updated with a redite, and blue color scheme. >>> when we come back, "america strong." he was inspired to serve his count country. when he got home from overseas, he found a new way to help others. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoac

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then the georgia governor who robert john kennedy, jfk call to get martin luther king jr. out of jail. he placed a well-timed call to the governor, they got king off before the election. kennedy became president. he also told him, i will not use federal forces to intervene on behalf of nick gratian. then he's telling black people, i'm going to help you civil rights. bobby kennedy was a younger brother, less knowledgeable but more inclined to have conversations like today. he stepped into the room. it was their penthouse on central park. he started up and said, i am trying to figure out what rages going on a black america. you're listening to the black muslims not martin luther king jr. he was forced to work with him. he did not want king there or whitney young. he did not want others there he wanted figures on the cutting edge he felt could tell the truth. not people beholden to their organizations. he wanted people to tell from there got what the truth was. he gathered them there, kennedy begins and then trump smith rips into him. he says, we are not here for a pity party

jillian: the deport you escaped ice agents at jfk airport sparking a 3-day manhunt may have also escapedtime. it is thanks to a major legal mistake by the fed. joining me now is criminal defense attorney, thank you for joining us. explain how this mistake was made. >> the statute this guy was charged under only applies to deportees prior to 1997. it is very statute exists they could have charged a mentor that was post 1997 and carries a stiffer penalty but not only was he convicted and tried within 90 minutes but now the said has to retry him all over again. and average trial cost reaching $100,000, a dent in a taxpayers wallet. jillian: what should happen to him? >> because he was facing felonies he could face ten years in prison. it is not up to the judge to interpret what prosecutors mean. it is not up to the court to say we know what you meant and we will carry forward. for all our protection, in this tremendous lack of oversight with the department and supervising prosecutor it means it wastes taxpayers money and our time. we also pay for his incarceration. jillian: it is scary to t

the special olympics was the idea of eunice kennedy shriver, jfk's sister.ir lips, "let me win but if i cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." eunice kennedy shriver stood here 50 years ago and declared in front ofjust100 or so people that, one day, 1 million athletes would take part in the special olympics. several scoffed, but last year, five million people in 170 countries were a part of this movement. she took people with intellectual disabilities and brought them out of institutions and gave them and their families hope. she changed lives in that moment and it's been changing lives ever since. what was good about it is that i won medals. i got more than 100. when i cheerlead, ifeel like a family and i feel like this is where i belong. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the years, especially ever since i competed in them. former chelsea star didier drogba has been a long—term supporter of special olympics projects in the ivory coast. i think this is the story of my life. more than scoring goals. i don't really talk about this but i thi