jfk jr.'s sister caroline kennedy.dent clinton with first lady and daughter chelsea. >> a lot of people there that john would have loved to have been there himself. such a wonderful tribute. and teddy's eulogy was magnificent. >> i named the chapter of my book -- from ted eulogy. i thought that set it all. >> from his book, sons of cam cm newton lot, lawrence reads an expert. >> above all, jackie gave him a place to be himself, grow up, laugh, cry, dream, strive -- his own, he accepted who he was. but he cared more about who he could and should become. >> his whole life he thought about who he should be and could be doing, he could have been a frivolous playboy if he wanted, but he didn't, you look at what he did, law school, and bar, and founding "george" those are serious endeavors. if you had a duty, to public service. a duty to be responsibility, a duty to take the resources he was given and do something positive with them. >> he was lost on that troubled night. but we will always wait forever him 467forever-- rate

going to jfk during rush hour is a mess.hat we are trying to -- david: what does that cost to do if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk? dara: about $200. if you are going from downtown new york to jfk with an uber black, it will cost close to $200 anyway. the magic of being able to do it in a helicopter is we are bringing in demand from thousands of users going to jfk and matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is that most people drive alone and that is a huge waste of our roads. it is a huge waste of gas, etc. we have a product where we match two or three or four riders into one car. the uber copter is pool for the air. what you will see is the helicopters will be replaced by vertical power and landing. david: will they ever be driverless? dara: they will eventually be driverless. we are going to start with pilots. you can expect that in the aviation industry in general, they are taking a look at either computers assisting pilots more and more. there

downtown new york to jfk, it is to $200 cost close anyway.he magic is we are bringing in users from thousands of going to jfk and matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. thatpeople drive alone and is a huge waste of our roads. gas, et cetera. a product where we matched 2-3-4 riders. see is they are going to be replaced by generation of vertical power and lending. they will eventually be driverless. we are going to start with pilots. expect that in the aviation industry in general. they are taking a look at either computers assisting pilots more or goring pilotless. talk about your driverless or a thomas business. you took a lot of people from carnegie mellon. you have said recently you think it is not owing to happen so weekly as people have previously have said. how long will it be before you are program is one where there is no drivers? 15 plus years. it will take a long time. there is a drama around robots replacing humans. the reality is, the better thing than humans and robots alone are humans and robots workin

as you may know, going to jfk during rush hour in new york city is a mess.eally what we are trying to -- david: what does that cost to do if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk? what does that cost? dara: in an uber copter? about $200. if you are going from downtown new york to jfk with an uber black, it is going to cost close to $200 anyway. the magic of being able to do it in a helicopter is that we are bringing in demand from thousands of users who are going to jfk, and we are matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is most people drive alone, and that is a huge waste of our roads. it is a huge waste of gas, etc. and we have a product called pool where we match two or three or four riders into one car. and essentially, our uber copter is pool for the air. and what you will see is these helicopters will be replaced by a generation of electrically powered vertical takeoff and landing. david: will they ever be driverless? dara: they will eventually be driverless, but we are absolutely g

as you may know, going to jfk new york h-hour in city is a mess. and really what we're trying to -- does that cost, if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk, what does that cost? ber copter, about $200. to $200ng to cost close anyway so the magic about being ise to do it in a helicopter that we're bringing in demand from thousands of users who are to jfk and we're matching three or four users and we're utting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is, most people drive that's a huge waste of our roads. it's a huge waste of gas, et cetera. we have a product called pool, where we will match two, three, or four different riders one car, and essentially copter is pooled for the air and what you will see is that these helicopters are going be replaced bay generation of electrically powered vertical landing.and david: will they ever be driverless? dara: eventually they will be we're absolutely going to start with pilots. i think it's a safer way to go. david: you can expect that in the aviation industry in general. absolute

that's about all i can say >> jimmy: i saw that you were in jfk >> i was at jfk. shoots -- shots, shoots at jfk >> jimmy: yeah >> just for an afternoon but t too through the tsa in full costume to take some photos. and so alex borstein, and amy and dan, and a bunch of our crew >> jimmy: did people freak out i mean, here's - >> you know -- >> jimmy: someone took a photo in costume >> yeah, that's me in security at jfk [ laughter ] getting very patted down - >> jimmy: yeah >> -- and metal detected because within this costume there is a lot of underthings. i wear a wig on the show there's a lot of clips that are involved so the metal detector was like - [ impersonating beeping >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> you know, everywhere they're like, "can you take that off?" i was like, "not really. >> jimmy: but do fans just come up and gke"wt is going on?" >> no -- honestly, we went relatively unnoticed we just kind of marched through jfk and, you know, new yorkers they're justin >> jimmy: new yorkers don't care yeah, they're like - >> they've seen crazier things on the streets of

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. >> plus new york housewife shares memories from jfk junior's intimate 20 years after his you have a strong values. gcu's online degree program in cyber security makes it convenient for you to join the newest front in keeping your community safe. private. christian. affordable. nonprofit. visit gcu.edu/online >> welcome back, everybody. only "e.t." got the cast of bac years after the film's premiere. this cell, they look exactly the same. >> i have been watching all of this footage on repeat. i can't get enough of them all reliving these moments. they're telling "e.t." all hair stories 20 years after the movie opened. to them it all still feels like yesterday. ern. >> what does it feel like to be back together again 20 years later? >> crazy. >> pretty great. kind of feels like honestly, whenever i see this group, it just takes me back and feels like no time has passed. >> did you have any idea you were making this movie that would stand up 20 years later. >> personally, i felt like we were part of something special. it was really interesting because there is internet was kind you hav

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a look at the last days of jfk junior. born to a life of privilege and pain. the rare candid footage of the life and legacy of an american prince. >>> and no"the lion king." the circle of life re-imagined. the new disney classic, the journey back to africa. and new voices bringing old friends to life. beyonce, donald glover, seth rogen. our robin roberts with the famous faces behind the beloved characters. ♪ circle of life but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with breaking news. retired supreme court justice john paul stevens died tonight in ft. lauderdale, florida after suffering a stroke yesterday. president jerald ford appointed stevens in 1975 as a moderate. but he eventually emerged at court's leading liberal, retiring after serving 35 years on the nation's highest court. >> i think i've been told over and over again in case after case after case that on some issues i surprised people, yes. but all judges do that. >> in 2012, president obama awarded him the medal of freedom. justice john paul stevens wa

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i call it the jfk mars express. john f. gave us the apollo express, and that was a wonderful, a masterpiece of understatement, of succinct instruction. what kennedy said helped us so much in our preparation for the first lunar landing, i cannot emphasize too much. wherever we went, we would use kennedy's name -- you guys got to get busy here, you are lagging behind. do this, that, and the other. kennedy said by the end of the decade, and i would like to transfer that spirit from where we are to where we might go. and i would propose going direct to mars. under what i would call the jfk mars express. having said that, i grant people who want to go back to the moon, i grant that they have a great deal of merit to their argument. and neil armstrong, who i consider to be a lot better engineer than i, thought there were gaps in our knowledge and that we could fill those chinks by a return to the moon, and that would assist us mightily in our attempts to go to mars. robert and we believe the faster : we get to the moon, the faste

he was 30 years old. >> steven gillon met jfk jr.t's out today, it's called "america's reluctant prince, the life of john f. kennedy jr.. good to have you here. >> it's been a long time, what made you decide this was the moment that you wanted to write a book about jfk jr. >> welhile john was alive i protected his privacy like many of his friends, now that he's gone as his friend and also a historian, i feel like it's my responsibility to preserve his legacy i don't want john to be remembered as the sexiest man alive. i don't want him to be remembered as the hunk flunk the john i knew was so much more complicated than that, and that's the john i tried to capture in this book. >> complicated in what ways? >> you know, the famous photograph john on november 25th, 1963, he salutes, raises his right hand and salutes his father on his third birthday, i believe that moment, all the unfulfilled hopes and expectations of the kennedy presidency transferred to john, and he carried that with him his entire life. so john used to kell tell me hes

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and american airline flights with 260 salt aborted golf from jfk. went wildly out of control over jamaica bay and crashed into the small boat harbor neighborhood in queens. the community had just completed burying its victims of 9/11. 50 of them. the highest concentration of victims of the neighborhood in new york from 911. all on board the flight died as the five people on the ground. many houses were consumed by fire. a news report on the incident has always stuck in my mind. it involved a man on the street interview of a lifelong resident of the harbor. the fire is raging behind them, he was distraught but unbound. he assured the reporter that the harbor was about this latest tragedy. he said, this is a tightknit community. we have fabric. you have your irish. you have your italians. you have your juice. we are pretty homogeneous. that has always stuck with me. we are pretty homogeneous. is there a better description of the framers aspiration. we are a pluralistic nation composed of very distinct groups. each bound together by ethnicity and race

under what i would call the jfk mars express.said that, i grant people who wants to go back to the moon, i grant that they have a great deal of merit to their argument. who i consider to be a lot better engineer than i, thought there were gaps in our knowledge and that we could fill those cracks by a return to the moon, and that would assist us mightily in our attempts to go to mars. and we believe the faster we get to the moon, the faster we get to mars because we develop those systems that we need to make that happen. you mentioned neil. i wish buzz was with us today, but we have lost one of your crew permanently. do you have any fond memories of share? would like to i usually talk about when people ask me that question is not neil flying to the moon or back, although he did a superlative job as a crew commander. no complaints there. when i think of is neil the , for three men who were privileged to go around the world after the flight of apollo 11, and explain to the world what it was all about or what neil thought it was all

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a phenomenal feat that jfk called out 1961 and by the end of the decade we would have a man on the moon you have to bring people together in order to do that and these people cannot exist. the political career cannot exist and less constant division and elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, that is "the squad," the president come i will give you that. there is no way to get people to come together when you live for pushing them apart. >> juan: wait a second how was it pushing them apart -- >> tyrence: you take it home. you think of moonshine experts on this. comparing yourself to anyone like jfk, she has a bad -- things don't play well to her when she compares. >> dagen>> washing her dog with, that caught fire over the weekend. they are lying to the american people. if they want to fight climate change, we will all pay six to $10 per gallon for gasoline, period. we will not be able to drive a car of our choosing. we will have to drive a vehicle that actually might produce co2 emissions in making it because of the battery and because of the coal required to produce the electricity used to ch

robert, 50 years since man landed on the moon and jfk according to the telegraph asked the soviets toed the soviets to join the moon mission. it's a very well done little story and jfk, of course, they were very discomfited by the fact that russia with sputnik and with yuri gagarin, initially, were way ahead in the space race. and i thinkjfk, being the kind of man he was, said this is a centile —— scientific endeavour, new frontier and he probably really meant it because he approached nikita christophe three times and said we should do this together and when you think of sawyer's and the space station and the various international agencies they work together and they work together very well. —— together and they work together very well. — — soyuz. together and they work together very well. —— soyuz. what a missed opportunity, we had to wait for thatcher, gorbachev, ronald reagan. people around kennedy said he used to mutter about this quite a lot. and what a sad thing it wasn't a collective international endeavour because there were cosmonauts who died whose names were never released

that is not to say a president like trump or jfk more than 50 years ago who framed some sort of grand objective -- grand goal for america cannot change public opinion's priorities. today what we are saying is american see space exploration as essential. space is a public good. 52% of americans believe space should be treated as a protected wilderness. usingre concerned with space today for concerns on earth to improve life on earth more than going to mars or the moon. once again, that can change. host: and it all costs money. when you ask the question about nasa's budget, look what you found out. the you ask is 21.5 billion right amount, 50% said yeah. and you asked as a percentage of the total budget, 49% said yeah, that is about right. -- 56% said that sounds about the right amount. guest: we framed the budget issue differently to see american's general support and whether it varies. if we get the total amount or less than 5% of the national budget. americanse overall is are in favor of what being spent now or more, but it is sensitive the way we frame it. 24 -- 20.5 billion, that's

met him at jfk airport wearing nothing but a mink coat and high heels.ove life. >> john began to date madonna in the late '80s. really at the peak of her fame at that point. >> he shared a very steamy message madonna left on his answering machine with one of his roommates and he would describe madonna as a sexual dynamo. >> he did measure everybody with whom he became romantically involved by the jackie kennedy onassis standard. that made his romances very difficult. >> i think that mrs. onassis had counseled him well to stay single. >> but his romances with daryl hannah were well publicized at the time. >> daryl hannah became famous in 1984 in a movie called "splash"" >> we'd have sightings of them at one place where they had a drink, then another place where they had dinner. it would be the equivalent of brad pitt and angelina jolie. they were just a glamorous couple, and wherever they went, people were going nuts. >> i definitely think they were in love. she was really lovely. sweet, fun, funny, loved john. >> she was pretty famous in her own right, b

nearly 20 years after jfk jr.'h, one of his close friends is going to join us to sre never before heard stories from kahn's re but complicated life. >> and then, dr. oz is here to introduce us to foods from all over the world that can help us live longer. >> plus,zi az ansari's return to theht spotlig with his firstal comedy since he was accused of atsconduct. wh he's saying in that special about the allegation he faced. >> but first, coco gauff's magical run at wimbledon may be american this young has a very bright futurend we can't wait to talk to her all out it live from wimbledon . you got th. you got this. you got this. you got this. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? do you want ready to wear clothing without all the hassle? you can,tsith bounce dryer shee. we dried one shirt without bounce, and an identical shirt using bounce. the bounce shirt has fewer wrinkles, less static, and more

an american airline flight with 260 souls aboard took off from jfk, went wildly out of control over jamaican bay and crashed into the small bell harbor neighborhood of rockaway in queens. the community had just completed burying its victims of 9/11, 50 of them, the highest concentration of victims in any neighborhood in new york from 9/11. the pilot died as did five people on the ground in many houses were consumed by fire. a news report on the incident has always stuck in my mind. it involved a man on the street interviewed, a lifelong resident of bell harbor. the fire was raging behind him. he was distraught, but unbound as he assured the reporter that bell harbor would surmount this latest tragedy. he said, "this is a tightknit community. we have fabric. you have your irish, you have your italians, you have your jews. so we are pretty homogenous." [laughter] ag barr: that always stuck with me. is there a better description of the framers' aspiration of e pluribus unum? we are a pluralistic nation composed of distinct groups, each bound together by ethnicity, race or religion. each group p

and american airline flights with 260 salt aborted golf from jfk. went wildly out of control over jamaica bay and crashed into the small boat harbor neighborhood in queens. the community had just completed burying its victims of 9/11. 50 of them. the highest concentration of victims of the neighborhood in new york from 911. all on board the flight died as the five people on the ground. many houses were consumed by fire. a news report on the incident has always stuck in my mind. it involved a man on the street interview of a lifelong resident of the harbor. the fire is raging behind them, he was distraught but unbound. he assured the reporter that the harbor was about this latest tragedy. he said, this is a tightknit community. we have fabric. you have your irish. you have your italians. you have your juice. we are pretty homogeneous. that has always stuck with me. we are pretty homogeneous. is there a better description of the framers aspiration. we are a pluralistic nation composed of very distinct groups. each bound together by ethnicity and race

it's like they turned jfk's request of the nation on its head.r country can do for you, not what you can do for your country. >> i would say i think this started to take place in the early 20th century. we started to view our rights and claims against the government that everything great or small, whether it was healthcare or retirement. the problem with that philosophy, if we make more and more claims against government, it has to tax us even more. i think we have to have a conversation as an american people, who do we want to be moving forward. ways your philosophy of government and what do we believe about our rights and where they come from. they don't come from government, they come from our creator. liz: net the jobs in this country are created by small businesses. it's about the little guy coming up and building the country via small businesses. 2/3 of the non-military federal workforce is about 1.3 million federal workers, they mainly are occupied at work writing checks. that's what they do, they write checks for social security, medicaid

an american airline flight, with 260 souls aboard took off from jfk, went wildly out of control over jamaica bay and crashed into the small bill harbor neighborhood of rockaway and queens. the community had just completed burying its victims of 9/11, 50 of them, the highest concentration of victims of any neighborhood in new york from 9/11. all aboard the flight died as was five people on the ground, and houses consumed by fire, news reports have always stuck on my mind, the man in the street interview of a lifelong resident of ville harbor. with fire is raging behind him, he was distraught but unbowed, he assured the reporter that bill harbor would surmount this latest tragedy. he said this is a tightknit community, we have fabric, you have your irish, you have your italians, you have your jews, so we are pretty homogeneous. that has always stuck with me. we are pretty homogeneous. is there a better description of the framers' aspiration of e pluribus unum? we are a pluralistic nation composed of distinct groups, bound together by ethnicity, race, religion, each group prod of its id

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rob: i came into jfk. i had a sweater on because the flight was cold.. >> this is 3450e my tiniest vion right now. rob: we appreciate it. that's enough. jillian: no, keep going. aoc doubles down on eliminating dhs and adding a 9/11 style commission on white house border policy. >> a 9/11-style commission, i think that kind of study is what's going to be required, getting rid of dhs is not as radical as george bush's implementation and creation of dhs. jillian: our next guest is a nation fall security expert and he -- national security expert and he breaks down what the department of homeland security does and why we need it. rob: bad blood brewing between senator kamala harris and fans of taylor swift. jillian: swifties. rob: is that what they call him. why she is feeling the heat over her recent fundraiser. stay tuned. ♪ you know we've got problems. ♪ i don't think we can solve them. ♪ that's a zzzquilpure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally sup

jfk junior was 38 years old when he died.hows him saluting his father's casket on his third birthday. no doubt you've seen that. after the as a assassination in dallas in 1963. in just hours from now, the women for trump coalition will be launched in pennsylvania. it will focus on turning out the female vote in 2020. just how crucial will the women's' vote be? an advisory board member for the women's coalition for trump will be at the event later today and she joins us live. good morning, naomi. thank you for joining us. you're going to have a long day. >> yes. it's just starting. great to be here. heather: tell us a little bit about this coalition that's being put together and why it is so important for the trump campaign moving forward. >> everyone's vote is important but the women's vote is extremely important and the goal of the coalition is to mobilize women to go back to their communities and talk to other women about issues that they care about. we have this fox poll that i'll bring up for you to respond to. and this w

jfk always wanted to be a publisher. that's why jfk junior did it, pulled it off.nk you for joining us. have a good day. it is seven minutes until the top of the hour. the city of boston in the cross hairs of a flag flap. the legal battle in play after one group claims it will fly any flag except one for christianity. and a massive mystery of the sea revealed. look at that human size jelly fish caught on camera and it is going viral. we'll tell you about it, coming up. . . ♪ here comes the sun ♪ i say it's all right ♪ rob: my favorite roof top shot. [laughter] rob: the industrial park or whatever it was. industrial roof top shop from washington, d.c. rob: it is the sunrise, i know. the white house looks nice and green. refusing to sue the city of boston fly a flag. part of constitution days nearly two years ago. it was banned because it wasn't secular this despite the city approving 200 other ones including a turkish one. the court has previously ruled against the group legal team this new lawsuit will end in their favor. jillian: pink is defending two children aft

. >> it's like jfk using tv. we all live on our phones now.y might not way -- he is in the same toxic way but yes, i think the game has changed forever. >> neil: jfk. had a ham and eggs this morning. i just can't picture it. we will see. howard kurtz, the media buzz, definitive on all things but it will be interesting and we will check back with you on how that is all going. all right, just a reminder we were down a lot more today. we finished 22 and two-thirds points on fox business and everyone and of course, china, trade happening they are. the latest tweet from the president. here comes "the five." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody i'm here with jesse watters, katie, dana perino, and this is the five. "the five." a battle over a citizenship question in the 2020 census is getting downright nasty. president trump refusing to back down after the supreme court halted the move and nell nancy pelosi is going after the president with this mayor. >> this is about keeping, you know, this hat "make america white agai

rather, most of them divide. 50 years ago, the landing of the moon and the effort it took to challenge jfk -- the challenge jfk put forward to america during the heart of the cold war thesee unifying event images are burned in our minds when we saw them specifically the day of. maybe that is what america needs today. on mark -- most issues, democrats are going to divide highly partisan tribal huge differences. this could be the unifying agenda. there are elements in the pole that suggest it could be again. host: one of the overarching themes of the pole shows up when you ask surveyors about their attitudes toward nasa. 78% of a favorable view of this agency. we are asking all of you to tell us what your priorities are. danny in maryland, good morning. go ahead. caller: i think if we are going .o go, we should go bold let's build a permanent space and let's have c-span put an office up there and the host can rotate every couple months from space. you could float around with your coffee, that would be cool. move on.will david in michigan. caller: thank you very much for taking my call. i am