and to hear what jfk was beyond the myth and i was very intrigued divide jfk. we worked on a joint project together.tr and what he meant to the country but many books that have been written. >> and this is the book i wanted to read about jfk. and then to go through the tumultuousus of the kennedy presidencyay and here day in and day out wrestling with one issue or another so it is episodic in a way i didn't see the other kennedy treatments. and that camelot myth which overshadows kennedy in some respects. and in so many ways of humanity that is important to me and my only agenda is to capture this indelible president and what heus meant to the country and the momentous discussions. >> the country is still so fascinated by him in the myth of camelot why do you think that is correct. >> we were just talking about this. >> it boils down that jfk was continues to be how we want to see yourselves in the world. ambitious and elegant and compassionate and intelligent and embodies the notion of service over self that is the image he diffused abroad at a time when we we

and jfk and conservatory east and at nancy pelosi circle as they approve jfk drive and the intersection as highlighted at conservatory drive west. i will note that much of this area on -- on the far eastern portion was the paths in between were repaved on extensive areas of this map. there are other areas that we are designing that -- further to the west, but those improvements, physical implementation are pending funding. >> okay. we made it to our still to come section. so, now we're going to talk about some projects that are on the horizon but they were at the beginning stages of, so they are not quite in the works yet. so, the first is that we're working on access to the conservatory flowers for those who drive a passenger loading vehicle close by. there are areas in the middle of the park that have fewer, way fewer blue zones in them and brian started to study this and we've had preliminary discussions with the senior disability action, so that's something that we're -- we will be focusing on. we're still investigating the mapping project for the park. we're working on finding a de

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. >>> also tonight, invld a catastrophic collision at jfk h in new york. one plane speeding down the runway for takeoff. another plane suddenly in its past. gio benitez standing by. >>> the major storm hitting the west at this hour. the last in a brutal pattern of extreme weather. los angeles with more rain this month than all of last year. the new system moving coast to coast now, reaching the east by thursday. ginger zee timing it all out. >>> the war in ukraine. the death toll rising from a russian missile strike on an apartment building in dnipro. at least 40 people killed, a dozen missing. while the u.s. is now training ukrainian forces here on american soil. matt gutman on the ground. >>> news on the chilling plane crash in nepal, killing at least 69 people. authorities recovering the black boxes from the crash site. >>> italy's most wanted mafia boss behind bars tonight after 30 years in hiding. >>> back in the u.s., a university of alabama basketball player charged with murder, allegedly firing into a car near campus, killing a woman in the passeng

jfk and the new frontier just an astonishing effect. and on a whole generation and every bright young kid who was interested in politics wanted to go to washington if had a liberal bent or party background and go to work for the kennedys, the kennedy white house, the new frontier, and when ted then took over the mantle. and bobby had been killed, they all wanted to work, ted. and so he had like, you know, summa cum laude, a harvard law guy is going to be taking $20,000 a year jobs as as committee. and he had dave burke who he got the kennedy white house to be his chief of staff, who then later go on to be the president of abc. i mean, these were really top notch people. he had some people that stayed with him all of all their lives and all his life, guys like carey parker, who was a brilliant strategist and speechwriter, reader of the senate floor, if if kennedy had an alter ego in the senate, it was it was. and but it was also a place where you you joined in a fraternity, this great web of contacts still exists. aoc is probably the the

two passenger planes nearly collided on the runway at jfk airport here in new york. federal authorities have now launched an investigation and now we're hearing the very moment when the air traffic controller prevented a catastrophe. passengers involved in a near t bone collision at new york's jfk airport say they're still shaken by the close call will never not wear my seatbelt on a plane, air traffic controller friday night noticed an american airlines plane on the same runway as a delta plane, which had just been cleared for takeoff. 1943 cancel takeoff plans. the two planes missed each other by just 1000 ft. the delta pilots slamming on the brakes at 115 mph. ryan healy was on the delta flight. everyone's ourselves was thrust forward. i'm just very grateful that the judgment calls that air traffic control made and that our pilot made with the right ones. the faa and the ntsb are now investigating, but the air traffic controller was heard telling the american pilot he did not have clearance to be on that runway. obviously there were mistakes made human error was i

. >>> the dangerous close call on the runway at jfk airport. two passenger planes seconds from colliding. how close they came to catastrophe. you'll hear the urgent calls from air traffic control. >>> the black boxes found after the passenger plane crash that killed at least 69 in nepal. the final moments caught on camera. the search tonight for answers. >>> the death toll growing in one of the worst russian strikes on civilians since the war in ukraine began. >>> italy's most wanted man captured. how a notorious mafia boss was found hiding in plain sight after 30 years on the run. >>> and honoring a civil rights icon. the images from across the country on this martin luther king jr. day. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. california tonight suffering the effects of its tenth consecutive storm. weeks of rain from an atmospheric river undermining roads. some crumbling right before the eyes of horrified onlookers. saturated hillsides turning to mudslides. the round of storms now blamed for the d

why jfk? why did you decide to do the? >> it's a wonderful question. before i answer let me just thank you again for doing this. you have as i understand you have an eating job. at "the pbs newshour" so it's so good of you to make time for this. huge admirer of the work to do so thank you so much. thank you my friend stewart mclaurin andca all the people and white house historical association for running this marvelous institution. thank you to my friend lauren leader for helping to organize this with a mutual friend kimball stroud. and thank you friends old and new for coming tonight. i'm soe grateful for you being here. there are certainly people i would like to recognize the one in particular fma, and it really needs to your question and answer your question. the weight of the queue psyd was allegedly present launcher for time t magazine. i had the great privilege of working with hugh and got to know and and cute through the years. i will tell you hugh was a present of the white house historical association some 20 years ago. so this place means a g

how close two planes came to colliding oturu new york's jfk international airport. the latest on that after this. neil: all right, they came been a thousand feet of one another and we're talking an american and a delt almost collided friday night at jfk international airport. we're just now piecing together what could have happened and what could have been one of the greatest tragedies ever in air travel, didn't turn out that way but could have. kelly o'grady with the latest. >> hi, neil, this was wild. there's all this air trouble of late and then aa or as degree a near crash at jfk airport and the close call happened friday night between american airlines plane crossing a runway and a delta flight that had been cleared for takeoff. the faa shared the delta flight was set to takeoff around 8:45 p.m. when it was frantically ordered by air controllers to stop after they noticed the american plane crossing in front of the jet liner. the delta plane came to a stop around 1,000 feet from around where american airlines flight had crossed and for context that's just over

tonight we are learning more about the investigation into that near-collision of two passenger planes at jfk in new york, putting the lives of more than 300 people at risk. >>> plus, one of the deadliest days for civilians in ukraine since the war began. at least 40 people killed, including 3 children after a russian missile attack on an apartment building in dnipro. how the u.s. is responding. >>> but first, president biden is facing growing criticism tonight from both parties after the newest discovery of classified material at his home in delaware and after demands from house republicans for visitor logs to that property. we're learning new information tonight. there are no logs. cbs's adriana diaz was the first to report this story and is here to start us off again tonight. good evening, adriana. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the document disclosures continued this weekend in what's become an expanding legal and political headache for the white house. >> how do you think that the classified documents got into your boxes? >> reporter: the president today ignored questions about the di

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two planes almost collide at jfk airport in new york. the dramatic audio from air traffic control. >>> last-minute decision. why one of the best tennis players is pulling out of the australian open just one day before his first match. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden is set to speako comm es gwing questions about the handling of documents marked classified from his time as vice president. saturday the white house said five more pages of classified materials were discovered last thursday at mr. biden's home in wilmington, delaware. a week ago, cbs news first reported that documents marked classified were found in november at an office once used by mr. biden. jarred hill is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so house republicans say they want to know who had access to president biden's home in wilmington since he took officers to see who if anyone might have had access to those classified documents. president biden ignored questions yesterday on the discover

step outside and get a check on the other headlines, including revelations of the scary near miss at jfk ago. frances rivera is in new york with that. >> brian, good morning over the weekend, a close call with two passenger planes on the runway at jfk airport. this animation shows the delta jet at the bottom of the screen in red about to takeoff on friday the 13th. the pilot brakes moments before the collision with the american airlines plane the faa released a statement saying delta airlines stopped the takeoff rolel 1,000 feet before the american airlines flight delta provided an apology and is investigating along with the faa and ntsb. >>> a large swath of california is getting reprieve from rain and snow residents are assessing the damage from the onslaught that killed 22 people since december. on monday, 22 people were evacuated after a landslide swept through berkeley the wall of mud and debris pushed into one home president biden will survey the damage on thursday another storm is forecasted for wednesday, but it is expected to be the last major one for a while. >>> dak prescott w

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the passengers involved in a near t bone collision at new york's jfk airport say they're still shaken by the close call will never not wear my seatbelt on a plane, air traffic controller friday night noticed an american airlines plane on the same runway as a delta plane , which had just been cleared for takeoff. 1943 cancel takeoff plans. the two planes missed each other by just 1000 ft. the delta pilots slamming on the brakes at 115 mph. ryan healy was on the delta flight. everyone's torso was thrust forward. i'm just very grateful that the judgment calls that air traffic control made and that our pilot made the right ones. the faa and the ntsb are now investigating, but the air traffic controller was heard telling the american pilot he did not have clearance to be on that runway. obviously there were mistakes made human error was involved. the real key here now is to find out by whom. what were the circumstances but most importantly, finding ways to put procedures in place to make sure that it never happens again. american airlines has not commented on the near miss. in a statement,

. >>> now to that close call with seconds to spare at jfk airport the faa and ntsb investigating how an american airlines jet came to cross the runway just as a delta flight was about to take off here's tom costello. >> reporter: at first the radio conversation sounded routine. >> runway 4 left ready for takeoff. >> reporter: a delta airlines 737 cleared for departure. but seconds later controllers saw an american airlines 777 instructed to taxi across a different runway suddenly cutting right across the path of the delta jet. controllers urgently ordered both planes to stop >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting >> reporter: the delta jet traveling at 115 miles per hour was just seconds from impact slamming on the brakes, it stopped 1,000 feet short of the american plane passenger brian healey was on the delta flight >> i felt then adrenaline and there was total quiet on the plane and then there was relief when the plane came to a stop >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? >> reporter

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. >>> bumpy ride at new york's jfk airport. two jet blue planes bumped into each other before taking off. >>> the french nun believed to be the oldest person in the world has died. lucille rendon, known as sister andre, died last night. she was almost 118 years old. as a nun she dedicated her life to serving others. sister andre made headlines most recently in 2021 when she tested positive for covid. her symptoms were so mild she said she didn't even know she was sick. sister andre enjoyed a glass of wine and chocolate every day. >>> more trouble at jfk airport in new york city. two jet blue planes bumped into each other on the runway today. one flight was pushing away from the gate when it collided with an empty plane parked in that gate area. both planes taken out of service for inspection. no one was hurt in this collision. this comes after two planes almost collided during takeoff last friday. the faa is investigating both incidents. >>> clear out your plans for sunday afternoon. even if you don't like football, find a tv o

. >>> at jfk airport, two planes nearly collided on the runway. kathy parks spoke with one of the passengers >> cancel takeoff! >> a terrifying near miss between two airplanes on the runway at jfk airport. >> we're talking seconds, but the initial cognition was this is not going to end well. >> reporter: this animation shows a delta jet on the bottom of your screen in red about to take off friday the 13th the pilot breaks moments before a possible collision with an american airlines plane. >> american 106 heavy, we're departing runway 4 left. i guess we'll listen to the tapes, but you were supposed to depart runway 4 left. >> reporter: delta flight 1943 stopped its takeoff roll approximately one thousand feet before reaching the american airlines aircraft. >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? the delta crew was doing everything they were told to do. >> how rare is something like this to happen >> this happens occasionally where there will be a misunderstanding about an air traffic clearance a

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a jetliner on take off nearly collides with another aircraft at new york's jfk. the faa now investigating. >>> disastrous deluge hits california again. first responders coming to the rescue with a new system set to storm across the country. >>> and, later, they're a team of rescues who love winter. the howling and the running are only part of the story. >> announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thanks for joining us. today, president biden became the first president to speak at a sunday service at the historic ebenezer baptist church where dr. martin luther king jr. once served as pastor. he reiterated the theme he's called on before, redeeming the soul of america. it's s the tk of our time to make that dream a reality because it's not there yet. >> but in our nation's capitol the president faces a political nightmare. this weekend's disclosure that more classified documents has been found is empowering republican plans for investigations. cbs' skyler henry has more developments on that. >> reporter: questions

two planes almost collide at jfk airport in new york.c audio from air traffic control. >>> last-minute decision. why one of the best tennis players is pulling out of the australian open just one day before his first match. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden is set to speako comm es gwing

air traffic control recordings detail how the american flight was told to go to the end of jfk's runwayhe path of the delta flight that was taking off. a mistake caught by air traffic controllers with just seconds to spare. [ bleep ] cancel takeoff clearance. >> rejecting. >> the delta pilot slammed on the brakes. the faa says stopping approximately a thousand feet before where the american airlines flight had just crossed the runway. >> it would've been catastrophic had a collision taken place. >> former ntsb managing director says investigators will now dig into who the fault lies with . >> reporter: after the incident, the american airlines flight continued onto its destination of london heathrow. the airline did not say why it did not go back to the gate. in a new statement, american airlines says it is conducting a full internal review and cooperating with the national transportation safety board in their investigation. >> there were plenty of visual cues for this flight crew to know that they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa has not said h

this was at jfk.o hit the brakes about 1,000 feet to spare, so it wouldn't hit the american plane. no one was hurt. the flight was delayed until the next day, so everybody on the plane like went forward so aggressively, had to eventually deplane and wait overnight. the american airlines plane was able to take off after a 30- minute delay so i guess that's good but really, it's unclear how all of this happened and it makes it a little bit scarier to fly or in this case not fly, and listen to this. drivers are searching, it's a crazy story. new york city's east river for pre-historic wool it mammoth bones. it's a bone rush and it was sparked after a fossil enthusiast whose name is john re eves went on the joe rogan podcast and reeves claims a report from the american museum of natural history says that fossils and bones were dumped into the east river back in the 1940s, but why take the plunge for some old bones and a lot of people are? because it's lucrative. mammoth bones are incredibly valuable and t

. >>> plus an extremely close call at jfk airport.he faa now launching an investigation into how two commercial planes nearly collided. details on all of that coming up. but we begin with new details about the classified materials found at president biden's home and the fallout. here's what we know this morning. the white house confirms the aides found five additional pages of classified materials on the same day a special counsel was appointed to investigate the matter. that brings a total of documents recovered to about 20. the white house council's office announcing it will no longer answer questions about the controversy because of a special counsel investigation under way. president biden's personal attorneys say they have been trying to balance the importance of public transparency with protecting the integrity of the investigation. but the president has not been transparent enough for james comer. he's demanding more information from the white house. >> we don't know exactly yet whether they broke the law or not. i will accuse

two planes nearly colliding at jfk airport after a wrong turn. in moments we're taking you live inside a flight simulator to show how this happened. >>> and did 45-year-old tom brady just play his last game in the nfl? what last night's loss means for his future. >>> also this -- >> extra point is pushed wide right. trying to stop the run. easy touchdown. the extra point is missed again. and now he misses again. he missed three tonight. and he has done it again. >> it took five tries. everyone has a bad day. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> everyone has a bad day. we hope yours is going well so far. we're going to begin with solomon pena, he was angry he lost the election last fall and claimed that the vote was rigged. now he is in police custody in connection with orchestrating four shootings at homes of local democratic officials in new mexico. no one was injured in any of the shootings that happened in albuquerque. police say that pena was the mastermind and allegedly conspired and paid four others to carry out the attacks. >> the evid

so you have 2 airplanes moving on at a very busy airport at jfk and the controller given clearance to the delta plane to take so it starts to accelerate down the runway. keep in mind is full of passengers full of fuel heading down the runway at its maximum speed and the american airline plane. the triple 7 crosses in front of it. the question is, did that triple 7 have clearance from the tower because you can't cross the runway unless you have permission. if he did get clearance. why was he given clearance by the tower? we've got another plane taking off so it could have been won pilots fault could have been both pilots fault could in the towers fault. >> you're not going to get into the tapes in the end, american airlines cockpit recorder only last for 2 hours. >> it went on to london. so that tape is gone. so we only have what the air traffic control tower has to go through. >> i heard that plane went on to london because it had not slammed on its brakes and they needed to check out that plane before it took off. and that's the whole thing to write. the american airline didn't have

. >>> back here at home, the faa and ntsb plan to investigate a near disaster at jfk airport. two passenger planes almost colliding. coming within 1,000 feet of each other. here's abc's mona kosar abdi from new york. >> reporter: tonight, chaos in the cockpit as two planes nearly collided at new york's jfk airport. >> american 106 heavy possible pilot deviation. do you copy. >> reporter: panicked air traffic controllers noticed the two planes converging friday around 8:45 p.m. according to the faa, a delta 737, headed to the dominican republic, was getting ready to take off with 145 passengers and 6 crew members aboard. the delta flight accelerating to 115 miles per hour down runway four left. just as the delta pilot was about to take off, an american airlines 777 jet bound for london crossed its path. the planes missing each other by just 1,000 feet. the delta jet forced to abruptly abort takeoff. avoiding a potential deadly disaster. >> cancel takeoff plans. >> great job by the air traffic controller here who prevented what could have been the worst aviation disaster in amer

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federal investigators are looking into a near catastrophe at new york's jfk airport two planes almostllided on the runway abc news reporter rena roy shows you just how close they came. what could have been the worst aviation disaster in us history averted with seconds to spare at one of the nation's busiest airports? delta 194 clearance the 1943 cancel takeoff switch. rejecting all right. oh the dogs are 1943 air traffic control urgently telling delta pilots to abort when their 737 was taking off at over a hundred miles per hour at new york's jfk airport over the weekend and american airlines triple 7 crossing the wrong runway right in front of it. i thought the adrenaline running. i knew this wasn't right. i didn't know how this was gonna end the delta plane coming to a sudden stop just a thousand feet from the other aircraft the planes were so close experts say if the delta plane was a bigger and faster plane. this could have turned out much differently can only imagine what was going on in that cockpit. obviously, there were mistakes made human error was involved. so the real key h

this is the animation from flight radar 24, that's a delta air lines 737 on runway 4 left at jfk.es 777, it crossed the runway as the delta flight was accelerating for takeoff. listen to the air traffic control audio. you get to hear the urgency in the controller's voice as he realized what was developing in front of him. >>. [ bleep ] cancel takeoff plans. cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting. >> rejected takeoff, something that pilots take off all the time in the simulator. rare in real life. now the faa and the ntsb are investigating this. they'll have questions for the pilots of both mrplanes. it's called a runway incursion. it happens all the time. 1,600 times according to the faa in 2022, but rarely this dramatic, though we have seen the consequences, the disaster of 1977 when two 747s hit each other on the runway. 580 people killed. aviation experts i've been talking to say this is very, very similar. >> way too close for comfort. i do want your take on this, we just got some more information about that plane crash in nepal. learning now that the pilot had asked to change the

there's this column that comes over jfk. he is measured, he doesn't panic or paint himself into a corner and he's desperately looking for aa way out. >> that is thess public kennedy that we all know, the grace under pressure. was he like that in private? >> he was very compartmentalized. the different peoples all the different kennedy and say the same about lyndon johnson but there was a certain vitality that he had. we look at him as being so vigorous and youthful but he had battled illness his whole life and i think he saw this. he'd been in world war ii and lost his brother there and sister soon after. they saw the fleeting hold that life had and he tried to make the most of his life but i think in those hours, the cerebral kennedy kicked in and he was thoughtful about what the best approach would be going forward and he was determined to avoid militarye conflict in laos when the berlin wall went up and during the cuban missile crisis he wanted peace and i think that column, not reacting in anger, passionately or listenin

gio benitez is at jfk with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, george.faa and ntsb have now launched investigations because what happened here at jfk was this close to being catastrophic. a terrifying near-miss at one of the nation's busiest airports just as a delta flight was taking off. air traffic control with the urgent alert. >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting. >> reporter: the delta pilot slamming on the brakes during takeoff when air traffic controllers saw an american airlines plane crossing the wrong runway here at jfk. the dominican republic-bound delta jet believed to be traveling over 100 miles per hour when it came to that sudden stop. brian was one of the passengers on the plane. >> all of a sudden there was a noise, the brakes were activated, all the passengers were thrust forward. there was an audible gasp, maybe even screaming, and then there was total silence. >> reporter: the two planes coming within 1,000 feet of each other. thankfully the delta plane has a slower takeoff rule than other jets. that's the speed it needs

people have enjoyed cigars from nixon and jfk. enjoyed a good cigar every once in a while. i don't know what all of the hoopla is all about. you are right. in 2007, nancy pelosi said you cannot smoke cigars in the capitol building. that did not include member's offices. there are many of us in the cigar caucus that enjoy cigars in our office. now they want to come after us because we are in the majority. this is typical from the left. they want to it infringe on our rights and they are probably complaining about the color of my tie. it doesn't end. >> tucker: if you were speaking weed or meth no one would say anything. what is it about tobacco which was a religious sacrament for the american indians that triggers them so profoundly? >> i don't know. maybe they have never tried one. you look at a nice ashton cigar. try one. >> tucker: oh, i have. striking a throw for freedom. that's the smell of freedom. we appreciate you coming on. >> god bless. >> tucker: joe biden said we will send armed vehicles to ukraine forever. we may be di

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when the colleagues won the 1960 election both jfk and lbj wanted mansfield for the leader. there was drama right from the start. johnson insisted senate democrats begin the new congress by voting on a resolution to chair the democratic caucus as if he never left. the debate was unexpectedly fierce. it was surprisingly large even though the resolution carried the clear rebuke, lbj's former colleagues wanted to turn the page. so, mike mansfield was not just a name, but reality. so from the leader to a floor manager rippled through the institution. johnson had deliberately run a melodramatic and unpredictable senate. mansfield set out to make things more predictable and formal. instead of surprising late-night sessions, they set the schedule and set up a micromanaging and e was actually laissez-faire. the cabinet quickly learned but he wouldn't get ahead of his members. he would listen and refer them to the appropriate chairman. when the snafus installed the floor, the first problem-solving tactic was to try simply doing nothing. one biographer marvels at the monumental, incre