and you could hear taylor and mcnamara presenting it to jfk. we want to tell gm about the we think that this will be very helpful in holding his and holding him to account in making sure that they're leveraged a way that they know that we're not in vietnam and that if they really want to want to survive, they they better fight the war and more effectively. and it's in some of those tapes, you can hear kennedy start to consider the merits of this withdrawal plan. and he's really not terribly enthused by it he doesn't think it makes a whole lot of sense on the face of it that the united states has been threatening gm for ten years with some version of that either withholding economic aid or maybe trying to get out. it's better if we just try to encourage them to fight the war better. and you to mcnamara and taylor are best positioned to help him do that. so it's one of our first inklings in a chronological sense of where kennedy was and then we hear him in october 1963 questioning maybe the merits of withdrawal again and questioning the end date

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jfk jr.rubbed out his uncle he says it's the cia. >> there is a 60 year cover-up. the warren commission was run by allen dulles who was the head of the cia who my uncle fired and kept this evidence from the warren commissioners. either way, when congress 10 years later investigated the crime with much more evidence than the warren commission had at its disposal they found yeah it was a plot. most people believe it was the cia was that behind it because the evidence was so overwhelming to them. >> jesse: it's a 60-year cover-up, he says. the warren commission was supposed to get answers to find out if the cia was involved. and bobby's first assumption was if the fired cia director allen dulles was behind it. so, the cia assassinated kennedy theory goes like this. former cia director allen dulles was behind the operation. dulles was eisenhower's cia director. a rabid cold warrior and anti-communist. under dulles' leadership the cia was unleashed on the world. assassinating world leaders, fixing

i have never cared who killed jfk.it was one lunatic on the hill, but maybe it was the cia, either way there's nothing i can do about it, but i will say i did not hear a word because he sounds like fonzie trying to say sorry. >> armor the episode. but he has like local dysphonia it used to be worse he is to be really bad. i think it's going to be a challenge for him running for office that voice is heard were not making fun of it. you think will ever know, why don't you run for president in windsor you can tell us. >> some other things he talked about there was certainly ambiguity, his candidacy we talked about it on the show the other day. he and marion williamson are probably not the most serious candidates to run against joe biden in the primary but there pulling between 25 and 30 percent. we are six weeks from today and both are pulling at the same levels as the same category, you're going to find different candidates in the democratic party the vulnerabilities that he has in his own party are so severe. you can't

you're on jfk. the next volume of your biography and i've certainly been asked many times what my reflection are as to what would have happened if jfk had not been assassinated and what would have been his policy in vietnam. yeah, you know, with students, we do a lot of a analysis of counterfactuals. a lot of professional historians. that is to say, what if questions a lot of my fellow professional historians say, well, no, we shouldn't be doing a doing that kind of analysis. we have enough difficulty explaining what did happen in history. let's not waste time with what might have happened to which i say no. on the contrary, counterfactuals help us better understand what did happen. it's not a parlor game. so in this case, speculating in a careful way. and i do think there are ground rules rules, a careful way about what a surviving kennedy. he returns from dallas alive, what he would done in vietnam, not only. is, i think, intellectually interesting helps us understand him, but it also actually hel

it chronicles the jfk assassination in school book de. >> oh, my gosh, there it is. >> reporter: andd mercer was reunited with that piece of history. >> this is particularly special because we have the footage. we have the artifact and we have the man who was reporting that news. >> reporter: she is the ceo of the sixth floor museum and says decades later physical artifacts are still popping up from that moment in time. >> we need to have physical items that animate people's imaginations and try to step back into an historic moment. >> reporter: camera 3, which is almost too heavy to lift, will go on display later this year to commemorate the 60 years since jfk's death. for mercer it's a piece of history he'll never forget. what does it mean personally to you that interview caught on this camera in the museum that talks about that moment? >> well, it's great because what if we hadn't had the camera? it would be nothing. a piece of audio maybe. >> reporter: a wrinkle in time somewhere? >> that's right. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> an important artifact. still ahead on the "

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you passenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the

so we wanted focus on high usage destinations near jfk program nad and recommend ewes that are like low to be visited boy the public and people with disabilities. these destinations included the music concourse and areas of interest in that area. so the japanese tea garden and california academy of science. we also did the botanical gardens and conserve tory of flours and the carousel. we focused there to mechanic myself the impact of the project to provide information on how people could get to the destinations that they are likely to want to visit. >> next is our methods. so fellows were trained by mod building inspectors how to assess path ways in the eastern edge of the park standardses in the ad a. we focused on path ways linear and cross slopes deefficiencies and branches change of level, gaps, potholes, et cetera and categorized path ways usable. highly recommendd and nonrecommended. and -- in this image you see us using a tool we call level to measure across slope and note the data from the measurement and determine it is approximately accessibility and usability of that path wa

then you run more moderate like jfk jr. is doing, he's holding that populace space held for the republicans. i don't know if that's waning strategy but it's enough, i mean, when trump first came on the scene he was at 30% which is not a majority. it's just a majority compared to 10 other people dividing what's left so he has some traffic and maybe they don't but they aren't going to let anyone meaningful, unless he's complete outlier. >> the style of the dnc is like the chinese style. >> the party isn't a democrat anymore. >> i think i would walk away as well. >> i believe that rfk is occupying a separate in the democratic party where he's the alternative to biden. >> it's not whether democrats -- whether jfk jr. voters won't go to biden. >> tyrus, how do we solve all the world's problems? >> how do we solve all the world's problems? [laughter] >> we take them one at a time and deal with them. the bad news is president biden. we saw the g-7, the state he's in. that speech was painful to watch. it had nothing to do with poli

in new york governor kathy hochul is considering using a jfk airport hangar to house new arrivals.ounds clean. she says there are more than 40,000 individuals in city shelters at this point and in a news conference she took a shot at suburban officials resisting mayor eric adams efforts to expand housing for illegal immigrants beyond the city. >> we are identifying additional shelters the city is overflowing with the mayor has used every odds of creativity with him and his team to find space we are asking for more space but we also want to say the parts of our country and our state who are enacting bigoted policies based on fear and intimidation, join us. >> harris: one suburban official fired back, the governor over that.for about an hour north of the city rockland county executive ed day is here. >> kathy hochul and others are not attacking the problem they are attacking the symptoms. how in good lord's name can you continue on this let's find places to put them when the key right now is to get to the border and even if you can shut the border down, slow down the immigration of p

i called all her and said, how long is of ago jfk"?said, three hours, but don't tell them i told you so. so we knew we had to keep going. they did not cut the film, the length. warner bros. that the bond company take over the film. all of the people in postproduction got letters saying "you are fired." five i had already put half my salary into the film, so it was the lowest point in my life with the exception of my mother dying. and malcolm came to me. self-determination, self-reliance. i kept thinking about that again and again and again. what does that mean? and then it hit me like a ton of bricks. i know some black folks that got some money. [laughter] so that is the plan. i had their phone number. so i made a list. here is the key thing, this was -- they could not get any money back. it wasn't a tax write off. it had to be like, here, take it. take it. and the first person i called was bill cosby. called him up and said, bill -- first thing i said was, how is camille? then i told him what it was about. he says, spike, i will put t

and that, you mentioned jfk.nd reread his speech that he delivered at american university specifically warning those students and the american people about the risk of nuclear war, and speaking in a hopeful tone saying that, even though it may seem impossible, that this danger just seems too great, there is a way and we must continue to pursue that path towards peace. you listen to his message, which was so inspiring and so truthful and so relevant today, and you look at people like president biden and other leaders of the democratic party, they're talking about, they have pushed us to the brink of nuclear war and talking about nuclear war with a straight face and if it's just some other war we have to fight and wove to win without being honest to the american people that a nuclear war would destroy life as we know it and would destroy this planet that we live on. so, you know, they're being dishonest and in their dishonesty creating a greater threat to our safety security and freedom and it just shows, this elit

put them into jfk hanger. if you have been to jfk besides sitting in an ha hanger.othing to do there. all of face equal year 2021. 1.7 million plus come to our country. we already have 1.2. it is may here already. we are setting record after record. we have taken over 4 million apprehensions over 6 million in the gotta ways. and gotta ways are even noticing we can't get them. how many many people are 00 the got away list. it's incredible what we are allowing in our lifetime. what other country would allow. this. >> ainsley: the administration n administration need to look it a 42 approval rating now he has 36%. among black voters he had 82% in 2021, now he has 52%. and in this head-to-head matchup, if it's biden vs. trump, trump would win 44% according to this poll. >> brian: stunning. >> ainsley: and biden 38 percent. >> brian: desantis would win by the same distance. >> steve: thursday the feds are expected we had heard 18,000. now the official estimate from the department of home land security is 13,000 a day up from a normal day of 6,000 people. just think about

obama liked to be seen carrying things off the plane, he said to reggie, jfk carried his own bags. now that one moment, that one little line, jfk carried his own bags is the thing i will ever remember from reading reggie love's memoir. but it says so much about how carefully obama cultivated, his self-image, how wanted people to think about him in his story how maybe he thought about it himself. you'd never know that unless you were there, which i gather none of us, you know, had the chance to be there or unless you read. reggie memoir. now some politicians are a little less subtle when they when tell them themselves. when donald trump launched his 2016 his his campaign for the presidency in 2015. i decided read his various books or at least sampling of them. if read along with me, if you read the art of the deal and at the top and the art of the comeback and so many more. you would not have surprised by his presidency. you would've been shocked, but you would not have been that surprised. here's what i wrote in july of 2015, and i, for the sort of self-referential nature. sitting

but she notes in this memo specifically w jfk was responsie for leading wife use the cover [inaudible he approved anything else could i be told about it first. >> i like this one right here. about the children what does caroline want for christmas. >> she's sorry but she doesn't want to give any info about the children this year. by this time she's saying major effort to be made this year to keep children out of papers and magazines. >> how long after they arrived in the white house did her efforts -- >> very early. >> didn't take very long. >> this is april, 1961. and missus kennedy was upset that photographers were using zoom t lenses and taking picturs of her kids playing on the white house lawn. they requested a ban on that type of activity. it doesn't mean that it didn't continue to happen, but there was a certain level of respect so it did help curb things. white house photographers, missus kennedy would have photo shoots and she would select which ones they would circulate. >> so i would say the photo shoot, the pictures sent to the press and the magazine this would be the more

not just like jfk, yes. he blames them for killing jfk but all the way back to lincoln. lincoln, he says, killed by tell jews. also, william m anyone who threatens their power. it doesn't matter if you're u.s. president. they did it to mckinley, they did it to lincoln. people think it was john wilkes booth. week at the trump property in miami. he speaks right before trump's acting attorney general of the united states. the bald guy there on the left. right before you get his remarks, you'll get remarks from the guy who said the jews killed lincoln and hitler had all the right enemies and we have to finish the job for him. right before, the second day of the conference, the other day of the conference, right before laura trump, the president's daughter-in-law, speaks, and the trade chief, right before they speak, the attendees at that event will be treated to a speech by this other guy who says that the holocaust never happened and it is actual write the covid vaccine that killed way more people than this so-called holocaust. >> the more people have been cured by the jab

even jfk is looking good at this hour. so yeah, i should have no problems. you're headed to the airport. it's all about the marine layer and it's going to be rolling back in as we get into the evening about 9 o'clock tonight. now on a roll through tomorrow morning. and you can see it really moves in. so a nice, you know, robust dense marine layer tomorrow with some of that coastal drizzle like we saw and then we should get a little bit of clearing as we get into the afternoon. so very similar to today. and that really is the pattern we're going to stay. and for the next 7 days, as you can see here, not a whole lot of variation in those temperatures. foggy mornings. looks like i'm making a little more sun in on monday, but i'm not going to hang my hat on that. i still think we could get some of that coastal fog for sure. on monday, but not a bad looking weekend. just know that the afternoons are going to be time to get a little sunshine in their back to you. good to not. thank you so much. we'll go to the peninsula. and this weekend, the joy culture foundatio

doesn't he look young, he went, gosh, he was of course, the youngest president ever still is jfk the youngest president. jfk was the youngest elected, but tr was younger, as you recall was put in by the assassination of mckinley. anyway, this crisis was the coal strike of 1902. any of you know anything about the coal strike? about two? not. yeah you may have read a few things about it's mentioned here and there, but the dimensions of it is first of all, it's a fascinating story. and the dimensions and were extraordinary. so let me get in line here. i got to get used to this. this is not my so i'll get used to it. so that's what you see right? what you see. okay. it was a major crisis at the time everybody knew about it and. you'll see why shortly because it affected every american in a major way. so you know, the cartoon was a good way of getting sense of what's going on in any presidential administration or any anything else. look at the cartoons you get a very good idea. and plus, there are a lot of fun, so why not? so you can see from this cartoon really capital and labor were a m

six runway incursions involving commercial airliners at major airports under investigation in 2022, jfk for the industry, so much so that the faa held this emergency safety summit back in march. it's been trying to really tackle this issue not only through that but also through an independent review board and now announcing this $100 million bump in grant money to airports that have some of these issues baked into the design of the airport, be it taxiways too close to runways, places where pilots can't see around corners very well, also upgrading lighting, things like technology at airports. the whole point of the round table is to try to get at the core here and make it so that this is simply not talk. listen. >> it appears we don't e. don't have that sound bite but one thing to point out here, john, is that the only issue that goes beyond this is that this is really about the safety of flights because of the shortage of air traffic controllers. that is another huge problem here and the department of transportation, secretary buttigieg, just said that there is a shortage of 3,000 contr

not just, like, jfk -- yes, he blames them for killing jfk.ll the way back, all the way back to lincoln. lincoln, he says, killed by the jews. also william mckinley, okay. >> they assassinate anybody who threatens their power. it doesn't matter if you are a u.s. president. they did it to mckinley. they did it to lincoln. people think it was john wilkes booth. this was a rothschild operation. >> that is who's gonna be speaking this week at the trump property, in miami. he speaks right before trump's acting attorney general of the united states, the ball guy there on the left. right before you get his remarks, you'll get remarks from the guy who says jews killed lincoln. and hitler had all the right enemies, and we have to finish the job for him. right before the second day of the conference, or the other day of the conference, right before laura trump, the former president's daughter-in-law speaks, and also peter navarro, who is the white house trait chief, right? before they speak. the attendees at that event are gonna be treated to a speech b

perry, he hesitated at first, and then he told me that he ordered me to do the oliver stone film how jfkd 11 on first on the day of his brother's death. my father immediately called the duty officer, the cia and directly asked them this nightmare arranged by your people. ladies and gentlemen, the vocal instrumental ensemble named after the rostov musical college named after vasily mikhailovich vakulenko will perform a song what song will you sing ivan village musical jam i’ll call you on the ukulele now i don’t need your number in the notebook anymore music school. i just have a collection of accordions. how many four more button accordion is a separate choice. gave me a friend, tells me that the birthday. i do have a present. this is how you are most. yes, i say, well, yes it brings. what is this difference? oh, such a pain , there is another direction that vasya loves very much to my surprise, when i found out such a yes, okay, which we will now play, and you will definitely sing. nobody can help. in my heart, but english is written, wait, you are now black of course, plus a real frees

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new york jfk looks like you're now on time. but overall make sure to check that flight status. we started the week on monday, some places at 88, even 90 degrees. but this low pressure system really dropping down those temperatures. but today really wasn't. >> too bad. those high temperatures show some people out enjoying the weather. santa roda, your high 69, san francisco, 64 half moon bay. 62. >> so right there on the coast, we're at the 60's. oakland, we're at 67 hayward. 69 fremont, 72 san jose. 73 in morgan hill. 67. so for the bay where the upper 60's for you and inland, we are antioch, 77 livermore, 73, some cloudy conditions, of course, that delta breeze really dropping down the feels like temperature. tonight. we're going to see a more fog met moving our way. sunset is going to be at 8.20, and temperatures will stay in the 50's to 54 for our lows. but really it's going to those gusty conditions continue to watch 27 miles per hour. as we start tomorrow as well. so gusty conditions as we planned for tomorrow. those temperatures. >> what i think it was going just little b

super excited, jfk, that will be by memorial day.nations by the end of the month. matt: you are leaning out in terms of services if you look at the drop of ride pools, right. you are focused, concentrated on these cities, these regions. can you gain market share in those markets and then sustain your business that way, rather than try to be everywhere all the time for everyone? david: everything, everywhere all at once? it is an almost interesting case study. both companies looked at the same issue. most people -- like a deal. we all like a deal. we've got an approach, they've got an approach. their approach is called shared rides, something we innovated on. we came out with that first before the pandemic. turns out, riders do not like it because not just there is a stranger in the car, but when they are headed to a destination, the feeling of taking a left and going back to pick someone else up and taking a right to drop that other person off is almost emotionally anxiety producing. why am i going the wrong direction? i am saving a

y yeah, and that's why bac you mentioned jfk. went back and reread his speech that he delivered aticaly american university, specifically warning thoset th students in the american people about the risksk of nuclear waru and speaking in a hopeful tonel ,saying that even though it thi may seem impossible that this j dangerouuss is too great, therec is a way and wone must continue to pursue that path towards peace. you listen to his messagage,e, which is so inspiring and soou truthful and so relevant today. and you lookpeop alet people lie president biden and other leaders of the democratic party, they're talking about , they have pushed us tous t the brink of nuclear waro and they're talking aboutr nuclear war with a straight face as though it's just some other war that we haven wih to fight and we have to wioun without being honest to the american people that a nuclear war would destroy life as weis weow it and would would destroy this planet that we live on . so, you know, they're being dishonest and in their dishonest, creating

speaking to reporters at jfk airport here in new york city, he acknowledged serious difficulties and challenges between washington and beijing he said he hoped for dialog and cooperation so that, quote, our relationship will be right to the right track. however, diplomats speaking to nbc news anonymously offered a gloomier assessment, saying the bilateral relationship has once again encountersed a freeze. >>> a state of emergency declared in guam as a typhoon barrels toward the u.s. territory. according to the national weather service, the storm has strengthened to a category 4 and will hit around midday today guam's governor has urged residents in low-lying areas to evacuate to high ground and to shelters torrential rains there, devastating winds threatening to cut power. earlier this week president biden mobilized resources in an emergency declaration. while the navy has undocked ships in preparation >> the storms we have been following this week are sticking around michelle grossmann is tracking the potential for severe weather in parts of the country. hi, good morning >> great to

we're still seeing delays for you and jfk. of course. we'll continue to update you throughout the evening. not to mention the sierra. we're watching thunderstorms, although it looks pretty quiet right now on a t update you throughout the evening. so tonight, again, watch those low clouds as breezy conditions as you start tuesday, we're going to be off to another cloudy start. we could see some foggy conditions make sure to wake up with us. we get to work on time. we'll see below average temperatures. but later this week are actually going to warm up. we may even hit 80 degrees. so we have this low pressure system you can see right in the middle of 2 high. so those temperatures still a little bit below average for the most part, definitely colder than what we were on monday. some places close to 90 degrees. but that high pressure system coming up the coast making it way to last arrive. those temperatures for spring us warmer conditions. so temperatures right now as we speak, maybe you're headed to dinner, walking the dog or having a barbe

but she notes in this memo specifically jfk was responsible for letting life use the cover of macaroni here. if he approve anything else onch children, i could i be told about it first? when it comes to the media. i like the library here. this question but the children what does caroline want for christmas? they say they don't to give it away.. >> she's very sorry but she does not want to give any info this is october 1962. by that time she is saying major effort to be made this year to keep children out of papers and magazines. >> how long after they arrived in the white house did her efforts start? >> very early. it did not take very long. family was moved in 1960 when this was april 1961. and mrs. kennedy was upset that photographers using zoom lenses and things were taking pictures of her kids when they are playing on the white house lawn. they requested a bay on on that type of activity. didn't mean it did not continue to happen butut there was a certain level of respect. so did help curb things. the white house photographers would take these pictures. and mrs. kennedy would have

and interestingly enough, when jfk president, it's remarkable ford is in the pictures. he's the only republican in the pictures with the white house signing the foreign aid bill that he supported unpopular as foreign aid was. in any event by then, ford had a modest national reputation. in 1960, he actively campaigned to be richard nixon's running mate. and he said later on, he said, you know, forget about me. he said, i would have been a hell of a lot better than henry cabot lodge, which is an understatement admitted. well, and he cultivated young richard nixon as a potential kennedy, didn't he came to great state. in fact. yeah the old row hotel. i keep saying that someone should put a plaque outside because because of two things early in. 51 it was the lincoln day dinner for the republican party and arthur vandenberg, you know, was literally on his deathbed not far from here. so the task of finding a speaker fell on congressman ford. well, he came up with his acquaintance. i wouldn't call a close friend at that point. newly elected senator from california, richard nix

all right now, let me go back to the jfk had been on the set. now. this is this is a roosevelt and david you pick up. what worth seeing in this picture. well here i thought we were going to be in the white house with president kennedy announcing the peace corps on prospects of my mankind. we're actually in london and on the mrs roosevelt in the center on the right as paul noble one of the producers and on the left is my mother who was one of the producers of prospects of mankind and notably the only woman here and it's there's a burton russell behind and a group of men here. this is a typical day on the set. although they happen to be in england for this particular broadcast, but it my mother spoke frequently when i was a child about eleanor and i think one of the reasons eleanor roosevelt was a enormous presence in my household. i kind of thought actually she we were related to her in some way although of course, so did david geffen and other people who had mrs. roosevelt icons on their kitchen. hanging where their mothers and grandmothers had hunt

she references this this life magazine cover and but she notes in this memo specifically, you know, jfk was responsible for letting life use martial hawk hawkins cover of macaroni. that's the the pony here if he approves anything else on children john and he for look etc. could i be told about it first so yeah, there's you get this. yeah when it comes to the media. yeah. well, i like this line right here if the press has questions about the children. what does christmas? yeah say that they don't want to give it away. yeah, this is kay is very sorry, but she doesn't want to give any info about the children this year. this is october 1962 and by that time she's saying you know major effort to be made this year to keep children out of papers and magazines. so how long after they arrived in the white house did her hard effort start to keep well very early very early. i didn't take very long. yeah, kennedy's family moved in in february 1961. this is april 1961 and mrs. kennedy was upset that photographers using zoom lenses and things we're taking pictures of her kids while they were playing