is your mission at jfk fax? guest: jfk fax is a subscription newsletter on the platform which covers new developments in the jfk assassination story. with the particular goal of piercing the official secrecy which still surrounds the subject. i have been doing it about 10 years. jfk facts was formed in 2012. host: latest news about the jfk assassination coming from new york times, biden final order on kennedy files leaves some still wanting more. explain what happened at the end of last month and what a final order on the kennedy files is. guest: june 30, president biden issued an order relating to the release of jfk files that remained in the government's position that continue to have reactions in them. there -- redaction's in them. biden's order enables primarily the cia, but other government agencies, to keep those documents secret indefinitely. at the same time, new material was released. a lot of -- several thousand documents were released over the last six months. not in their entirety in every case, but

is your mission at jfk fax?fax is a subscription newsletter on the platform which covers new developments in the jfk assassination story. with the particular goal of piercing the official secrecy which still surrounds the subject. i have been doing it about 10 years. jfk facts was formed in 2012. host: latest news about the jfk assassination coming from new york times, biden final order on kennedy files leaves some still wanting more. explain what happened at the end of last month and what a final order on the kennedy files is. guest: june 30, president biden issued an order relating to the release of jfk files that remained in the government's position that continue to have reactions in them. there -- redaction's in them. biden's order enables primarily the cia, but other government agencies, to keep those documents secret indefinitely. at the same time, new material was released. a lot of -- several thousand documents were released over the last six months. not in their entirety in every case, but more declass

is your mission at jfk fax?fax is a subscription newsletter on the platform which covers new developments in the jfk assassination story. with the particular goal of piercing the official secrecy which still surrounds the subject. i have been doing it about 10 years. jfk facts was formed in 2012. host: latest news about the jfk assassination coming from new york times, biden final order on kennedy files leaves some still wanting more. explain what happened at the end of last month and what a final order on the kennedy files is. guest: june 30, president biden issued an order relating to the release of jfk files that remained in the government's position that continue to have reactions in them. there -- redaction's in them. biden's order enables primarily the cia, but other government agencies, to keep those documents secret indefinitely. at the same time, new material was released. a lot of -- several thousand documents were released over the last six months. not in their entirety in every case, but more declass

jfk facts. some of the files being withheld could shed light on the cia's investigation before jfk's death . >> what remains is about 4400 documents from a variety of federal agencies, primarily the cia, that still contain some redactions, ranging from a word to a paragraph to a page to the whole document. >> but morley says there's one name that's been a mystery all these years and was made public in the files. reuben ephron, who worked for the cia and was intercepting lee harvey oswald's mail in the months before the assassins ation reuben ephron died 30 years ago. >> so they're not protecting the name of a living person. they're protect eating the operational activity that he was engaged in, which was reading lee harvey oswald's mail. what it shows is that the cia was running some kind of intelligence operation. we don't know exactly what around lee harvey oswald, the accused assassin, while president kennedy was still alive. >> it will now be up to individual government agencies to determine

kumasi: the search for answers between lingering questions stemming from the jfk assassination.udge deciding with the president to keep documents from going public. reggie: horse racing at golden gate field is coming to an end. kumasi: and the heat having an impact on wine country. what a later harvest could mean for local vineyards. good morning. it is monday, july 17. drew: we are that excessive heat over the weekend. warnings have expired but this morning you are looking at two-point temperatures. it does feel muggy out there this morning. when the numbers get into the 50's, people feel increased humidity like you do this morning. some moisture brought lightning strikes to the north bay late last night. no new fires this morning despite a few flashes in the sky. inland, 60's, low 70's. still hanging onto my of air from yesterday and saturday. high-fives overhead giving way to sunshine this afternoon. another hot day inland. 90's in our hottest spots today, 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. jobina: hello, everybody. live look at the golden gate bridge. the chp issued a f

let's talk about jfk, and these files. 60 years later, the question, what could they possibly have that they don't want to release to us, and does that mean it's something that's really damming for the government? >> that's the big question, of course, because we don't know what we don't know. the government says, look, there's nothing mysterious here. they have released 99% of the documents that have been reviewed other the last 30 years ago the remaining few thousand that haven't been fully released, a small reactions about the names of the individuals of addresses and social security numbers and things the president doesn't have the authority to release. grand jury secrecy information or tax information. beyond that, there's nothing all that mysterious about it. of course you can imagine that's not an answer that satisfies researchers who spent a lot of years looking at this. what do they have after 60 some years since this assassination that remains in some ways, creating some sort of a danger or damage to national sec

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the bartletts were close friends of jackie and jfk and they would stay close.y just wanted those two to meet. so one night in may they threw a dinner party at their georgetown home. now, this is the part of the story where we usually say that's ancient history. that there is no one alive today who remembers what happened on that night in georgetown 72 years ago. but in this case there is someone who remembers it all. >> stand here, for instance. learn how to balance things. see how the room is balanced? >> reporter: yes. >> i get up in the middle of the night and move the furniture. >> reporter: martha bartlett, the hostess of the dinner party where jackie met jfk. how much is this? >> 30,000. >> reporter: is still very much alive, thank you. >> picasso said you never seen a rooster until you seen a rooster weather vane. >> reporter: in a house filled with american antiques. >> that's in the metropolitan. here is pennsylvania. >> reporter: at age 97, her memories of what happened back in '51 are still alive as well. may 13th, 1951, what do you remember about th

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on his high school football team, jfk leading with his when he went to be ambassador to london just over and over and over again. and you know, i've talked to friends of mine who remember this. you know, we all say was not a traumatic event that changed our lives. but for children who had grown in pretty uncomplicated circumstances. suddenly to see this for a and to be in a world where a young president could suddenly be struck down. you know, we all agree that we were all changed by it in different ways and lifted by the fact that the ceremonies and washington largely because of jacqueline kennedy, the founder of our association in 1961, it said that, you know, she took a nation that had been shattered by what had happened and lifted us up by pageantry and enormous sense of history, which she had. the other thing i remember from that weekend was on sunday, my mother was in another and i was watching the tv, which even seven year olds were that weekend. and i saw the murder of lee harvey oswald on live tv, which means it was nbc because nbc was the only one that carried it live. and

i was looking at the jfk inauguration speech, you remember the one. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> a great line, right? and a gutsy line for a politician. think about it, his first day, he says, my fellow americans, don't look at me, you want something done, do it yourself. that is refreshing and that is what i want to hear more of from now on when i look at candidates, i only have one thing on my wish list. give me one thing and the other things fall into place. give me freedom. it's sad we have to say that, isn't it? it is supposed to be a given. remember the constitution, the first amendment is about freedom, there is a reason founding fathers put it first, thanks old white guys. yeah, yeah. [applause] >> bureaucratic sas freedom is great, it will have to wait, we're in a climate crisis, a health emergency, we have a banking crisis. we'll fix it, your freedom will be back soon, thanks for your parkinson's, we're all in this together. thank you. i am sure we are not all in this together. let's try freedom, shall we? freedom to

i was recently looking at that famous jfk inauguration speech. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> i great line, right? [ applause ] really, a gutsy line for a politician. think about it. it's his first day in the office. he says my fellow americans, don't look at me. you want something done, do it yourself. that is refreshing isn't it? that's what i want to hear more of. from now on, when i'm looking at candidates, i only have one thing on my wish list. give me this one thing and all the other things fall in place. give me freedom. it's sad that we have to say that. it supposed to be a given. remember the constitution? the first amendment is all about freedom. there's a reason the founding fathers put it first. thanks all the while of white guys. [ applause ] the bureaucrats in charge said freedom is great. it would have to wait. we're in a climate crisis. we're in a health emergency. we have a banking crisis. we'll fix if for you. your freedom will be back soon. thank you for your patience. we're all in this together. no thank you. if

one of three similar sculptures that have been on display on jfk promenade since late last year.t heads used to serve as mascots for the now closed fast food doggie diner had a few locations. you remember going. >> i remember very well. talk about reasonable prices. go ahead. >> one set fire to mani. good samaritan saw it happen. firefighters were there in minutes. >> they got there right away thankfully. if it had gone very much longer, the dog probably would have burned up. it's unfortunate some deranged person tried to burn the dog up. i think we got off easy actually. in a way. could have been a lot worse. >> could have been. but still needs some repairs. his caretaker says he plans to launch a fundraising drive in the coming days. >>> a special event for military members in the south bay. offered more than resources and aid today. a judge was on hand. the judge was expuning the criminal records of some veterans happening at the san jose fairgrounds. the annual veteran stand down event aims to provide everything from medical screenings and fresh produce to job assistance and

at jfk, you stay in the area and go through immigration. you don't have to go retrieve your checked bag as you -- if you have one because it will automatically go tail to tail at the airport. you don't need to go through spinning again because you stayed in the sterile area. it will shave off her passengers an hour or maybe two hours of built in time to go through those currently in the current processes that we have. congress gave us the authorization to put a one at six international airport for six years. we have a good amount of very, very helpful reporting that we can provide to the congress as we encounter this. going back to open architecture for a second. let's say that london heathrow is one of the last point of departure airports. one of our requirements for open -- one-stop is going to be all the extra technology in that last point of departure airport needs to be computer tomography which is the technology we are using. if it was developed to open architecture standards, heathrow can send us a checked bag image in near real-time

but that was a good jfk impression. >> thank you.l i'm from boston you know when i get in the pinch i'll do the boss accent thank you so much panel vivek jackie and yanis guy is from duck family treasures will show us around the swamp but first -- we're getting word president biden apparently is refusing to leave the debate stage. take a look. >> but they know they've got the -- the -- the other thing there. you know, they cancel climate. cancel you can't have cancel climate then you're going to have the climate of cancelation. and what the forefathers say -- forefathers said we set upon these -- you know the thing. [laughter] >> okay mr. president thank you so much. we'll be right back. >> they are back for season two of the duck family treasure. the beloved robertson family also known for the long running series duck dineny dynasty digging for treasure on fox nation. take a look. >> let's go. let's go. what is wrong with you? ♪ ♪ let's go. what do you got? i see there you go, baby. whew. that is a coin. oh, my goodness. adventure d

julia was in a jam sunday at jfk airport.e health desk, he googled a number for delta customer service. called what he said was listed and got an automated prompt. >> there were two options, this airport, that airline. i thought, this is weird, this should just be delta. looking back now it was already a little bit strange. >> reporter: he said the call dropped and then a different number called him back asking for his name and flight confirmation number. but then he claims they tried several times to get his payment information and he noticed too many red flags. >> i asked him. he's like, i am from rochester new york. how far is that from new york city? about two hours. i'm like, okay, that's not the way it is. >> reporter: delta tells abc news in a statement, whenever we become aware of an alleged scam targeting our customers, including in this situation, we immediately conduct an investigation using facts gained from its investigation, when able, we can then address each unique situation as appropriate with the necessary l

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jfk is 1961. inaugural is an unabashed statement of strengths, including the memorable line we dare not tempt them was witness. truman spoke of alliances and partners. but in 1951, everyone that if the u.s. did not lead the fight against stalin's ambitions, there would be little fight at all. in 2023 are still outstrips. the forces the unfree world. also how quickly china is expanding military budget. that might not be true for. the question today are not of might but of mission will and leadership. well questions to truman had an answer in that 1951 speech. quote faith has made this country a leader in the world who shirked responsibilities in the 1920s. we cannot shirk now. good leaders do not threaten to quit if things go wrong. they expect cooperation, of course, and they expect everyone to do his share. but they didn't stop to measure sacrifices with a teaspoon. while the fight is on. apparently spending time with churchill had had an impact on the rhetorical, usually plainspoken man from mis

like i do want to know who killed jfk, you know?ording himself. >> greg: that's a great question. >> hotep: you know how high you got to get to record yourself doing a crime. >> greg: i think that was his insurance policy against the big guy, right? >> hotep: uh-oh. >> greg: yeah. this is a lighter question from rock and roll high school asks, what was your best part-time job or summer work that you ever had. kat? >> kat: none of that was good. i don't know. i guess all the restaurants i worked for are interchangeable. oh, wait, no, probably my job at california pizza kitchen, because, yeah, i had to live with a guy that was there because i didn't have a home. >> greg: that's why you liked it. >> jim: it wound up bealing useful. >> greg: you met some dude. >> jim: yeah, you could call him that. >> greg: yes. i don't know if i want to know anymore about this. >> jim: there's more in my book, if you do. [cheers and applause] >> greg: jim? i feel like you had a lot of weird summer work that involved heavy lifting, moving, stealing. >>

jfk is 1961. inaugural is an unabashed statement of strengths, including the memorable line we dare not tempt them was witness. truman spoke of alliances and partners. but in 1951, everyone that if the u.s. did not lead the fight against stalin's ambitions, there would be little fight at all. in 2023 are still outstrips. the forces the unfree world. also how quickly china is expanding military budget. that might not be true for. the question today are not of might but of mission will and leadership. well questions to truman had an answer in that 1951 speech. quote faith has made this country a leader in the world who shirked responsibilities in the 1920s. we cannot shirk now. good leaders do not threaten to quit if things go wrong. they expect cooperation, of course, and they expect everyone to do his share. but they didn't stop to measure sacrifices with a teaspoon. while the fight is on. apparently spending time with churchill had had an impact on the rhetorical, usually plainspoken man from mis

he did not kill jfk.ut if he had killed him, he would have done it while he was in the womb. [ laughter ] while we're on the subject of unwanted children, eric trump, son of donald -- [ laughter and applause ] -- has been making the rounds as part of something called "the reawaken america tour." it's quite a lineup, michael flynn, roger stone, the mypillow guy. all the stars of the magaverse are there, including this electrifying young man. >> my father finally got a subpoena from the january 6th committee. did anybody see this? this hoax committee, and i'm telling you, i told him a minute ago, i go, you have to go testify. you know what, it will be the greatest entertainment. who wants to pop a beer, make some popcorn, and watch donald trump talk about election fraud in the united states of america? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i do too. i would like to see that. [ applause ] daddy's lawyers definitely don't want that, they want him to be quiet so he doesn't go to jail. and you don't have to work at a ca

jfk is the president who issued the executive order allowing federal workers to collectively bargainhe time because you lead to issues like this. we have the public health and safety at risk, and they're being blocked by union rules. new york is especially susceptible to this kind of parochialism. new jersey, new york, upstate new york fight over these things where it's airlines, bridges, tunnels. the three airlines -- airportings here, newark, laguardia and jfk, have just spent billions of dollars to renovate themselves, but this area is losing population. and if airports in places like dallas, atlanta, denver very and miami are really picking up and making up for the losses in new york. so new york is really eroding and partly for reasons like this. it's just become impossible to do business if you only have airline traffic controllers staffed at 54% and people sitting there for hours and days on the floor at laguardia airport. paul: allysia, canada is usually not a model for u.s. government, but in this case it might have -- making a nonprofit out of the air traffic control regime

has done. >> and larry, jfk's grandson wasn't the only kennedy to speak out. rfk jr.'e suggesting that the coronavirus was, quote, ethically targeted to spare jews and chinese people. what do you make of this pushback that rfk jr. is receiving not just from the public but from his own family? and i guess to put your political hat on, i'm asking two questions at once here. how is it that he has been able to attract not a significant or large number of democrats in certain polls, but even a slim number, enough that it shows up in the polls. i suppose it's just the kennedy name. >> it's the kennedy name because not many republicans are going to be voting in democratic primaries and caucuses. and look, some of it is residual affection for his father, former senator -- the late senator robert f. kennedy, and of course the late president kennedy. but i think it's also true -- and he must know this -- the republicans are using this daily, not just that hearing, that ridiculous hearing that the republicans held in the house of representatives last week, people like steve banno

postal facility just across the street from jfk airport.o this facility, and they have customs is border protection on site. i got to see new machines they're using where they actually teach machines using ai to detect fentanyl. fentanyl can be so potent in just a small amount. so they have to use this technology to very specifically target that fentanyl. if they get a hit they think they might suspect fentanyl, they'll take it across this big warehouse to a lab they're just now bringing online to be able to test these packages right here at the site. it's something that secretary mayorkas got to see firsthand. he's just leaving now as you met the men and women conducting this test. fentanyl continues to be a huge problem across the u.s. and for some families who have already lost loved ones, it's too late. >> and tell us how this works, how can, you know, this equipment scan for fentanyl? >> reporter: well, it's interesting. i actually just got the opportunity to talk to secretary mayorkas, he talks about how the machines they have here ar

"maybe they were looking in my basement for the sasquatch who shot jfk with hunter biden's laptop withpacabra who hung jeffrey epstein with barack obama's long form birth certificate. chemtrails." then, the mar-a-lago... [applause] ♪ eeeeee ♪ the mar-a-lago investigation isn't the only legal trouble for the ex-prez. yesterday, the new york attorney general, letitia james, held a press conference to announce a massive lawsuit against the ex-president's business... [cheering] for repeatedly lying about the value of his assets in order to defraud the banks who were giving him loans. but on "hannity," the former president trotted out a water-tight defense. "the banks should have known i'm a liar!" >> we have a disclaimer right on the front and it basically says, you know, get your own people, you're at your own risk. this was done by management. it wasn't done by -- it was done by management, so don't rely on the statement that you're getting. >> stephen: then why have a statement? what kind of excuse is that? "we put on the standard disclaimer. i am lying." i'd love to see him close a bus

i was watching jfk laguardia all of them weredy vetting all routes for the planes coming in to chicago. it's been wild thunderstorm activity setup over there but back here in the bay area amanda, it's been mild and only become more and more mild heading into the weekend forecast. >>> so let's start talking about that right now. down in the santa clara valley, pretty much clear conditions as we're all waking up. no visibility issues there. where daytime highs today are only topping off in the 80s. now we still have that marine layer floating pretty heavy in san francisco right now and daytime highs in the heart of the city there. 65 degrees today. 80s off in the east inland hills and it's starting to cool down nicely and if you are planning to go watch the giants win once again you can expect 60s this afternoon at first pitch. happing around 6:45. we'll turn quickly into 50s as we head into the late evening hours. need the talk about the climate prediction center and what they have on tap for us in the next six to ten days. on average, throughout the bay area we're actually going to be

is running a long shot bid for president as a democrat the nephew of jfk and the son of robert f.nts falsely citing research in a video obtained by "the new york post." >> covid-19 is targeted to attack caucasians and black people. the people who are most immune are ashkenazi jews, and chinese. >> reporter: despite his controversial rhetoric, some polls show him with double-digit support in the primary. >> that's all about his last name. >> reporter: schlossberg agrees >> he's trading in on camelot, celebrity, conspiracy theories, and conflict for personal gain and fame >> reporter: he's not alone. rfk jr.'s sister, kerry kennedy, and nephew, former congressman joe kennedy, have condemned the remarks, and now republicans are using his rhetoric as a tool to attack the biden administration on capitol hill >> you are slandering me incorrectly >> time. >> reporter: rfk jr. rejects the idea that his views are racist or anti-semitic, but members of his family are backing away and putting their support behind biden's re-election. the kennedy family has a deep relationship with the bidens

congress is a major presidential parties would try to build would try to build coalitions back to 1960, jfk basically not a lot of difference between them. for a long time, democrats included prominent publicans in their cabinet and republicans include some prominent democrats in their cabinets. they had a bipartisan overlap and i think that is what you would have if you had multiple parties in congress because the broad coalitions, you break that doom loop whether it is either at my side or your side and you expand. nobody ever says the lesser of three or four or five people's. host: to martin in las cruces. caller: as a 30 year green, we have had major party status in the state of new mexico. i have found from the two-party system there is no representation. there are more than two positions on any policy. my political vote is not represented. when they say 40% is unrepresented and independent, that means they are not represented by a political party. the third party gives people a voice. the question is, do we have a presented tip democracy? when people are not represented and marginaliz

the passenger says it started when he was on board a plane at jfk in new york. the flight was canceled because of weather, and he returned to the terminal because of the weather there. rather than wait in line at customer service counter, the passenger decided to make a phone call instead. so he googled the customer service hotline for his airline, and that's when the problems began. that man clicked on the first number that he saw. he says it was not legit. thankfully, he realized there was a problem before it was too late. the passenger did some more digging and realized that google results showed fake numbers for other airlines as well. so how often does this happen? our consumer investigator chris chmura is here. so walk me through this. he is on united or american or whatever airline. he googles the phone number. he sees a number, he calls it, and it's not the actual number. how does that happen? >> think about when you google a restaurant or something else. sometimes that result shows up. somehow these fake travel agents or real travel agents were able to

from the cool afternoon to the rainy morning before the assassination of jfk. >> what is this cold frontifted to the afternoon. how would that they have gone differently? how are the course of american history be changed if the weather was just a little different. jason cooper oversees one of the largest collections of weather data which include some famous names. >> washington, franklin and jefferson were some famous weather observers. here is something we have from the 1800s. >> reporter: temperatures, rain, wind. even hand-drawn weather maps. this from 1873. >> this is the information was collected as a country as a globe . as a global community of the last 2 to 3 centuries that supports the predictions and decisions and analyses that are being performed today. when you hear scientists say something like july was the hottest july on record or it is 2023 ended up being the hottest year ever recorded is just a guess it is largely based on those meticulous records kept by people who were teachers, soldiers and farmers. >> we are basically the nation scorekeepers. we are looking at data.

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by the way, i visited the international mail facility at jfk airport last week. and, the number of small just -- packages we interdict with firearms, synthetic drugs, it's stunning. we have advanced so far. the fentanyl, the fentanyl problem. we have 70,000 americans that died last year. it's not a creation of the past 24 months. there were, i think, 58,000 deaths in 2020. this is the scourge of drugs. it is a something we have never overcome. we are addressing the supply side from an enforcement perspective. we are harnessing artificial intelligence to advance our capacity to interdict drugs. to be able to see anomalies in passenger vehicles, commercial trucks. i will stay, the creativity of the smugglers is extraordinary. yet, our ingenuity in building response protocols is also extraordinary. >> can i ask a quick supplementary. there are two schools of thought. one that china bears some responsibility for this because of source chemicals come from there. the other is this is china bashing and those chemicals could have been combined into very different product

sunday, reggae and on the weekend, you can hear other musicians along jfk, we don't drive on jfk promenade. so come out there and of course outside lands, ken dar lamar on friday night. it's just weeks away, the three-day concert goes through the 13th. each year, 220,000 people show up for the park for the weekend event. we're very fortunate to have another planning entertainment and all the benefits that come from this concert to the local community and community. and that madam vice president, concludes the general manager's report. >> thank you for keeping it brief, and phil. >> and cheerful. do we have any public comment on the general's report in room 16? seeing none, do we have anybody with their hand raised on web ex ? one hand. >> i had my land raised like 30 minutes ago to speak on behalf of zion. i don't know if that's okay. >> that should be fine. >> just one of the commissioner said about how skating is viewed and how people, see skating as illegal activity sometimes. i went to minnesota and we had a skate park at my school and zion would come and make sure that everybody clean

and interestingly enough, when jfk became president, it's remarkable. ford is in the pictures. he's the only republican in the pictures of 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. even in 1960, he actively campaign 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. i'm committed. and he cultivated young richard nixon as a potential kennedy, didn't he? it came to grace nixon, in fact. yeah. the old row hotel. i keep saying that someone should put a plaque outside because because of two things early, early in 1951, it was the lincoln day dinner for the republican party. and arthur vandenberg, as 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 with his acquaintance. i wouldn't call him a close friend at that point. newly elected senator from cali