to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.brother guy consolmagno ia jesuit religious and an astronomer and physicist whose area of research is asteroids and meteorites. he is a member and leader

jfk was for lower taxes and strong military. life democratic president and existing in the democratic party on any capacity. bill clinton and barack obama deported more people who entered this country illegally than any other presidents in history far more than donald trump. so this was a party that was more about the working men and women common sense goals in terms of lifting people up, but now it is a party of the elites, of more of an extremist socialist ideology that many americans are rejecting and maybe that's why donald trump despite 91 felony counts is leading joe biden in polls right now for the presidency because people want a return to strong boarders, a strong economy, and crime where you actually have attorney generals enforcing the law and parents having a say in their kid's education again. these are not conservative ideals i don't think, liz. this is common sense. elizabeth: they used to be democrat ideals. joe concha, you're terrific and we want you back on again soon. have a good weekend. >> you too . thanks.

. >> you have talked about jimmy carter, richard nixon, jfk, etc.. >> you have observed the last 6070 years of history. a friend of mine called the current period the great realignment. i want to get your take on the last 10 years in american history. >> the ark was from fdr in 1933 until ronald reagan in 1980. a time where people believed the federal government was your friend. whether it was world war ii, social security, the highway system, the department of defense. reagan came in and it was a revolution that went to trump. it was more of a suspicion of the federal government, not to waste, balance the budget. and now we are in a time of neo-civil war. the age of reagan is over. they are morphing with biden people. you have a new world order going on with donald trump and how he has consumed so much of the oxygen of our country. we do not know where we are at. this divide, al gore and george w bush down the middle. the florida recount, hillary clinton won the popular vote but trump came president. we have not been able to get out of that feud. i think the republicans are winning i

things, they are basically taken off the line and if you have ever stood at a long line at dulles or jfk or la waiting with everybody else in line, you can imagine that they slide that thing that said it is closed and everybody has to go find another line and this simply puts more burden on that system. let me remind you. actually 20 hijackers who were trained for september 11 and the 20th hijackers whose name escapes me was stopped by an inspector at miami international airport who was trained and had enough time to say i don't really think you're coming into the united states to go to disney world and that person was excluded from the united states and lionized in real time for their ability and we are degrading their ability to stop all of those other people when we overwhelm the system with problems. >> that is the crux of the issue right here and for those who don't know but as a commissioner, i work with the officers who work at the points of entry and not just those 2000 miles southwest but we have other borders we are responsible to try to protect and trying to step bad people fr

the same time when jfk promenade was initially created temporarily. the promenade proved popular with local residents. in 2021, with the reopening of the improved group picnic and opening of the new redwood grove playground, rec and park responded by returning vehicular access to shelley north, shortening the promenade to the current half mile lechblth cars can drive to the sites and upper reservoir parking lot while also maintaining a promenade in a portion of the park. the rec park commission approved a resolution on june 15, 2023 supporting the shelley promenade. the commission resolution recommended that the board of supervisors legislate restricting vehicular acseon john shelley drive west permanently. for little more description of the promenade, it is mostly flat even though this is quite a hilly park. it provides excellent views of the pacific ocean and san francisco bay. the new promenade would also complement the existing mansell promenade and add additional length to the trail network and enhance overall connectivity in mclaren park. car ac

so i started thinking about it, thinking about jfk, which is mostly maybe like a posthumous thing. and i started thinking about it a little bit in relation to media too, like fdr and radio and jfk and tv. are there other is that and i, i know this is a 19 century phenomenon to, but thinking of photography in particular and what does that mean is it a kind of civic religion is it i know it happens in other places, other nations and other kinds of governments. but for us in the u.s. like how i'm just thinking about how this connects to everything we've been talking about. yes. the two interesting stories in this regard in the 1860, abraham lincoln goes to new york and gives a famous address at cooper union. and while he's there, the famous photographer, matthew brady, who became famous from taking pictures of the civil war. he takes a picture of lincoln and that picture becomes v view of lincoln that the american people have. and it's sent around to newspapers all around the country. and it's a really big deal. people don't know what this guy, abraham lincoln, who was congressman for

ashley: unorthodox jewish man went to the ll counter at new york jfk airport, looked it up, tickets coston went to jfk and paid for reservist military, and israel caught up 400,000 military reservists including those who retired but those under the age of 40 say some israeli americans living in the us have received draft orders and been instructed to return to israel. that's an interesting story. stuart: martha maccallum and nigel farage on the pro-palestinian protests around the world, the 11:00 hour of "varney and company" next. ♪ - [narrator] what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted because you'll have power when you need it the most. - with the generac it powers our well, the refrigerator, and my cpap machine, which are all things that we need to survive on a day-to-day basis - [narrator] get the security and peace of mind your family deserves with a home standby generator from generac. eight out of 10 home generators are generac with thousands of satisfied

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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

. >> laura: at the end of the show put up photos from what i saw today at jfk airport this morning.nts sleeping in the airport. this people walking by them. what's going on here? what's the truth about we had to spend the money excuse? >> if you listen closely what mayorkas is saying. he is acknowledging that this is a design. this is happening on purpose. even. >> laura: orderly? >> and they are letting all these people come in and what they have done beyond construction of the border wall. they advance catch and release. they get rid of title 42 and get rid of remain in mexico. when governor pritzker sent his letter last week buried in the middle of it was a really interesting paragraph where is he suggesting that the white house have somebody in charge of leading on this issue. and that's their own damn governors and mayors rising up. i'm so happy that you were right a few weeks ago, because what i care more importantly than anything else that we secure our border. this is one small step. last point, if this is what they need to do to be legal today, were they violating the law y

in april, 22, two years after christian smalls termination, a majority of workers at jfk voted to voted to have his independent amazon labor union represent them in collective bargaining. america finally isn't china. our political tradition cherishes human dignity and popular counter pressure against. elite, elite power. while the united states has always been a market society, the country has also given rise to many honorable traditions that have sought to bring the market system humane, democratic control from the jacksonian to progressive to populists, from teddy roosevelt to franklin roosevelt and to nixon and and sorry to nixon and eisenhower. these traditions played decisive role in forging the first version of political exchange capitalism in the previous century, and once more, it's up to american workers, to our leaders, into a new consensus on their vigilance. our vigilance depend the broadly shared prosperity and checks against private tyranny without which there can be no land of the free. thank very much. and i'm delighted now to welcome senator rubio. i thank you. i apolog

they are being sent to jfk. but the operational update has no mention of that. don't talk about that. last three months, the last 90 days ports of entry have been getting close to or exceeding 100,000 per month and the number is climbing. the last 90 days it continues to climb. i think it was 110,000 at our points of entry it wasn't just for the southwest, that meant 40,000 thousand they paroled in flying to airports like jfk but no mention of that. the magician sleight-of-hand, look over here while i'm doing something over here. they only want you to look at southwest border between the ports of entry. the total is the story and it will clearly illustrate. total nationwide encounters is all you need to look at. >> we have questions from listeners. one of them addresses some share of the people who make cbp one appointments are walking across the bridge in el paso, they are getting on a plane in caracas and flying to kansas city or wherever it is. i'm pretty sure we have a request on this but do we know the numbers that are going to interior points of entry? >>

the nonprofit looking up arts is installing the giant red letters on the jfk promenade.e's the work in progress here. they put the same sign on the playa at burning man this year. it isn't just a tongue in cheek joke. written on the inside, stories of people who have lived under strict rules. we should be able to see it in its entirely by the 28th, right before halloween of this month. >>> let's take you outside now, speaking of san francisco. a beautiful shot of the golden gate. jeff is going to return, talk about a lite rain in our tl >>> okay. this is kind of cool. you don't see a competition like this every day. a corn hole tournament in north beach. the olympic club foundation and the san francisco italian athletic club hosted dozens of teams. look at that setup. playing for prizes and bragging rights. we recognize her, mayor breed tossing a few bags. the olympic club foundation says historically it's raised about $100,000 to fund youth sports. >>> and on the coast, surfers making the most of the swells this week. check it out. this is mavericks along right near hal

. >> the last four days, to collect and send tons of equipment from jfk, using amazon wish list to israel>> reporter: collections of toilet toiletries, tactical gears, backed up in beautiful bags, ready to ship across the country and world. aid is important and they are hoping -- >> to put as much pressure on if hamas terror organization to release the keys, the babies, the men, the women, the soldiers, who were kidnapped into gaza. >> gaza is where the burger shop owner ahmad terrin wants to focus on. using his skills for a pop-up there. >> in islam, there's peace be upon him. the muslim nations are like one body. so, if one part of the body is in pain, the whole body is in pain. >> reporter: the u.s. said wednesday, an intensifying israeli siege has cut off supplies of food, water and power in gaza. after the current war, only 5% of residents had access to clean drinking water. >> seeing the images from over there. and seeing the children fearful, scared, injured, it kind of like breaks my heart to see that. >> reporter: both sides choosing light for the people trying to escape death ev

i've likened it before to jfk airport. you know, at least before the current renovations, you would go there and it would be a little bit old, a little smelly in a slow, slightly embarrassing but yet the heart of global commerce. and there's a certain kind of similarity between jfk and our modern payment system. but let's jump right into the conversation about what exactly are both the options on the table, what exactly can be said about the direction in which our payment system is evolving. so i'm going to start off. maybe you can kick us off with a professor explanation since that is really where the policy conversation is centering. you can schoolhouse rock us with sort of the basics and then maybe jump into some of the critical points of emphasis for the policy conversation.ro >> a law professor at the data, we could be here the whole hour. [inaudible] >> either too old or too young to know what you're talking about. [laughter] so, to get professorial, let's take a step back. let's take a step back and go back to what

the supersonic jet traveling at twice the speed of sound from new york's jfk to london's heathrow. the jet carried 100 passengers including some celebrities. concorde began commercial service in 1976 but british airways and air france retired the fleet citing rising operating cost and down turn in demand. >>> coming up on the "cbs weekend news" winter makes an early appearance. we'll show you where, next. >>> it is a war that can cause many people to shiver. snowstorm. this week millions from the rockies to the plains could see up to a foot of snow as a pacific storm blows in from the west. let's check on the weather threat with paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. temperatures are really dipping, paul. >> we are dealing with a pattern change coming into the west coast. tomorrow not bad. temperatures, again, late october so nothing unusual. got 60s and 70s. gone are the 80s, 90s, even 100-degree temperatures we had across the southwest. here is the beginning of the change. some rain and snow across the higher terrain as we have this deeper trough come through and

they are being flown into jfk. the operational update, no mention of that. again, the last 90 days ports of entry have been getting close to or exceeding 100,000 per month and the number is climbing. the last 90 days it continues to climb. that wasn't just that the southwest border. that meant 40,000-50,000 that they paroled into airports like jfk. no mention of that. they want you to look over here while i'm doing something else over here. total nationwide encounters tell the story including the magnitude of the problem. also, it will clearly illustrate the shell game that they are playing. type in cbp stats and the first truck that comes up is all you need to look at. >> we have a couple of questions. one of them addresses some share of the people make cbp one pointless. art walking across the bridge in el paso, they are getting on a plane in caracas and flying to kansas city or whatever it is. i am pretty sure we have a freedom of information act request in on this. do we know the numbers going to interior ports of entry? >> we do. it is convoluted. it is

thinking about it a little bit in relation to media to fdr, radio, jfk, tv. are there others? i know this is the 19th century phenomenon too. but thinking of photography, in particular, what does that mean? is it a kind of cinematic religion? i know it happens in other places, in other nations, in other kinds of government, for us, as the u.s., like how -- i'm just thinking about how this connects everything we've been talking about. >> yeah. interesting story in this regard. in 1860, abraham lincoln goes to new york and gives the famous address at cooper union. while he's there, the famous photographer, matthew brady, who became famous from taking w jewish community that when a boy would be bar mitzvahed at a synagogue, you would have the rabbi would walk, the torah would be carried around, the bar mitzvah would be there, then somebody will be holding up a picture of franklin roosevelt. so, yeah, these photos and iconography, i mentioned the shepherd very picture of obama. i think those pictures are hugely important in conveying an image of the president who

now she's opening in jfk airport, why?e got the needed money but other wanted to support her and the people at jfk said, i want a minority company. >> good, because they've got a lot of the ritzy businesses there and a lot of us when we hear the names and say, oh, you know what, i feel better going to mcdonald's than the other guy. jpmorgan, i like themed more. that's okay with you. >> it's not sexy to talk about how they're helping somebody but sexy to talk about when somebody is doing bad. how do i have a unique voice in some of these communities? you know what, have somebody a representative of here and these other communities so it's an authentic voice and take affordable steps and you don't throw campaigns out because, yeah, it can come back to you in the wrong way and love the fact that they're not only supporting them this way but had resources in their system prior to george floyd. t-mobile says you wear magenta edge and here is how to get all these resources, chase, here's how you do it, lowe's, here's how you do

transit in inner sunset and ability to do a lot of shopping on foot, and now the improved biking with jfk closed to cars, because we have a 4 and a half year old who rides her bike. we now have a safe place to go and ride bike jz don't have to to worry about traffic. >> graffiti continues to be one of these things that during the pandemic just got out of control everywhere in the city and i do think that it is hampering our recovery of commercial corridors, so some of the volunteers on west portal avenue, some of the merchants got together with interns at our office to do some hands on abatement and we have been doing it regularly. we are doing it once a week and we have a wonderful neighbor, carrie organizing and storing the paint and supplies in her office on west portal, but this needs more then just a volunteer efforts. >> i'm grateful for the collaboration. we passed legislation at the board and put $4 million in the budget over the next 24 months to help the department of public works hire laborers and labor apprentices to abate the graffiti on private property on commercial corrido

so i started thinking about it, thinking about jfk, which is mostly maybe like a posthumous thing. and i started thinking about it a little bit in relation to media too, like fdr and radio and jfk and tv. are there other is that and i, i know this is a 19 century phenomenon to, but thinking of photography in particular and what does that mean is it a kind of civic religion is it i know it happens in other places, other nations and other kinds of governments. but for us in the u.s. like how i'm just thinking about how this connects to everything we've been talking about. yes. the two interesting stories in this regard in the 1860, abraham lincoln goes to new york and gives a famous address at cooper union. and while he's there, the famous photographer, matthew brady, who became famous from taking pictures of the civil war. he takes a picture of lincoln and that picture becomes v view of lincoln that the american people have. and it's sent around to newspapers all around the country. and it's a really big deal. people don't know what this guy, abraham lincoln, who was congressman for

king was king felt like jfk owed the black community. king felt like kennedy was afraid to act up because king was already concerned about the election. if he gave too much on civil rights. king comes to the with the second imagination proclamation and kennedy basically ignores it. i thinking was deeply disappointed by just about everything kennedy did until he was forced by some of king's protests to take a more public stand and to really speak out. king had to really put his foot to the fire to get that out. >> reporter: the fbi , we got to talk about that. they were obviously out to destroy king. but someone said to king that he could fill the cats. what is that? >> when king criticized j edgar hoover, j edgar hoover began his investigation, wiretaps. all wiretapped. the fbi listing to most of his conversations. at one point, hoover told the reporters that king is the most dangerous man in america. king is shocked by this. he doesn't know what to do. should he go to j edgar hoover? he doesn't really like conflict. he suggests that may

when jfk had a press conference and he sounded more like teddy. but over the years, i remember these goofy little skits with, gerald ford falling down right, etc. . and i'm wondering if i know of any that are that lighthearted anymore. and i'm wondering if politics has become so polarized and toxic that people hesitate to do lighthearted, funny things about the presidents because of reaction can be so limbic. showtime had a series on. it was an animated show making, fun of trump. i mean, they for that went for several seasons too i think and then saturday night live i don't think has given up on parodies. you know, alec baldwin, alec baldwin prior to shooting on director to shoot sorry you know got quite a bit of mileage off of his impersonations of trump certainly yeah. although that first bedtime his best mind to. that question over there. that thank you i also the eight episodes of the diplomat and i guess i question is there something we can do to influence some of these shows in a more productive way? the diplomat it has some good points. it

he presented it to president kennedy but jfk did not quite favor it. and i think that really hurt dr. martin luther king. something to do with the trajectory of the movement? >> there is no question about it. he was really disappointed with jfk and king felt like kennedy owed the black community some action after the closest election in american history that some say was swung by black voters. king felt like kennedy was afraid to act up because kennedy was also concerned about reelection and worried he could lose some of the white vote in the south if he gave in to civil rights so king came to kennedy with the second emancipation proclamation on the anniversary of the first one and kennedy basically ignored it and i think king was deeply disappointed by just about everything kennedy did until he was forced by some of king's protests to take a more public stand and speak out where king had put his feet to the fire to get it done. >> speaking of putting his feet to the fire, the fbi and we have to talk about that. they were obviously out to destroy him b

. >> in these last four days to collect and send tons of equipment from jfk using amazon wish lists to >> unacceptable is planning a rally in san francisco's civic center tomorrow. that hayward burger pop up is also helping victims of the recent earthquakes in afghanistan. >>> with the current war, disinformation has been a huge problem online particularly for the company formerly known as twitter. x is promising to clean up its act. new ceo of x, linda yaccarino says it has removed hundreds of hamas-affiliated accounts and taken down thousands of posts since the attack on israel by the palestinian militant group. this comes as the response from the demand from the european union that it must remove fake news articles and content linked to hamas and other terror groups saying that the company is moving manpower and refocusing on content. the eu commission gave x 24 hours to comply. >> our coverage of the war continues in all of our newscasts. for the latest updates 24 visit our website, n bay area.com. you can also get the alerts sent right to your phone by downloading the free nbc bay