>> jfk is perhaps the most difficult. 80% of the process is "does the signature and handwriting matchmplars?" jfk's handwriting changed so much there was an entire book done in the 1960s just on kennedy's handwriting. >> why would he change his signature? >> his personality changed and his signature changed. and it changed more dramatically than any other president and pretty much most famous people. >> the brothers know the handwritten letters to their grandmother, going back to 1943, must be real. but bob eaton can't just take their word for it. he compares them to a known jfk letter. show me. >> i've got a letter from 1940, which is three years prior. and the similarities -- he always had a tendency, even later in life, when he made a "t," he would continue. it wouldn't be a short little "t." he also would break words up. >> bob confirms the letters to jenny marney also have jfk's unique "t." but how do you authenticate the one from the white house? the president can't sign every letter by hand. what about that one? how do you tell it's not a secretary? >> most of kennedy's letters

is today. it says a lot about you as a person. an example, if i type in jfknto web search, i am probably looking for john f. kennedy. if i type it into my phone while i am going down the freeway and you know from my e-mail that i have a receipt to be on a flight later that day, chances are, i am trying to find out where jfk is, what gate the flight is leaving from, etc. so there are new forms emerging. this would be like a personal assistant, like siri, cortana. we really think that given our heritage of search, there is a lot we can do using preferences, even e-mail, obviously with their permission. to really rethink how search can work. today, our market share is around 10%, overall. i think when you look at the broader world of search, a majority of searches are done from about phones. the other thing we know, we have and analytical side, knowing that 8% percent of time is spent on browsers, 92% of time is spent on applications and web search is confined to the browser. how can we really unlock the information data and capability of all of the different ap

jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholicfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin, so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough but we won. >> after victory in wisconsin and a landslide in west virginia, kennedy heads straight for the nomination. but the democratic bosses are out to get him. >> in my own mind -- >> the first knife in kennedy's back is plunged by former president harry truman. >> senator kennedy, are you certain that you're quite ready for the role of president in january 1961? >> do not think it was a forgone conclusion that kennedy would be the nominee after west virginia. he was the dark horse c

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jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholicfight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. >> we got what we need here? >> he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough but we won. >> after victory in wisconsin and a landslide in west virginia, kennedy heads straight for the nomination. but the democratic bosses are out to get him. >> in my own mind -- >> the first knife in kennedy's back is plunged by former president harry truman. >> senator kennedy, are you certain that you're quite ready for the role of president in january 1961? >> do not think it was a forgone conclusion that kennedy would be the nominee after west virginia. he

that i have a receipt to be on a flight later that day, chances are, i am trying to find out where jfk iswhat gate the flight is leaving from, etc. so there are new forms emerging. this would be like a personal assistant. court, -- we really think that given our heritage of search, there is a lot we can do using preferences, even know -- e-mail, obviously with their permission. this is rethinking how search can work. today, our market share is around 10%, overall. i think when you look at the broader world of search, a majority of searches are done from about phones. the other thing we know, we have and analytical side, knowing that a percent of time is spent on browsers, 92% of time is spent on applications and web search is confined to the browser. how can we really unlock the information data and capability of all of the different apps to help make phones more effective. charlie: that is a promise you have been talking about for a while. pp do youving to a think that will happens. marissa: i think that when you start to see something like the voices search, image recognition, a lot of

this is near jfk. the accident is east of jfk. so you can see that delay. that's building there. and then north at atlantic avenue. you have a disabled vehicle and going over here into jersey city. right near county road, disabled truck. our mass transit systems are doing just fine. lori and ken, over to you. >> it's 6:39. still ahead, the superintendent of the newark school district responds to parent concerns about elevated levels of lead in the water. >> plus, response surrounding fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price thisgood, my school reunion's coming fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without

but what we're seeing here at jfk is of course what you might expect, a ramped up security.re talking about more machine guns, long guns, canine units, extra baggage checks. it's happening here and also at our area airports and the big train stations, grand central and penn station as well. the new york national guard, new york state troopers and the nypd have spread out to detour terror activities, which some of the major airlines have to take into account and tell people to allow extra time for. we've been talking to travelers here today at jfk and they say while they are being cautious, they still have to get where they're going. >> i've taken off on runways where there's smoking wreckage at the front. it's what you do. >> after hearing about what happened i guess yesterday, it was very disturbing to me, but you know what? i do believe life has to go on. >> and global security experts say gathering effective intelligence on terror plots before they are carried out continues to be a top priority. that's where some of the focus really has to maintain. u.s. officials maintai

. >> reporter: jfk is one of the busiest airports in the world, with more than 1,000 flights each day. 90 airlines moving 150,000 passengers in and out of the city skies. so i head to work in the control tower, 17 stories up. >> it's my first day as an intern. control tower up here. crazy. >> reporter: my boss for the day, dave, jfk's air traffic manager. >> good to have you here. >> reporter: he manages a team of controllers that run a high wire balancing act. moving planes along jfk's 50 miles of runways and taxi ways. >> jet blue on the runway now. another two behind him. >> landing plane has the right away over a departing plane. >> still on the ground and able to stop. >> reporter: controllers have eyes across 5,000 acres and rely on radar, too. >> there are times when the tower is up in the clouds. when you look out, all you can see the white. >> is it nerve rackwracking, knowing there are hundreds of planes and you can't see them? >> is it for you, will? >> a lot of weather out there, you get stressed a little bit but you can't let it get to you. >> reporter: this is one cool g

is today. it says a lot about you as a person. an example, if i type in jfknto web search, i am probably looking for john f. kennedy. if i type it into my phone while i am going down the freeway and you know from my e-mail that i have a receipt to be on a flight later that day, chances are, i am trying to find out where jfk is, what gate the flight is leaving from, etc. so there are new forms emerging. this would be like a personal assistant, like siri, cortana. we really think that given our heritage of search, there is a lot we can do using preferences, even e-mail, obviously with their permission. to really rethink how search can work. today, our market share is around 10%, overall. i think when you look at the broader world of search, a majority of searches are done from about phones. the other thing we know, we have and analytical side, knowing that 8% percent of time is spent on browsers, 92% of time is spent on applications and web search is confined to the browser. how can we really unlock the information data and capability of all of the different ap

jfk. this is just the beginning. tomorrow it's going to be a mess winds and strong winds gusting upwards of 50 miles per hour. 60 in the city. we got to our forecast high today. 56 in poe sip see. ughkeepsie poughkeepsie. 48 in montauk. look at the cooler temperatures back by detroit and columbus. we'r going to inherit that along with those winds. it's going to make it feel much colder through the overnight and into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning when you wake up, it is go ng to feel like it's in the 30s and 20s. we're going to top off tomorrow at 54. sun, clouds and again look at those numbers. a very windy day. these are dangerous wind. make sure everything on the porch is tied up, check your balconies. these strong winds are going to make their presence known. gorgeous day on wednesday, close to 60 degrees. look at that, winter tries to hang on. degrees below average as we head into sunday, monday, tuesday. it's going to be a tough go with forecast highs in the 40s when our average should be about 54. tomorrow

new york jfk is the busiest intercontinental destination for flights leaving brussels followed by tell aviv and washington d.c. they then turn the planes around they head right back across the ocean so that's the morning push is when this would have happened and you can see how busy and packed. that's a con source there at the brussels airport. a very busy, by airport and you'll see a lot of folks headed to israel there in the brussels airport. it is a main portel from europe and amsterdam is the center for a lot of jewish activity in belgium. so the brussels airport i ia main gateway for people leaving brussels and headed to tel aviv. >> stay right@there. this is breaking news out of brussels belgium where 13 people >>> good morning everybody. your time is 6:30 locally. obviously we've been extended breaking news coverage of what's been going none brussels, belgium, coordinated attacks. they are calling it at this point terrorist attacks. multiple, possibly two to four explosions. not sure how many right now. we know a couple of them airport. another few happened within the metro syst

new york jfk is the busiest intercontinental destination for flights leaving brussels followed by tell aviv and washington d.c. they then turn the planes around in just a number of hours and they head right back across the ocean so that's the morning push is when this would have happened and you can see how busy and packed. that's a con source there at the brussels airport. you'll see a lot of folks headed to israel there in the brussels airport. it is a main portel from europe and amsterdam is the center for a lot of jewish activity in belgium. so the brussels airport is a main gateway for people leaving brussels and headed to tel aviv. >> stay right there. this is breaking news out of brussels belgium where 13 people have been killed. multiexplosions. we'll rejoin our coverage right now. >>> good morning, everyone. it's 6:30 on the west coast. several explosions rocking belgium. two at the airport and at least one in the metro system in downtown brussels. we know that at least 13 people have been killed. we have seen footage like this of people trying to get out of the airport and th

new york jfk is the busiest intercontinental destination for flights leaving brussels, followed by tel aviv and washington, d.c. because those flights come in in the morning as you mentioned, we've all gotten off that flight, we're red eyed, bleary eyed, and struggling to stay awake. they then turn those planes away and in just a number of hour and they head right back across the ocean. so that is the morning push is when this would have happened. and you can see how busy and packed the concourse there, very busy airport. and one last note, you will see an awful lot of folks headed to israel there in the brussels airport. it is a main portal from europe and amsterdam -- rather antwerp a center for a lot of jewish activity. so the brussels airport is a main gateway >> tom, stand by. we'll tcontinue our coverage in just a moment. in brussel, at least 13 people have been killed, mull tunnel explosions. one at the airport, one at a subway station. >>> good morning. it is 6:30 on the east coast. it is 11:30 in brussels and that's where we're covering breaking news this morning. several expl

he is assessed with jfk. >> the man is very respectful. but to go that far, i would have never known. >> we obtained a police report that shows they took jonathan smead to metrohealth medical center recently after he held aa knife to his own throat and a fake gun to his head after some sort of family matter. obviously some issues but no joke when you threaten the presidentsly. city leaders are working to make historical markers and cleveland's mount pleasant neighborhood more secure because please send the past two days annals have still pictures and printed copies inside the markers.have they are put in place to honor former mayorth carl stokes, landscape designer charles addams and formerla browns running back jim brown. community leaders a say in a sad to seeco someone cause such senseless damage. >> is disappointing. because he did a lot of things for the city.ec >> the printed portion from the charles as margaret was found yesterdayy inside aj rickoff school. >> thousands of students at the university of akron will be getting a refund

the classic example i will use is if i type in jfk into web search, i'm probably looking for the john f kennedy wikipedia page. if i type in jfk and you can tell from my phone that i'm racing down the freeway heading towards an airport and you know from my e-mail that i have a receipt to be on a flight later that day, chances are i'm trying to find out when pie flight to jfk is, what gate it is leaving from, is it on time, et cetera. so there is a new form of search that is really emerging in mobile. which i refer to as personal assistant. you see some of this with google now, siri, cortana. we really think given our heritage insert there is a lot that we can do for our users, using some of their preferences, using e-mail. obviously with their permission. but to really rethink how search can and should work. >> rose: what percentage of search will that be? >> today our market share is somewhere around 10% overall. but i think that when you look at the broader world of search, mat jort of searches are going to be done from mobile phones. and the other thing we know, we have an analyti

day in november 1963, and i'm about to meet a man who was left with a dilemma tied to jfk's assassin. >> my name isavid card. my family's not related in any way to lee harvey oswald, so i don't know what's stranger -- the story of how we inherited his grave marker, or the story of what happened after. >> hi, dave. i'm jamie. >> jamie, david card. such a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. same here. >> yeah. >> thanks for having me in. great bar. >> since the late 1970s, dave card has owned and operated poor david's pub, a bare-bones downtown dallas club that provides a stage for up-and-coming singer-songwriters. >> is it here? >> if you're talking about the tombstone, yes, it is here. >> dave doesn't usually keep his strange inheritance in his nightclub. he has a secret hiding place for it, but he's taken it out to show me. >> this is the original tombstone of lee harvey oswald. >> whoa. it feels wrong, but i'm just admiring the carving and everything. i mean, somebody went to a lot of trouble to make this headstone. i do want to hear more of the story. >> well, let's go have a seat and talk about

you heard from those passengers who had just landed at jfk. noticinged to is at airports. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: it's also what you're hearing. you may hear airport security yelling at drivers telling them to go. they're not happy with people lingering around this area more so than usual. you're seeing intense security out here and in there with even the military making their presence known. port authority police officers ordered drivers to keep moving as they picked up or dropped off passengers at kennedy airport. we received this photo showing national guardsmen patrolling terminal four, international arrivals and departures. >> i just saw more military walking around. something happened in brussels, so you wonder. yoe u know, you look out. >> reporter: this man just arrived from abu dhabi and said security at jfk seemed normal, here. >> primary thing that one would expect. when you have unexpected things going on, it does upset or bother you. >> reporter: one flight that left this morning for brussels was diverted to amsterdam. we've been receiving

is 6:53. the jetblue flight attendant who tried to sneak cocaine through security at lax has been arrested. the 31-year-old gave up to dea agents at jfkater today before being returned here to california. police say she ran from lax on friday night after she was randomly picked for a security screening. she left bags filled with drugs. she got on a flight to new york the next day. >>> a judge in san francisco has delayed the sentencing of crime boss ray mobbed chor. he was due to be sentenced yesterday but the judge wanted to wait until after post trial motions. those motions are now due april 15th. chow was convicted of racketeering, conspiracy and murder charges back in january. >>> the latest legal showdown in a five-year battle between apple and samsung has been put on hold at least for now a judge agreed to postpone a hearing scheduled for next monday after the united states supreme court decided to step in to the ongoing patent fight between the two tech giants the judge said that monday's hearing which focused on damages to be paid for patent violations could be a waste of time until the highest court makes its decision. samsun

is the real deal. the question's raised in episode after episode -- did those guns actually belong to bonnie and clyde? did jfksign those letters? did general pickett indeed wear that bloodstained uniform? >> the fancy term auctioneers and appraisers use is "provenance." i'd put it this way -- how can the farwells be sure their beloved family heirloom really is george washington's wallet? did the wallet come with any documentation? >> there was a letter, and it tells the whole story of how it came. >> it's actually an affidavit that's more than a century old, written by a lawyer named alfred bennett. >> linda, who was alfred bennett? >> my great-great-grandfather? >> yes. >> the letter, addressed "to whom it may concern" and signed by bennett in june 1900, traces the wallet back to "the selling of the estate of one of the family of tobias lear, private secretary to george washington." and it concludes... "this pocketbook, to the best of my knowledge and belief, was once the property of george washington." you've heard how lear is said to have inherited washington's wallet. what happens next? in 1816, lear comm

jfk. tracie strahan is at ken dip with what we know now about the suspect. tracie? >> reporter: michael, it really sounds like a scene out of a movie when you break down what happened. authorities say that flight attendant, marcia gay reynolds tried to smuggle bricks of cocaine stashed in her bag back here to jfk. but she kicked off her gucci heels and went sprinting past dozens of people on an escalator going down when she was busted. the 32-year-old that was taken. she's a native of jamaica but lives in jamaica queens. they discovered 11 wrapped bricks of cocaine in her luggage. the flight attendant was trying to bring it back to a flight here to jfk. she flashed her drew bridge and nearly got through a security checkpoint but was busted when she was randomly pulled aside to be checked. she dropped her luggage, took off her shoes and tried to get away from tsa. >> 69 pounds of cocaine. the wholesale value is approximately $750,000. it's certainly a concern that she had a security clearance that gives them all kinds of access. >> marcia gay reynolds somehow got bac

our eyewitness news reporter is live at jfk with an exclusive look at a scare here and the nypd's newest counter terrorist weapon. >> reporter: lets start at kennedy, this is terminal 4, one of the highest profile international terminals in the world. you can see how busy it is at 11:00 with unscreened luggage. it is just as busy on the north side of the terminal, where the cargo is handled, and were two hours ago on the eyewitness news was there as a bomb squad was taking no chances. on a windswept cargo ramp at jfk, port authority cops and the nypd bomb squad were taking one package seriously. this is what they saw when a shipping crate pass through an x-ray machine, a tangle of wires that looks suspicious, police called ambulances to standby just in case. less than a day after the carnage in brussels, it shows how tense things have become at home. all day and kennedy and the night in laguardia, heavily guarded cops stood at ticket counters. the ultimate soft target, times square, the end by -- nypd showed us a tool that might have helped spot today's terrorists before it was too late.

jfk. this is at a time when things were as bad as they would ever be between the united states and cuba. sure, it was one thing for cuba to have its local revolution, it was another thing for cuba to become an outpost an instrument of the soviet union just 90 miles off the coast of florida. eisenhower in the closing days broken off diplomatic relations with cuba. president kennedy not just formalized the economic break between our two countries. we had the bay of pigs failed invasion in 1961. we had the missile crisis which almost brought about a nuclear war between the united states and the soviet union. it was a really bad time. in the fall of 1963, fidel castro decided he wanted peace with the united states or he wanted talks about peace with the united states. either of which seemed equally unimaginable. at this shaking nuclear pinnacle of one of the cold war, when cuba was as much the great say satin to us as we were to them. to find out if the u.s. and cuba could start a secret line of communication. if he and john k. kennedy could have a line of communication. nothing was going to

she gave up at new york's jfk. she is due in federal court later today before being returned here to california. police say she ran from lax friday night after she was randomly picked for security screening. reynolds left bags filled with $2 million worth of cocaine. she reportedly got on a flight to new york the next day. >>> it could take longer than you expected to get your tax refund. that's because the irs and california's franchise tax board will taking extra is steps to prevent taxpayer fraud. they said refunds usually arrive with in a couple of weeks if filed online. if it takes longer that is probably a sign that the tax filing is being reviewed. the irs is also issuing identity prosecute text number -- protection numbers to millions who have had their personal information compromised they must be used to file and process tax refund claims. >>> a long time bay area volunteer is about to turn 90. she is showing no signs of slowing down. you have to take a look at that. for the past 30 years mary margaret sims has

cocaine through security has been arrested. 31-year-old marsha reynolds gave up in new york's jfk airport. she is due in federal court before being returned to california. police say she ran from lax friday night after she was randomly picked for a security screening and left bags filled with two million dollars worth of cocaine cocaine. >>> happening today attorneys for vw are expected to report back to a judge overseeing the emissions scandal. the company is supposed to say how far along it is in finding a way to fix the nearly 600,000 car that use software to cheat on emissions tests. the judge said the solution must be practical and accessible to the epa. he has warned vw will face serious consequences if it doesn't act quickly they face lawsuits from the government and car owners. >>> a long time bay area volunteer is about to turn 90 and she is showing no signs of slowing down. for the past 30 years she has been describing food as a volunteer for meals on wheels in fremont. she raised four children and worked as an office manager at a hospital. she also puts in time helping out at an americ

coldest is monticello at 44. gusts at jfk, off to the north, a little stronger at newburgh, 45 miles per hour at islip. the first half of the day, gusts at 40 miles per hour, higher is still possible. a fair at of clouds and then breaking up and having patchy clouds. more sunshine in the afternoon. and then there's a big chunk of real estate where there's nothing going on. up got to hop to the rockies to find the weather maker. the chilly temperature at best 54, probably never feels that warm. extra blankets needed tonight. 34. at least the wind will ease overnight. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine and beautiful day. temperatures upper voter 50s. and gusts would approach 40 miles per hour. late thursday night, it's wet. could hear rumbles of thunder. saturday starts not the 60s and probably turns colder in the day. cold blast saturday night. and sunday, sun and clouds near 50. again, it's dry the next couple of day its. rain event is thursday night and friday. the weekend is dry but a chillier one at that. let's find out about th

. >> reporter: argumented national guardsmen are inside jfk airport right now. security is increased throughout the three regional airports and in response to the brussel's attacks. in the wake of the drizzle -- brussels attacks, port authority police are stepping up controls at jfk laguardia and newark airports. >> you have more military walking around with their guns. you have more police and just like right now, the police are walking around and talking with people and stuff like that. you don't see them every day, but, you know, it's a good >> reporter: international travelers say their awareness is heightened but they were undeferred. >> and who is going to get on with this and something -- we're kind of accustomed to. >> reporter: after a terrorist attack, questions a rise about what could have been done to prevent it. we asked arriving passengers thoughts on security measures in place. >> more security the better and so many checkpoints you can go through. >> so many attacks going on right now that, you know, there careful. >> reporter: flights are on schedule intern

he is a man of an earlier time, not like jfk who comes after him, he surrenders himself to montgomery and other mia advisers and by the end of his presidency he is quite adept with television, gives a law office addresses that are well-respected over sputnik in 1957, over the little rock crisis, integration of little rock high school, where his moral leadership in the oval office and prime-time addresses is considered an important contribution and that is in large part to these unsung heroes like robert montgomery. in the spirit of giving you the flavor of this, the first-ever presidential pollster who i will wager, you have never heard of, a finnish geologist who spent time around the west in the extractive industries, got into all oil and texas, when a wall street firm thought they could use his expertise in understanding those industries. he was diehard political buffs, studied politics and public opinion, and he realized the way magazines like literary digests who were relied upon for polling, the way they surveyed public opinion was completely inadequate, compared it to how you t

this is the route they'll fly from jfk to minneapolis. >> reporter: next, it's time for training from the simulator. what they call the sim. my instructor, tom. >> we're going to be landing on runway 31 right, right out the window over here. >> these are planes waiting to land on 31 right? >> reporter: it doesn't take long for me to understand the intensity of the job. tower. >> wind is 310. >> at 9. >> at 9. >> runway? >> 31 right. >> clear to land. >> and you're clear to land. >> you did it. >> he's not down yet. >> that's only half the job. now, this whole line is over here, matt. if you look at the radar, we have an arrival for the runway about eight miles out. we have to make sure this departure is airborne before this arrival gets here. >> in reading my homework, is that what they call shooting the gap? >> this is shooting the gap. >> reporter: two planes in, one plane out. imanage to shoot age age age age age age -- manage to shoot the gap. this takes focus to a new level. >> american 1515 this is kennedy tower. 31 left. turn left on victor. winds 310 at 9. taxi left alpha. >>

is 55. a beautiful sunset at 7:19. it's 47 around jfk where there is a little bit of that 48 around islip. mostly low 40s elsewhere. there's that southerly wind coming up here. the south facing shores will be a little cooler. coming around a is southerly wind to a southwest wind. which will warm things up into tonight and into tomorrow. no clouds all the way back to the ohio valley. eventually, this front comes to us. that's going to be on friday. this high pressure ridge will hold us off for one more day. this afternoon, we're in the mid-50s, then tomorrow morning, we start off in the upper 40s, and mid-40s. then we're going to be looking by afternoon at 68 to 70 degrees around the hudson river valley, and down the jersey shore. here comes the rain friday at 6:00 a.m. this temperature will be in the 60s and the rain plows through, and colder air comes in friday night. nice and mild, plenty of sunshine, 57. partly cloudy tonight, 45. sunny and warmer tomorrow. we've got light clouds during then we're going to be looking at temperatures getting colder for april. april says uh-uh. it's going

in november 1967, on the fourth anniversary of the jfk assassination, oswald's headstone goes missing. the caper isly solved when the father of a teenager in bartlesville, oklahoma, turns in his son and a friend. >> they came down as a prank, stole that tombstone, and were showing it off to a bunch of their high school buddies. >> it's returned to marguerite oswald, but never to the cemetery. she substitutes a more austere design. >> on the grave, she put a different headstone that was less attractive and much heavier. >> but what does marguerite do with her son's original, ornate gravestone? and how in the world, decades later, do the heirs in this "strange inheritance" tale end up with it? this is where the stories of two families, the cards and the oswalds, intersect. >> so this was marguerite oswald's house. where did your mom live? >> she lived across the street in that second duplex from the corner. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question -- what was ronald reagan's secret service code name? was it...? the answer after the break. audi pilotless vehicles have conq

plate 47 en route from jfk to brussels is still in the air and not clear where it will land because that airport is closed. american airlines check-in desk, there was a flight, around that checking in, it was bound for philadelphia, american airlines flight 751. >> reporter: heathrow airport in london and other airports in europe, affected by what is happening here. they have increased their security as a result of this and other airports do the same. ben: keep monitoring the developments. juliet: let's get over to mike woods for a check of the weather >> meteorologist: another springlike day, winds will be relaxing a little bit, temperatures getting up. 37 is the normal low, we dropped to 36 . sunrise time at 6:55. we are reporting mainly clear sky, 36 , winds from the west get you going out the door. it is 32 in poughkeepsie, in montauk, the warmer spot we have now, winds from the west end, 17 mph. and not as significant as we had yesterday. radar and satellite pretty quiet around the northeast especially in the tri-state. a few flakes of snow in upstate new york. an area of low pressu

is not any words to say about him, but he was a nice little boy. >> reporter: he and his friend brian died after both were hit by a car on jfk boulevard. friends say he is what a student at a nearby high school and part of a dance group. >> he was a really great kid. and he's going to be missed very, very much. he was my son's best friend. and it's sad the way he had to die. >> reporter: a third friend was hit and seriously hurt by survived. all three were on the sidewalk and it happened just before 9:30 saturday night. a car jumped a curb and hit the teens. >> it was a bang like something hit. downstairs, you see the two boys laying, i'm sorry, the two boys laying on the ground. >> reporter: hours after the deadly crash, the teens' friends and classmates gathered at the scene. they lit candles, shared memories, clutching on to each other in total disbelief. >> i can never imagine what both their moms are going through. but to see my son and seeing him scream immage eam and cry for his best friend is heartbreaking. >> reporter: you can see the debris is still left over hours later. they have not released the name of the person. as far a

there is another meeting on jfk high school on wednesday and the final decision will be at the end of the month. >> what they need is charter schools in jersey city. they they need to do something to patterson for solution. >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> and good morning, i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. rain moves in overnight with mild temperatures. today's highs in the 50's and 60's. it will stay mild into the early morning hours and then fall during the afternoon take a look at this. for your wednesday early temperatures in the 50's, falling into the 40's. rain gives way to some clearing skies but windy conditions. a chance of snow friday morning and then a slow lemme get a mcpick 2. check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! ♪ lemme get a mcpick 2 now, choose any 2 delicious mcdonald's classics for just $5 bucks. ♪ mix n match ♪ share n savor ♪ 2 for $5 name your flavor ♪ pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, flaky filet-o-fish, seared on the grill quarter pounder with cheese or crispy 10-piece chicken mcnuggets for just $5 bucks. gr

i think we're going to go well past that through the day. 60 in bridgeport. 67 what the record is at jfk. laguardia in the mid 70s. newark at 74. and islip at 64. a harder time getting those numbers up as you head to the island because of that on shore breeze and cooler water temperatures. as we head into thursday, the numbers are higher. most of these records dating back to this day in 2006. but i think some of these will now let's look ahead. showers potentially as we head to friday but then as we head into the weekend most of the rain stays at bay to the south and west. temperatures drop a little bit. nice weather through most of the weekend i think. i think we're going to be in good shape. temperatures drop to 38 in eastchester. garden city at 44 degrees. a mild night. winds out of the southwest 5 miles per hour. as we head into the rest of the area, temperatures a little cooler to the north and west. here's your seven-day forecast. st, everyone. you're really going to smile when you concentrate on wednesday and thursday. friday, we talked about that morning shower. saturday into sun