and joe junior is not. >> it was extremely difficult for joe junior. ldest brother, the golden boy. >> there's a banquet for jack in boston. and afterwards, joe came home and wept and said i'll show them. >> for a final inspection. they've trained long and hard for these ships. you're on your way, joe. this is it. >> joe junior leaves to join the allies in europe, seizing his opportunity to become a kennedy hero. >> whether you were british or american, the ultimate in being the dashing war hero was being a pilot. that's what joe did and took on the scariest of missions, which was flying a liberator bomber, going after the greatest threat to the western alliance, which was german u-boats. >> kick also joins the war effort volunteering for the american red cross in england. kathleen kennedy was a charming girl who wowed the boys and met one of the richest and most socially prestigious, the oldest son of the duke of devonshire. >> he was london's most eligible bachelor. he was heir to the chatsworth estate. he was a catch. >> duty calls. seat of the duke

not only to joe junior, but to kik's beloved husband. >> she defied her family to marry the love of herlled by a german sniper. >> the timing was brutal. they only had nine weeks together as a married couple before he left. and to be widowed so young was devastating. >> i think rose kennedy was very sad about that for kathleen. but there had been terrible problems in the family over that marriage, because billy hardington was protestant, and he must have a feeling that kathleen could come back to the united states and back into the church with full membership. rose prays that this would be the saving grace for kathleen. >> but after billy's death, she decides to stay in england. she's serious hi considering a career in politics at this time, and becoming a member of parliament. she's very politically engaged at this point, and then in just a few years, all of this comes to an end. >> in 1948, kathleen tells her parents that she's fallen in love a second time with a british nobleman, an anglican, who is married and has a child, and she tells her parents that as soon as peter fitzwilliams

it's a question, you know, and that's where it was don junior slammed joe mancion yesterday and prettyying to remind individuals that democrats from hillary clinton to barack obama to conor lamb are not on their side and want to see the coal industry particularly disappear and reminded them when it comes to steal that it was the president of the united states that placed those tariffs on steel imports. >> thanks, vaughn. >>> republicans on the house republican committee concluded their russia meddling probe. democrats reacted, congressman jim hines responded last night tweeting, interesting, i'm on the house intel committee and this is the first i've seen of this one-pager and its conclusions. ranking democrat adam schiff said the republicans had pushed a unserious investigative process by ending its oversight role in the only authorized investigation in the house. the majority has placed the interests of protecting the president over protecting the country and history will judge its actions harshly. committee democrats will get to see the report today. >> you've confirmed what we susp

brought all of the high of all surrogates, president trump was there over the "junior will be there today. former vice president joe campaigning for the democrats, union leaders are out in full force about this and it will be interesting to see how the trade policy plays because union folks like that trade policy but not anything else republicans stand for. it a lot of folks, myself included are watching this is a potential bellwether for midterm elections. the ironic thing is that because the redistricting, this district and all the millions of dollars they are spending, both parties on it, is going to disappear come november. shery: they have a new map created by the democratic controlled supreme court, so it will be defunct, but still in choosing to watch. before we let you go, we have to talk about north korea. we are hearing from the south korean press the kim jong-un wants to sign a peace treaty after meeting with president trump. we know this has been an issue for quite some time the past as well. kevin: absolutely. intelligence committee sources tell me they think it is great that the united states is talki

top surrogates from both candidates, donald trump himself, as well as donald trump junior, vice president joerepublicans pouring in more than $10 million into the state. political watchers say this could be a bellwether. this is a deeply conservative district and the democrat is learning -- running as a centrist democrat. david: good work there. we will be waiting for results there when we do get them. at this point i want to bring in our guest this hour with bny mellon asia-pacific. this is david's first tv interview since taking the role. thank you for coming on. we have to start with what is happening in washington. last year it would have been easy to brush it off and say global markets would have been fine, conditions were more easy am a but now more co-relation coming into the markets since gary cohn step down. how do you navigate this? >> good morning. thank you for having me in the studio. at changes taking place in the administration and policies of a change is becoming one constant. at be why in mellon -- bny oflon, we have a 234 history changing, adapting, and innovating to service

donald trump junior was campaigning yesterday. joehe vote for the democrats, as well as governor wolf. tom: edward rundell would join edward rendell will join us in a minute. did secretary clinton lose the district? >> that is a great point. secretary clinton did not perform as well as the metrics as she needed to -- at the metrics that she needed to. she did not perform as well as barack obama. president trump outperforming in the constituencies that he needed to, including amongst white working-class women. this is also a district that is heavily influenced by the retail industry. big, prominent retail groups, including dick's sporting goods and american eagle up arrow headquartered here or -- american eagle apparel headquartered here or nearby. i would argue that the democrat is running away a bit from the current makeup of the democratic party, criticizing nancy pelosi. he is viewed as a young newcomer with new energy. should he lose, it is very likely that he will run again in the gerrymandering redistrict race. kevin, why has it

joe tweets if they wanted to hear both sides that i had need a 20 something junior on both sides. >>emember the state could have picked anyone it wanted for that. so it was a little bit of a problem before. they could have sent the whole team of lawyers if they wanted to. >> can you encapsulate the arguments briefly made by each side in the case? >> well, i'll try with the forest side if you want to try with the state side. fortises knows he's in a position strike so he feeds to do a couple of things. one thing is he needs to make clear to the court that this is the right case to overrule bets against brady. he's in an odd position here because the supreme court doctrine's says that if there are special circumstances, special disabilities for the defendant, then you're entitled to counsel even under the bets rule. in an odd way, fortis had to a little bit argue against his own interest. when i say, clarns gideon's not that special, he did the best job you'd expect a layperson to do. he has to establish that aren't special circumstances here. then his main mission i think is to get th

joe and i go way back. way back to santa rosa. back in the day. santa rosa junior college. thank you for the report that.ounty approaching an inch of rain. pacifica right there. the city now officially at .47. and alameda has an inch of rain. the system continues to drag across. a long way to go before there are breaks in there. napa county, certainly you can see the line stretching from vallejo up to napa. it was missing napa but not now. now it is picking up from american canyon. back over towards san pablo, hercules into richmond, el cerrito, emryville, berkeley, also on the 680 corridor, danville, san ramon to dublin, that intense moderate rain there. over to oakland and alameda. you can see some of that picking up as well. stretches over the bay bridge. then for the santa cruz mountains and santa cruz, watch in the last few. that's why they're getting so much. when that band comes in from the west/southwest, you take the moisture and boy do they get rain. that's why the santa cruz mountains will be way up there on the rain. our system is not going anywhere any time soon but the cold air is. there is

junior was out in pennsylvania trying to help the republican. president trump himself made two trips out there. and just a short time ago, lamb appeared on morning joe and said the results should serve as a warning not just to republicans but to democratic leaders. >> it's nothing personal. i just think the leadership of both parties have presided over a time when we've had more and more gridlock and fewer and fewer important things getting done. and i always learned that responsibility starts at the top. so i think we need to sweep some new people in there. >> wowzers, that sounds like the center is beginning to rise. the big question is what does this mean for republicans in the fall, specifically those thinking about riding trump's coattails to victory. remember, i mentioned it, trump personally campaigned for saccone twice. his loss now goes down as the fourth time a trump-backed republican has lost in the last five races dating back to september. nbc's vaughn hillyard is in mt. lebanon, pennsylvania, in the 18th district. vaughn, this was a dangerously close race. is there any chance of a recount? you were in alabama not long ago, and roy moore