kennedy off to the left. you will also see roy cohn. larry: roy cohn -- he was joearthy's most important young, bobby kennedy's boss. in more modern terms, he was at an old age, the tutor to donald trump. brian: let us watch this. senator mccarthy, a republican from wisconsin holding these hearings. we can talk about the people that we see. and a former senator from missouri is also there. [video clip] >> i think i made it very clear to you that neither you nor anyone else will ever get me to violate the confidence of loyal people in this government who give me information about communist infiltration. >> the officer informant who gave this obviously fraudulent letter was guilty of sending this information to somebody not authorized to receive it. and in so doing, disobeyed the orders of his superiors. in view of the testimony mr. chairman, i do hope that every effort will be made to find out who was the informant. [end video clip] brian: why was it so important that you write about bobby kennedy and senator mccarthy? larry: partly because of what it it tells us abo

tye: the most counterintuitive piece of bobby kennedy's history is his early and close relationship with joeccarthy. bobby kennedy in his early days was a cold warrior. he did not just leave there were threats in the soviet union but that they posed a threat the same way that mccarthy believed in america and he believed joe mccarthy was the one guy in that era that was really taking the fight to them. for himnt to work enthusiastically and to understand bobby kennedy's beginning and what he became in the end, we have to under his and his relationship with mccarthy. brian: mccarthy was a republican from wisconsin. what triggered -- i know you spent a lot of time in massachusetts, but what triggered your interest in this particular biography? mr. tye: i had grown up with bobby kennedy as an iconic figure. in high school, i went to high school with his middle child, david, who would later die from an overdose. bobby kennedy was a big piece of who i was as a massachusetts kid . that was only half of it. the other half was that my mentors in journalism, people werebill cottage -- codith about the

now congressman joe kennedy explains his endorsement of clinton. >> reporter: it is hard to escape the thought he looks like his grandfather bobby kennedy or even president kennedy. >> joe kennedy is a congressman from massachusetts clearly in the camp. he listened and we asked what he heard. >> concerns about the economy and rhetoric of the campaign and >> reporter: the stop was aimed at getting the minority vote out. kennedy believes they will see more stops and has not given up on ohio. >> and critical time before the election and you see it reflected in the secretary's visit yesterday and amount of tension the campaign is pouring into ohio. >> and flaws he sees in donald trump. >> not everyone is relying on one guy. the fact that donald trump can make things great he won't do it is firefighters, it is school teachers, men and women in uniform and family here giving up their time. >> he is 36-years-old today. spending his entire life steeped in politics. >> it is more divisive and you have seen the rhetoric coming out of donald trump campaign trying to really feed off that divisiven

would you have liked joe kennedy? mr. tye: the journalist in me what it been fascinated by joe kennedy. given all that he's been through but more important, his candor. that's what cost in his ambassadorship to great britain when he talked about appeasing the nazis. i think i would've had a fantastic time with them and it would not have liked them. brian: when did you start your research? mr. tye: it took three years of research. read a lot of things. three years seemed like an endless amount of time. brian: what are you doing now? mr. tye: i'm also running a training program for health reporters, that is why spend most of my time in journalism most of my time in journalism doing. brian: who do you train? mr. tye: every year we taken a dozen reporters, they come to boston for 10 days of training on issues ranging from public health to mental health. brian: are you already working on another book? mr. tye: i just submitted a proposal for another book. it is never a book until the publisher says it is a book. brian: can you

the younger clinton joined congressman joe kennedy the college affordabability plan and encouraged voters. ed: this is hurricane nicole making landfall in the veto with winds over 140 miles per hour snapping trees. you can hear how it hits the window. harvey is tracking this storm. a, where is it, and b, what is it up to? harvey: it is in the open but if you take a look at this, this is called the super direct hit. literally right over bermuda. we have one report of study went at 100 mile per hour's with gusts of 128. we have reports that 90% of the island is without power. it is now in the open atlantic. you can again see what it did. you can see the track over the shipping lanes. we have a band of showers moving into worcester county. we will track is for you and show you the temperature changes coming up. heather: new at 4:30, investigators in tyngsboro need help to solve several weekend arsons. they say 11 cars and partly homework damaged --and homes re two people charged in the murder of an elderly man in orange will go to court tomorrow. britney smith and joshua hart are accused of

she will join joe kennedy the third and wellesley college to address affordability plans. emily: the suspect in bombings in new york and new jersey about the face of judge weeks after allegedly planting devices in both states. temperature drop on the way. erika: our coverage of last night police shoot and east boston continues. the dead suspect identified as a constable here in the state. he will be right back. -- we will be right back. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the emily: two police officers out of surgery at mass general after being shot in east boston last night. spun into a domestic disturbance other officers were taken to tufts with stress-related issues but they have all been released. we've learned the suspect in the shooting is 33-year-old kirk figeuroa, sworn constable in the state. police say he was wearing body armor and was armed with an assault rifle with a exchanged fire. a press conference is expected at 1:00 p.m. and we will bring that to you live on the air and on w

joe kennedy, seth moulton, go down the list. that makes a difference. massachusetts' activist have been going to new hampshire for years because people in new hampshire don't work on campaigns. it makes a huge difference. >> just to be clear, when she says woo, she does not mean janet. [laughter] >> that is a very different thing and politics. >> the reason why she is smiling because i went at her when you said that. [laughter] this contest down ticket. it is not just the presidential atmosphere. the senate race is very close. the governor's race is very close in new hampshire. we are going to see some down ballot stuff controlling turnout another things. the problem in new hampshire -- by the way, i live there. massachusetts people have been coming up for years trying to tell new hampshire people how to they have been somewhat successful. this time around, you have a different environment around us trump thing. it is a changed election. donald trump is doing well and may pull this off. >> for years, the democrats have done well. >> let's take a look on

. >> joe kennedy says hillary has done that. bobby kennedy's grandson stopped by a cleveland campaign office to meet with volunteers. we are a little more than a month away to election day. president obama will campaign for hillary clinton on friday, october 14th. he will be at a get out the early vote rally in the cleveland area. more details to come. >>> republican governor mike pence arrived at longwood university ahead of t vice presidential debate. pence will face off against democratic virginia senator tim kaine. you can tune in to cleveland 19 at 9:00 to watch them face off. >> the f.b.i. and the windows wa sheriff's office need your help tracking a cold case. the coroner ruled the death as question. they released a sketch. two hunters found a woman's body in mud creek. her i.d. was never determined create 5'4", medium length brown reddish hair or brown or hazel eyes and had given birth to at least one child. the victim wearing a unique ring described as a wire love knot. >>> chief investigator carl monday updating us on

. >> he have just about as much money as a joe kennedy and john f. kennedy and traveled in very high social circles. kennedy could not steer him down. he have to listen when dylan spoke. at that that was pretty good. sometimes you have to be able to make people listen to you whatever it takes. in this case it was money and social standing. me i would take it any way i could get it. good policy is good policy. i just want america to coin a phrase to begin moving again. we've less than 2% growth over a couple of decades. back to three or 4% growth historically. organ had to take strong actions particularly on business tax cuts to grow the economy at five or 6% for several years in order to get us back on track. kennedy and reagan showed proof that it can be done. now since i'd love america i believe we can get it done. we will see. that's really her story. happy to take your questions. even your criticisms. >> thank you. i have never associated kennedy's time with carlisle. i was listening to an interview with the scholar. and there's a book out about t

look at this, fourth district consummate joe kennedy ties baker in a potential matchup. looks like the kennedy name still has clout around here. when we asked voters what work comes to mind when they think resulting world cloud was dominated by adjectives like moderate, competent, honest, and fair. while warren's word cloud both featured positive statements like strong, smart, and fighter, the single most prominent word for her was, liar . i am john keller, at-large, 15. >>> earlier the broadcast we showed you getting a two run homer and two in last nights game at family park. that may not have been the best part is nine. last night was the first of three free -- ga honoring his home sense of the regular season before he retires. the ceremony honored the david ortiz children's fund and more than 500 life-saving heart surgeries made possible. it was one of the survivors from a 15-year-old boy, who took the amount to throw the ceremonial first pitch. admitted the reality that it is all coming to an and hasn't >> i am so pleased to do so many things, i haven't really sat do

johnny fa nellie connects with joe kennedy far side. right pylon touchdown. seven-yard pitch and catch. springfield wins 24-17, clinch a three-way share of the central league title. >>> time now for our game of the week contestants for next week. vineland and st. augustine and cherry hill west versus camden catholic. go to nbc10.com and vote right now. we'll be right back. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county,

he had just about as much many as joe kennedy and john kennedy kennedy and traveled in high social circles. kennedy did not steer him down. he had to listen when he spoke. i thought that was pretty good. sometimes you've got to be able to make people listen to you, whatever it takes. in this case it was money and social standing. me, i would take it anyway i can get it and good policy is good policy. the main point here, again, this, this is not a partisan book, i just want america to get moving again. we've got to turn less than 2% growth over a couple of decades now back to three or 4% growth which is what we do historically. to get there, we have to take strong remedial actions, particularly on business tax cuts to grow the economy for several years in order to get us back on track. kennedy and reagan showed proof, historically that it can be done i love america and i believe we can get it done. that's our story. we are happy to take your questions. even your criticism. >> thank you. [inaudible] i was listening to an interview with a scholar who has a book out about the decline of the p

and we only have one person kennedy-clinton dinner at the radisson hotel with chelsea and joe kennedy as the featured speakers. >> donald trump tried to exploit the intensely personal struggles of our american neighbors. >> chelsea did not address the fbi's recent decision to look at recently discovered e-mails, whether they contain classified shaheen told that the fbi director needs to explain himself. >> members of both sides of the aisle and congress asked him to clarify what he means. he's created a lot of confusion for members of the public, and if he's got something that's relevant, he should produce it. >> donald trump supporter and former new york city mayor rudy guiliani blasted clinton while stumping for the g.o.p. nominee at red aerodyner in manchester. he believes that granite staters will consider the latest e-mail saying about hillary clinton is true, and i know sometimes it's dismissed as partisan garbage. she's crooked. >> in one of her final pitches for her mom before the election, chelsea asked granite staters for their help. >> smashing all expectations of what we e

years, among the whitest of the white investment banks, doug dylan had just about as much money as joe kennedy and john f. kennedy and traveled in high social circles even higher than the kennedys, kennedy could not stare him down, kennedy would have been in office of treasury secretary. sometimes got to let people listen to you. money and social standing, i take it any way i can get it. good policy, the main point, this is not a partisan book, i want america, to coin a phrase, to get moving again. we have got to turn less then 2% growth over a couple decades back to 3% to 4% growth which is what we do historically and to get there we have to take strong remedial actions, business tax cuts to grow the economy at 5% or 6% for several years in order to get back on track. kennedy and reagan showed proof that it can be done. it can be done. since i love america and believe in democracy we can get it done, we will see. that is our story, happy to take your questions, even your criticisms. >> thank you. kennedy's time at carlisle. [laughter] >> i was listening to and interview with nicholas, a book

doug dylan had just about as much money as joe kennedy and john f. ennedy in very high social circles, higher than the cans and so kennedy could not scarehim down. he had to listen .after all, kennedy would have been in office as treasurer so i thought that was pretty good. sometimes you got to be able to make people listen to you, whatever it takes. in this case it was money and social standing. me, i take it any way i can get it and the policy is good policy but the main point here again, a bipartisan book, i want america to coin a phrase, get moving again. we've got to turn less than two percent growth over a couple decades now back to 3 to 4 percent growth which is what we do historically and to get there were going to have to take strong, remedial action particularly on business tax cuts. to grow the economy five or six percent for several years and it ought to get us back on track. kennedy and reagan showed proof historically that it can be done. now, as i'm an american and i believe in democracy i believe we can get it done. that's really our s

johnny fanelli connects with joe kennedy far side. right pylon touchdown. a seven-yard pitch and catch. springfield wins 24-17, clinch a three-way share of the central league title. >>> time now for our game of the week contestants for next week. vineland and st. augustine and cherry hill west versus camden catholic. go to nbc10.com and vote right now. that's the blitz, i am danny pommells from csn. >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters, find homes foray doptable pets. joining me amy from act philly and chance. >> thank you for having us this morning. >> thanks for being with us. >> he is dressed as a pumpkin this morning, showing halloween spirit. we encourage adopters to come to the shelter in costume. it is okay if you're not feeling just enough, pets are half price. perfect time to adopt. little guys like champ here, waiting to go home. larger dogs, too, as they usually bring home -- everybody looking for a home. all the pets are on sale. encourage people to find a new friend. >> halloween adoption spectacular, 10:00 to 5:00 at the sh

congressman joe kennedy iii will also attend w. less than a month until election day, both party's presidential nominees are still struggling to win over voters. a new poll shows 54% of likely granite state voters have an unfavorable view of hillary clinton, worse for donald trump though, 60% have an unfavorable were held today, but that is within the marriage inof error. things are also very tight in our senate race, the same poll shows kelly ayotte with a 1% lee over governor hassan. but if you ask voters which way they're leaning, this becomes an absolute dead heat. jean: a report of some fisher cats near pinkerton academy let to a shelter in place order on the campus. derry police, animal control, state fish and game all responded, they searching but couldn't find any fisher cats. the other was lifted about 12:30 this afternoon. time to check on how traffic is moving around the state. live pictures of 293 in manchester, southbound lanes look backedded up. peggy james joining us with a live look at our friday traffic. >> hi, jea

and joe kennedy iii will attend. podesta. one is from the primary between clinton and obama. one of the questions they considered polling voters about was obama's ties to islam. obama campaigned and said there's a lot at stake. >> equality is on the battle. democracy on now. amy: donald trump is denying claims from women who came out. >> they come out and some are doing it probably for a little fame. they get some free fame. it's a total setup. amy: republican candidate senator kelly ayotte spent an afternoon at wmur studio to take questions from voters live via facebook. is one of the most closely watched senate races in the country. >> there was a question about the democratic challenger. >> what is the biggest difference between you and maggie hassan. >> the biggest differences between us, starting first with national security. my time in the armed services committee. my must is a combat veteran served in iraq and this is a you shall an i focused on. >> next one from arnie. this. what will you do to help a balanced budget and reduce the national deficit. >> in limiting the

we like it when we climb the wall of worry when joe kennedy says buy stocks, that is when you want toet out. >> in is a lot like people believe the world is now flat and you could never prove -- never convince them it is round. that is how strongly entrenched a bearish view is today. whatever we knew pre-2008 will never come back. we even had clients getting fired by their investors in 1999. getting -- they are getting fired by the same people today. it feels to me like a big turning point, but not negative. setting out to be -- people shed that negativity. >> you do not see anyone in the economy that could be the surprise to change the sentiment? since 1900, in the 1950's, it was cold war and nuclear annihilation or the cold war. a mistake investors can make today is circumstances are even more dangerous in the deafening the past. >> all of this said, as you make your argument to be not as negative as people are, where are you looking to be not as negative? >> the playbook changed this year because market has clearly shifted toward intrinsic value over p or growth. have had to own in

. >> as joe kennedy used to say, nothing happens by accident. thank you. there is somebody who knows it all. how this stuff came out. they know what we're talking about, because they set this up. katy tur, thank you, as always, andrea mitchell and ruth marcus, thank you. coming up, much more on these newly unearthed audiotapes of donald trump with the second debate coming sunday. how will tonight's news shake up the race, and how can trump overcome something like this politically. boy, they are going to think hard on this. do they escalate or apologize more? this is "hardball," the place for politics. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. with flonase, more complete relief means enjoyment of every beautiful moment. flonase, six is g

i have told the story before that i helped the kennedys, joe kennedy in particular, with the renamingnd spent time talking to him about his father, who was one of the two heroes that gote into politics. the other was ronald reagan. and neither here nor ethel or anybody in the family could ever understand how so many people that supported bobby kennedy's extraordinary 1968 campaign, it was about hopes and dreams and aspirations and drawing upon the better angels within all of us. could immediately go to supporting george wallace after bobby's assassination in june of 1968. and it haunted them. and i suppose it's something they still can't figure out. i saw bernie sanders up there, and what most of us can't figure out but people outside of the beltway and outside of manhattan can figure out is how somebody could say i like that bernie sanders guy, but if he's not there, i'll vote for trump. we have seen "new york times" articles that talk about communities ravaged by the effects of the changes over the last 30 years, either going for bernie sanders or donald trump. the "times" actually

joe. katrina kennedy flores pleaded guilty to abusing her two -year-old son, all caught on camera. she will be sentenced in january. headlines for maturity beyond her years. she will have your heart like she has mine. this is lydia, she has a birthmark on her face. last week she came to preschool after a day of treatment. instead of getting self- conscious from the other kids stares and whispers she went straight to her cubby and brought her teachers a book to read to the class all about a little boy with birthmarks like hers. >> just heartwarming moment and is going to be okay. ealize she resilient and she can handle whatever life is going to come her way. >> teaching a lot of lessons lydia's family travels to california every six weeks for treatment to keep her birthmark lb. >>> pretty day in the denver area especially late this afternoon. a few clouds out or highlighted by the setting sun. this is east looking toward mile high pretty sure -- prettier shot looking to the a couple showers around, mounds had a bit of snow above 11,000 fee. colorado springs had a nice downpour but s

not senator but congressman joe kennedy.or john kerry is from massachusetts doing everything overseas and everywhere else. he is a very busy man and doing very well. i don't know if he has anybody against him. i'm very proud of what we have here. we have people that do something. believe me, i'm proud of do.t they they help. and on top of that, i wonder trump will do with the way very ms to be not compassionate to the human being. doesn't know how to shut his mouth. he turns around and says very bad things. runs down people. that is not a way to show our anyone else out there how to be human. e's not being human in this respect. host: got your point, sandra. mike debonis, i will give you a to talk about the massachusetts delegation and former members of the massachusetts delegation. guest: politically speaking there's not a lot of action in massachusetts just this moment. senate seats are up this year and none of the expecting any e particular drama. everyone is running for re-election. -- they are all democrats. mike deboni

things that he thought his father would like than any of siblings, and by the end, by the time joe kennedy he roke, it was bobby when had declared the executor of his estate and it was bobby who he lways said was the most like him. they had an extraordinary relationship, and bobby kennedy, of his life, felt his father had done more for all of his than anybody else in life could ever do. >> i want to show you some video ahead to the 1968 campaign of bobby kennedy. see this ink you today. and we'll just roll it. it's silent but you can see the reacted to him, in a crowd. ou can see it on the screen there. grabbing at him. close to him, like that. see, even a'll also more frantic situation here. him that, at out the stage, look at that as he touch t people wanted to him? >> so the press labeled him the beetle, which in those days was saying a lot. partly what it was, was that he represented the sense of camelot lost in the kennedy administration. partly the sense that people really understood that he passion not just to ick up his brother's -- do more than his of her sons going into the pries

the healthy 1 point margin and mayor walsh by 9 points but look at this 4th district congressman joe kennedy ties baker in a potential match up. looks like the kennedy name still has clout around here. when we asked voters what word comes to mind when they think of baker and warn, moderate competent honest and fair and positive statements like strong smart and fighter the single most prominent word for her was liar. . >>> meanwhile hillary clinton or at least someone who works for her campaign maybe a little closed eyed this morning. overnight her official account tweeted it's 3:20 a.m. as good as time as any way to tweet people to volunteer. >>> it's a not so subtle knock on donald trump who lead out a tweet tirade yesterday about former miss universe machado. clinton responded hours later with what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies. >>> well time flies when you're suspended from the nfl, a look at who interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewe

she'll be joined by boston mayor marty walsh, congressman joe kennedy and other officials, as well. the former arizona congresswoman has been an avid supporter of anti-gun violence laws since she was shot in the head during a shooting in 2011. prosecutors say encouraged her friend to commit suicide will be back in court today. michelle carter's attorneys arguing the statement she made to investigators should be thrown out saying carter was not fully aware of her constitutional rights. a vermont man accused of driving the wrong way on a highway and causing a deadly crash will be arraigned today. police say the 36-year-old crashed into a car and kill five teenagers last weekend. according to officers who then seven other vehicles, he was charged with second-degree murder and faces up to life in prison. >> christa: shellfish beds in cape cod are now closed after a reported norovirus outbreak in wellfleet. officials say dozens of people who consumed raw shellfish at weddings or restaurants in the outer cape area became ill. businesses are being asked to recall any affected shellfish. >>

i want to echo the thanks to our colleague, joe kennedy, for making sure this topic is receiving this hearing. i hope it won't be the last one. i hope it is the first of really getting into this issue. and doing some of the work we haven't done yet. because for too long, we have artificially looked at behavioral health as totally separate and unrelated to physical health. my previous speaker just said that, or the questioner just made that point, but i want to go into it, because we know that the two are so intrinsicly linked. i'm proud of the work that congress has done over the years to address parity between behavioral health and physical health services. i want to be clear. we've come along way, but that's not enough. what we've done is not enough. too many individuals are still falling through the cracks, too many communities, as we've heard, are unable to support those of affordable health services, even though the treatments are there, and the results have been documented. i believe we've missed an opportunity to take the next necessary steps to address this issue in mental hea

again, i want to salute my colleague joe kennedy and pledge my support for making sure this topic stays on the table and that it actually goes somewhere further. thank you very much. i'm yielding back. >> thank you mr. kennedy and others for making this hearing. i think that concludes all of our questions. >> i'll take them if we got time. the 9/11 memorial is coming as of now. >> ten business days to submit the questions. the subcommittee stands adjourned. thank you for being here. >> will . >> how do you see that going? >> hopefully well. >> i think one of the important pieces of this hearing, i think from -- was a recognition from witnesses, again, bipartisan, that this is an important part of the reform of the system. and you heard from our republican colleagues that has touched them very personally. i think there's a recognition that more needs to be done. i hope that as companies get familiar with the importance of parity and then, again, what this legislation actually does in terms of not adding additional regulation and to make sure that folks will come around. >> are there -- i

chelsea clinton, meantime, will join congressman joe kennedy iii at wellesley college. hillary clinton will be speaking at a rally in nevada. last night she did criticizing donald trump. >> he's doubled down. he's doubled down on his execution that it's just locker room talk, and i got to tell you, after he said that in the last debate, the most amazing thing happened, athletes you know what they're saying? hey, not in our locker room. >> kris: clinton facing tough questions about a new batch of 1,700 e-mails released by wikileaks. campaign leaders blaming the hack on russia and donald trump. we'll get a look at a new 7news/umass lowell poll tonight. tune in for this. we polled voters in that crucial swing state of new hampshire after sunday's debate and after the release of trump's tapes. >> christa: it's 5:14. we're off to a very busy start on this thursday. still ahead, police making a very quick arrest in that case of a home invasion and sexual assault we breakthrough you yesterday morning. what was left behind at the scene that helped investigators go right to the

of particular interest to our democratic committee members is a proposal by representative joe kennedy of massachusetts, hr 4276, the behavioral health coverage transparency act of 2015. and this bill offers one of the many approaches to modifying parity requirements. today we have three expert panelists who will provide testimony and answer questions on the strengths and challenges of mental health parity standards. and i look forward to the testimony today. yield the balance of my time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and to our witnesses today, we thank you. i want to thank the chairman for calling the hearing. and i want to thank all of my colleagues for the great work that we all did together as a team to pass that mental health reform package and through the house, get it through the house in july. and i think it was significant that both sides came together on what i see as a very important issue today. as we talk with you all, i'm going to want to highlight some items pertaining to the zika virus. i do have tremendous concern about what we see happening here. "wall street journal"

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tye: the most counterintuitive piece of bobby kennedy's history is his early and close relationship with joe mccarthy. bobby kennedy in his early days was a cold warrior. he did not just believe there were threats in the soviet union but that they posed a threat the same way that mccarthy believed in america and he believed joe mccarthy was the one guy in that era that was really taking the fight to them. so he went to work for him enthusiastically and to understand bobby kennedy's beginning and what he became in the end, we have to understand his relationship with mccarthy. brian: mccarthy was a republican from wisconsin. what triggered -- i know you spent a lot of time in massachusetts, but what triggered your interest in this particular biography? mr. tye: i had grown up with bobby kennedy as an iconic

jc: vice president joe biden delivers remarks at the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate on the -- to work together. ben: if kids could decide, hillary clinton would be the next president. scholastic says 150,000 schoolchildren across the country voted for president and clinton took 52% of the vote. donald trump won 35%. scholastic says the student vote has mirrored thees every election since 1940, with the exception of two years, 1948 when truman narrowly defeated dewey and 1960 when kennedy won a squeaker over nixon. jc: interesting. ben: the fight to legalize marijuana in massachusetts. this eco- newscenter 5 at 6:00 the man who exposed himself to elementary school kids. maria: another sweet queen restaurant is forced to close. harvey: didn't ignore and the next wet weather. ed: and i your normal bill belichick called. the head coach's new title tonight. >> from boston's news this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: we begin with breaking news from andover. maria: police searching for a man who exposed himself to kids near an elemen

served by kennedy but the president the republicans would like that because he is not like bernie sanders socialist. so i wish the republican senate had done for him with the democrats' senate led by joe biden and others did for kennedy. they didn't have wished they had eye talk lot about political polarization but what can you? go vote. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> june 17, 20 - - 2015a21 year-old high-school dropout london mission to take his country back. ever since george zimmerman what data of the courthouse a free man after killing trade on martin racially people rise nation debated the verdict to understand the history of america trolling through the internet the council of conservative citizens. a product of the citizens council that terrorized black people and work hand in hand to divide the civil rights law. but with the racist beliefs system in the late through mid-1990s the group and boasted of having 34 members and the legislature with powerful allies including then senate majority leader mississippi governor haley barbour chair of the rnc and 37 other powerful politicians in the 21st century. the chair can $65,000 to the republican campaign fund including dona

kennedy. [cheers and applause] >> and the 2008 vice presidential debate between delaware senator joe biden and alaska governor sarah palin. >> let's commit ourselves, everyday american people, i think we need to band together and say never again. >> the middle class needs relief, tax relief. they need help now. we will focus on change with barack obama. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span and any time on c-span.org and listen anytime on the c-span radio app. >> each week, american history takesmerican artifacts you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. the moses myers house was owned by the first jewish family in norfolk, virginia, in the 19th century. they maintained a large shipping operation and the home was passed down through several generations of the myers family. our the house- we t to see many of the original furnishings and hear what the life is like for the permanent merchant family. >>

doug: vice president joe biden will be in new england this edward m. kennedy institute in dorchester. thursday he'll head up to nashua, new hampshire to campaign for clinton. also today the mbta will discuss , a string of green line trolley derailments. the meeting follows a state audit. the audit found seven derailments last year, and 5 this year. including this one in may. "the globe" reports that number is higher than any other light rail system in the country. the audit blamed failure to maintain tracks and trolley wheels. an mbta spokesperson says the emily: a tribute in light to the two police officers shot in east boston last week. the prudential tower shining blue for officer richard cintolo and officer matt morris. the two men remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. the man who shot the officers was killed during a gun battle with police. doug: a 12-year-old girl is being credited with saving the lives of four women who police say the girl called 911 in time to save them. the unresponsive women were given narcan by first responders and w

. >>> fast forwarding today, vice president joe biden will discuss his cancer moon shot at the edward m. kennedy institute in boston. earlier the president appointed the veep to oversea the efforts >> and donald trump's childhood home in the borough of queens is going up for auction. the tutor-style home bids start at $849,000, and it has gone down, because the property was previously listed at $1.6 million >>> and the smithsonian has an effort to are restore dorothy's disintegrating ruby slippers. you can recall that is from the "wizard of oz." potential $15 billion settlement. we have those details? hello, landon. >> yes, the judge says that he is strongly inclined to approve the $10 billion settlement over the v.w. suit. they have offered to buy back vehicles from 475,000 u.s. affected owners. >>> mean t erl y arer in the month, elon musk said it would be unexpected for most. and meanwhile, the awaiting for the new tesla vehicle will have to wait, because the delivery of those who preordered should expect delivery next year. >>> if you are wondering if you are underpaid, glass door has launch

joe biden set to make an appearance at the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate to talk about a national effort to end cancer. >> christa: and bill belichick speaking out about why he is done... with the microsoft people for a moment. >> christa: can you imagine? that would have been the lead story. >> kris: would have been. >> christa: foggy yesterday. bri, how about today? is it going to be 80 degrees or what? >> bri: yesterday it depended on where you were located. i got a sun burn down near foxborough. in the city you drove enter a wall of fog. our temperatures were able to boost up into the mid-60s after the sun went down last night. we're finally in for those mild teat appearance today. that forecast yesterday, i'll tell you what, we have a bit of a breeds with us. it's coming out of the south and the southwest. that's helping to pump in some milder air. and today is certainly mild. i do think some of us making it into the low 80s. 79 degrees. that's kind of your average number for today. and tomorrow closer to normal

kennedy: that makes you shake your head. >> the trump effect can be healthy. joe heck started losing the polls when he came out aggressively against donald trump and his own base eroded. republicans are in this togeth together. whether you like it or not if you are running anyone re-election you are going to need trump. kennedy: i understand that but a lot of people look at it and say what does it mean to europe via republican? as the g.o.p. has to look at the scenario is trump trump doesn't win so how did they rebuild the party afterward and at least say if they don't stay in the senate at least paul ryan is looking at how few at how kimmie coalescent rebuild this party so in four years we are prepared to then write stronger? kennedy: the panel is going to return later. we have so much to talk about it. first is libertarian nominee gary johnson up -- underrepresented the polls and if so, why gary? why? don't. >> me with that hand. stay right here. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal hel

vice president joe biden speaking at the edward m kennedy institute today. he's calling for cancer research across the country to speed up and save lives. president obama called for the cancer moon shot like president kennedy before him calling on scientists to take on a huge task. this time helping cancer patients instead of going to the moon. you may remember biden lost his adult son to cancer. >>> number two, early voting, these are people lining up just to vote early. election day is november 8th. we still have one more debate to go. keith cate will be in las vegas for that debate wednesday night. >>> the long awaited fight to reclaim the city of mosul from isis has begun. u.s. led coalition forces are backing curdish troops in what is expected to be the toughest operation since american troops left iraq five years ago. take. >>> a florida man who fired a gun during a road range rage confrontation sentenced to 20 years in prison. zimmerman said 38-year-old matthew showed no regard for human life. he was acquitted of second- degree murder after fatally sh

kennedy administration. there are lots of individuals in the chain that made this possible. i want to acknowledge joe lambert for his collaboration and partnership. truly embodied the slogan of our national declassification center, releasing all we can, protecting what we must. thanks, joe, for making that happen. [applause] david ferriero: with an advance copy of today's release, i had an opportunity to did in and go -- to did end -- to dip in and go through the history through the lens of the daily brief. i immediately went to five marks of 1970, the first marine division into nam, and my first day in the country. not that i expected to see my name prominently announced in the presidential daily brief, but i was curious about what was going on. related to vietnam, and the principal developments of that day, the middle east policy, libyan troops are coming back from egypt, and entirely redacted reports on jordan and short notes on guatemala and venezuela, not a mention of vietnam. or mouse or cambodia that they. or cambodia that day. enough about me, i have the honor of introducing today's panel of

kennedy. [applause] between008 debate governor joe biden and alaska sarah palin. >> i think we need to band together and say never again. mr. biden: the middle class needs tax relief -- any help now. the focus will change with barack obama. and anytime ont c-span.org, and listen at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span radio ap. p>> the cia recently released 2500 pages of deviously classified material -- previously classified material. the documents were the president's daily brief on national security threats and issues, seen only by the president and selected officials. of -- thend, the rest richard nixon presidential library and museum holds a discussion about the changes president's have made to the daily brief. here is a preview. >> now, the circulation for the document itself is entirely up to the president. in a case of johnson, he had it delivered to 10 people by the time he left office. nixon cut that way back to six, and gradually expanded to nine. sometimes, it is gone to as many as two and a half dozen individuals outside of the immediate circle, and in other close it has been very held, again

vice president joe biden in boston today, discussing his plan to fight cancer. edward m. kennedy institute for the u.s. senate to talk about the administration's so-called cancer moonshot initiative. biden has teamed up with several federal agencies to push for a cure for cancer. our ed harding goes one-on-one with the vice president tonight on newscenter 5 at 7:00. ben: take a look outside. i'm sure you are well aware, but it was a spectacular afternoon all across the northeastern united states. harvey leonard is here. harvey: just incredible. you have to check this out. we had 81 in boston today. that is the highest temperature we have ever had so late in the season since 1979. pretty impressive. it is still warm at 80 in boston. a little cooler to the north and west. yesterday, we couldn't warm up.o than 24 hours ago. there is cool air to the north and west, and it will start to move into night. big changes for the end of the week and the start of the weekend. we ben: talk about that in a little while. ben:ben: thank you. police identified the teenager struck and killed by an

kennedy. can i call you joe? words and phrases spoken at vice presidential debates.made here in farmville in just, what, nine hours? >> nine hours. a big promise to keep that energy up for nine hours from now. joining us now to discuss the stakes tonight, rhett o'donnell, president of o'donnell and associates helped many a candidate with debate prep including slp sarah palin dirine 2008 presidential debate. do you go into a debate as the running mate with a different approach than a presidential debate? >> absolutely. first of all, most people don't know who you are. and so they have to become familiar with you, and comfortable with you, becoming president, should something happen, god forbid, to the top of the ticket. additionally, you can't -- you're not there to advocate for yourself. you're there to advocate for your running mate. so you are really a mouthpiece for your running mate to make arguments in advance of the campaign narrative. >> it's really funny. like the one time you can get a politician to talk about someone other than him or herself, right? get th

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kennedy. raped a woman. and >> -- joeiden -- >> -- out back in the senate building -- >> -- talking about the folks you just mentioned. >> the one thing i would jump in and say is kayleigh talked about maybe three or four points of people who aren't speaking up. i think it could flip the other way actually. as you see more people step away from him. and i watched pat toomey in pennsylvania. senate candidate steps away, could break the other way. i think hillary clinton could have the biggest win since reagan in '84. the first double digit win in thirty years. >> 18 days to win over voters. donald trump trailing hillary clinton by 50 points among latinos. we'll talk about why that is and how trump's remarks about that bad homre bre may play that the days ahead. (both) also america's largest, fastest network ever. oh, you're just repeating everything i said? (both) oh, you're just repeating everything i said? i'm switching to verizon right now! (both) i'm switching to verizon right now! (announcer vo) there's no better time