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anderson cooper 360 with john anderson cooper 360 with john berman starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thanks so much. i'm john berman filling in tonight. the storm that's causing a holiday travel mess in so much of the country. it's been updated to nor'easter status but the national weather service and looks like it will get worse before better. they will get brutal winds tomorrow, which i'm sure you're told is the business els travel days of the year. this could cause a major domino effect if airports in new york, philadelphia and boston see delays. right now there are 180 flight cancellations nation wowide for today and tomorrow which isn't bad unless you're supposed to be on one of those flights. on the ground the scene is chaotic with rain, snow, ice making for treacherous driving in much of the country. large swaths of the country woke to blankets of snow this morning. crews scrambling to keep up with the weather for the morning commute. in wisconsin, despite the best efforts of authorities, dozens of accidents littered highways. >> there is a point where there

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she ready for john anderson. >> president carter actually tell me a story about his speech, the dedication of the library. very cold to them. according to president carter at that event. that's when the first realize that he did not have a problem with ted kennedy to begin a problem with the entire kennedy family, and there were a big plan. the book war. >> more out of the presidency of john f. kennedy then we actually read in the historical record. that is the power of people in the democracy. maybe that is one of the altman legacies of john f. kennedy's short time in the white house. >> very nice. >> thank you. >> terrific. >> that was "after words", book tv signature program in which authors and nonfiction books are interviewed by journalist on public policy makers, legislatures, and others. airing every weekend on book tv at 10:00 p.m. on saturday, 12 and 9:00 p.m. on sunday, and 12:00 a.m. on monday. you can also watch online. go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the book tv series and topics list. ..

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"ac 360 later" with john berman filling in for anderson cooper starts right now. >>> i'm john berman night. the breaking news, a storm that is causing a hollywood travel mess in so much of the country. it has now been updated to nor'easter status by the national weather service and it looks like it's going to get worse before it gets better. the northeast is supposed to get some brutal winds tomorrow which i am sure you have been told is one of the busiest travel days of the year. this could cause a major domino effect if the airports in new york, philadelphia and boston start seeing big delays. right now there are about 180 flight cancellations nation-wide for today and tomorrow. which isn't bad unless of course you were supposed to be on one of those 180 flights. on the ground, the scene is pretty chaotic with rain, snow, ice, making for trencher owes drivin

john: does bring another guest. economist terry anderson.ou find indians do much better when they own their own land. >> yes. i first get interested in this subject in 1976 when i visited a member of the flathead indian reservation. and while visiting his house i noted just how well off he was. he was not in poverty. i asked how he explained that. on never forget in many across the table, rested his chin on his hand and elbow nd saying, i own this place. that was my first introduction to the fact that many reservations in the united states to have some prively-owned land like you and i own our houses. and the indians that have privately-owned land too much, much better. their land is way more productive than a land that is overseen by the federal government, held in trust. john: 90% more productive. >> yes. the statistics are just astounding. have done a lot of gathering of that data. they show that the lnds, anywhere from 40 to 90 percent more productive than the lands held in trust. and as he said, these indians to have their land under th

"ac 360 later" with john berman filling in for anderson cooper starts right now. >>> i'm john berman filling in for anderson tonight. the breaking news, a storm that is causing a hollywood travel mess in so much of the country. it has now been updated to nor'easter status by the national weather service and it looks like it's going to get worse before it gets better. the northeast is supposed to get some brutal winds tomorrow which i am sure you have been told is one of the busiest travel days of the year. this could cause a major domino effect if the airports in new york, philadelphia and boston start seeing big delays. right now there are about 180 flight cancellations nation-wide for today and tomorrow. which isn't bad unless of course you were supposed to be on one of those 180 flights. on the ground, the scene is pretty chaotic with rain, snow, ice, making for trencher owes driving in much of the country. >> large swaths of the country woke to blankets of snow this morning. crews scrambling to keep up with the weather for the morning commute. in wisconsin, despite the best effort

anderson. >> thanks wolf and john. we'll be waiting to hear from new jersey governor chris christie in asbury park. the governor expected at the microphones any minute now. first let's check in with dana bash and mcauliffe headquarters in virginia. a lot of excitement there, dana. >> reporter: that is an understatement. and this is excitement that people here thought they were going to seeing and feeling a victory they were going to be able to bask in a couple of hours ago. it what much tighter than even mcauliffe's closest supporters and campaign workers thought it was going to be. but a victory ace victory, anderson. and the reality of this race is that the people here in virginia didn't love either of the candidates. i mean if you look at sort of the general anecdotes from all the reporting that went on here, it's not like a new jersey where there was a very -- it was indeed a very popular political figure. this was a situation where people here seem to be deciding between two people that they didn't absolutely love

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm john berman filling in for anderson tonight. we'll check in with chad myers in the weather center in a moment to find occupant the latest on the prethanksgiving storm that snarled traffic and made air travel a challenge for so many, the scenes not as bad as it could have been but there are extreme weather conditions to tell you about. take a look. winds lashed parts of the east coast today as the massive winter storm trudged north. road and power crews in the boston area struggled to deal with the downed trees, keep cars moving and keep customers with power. today, the massive thanksgiving storm affected much of the eastern seaboard. in south carolina, flooding tuesday and wednesday made the roads a nightmare for some holiday travelers. in north carolina, heavy winds turned into an ef 2 tornado with speeds of 135 miles an hour. it was powerful enough to tear the roofs off, uproot trees and leave thousands without power. two people were injured but luckily, everyone survived. >> heard it coming so i dashed through the bathroom an

john f. kennedy. anderson rang out, a great grandmother watched and listens. the nation had lost a president. she had lost a husband. >> a dallas policeman just a short while ago was shot and killed while chasing a suspect. >> marie tippit was at home that day. she remembers her husband coming home for a quick lunch before heading back to his patrol car. she told nbc news it was suddenly a very hectic day. >> they had called him and told him a description of the person that they was looking for. >> that person was lee harvey oswald. j.d. tippit drove to the neighborhood in dallas. he pulled over at the intersection of 10th and stopped a man walking along the street. but as tippit got out of his patrol car, lee harvey oswald fire three times. he shot him a fourth time as the officer lay on the ground. he died instantly. >> i couldn't believe it. it was just unreal. >> sthefs in agony as they buried her husband. she had three children and a pension of $232 a month from the dallas police. donations from a gafl pu

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm john berman filling in for anderson tonight.rs in the weather center in a moment to find occupant the latest on the prethanksgiving storm that snarled traffic and made air travel a challenge for so many, the scenes not as bad as it could have been but there are extreme weather conditions to tell you about. take a look. winds lashed parts of the east coast today as the massive winter storm

the bullet as recovered, anderson, weighed 158.6 grains and bought 161 grains. johnook flag mragments that bullet to his grave and all them together weighed 1.5% of the original weight of the bullet and then the nose and the cone. the government did do an experiment and the bullets they recovered shooting through the cadavers to simulate conly's wrist showed indeed bullets came back with a mushrooming effect. the conference that we held recently in pittsburgh, we had one of the two top surgeons at parkland hospital who took care of president kennedy. never made the national news. this gentleman speaking calmly but firmly said standing 18 inches away from the president's gaping wound for a period of 8 to 10 minutes holding a retract store there was no question that bullet had entered in the right front temp real area. so with all due respect, gerald, when you say it's old science and so on, that's not really the case. forensic science does not become old if it is valid. >> all right. >> and forensic science is applicable in this case. >> appreciate it. leave the decus

anderson starts now. erin, than. the presidential medal of freedom and president john f kennedy who created the award 50 years ago, they include president clinton and the original honorees and poll raid inventor. that ceremony was held by president johnson two weeks after the killing of the president in dallas. tonight, 50 years later, president obama paid tribute to jfk and the vision he had for this country. >> this is a legacy of a man who could have retreated to a life of luxury and ease, but who chose to live a life in the arena sailing sometimes against the wind, sometimes with it, and that's why 50 years later, john f. kennedy stands for prosperity as he did in life, young and bold and daring, and he stays with us in our imagination, not because he left us too soon but because he embodied the character of the people he led, resilie resilient, rest lute, fearless and fun loving, defiant in possible of all odds and to make the world a new one, not settling for what is but later what might be. >> the clintons and obamas laid a wreath at the grave. it's the first time since the tell all put a strain on their relatio

john f. kennedy. but also to step away. let's be honest, from his political problems of the moment. 37% approval rating. anderson, sometimes you talk to bill clinton, you talk to george w. bush, the low moments in office, it's good to have the ceremonial events when you get to step up and give a big picture speech. this is not a political statement. but just reset the clock a little bit. >> it's remarkable seeing. i don't recall ever seeing the current president, a former president and a potential future presidential candidate, all together honoring the memory of a former president. >> it is a fascinating moment. and to go there to this site, this historic site, where you have the former president. you also have bobby kennedy. senator ted kennedy, and jackie kennedy, the former first lady, buried at this beautiful site. >> and also, ethel kennedy, also. >> you see ethel there, as they go up the stairs. and bill clinton has the iconic photo, the brief meeting with john f. kennedy, when bill clinton was a young man. and bill clinton loved that photo. used it in his presidential campaign. president obama was a youn

john f. kennedy, but he wasn't the only one killed by lee harvey oswald on that day in 1963. on today's american journey, andersonallas police officer, jd tippit. >> as the bells rangs out in dealey plaza to commemorate john kennedy, an 85-year-old great grandmother watched and listened and more than anyone in the audience, she must have felt a double heartache. the nation lost a president, she lost a husband. >> a dallas police officer was shot and killed while chasing a suspect. >> marie tippit was home that day. she remembers her husband coming home for a quick lunch before he headed back to his patrol car. it was suddenly a very hectic day. >> they called him and told him a description of the person they were looking for. >> that person was lee harvey oswald. tippit drove to the oak cliff neighborhood in dallas. he pulled over at 10th and patin and stopped a man on the street. as he got out of his patrol car, lee harvey oswald fired three times from a .38 caliber revolver. he shot him a fourth time as he laid on the ground. he died instantly. >> i couldn't believe it. it was unreal. >> she was unagony. she ha