and does he need the john f. kennedy moment? >> i believe in a president whose views on religion are his own private affair. either imposed upon him by the nation or imposed by the nation upon him, as a condition to holding that office. >>neil: some said that was a turning speech in 1960 when john f. kennedy dealt with the catholicism and what he would answer to the pope to to to byrn york, does he need to do the same? >>guest: he did it in 2008 on december 6, 2007, there was a lot of talk about romney's religion and on that day he went down to texas and delivered a long speech. >>neil: but it was not well received. >>reporter: he mentioned mormonism, once, one time, and john f. kennedy said the word "catholic," 20 times in his speech, and romney did say he would not do the bidding of any single church or of any church and make your own decisions but the speech came off as a muddy statement rather than shorting con sites, and clear, that he would not take any orders from anybody in the white house. >>neil: we have a clip of that

we are getting new insight into president john f. kennedy's last month in office. ennedy introducing his children to the soviet foreign minister. it is a part of 45 hours that was recently discussed -- recently released by the john f. kennedy presidential library. it features sessions and the vietnam war relations with the soviet union, and the space race. >> a former cia officer accused of leaking information is free on bond. prosecutors say he gave information about the capture and interrogation of an alleged terrorist to three journalists. he is suspected of revealing the identity of a covert cia officer. he has not commented on the charges. >> authorities are investigating threats against the san francisco 49ers player, the wide receiver. threats started appearing on twister. he has not paid any attention to those messages. the washington capitals will take on the boston bruins without alex ovechkin. he was suspended for three games. >> that was well done. >> this is when all happen in sunday's overtime loss and this is the longest suspension of his career. >> p

. >> newly released private recordings of john f. kennedy's schauble law office, conversations about vietnam, his children ♪ i'm feelilin' subway ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami then topped with pickles mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty mouthwatering sub! ♪ let's go ♪ >> the last of the private recordings of president john f. kennedy from the oval office are now public. >> it includes conversation about the day that would end up being his funeral. greta kreuz has the last 45 hours of recordings. >> these audio tapes released by the jfk presidential library were kept secret even from his top aides. the final months so president john f. kennedy as a politician and father. in vietnam was already a powder keg. in one recording acts in disbelief as one adviser predicts the u.s. will win, but not his other. >> students are talking of moving over to the viet cong. >>

it turned out to be the day of the president's funeral. >> the voice of john f. kennedy, just days before dallas. you can hear more of these tapes. we've posted a link on our website tonight and on our facebook page as well. when we come back, after a break, the stage is set in hollywood for something that hasn't happened in almost a century. >>> finally on this big day in the nation's capital, it is also a big day on the other coast in hollywood where this year's oscar nominations were announced. not since the first year of the oscars in the late '20s has a silent film won for best picture, but that could change this year as "the artist" is among the nine movies nominated for the top award. our man in hollywood, george lewis, tells us what's old is new again. ♪ >> reporter: and the oscar goes to nostalgia. in "hugo" nominated 11 times, one of america's most celebrated directors -- >> action! >> -- martin scorsese conjures up a breathtaking fantasy about a boy living in a paris train station. >> i had to be here for some reason. >> reporter: in "the artist" nominated for

with john f. kennedy, he was seen as the other. one was roman catholic.lems that southern baptists have with mormons is they are so much alike. they have the same dna. they are competitors to a degree. is he going to overcome that suspicion? >> you said newt gingrich will be the nominee and that tea partiers would never, as you said, back mitt romney. if it comes down to mitt romney and president obama, is the tea party going to go with romney or just abstain on election day? >> we have done some surveys about that. depending on which survey we have done, anywhere from one-third to one-half of the tea party members say if romney is the nominee, we're not backing him. we're not even voting for him. what that will be when it comes down to voting, maybe a little bit of a different story, but the fact is, there's a huge sentiment that says we are not voting for mitt romney if he's the normminee because mitt romn is a liberal. and the tea party is a conservative movement. >> thank you so much. i'm afraid we have run out of time. >> thank you. happy friday the

he was appointed a federal district judge back in 1962 by president john f. kennedye, we're getting fresh perspective into the private moments of president john f. kennedy's life through new audio tapes recorded during his time in the white house. bill plant reports. the recordings show an oval office meeting with the soviet foreign minister could be interrupted by the president's children. >> just open the door there. say hello to my daughter and son. >> come in a minute and say hello. say hello to the minister. do you want to say hello to john? and you know the ambassador. >> in a meeting with advisers about the 1964 campaign, kennedy muses about a problem familiar to democrats today. how to get the support of younger voters in a tough economy. >> what is it that's going to make them go for us? what is it we have to sell them? we hope we have to sell them prosperity. he's not unprosperous. not very prosperous but he's not going to tell the people -- >> toward the end of 1963, there were 16,000 american military advisers in south vietnam. in the oval office, a marin

john f. kennedyled masses, yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teaming shores, send these, your homeless, tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp to the golden door. >> ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands...

the prince was john f. kennedy. his father's funeral--a memoir of life, love and loss. rosemary joins me now. it's a very personal book, very moving. >> yeah, it is. >> in many places. >> yeah. >> tell me why you decided after all this time to write it? >> i had done an interview, a tv interview in 2009 about john's charity reaching out. it was the 20-year anniversary and i had been approached to do an article about it and i difficult and i started getting approached about the possibilities of telling the story of how we met, the girl from the bronx and the whole sort of mismatched friendship we developed. >> the passage where you hear of his death is particularly moving, you can't believe it, you refuse to believe it. people are saying how sorry they are, but you're determined somehow for it not to be true. obviously for the world it was a huge shock, for you personally, an incredible blow. >> it was devastating because it wasn't just about -- i mean, it wasn't just about losing your boss or your job. it was about

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new remarkable evidence 48 years after the assassination of john f. kennedy. >> we plan to take him directly to walter reed. >> chilling conversations on air force one hours after the president's death never heard before. what do they mean and why are they surfacing now? what it all means. >>> plus, the single most annoying man i've ever met in my entire life. i said it before and it remains true today. >> i'm loved by millions. >> you'll see. >> unbelievable, howie mandel is back for more. this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. mitt romney has to be feeling pretty good about the sunshine state. a poll has him as the 14 point favorite, and paul in third, tied with santorum. he sounds like a man who expects to win. >> sure is fun. what a day this is. with a turnout like this, i'm beginning to feel we might win tomorrow. what do you think? i know the speaker is not real happy, speaker gingrich. he's not excited these days, i know, it's sad. he's been flailing around trying to go after me one thing and another. >> and gingrich says he will cede nevada an

we're learning more about sadig from her student profile posted on john f. kennedy university's website. she attended the campbell campus to study psychology. she's a somoli immigrant and registered nurse. she will be arraigned at 1:45 this afternoon. live in san jose, i'm marla tellez, john and laura. >> and it will be interesting to see what she pleads. >>> the man accused of leading police on a city wide car chase is also expected in court some time today. police say gonzalez car jacked a man and then rammed four police cars trying to get away. several officers were injured in that chase, but all are good and recovering. >>> a man accuse of raping one woman and assaulting two more will stand trial. antonio is accused of attacking the women at the park regency apartments during the summer of 2010. he is in the jail on more than $12 million bail. 6:04 now. oakland police detectives are investigating the city's first homicide of the new year. it happened just before 8:45 on east 25th street near 19th avenue. people who live on the street say a man was shot, but they

to you. >> thanks, veronica. >>> there is a new book out making claims about the final days of john f. kennedy and his wife claiming that the marriage was troubled in the final days of their lives. the book is called "fairy tale interrupted" and was written by kennedy's assistant. she says the couple's marriage was showing signs of strain in the summer of 1999. the author says carolyn initially refused to go on the ill-fated flight but kennedy's assistant convinced her to go that morning saying it was a family wedding. hours later, the plane that kennedy was piloting went down in a fog as they were headed to cape cod. the couple along with carolyn's sister lauren were killed in that plane crash. >>> up next on news 4 at 6:00 a new plan to ease congestion where drivers could soon be allowed to drive on the shoulder to avoid traffic. >>> high pay and happy workers. find out which city ranks number one for employees. and dan is here with a look at what's coming up in sports. >> hey, ladies. it's a skateboard getting a key member of the ravens in trouble and the wizards turn their defense to quiet

. >>> plus john f. kennedyr was american royalty but was his life with his wife really a fairy tale? coming up a new book about the couple. >>> and we're going to head into the kitchen. on the menu, a new and easy way to make pasta with versatile and easy-to-find wonton wrappers. >> gluten free, right? >> yes. >> coming up in just a little bit. >>> a real treat in the fourth hour today, regis and kathie lee -- together again. this is very exciting. and kathie lee's mom is going to co-host the show because hoda has jury duty. >> but first let's do the weather. al! >> here's the forecast! we've got heavy rain making its way into the pacific northwest. so there will be some flood be problems, arctic air coming into the plains. a lake-effect snow as a clipper comes across there. then as we move into tomorrow, the frigid air really makes its way into the midsection of the country. on into the great lakes. cold air in the northeast. showers and thunderstorms down through the lower gulf and mississippi river valley. a

john f. kennedyired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teaming shores, send these, your homeless, tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp to the golden door. >> ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin. >> good evening, everyone. my name is filled in the third, the director of your parks department. my job can be challenging at times, but on and that light tonight, i feel like the luckiest guy in the world to be here, to support families in the event like this is truly fantastic. this is the greatest city in the world, the greatest parks department. thank you for joining us. 82 years ago, uncle john mclaren, our first park superintendent started the tradition of minding a mile

john f. kennedye your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teaming shores, send these, your homeless, tempest tossed to me. i lift my lamp to the golden door. >> ♪ [applause] [cheers and applause] impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to reading. [roar] you can log onto he library of congress website and let the journey begin. >> good morning, and welcome to our city hall. as you know, yesterday -- first of all, let allthank all the members of the board of supervisors that are here today. it is really great day for our city and san francisco. i want to thank the members who are here, and even those who have not made it here, they have already registered. there certainly here in spirit. yesterday, you heard me talk about our unique opportunity to unite the city and move it forward past old pol

john f. kennedy never wrote a biography or memoir.or historians when the tapes are released we cherry pick them and listen carefully for everything. you're going see a lot of different just singular lines. you just played a couple, that will appear in future books and biographies. overall the impression from the tapes is that john f. kennedy was deep any in charge of his white house. his ability not to come part meant tallize but to be father, husband, statesman, politico, almost comedian at times. he -- there's a sort of -- you get the feeling from the tapes of who john f. kennedy is. the tapes have worked against lyndon johnson somewhat because there's a kind of vulgarian side of lbj that comes out. tapes haven't helped nixon. these kennedy tapes enhance president kennedy's historical reputation. >> i'm interested and i want to play a little piece of what he talked about -- he was very interested in his own image as well. here's he's talking about a debate whether to be in color or in black and white. >> color is damn good if you do

that of abraham lincoln when can he called for the building of the transcontinental railroad and john f. kennedy called for a man to land on the moon. there is a news -- >> guilty of ethics violations. they charge him over very large financial penalty and raised several -- several of them raised questions about his future effectiveness. >> abc asked romney to pull the ad, and tom brokaw said he was uncomfortable with the use of his image. >> it appears an effort to repeal a sales tax to fund transit has fallen short. the transit includes this rail line and a back path. the group needs nearly 15,000 signatures to place a tax repeal on the ballot. 5400 names were turned to the registrar yesterday. that means nearly twice that number fiend to be turned into the ma rein -- marin registrar. >> leigh is here, great day, still short on rain. >> leigh: we're sitting about below 40% of normal for most locations around the bay area. we do need more rain. just don't know when we're going to see much of that in the next 10 to 14 days. there are a few little systems that may bring the north bay a chance of m

the recordings were released today by the john f. kennedyibrary. >>> the race is on for the oscar, the motion picture academy announced its academy award nominations this morning. two films jumped to the head of the pack. >> the artist. >> the makers of a silent film made plenty of noise this morning. >> we're happy, very happy. >> the artist won ten nominations. >> we made this film really by passion and with our hearts and never thought it was possible to go so high. >> the black and white homage to the silent movie era also earned a best actor nod and best actress nod. the most nominations of the day went to hugo. >> chances are that the best picture winner will be one of the two love letters to american cinema. >> moneyball. >> even with the change in voting procedures, seven other films still managed best picture nominations, including the decendents, steven spielberg's war horse and midnight in paris. >> a lot of different films connected with the academy members and that's why you saw movies like the tree of life and extremely loud an

. >>> the freedom 7 space capsule is heading to the john f. kennedy library in boston. it carried the first american into space in 1961, allen sheppard. it has been on display there since 1998. it is set to be moved at the end of next month. >>> and still to come on wjz's eyewitness news at noon, crews continue to get the upper hand on the brush fire. >>> inside security for the olympics, how london is preparing for the games and -- >> reporter: jessica kartalija down hire at the inner harbor, purple friday is alive and well, more in a live report coming up on eyewitness news at noon. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and ,,,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call

. >> inside look at john f kennedy's presidency what he would say about the day that will become hisuneral day. >> annie. >> good morning tony the inspiring musical thatcelebrates the life of fela is in town, it kicks off thursday here for just four days total of six performances you want to hurry up and get your tickets coming up talking to one of the cast members who plays the best friend of fela and he will tap for us back in a moment. tony. >>> thank you annie. first here is today's trivia question, how many eyes do most starfish have? two, five, seven, or ten. >> why would a starfish need ten eyes? >> i don't know >> patrick starfish has two eyes if we go by him. >> that is all we need >> answer later but if you want to guess now head to our facebook page myfoxdc.com back after the break. 9:20 a.m. 9:20 a.m.  ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't

. >>> gracias carlos desde los Ángeles, hoy la biblioteca john f kennedy publicÓ grabaciones secretaseria televisada a color y presenta a sus hijos alcanzo ayer ruso, en la siguiente habla de su apretada agenda al regreso de un viaje a texas. > >>>. el presidente kennedy, no llegÓ a cumplir con su agenda fue asesinado en su viaje a dallas rl 22 de noviembre de 1963 el lunes fue un dÍa trÁgico para el paÍs el dia de su funeral. >>> con esto vamos a una pausa pero no se vayan al regreso, la marca de la discriminaciÓn racial en un pueblo de connecticut, se anuncian cambios en el menÚ escolar en escuelas pÚblicas esto y mÁs al volver. en mÉxico crece el escÁndalo por denuncias de espionaje telefÓnico, luego que se dio a conocer que el congreso mexicano tambiÉn es blanco de ataque vÍa intern internet. >>> nadie pasa cerca de esta puerta sellada y cerrada como si guardara algo maldito, es la central telefÓnica de la cÁmara de diputados aquÍ y otras oficinas de legisladores encontrado aparatos de espionaje. >>> lo que queremos es evitar que estas actividades continÚe y se castigue al respons

john f kennedy's library is releasing 45 house of secretly recorded meetings and phone calls in the finalths of his life. >>> herman cain will deliver the tea party rebuttal for the state of the union. cain will have a chance to square off. >>> oscar nominations will be announced this morning. there will be 24 categories. front runners will be artists getting the most oscar buzz. pricey items teenagers were caught stealing. >>> lottery controversy in iowa maybe causing a big winner to lose out on millions. how this child's first became a sensation. all the stories straight ahead. president will deliver state of union tonight. how local supports plan to tune in. >>> i'm kuren redmond, with more on the priority for legislation session coming up.

. >>> and also coming up this morning, john f. kennedy junior's long-time assistant is out with a new tell-all. and in it she reveals never before heard details about kennedy's proposal to carolyn. the constant strain on their marriage and why carolyn almost didn't get on the couple's ill-fated flight 12 years ago. >>> let's begin on a thursday morning with breaking news. the surprising new totals from the iowa caucuses. chuck todd is nbc's political director and the chief white house correspondent. he's in rock hills, south carolina this morning. two and a half weeks ago we thought mitt romney won by eight votes, now it appears that rick santorum won by 34 votes. will this impact the race? or should it impact the race at this stage? >> well, will it and should it? it is interesting. because when you look at how mitt romney has spun his first two victories. he talked about it was historic and the fact that no republican had ever won both iowa and new hampshire in the same year. and in fact, 72 hours ago we were talking about almost a coor

john f. kennedy, terminal three, just a pit. rdia, terminal five, not equally horrible but horrible. and terminal b at newark liberty airport, are numbers seven and eight. chicago's midway, also made the list. john f. kennedy's terminal was the only to make the best list. the new jetblue terminal. >>jonathan: i think so, yes, and the new american one is not bad. >>shepard: i love st. louis but it is old as imaginable. >>arthur: i only fly private so i don't know ... >>randy: i dared him to say that. >>shepard:

>>neil: a voice from the past here, but it comes from a day that john f. kennedy museum has released new tapes, some just days before the president's assassination. in which he has outlined the re-election campaign and acutely aware of the economy. we had a downdraft then, nothing like we were experiencing we before or now but he was concerned how it was perceived on the part of most, it was not enough to feel okay and they were not feeling a lot better and he was worried. a lesson for this president now. and now to ed henry at the white house. that is the battle ground for the white house, right? how do most people feel right now? in a sentence, not good, right? >>guest: well, that is the bottom line question, ronald reagan, really, set the table with that one, you remember in the 1988 election are you better off than you were four years ago. when the president was asked that by abc fuzz he acknowledged that the american people are not better off but he will try to expand on that saying, of course they are not, because we have been through this awful financial cr

. >>> john f kennedy, final moments in his own words. what the president's library is planning to release for the fist time ever, all of that straight ahead op this tuesday, january 24th. good morning, i'm charley crowson. we begin with traffic. angela is following a deadly accident in baltimore city. >>> police are telling us we have stopped traffic on hilton street before you get to south kayton, that's where your closure begins for the investigation of the accident. south hilton remains shutdown between south kayton and frederick, we are suggesting that you get on southmorely, that may get you over to frederick or south culver street. they are saying there is lots of debris, a block that has to be cleaned and overturned vehicle. one of the vehicles remains overturned. south hillton closed between south kayton and frederick road with a deadly crash. we follow this for you. another closure in the city, this is going to be on fulton avenue, baker street and press berry street. carry is a good alternate for you. there 95, traffic patterns

russel defreitas, un ex empleado del aeropuerto john f. kennedyador del golpe. lo que no sabÍa defreitas era que su cÓmplice se habÍa convertido en informante del fbi para negociar una sentencia menor y estaba grabando todo. desde el aire el fbi monitoreaba cada movimiento. (mÚsica) los hombres viajaron a trinidad y guyana para buscar a alguien que los pudiera apoyar con fondos y entrenamiento. pronto en la investigaciÓn nuevamente surgiÓ el nombre de rabbani, como lo confirma matthew levitt, un especialista en terrorismo y testigo de la fiscalÍa en el caso. >> indicaron a un extremista chÍita que les dijo que podÍa contactarlos con alguien llamado rabbani que podrÍa ayudarlos. las autoridades americanas y argentinas estÁn muy interesadas y preocupadas con esta informaciÓn. >> la idea de presentar el plan en irÁn fue de abdul kadir, un ex parlamentario de guyana que mandÓ a sus hijos en los aÑos 80 a argentina para estudiar con rabbani. una fuente del departamento de justicia declarÓ a univisiÓn que kadir trabajaba como espÍa para el gobierno de i