it's been 50 years since john f. kennedysinated in texas, a historical event the nation has been mourning every since. the new book, if kennedy lived first and second terms of john f. kennedy an alternate history jeff greenfield sort of studied what would have happened if jfk survived that day. the columnist joining us from new york. jeff, we appreciate your time. give usa sense, if you can. this book is about alternate history, obviously something that could never have happened. why write about the hypothetical and how challenging is that? >> because it could well have happened. that's the point of this and other exercises we have done. that small twist of fate came close to changing history dramatically. john f. kennedy survived the pacific, almost killed by suicide bomber in 1950, almost lost presidential election. if you look at dallas 50 years ago november, if the rain hadn't stopped, sun come out, bubble top on the car, much more likely john f. kennedy would have survived assassination attempt and stayed as president a

bush brought in ted kennedy to see "13 days" which was a movie about john f. kennedy's experience of the cuban missile crisis that made john f. kennedy look good. so bush brought in ted kennedy and ended up working together on the no child left behind law. they were able to get that past the majority. >> who was on the record? >> he would not watch movies with robert mitchum in them because he had been arrested for marijuana possession. he would try to sneak movies with mitchum by eisenhower. when mitchum got up on the screen, eisenhower would walk out. when jimmy carter who watched 480 movies since being president, the most of any president he did it in one term, he told fishe he wanted to watch family friendly fair in the white house. and fisher's reaction was think about it, this is late '70s, was you're not going to be able to see many movies that way. he was right. >> where do you find the information? where does mr. fisher keep it? >> all of the nixon movies are on-lin on-line. some of the others aren't fully available. >> the list of all of the movies. >> i'm sor

. >> didn't john f. kennedy say the best welfare program is a job? am i wrong? >> john f. kennedy was somebody who unified the country and gave people hope. he wasn't somebody who pitted one class of people against another. >> we don't want to pit one group against another, that's not american. >> forget the glitches on the web. our obamacare, is it about to create problems for taxpayers ? the next time you call in sick or say you are stuck in traffic, make sure it is true. how bosses are tracking your every move in and out of the office. ♪ >> i'll be watching you. you don't have to be the chancellor of germany to feel somebody is watching you. an creasing number of -- an increasing number of companie are tracking employee movements in and out of the office. how? by using company issued smartphones with gps systems involved. some bosses say they have to make sure workers aren't goofing off, but sabrina you say this takes snooping too far. >> this is crazy. i am the executive director of an organization that has a virtual office. it comes with its challengeds and its benefit

the eternal flame is burning at the grave site of president john f kennedy. temporary flame was visible at arlington national cemetary during a 6-month restoration project. repairs began to restore the burner, which was in use for more than four decades. the flame serves as a memorial to the 35th president who died 50 years ago next month. >> for the first time there's a tunnel connecting europe and asia. the $4.5 billion tunnel in turkey, known as the marmaray is buried 200 feet below sea level. as omar al saleh tells u it's hailed as a marvel of modern engineering. >> the marmaray project is a 150-year-old ottoman dream that became a reality. a turkish-japanese consortium took on the task of submerging and anchoring the tunnel to the bosphorous riverbed. work started in 2004. it was stopped many times because of archeological findings. the new network is more than 60 k/hr, and has a capacity of more than 1 million passengers a day. the most important part of the project is the undersea tunnel - connecting asia, where i am, with europe. the ride between the

my uncle became a big part of the john f. kennedy entourage. he was big. him and teddy were friends. he says, brother jimmy, you are in charge of little brother teddy to make sure he has the oratorical skills. these are in some of the books if you read the memoirs. every time he got down, he would want teddy to imitate to make him feel good. that is what really got me interested. i saw this young, vivacious president, before that i can remember was eisenhower before that, and he was more of a grandfatherly figure. now i see this young person who is a leader of our country that plays football and athletic and swims. he really got me excited about that. i got a scholarship playing football at wvu. i went in there and met my wife. we were married. i got hurt playing football. my grandparents and the whole block burned down. we lost everything. the coal mines burned up. all this happened in 1968 in a short amount of time. we had 58 miners that got blown up. my dear uncle john was one of the fatalities. i grew up with the coal fields and understanding the real

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lou: up next, years after the assassination of president john f. kennedy, the warren commission could never have found the unequivocal truth. ♪ lou: we have limited time, so i want to say at the outset, i love this book. it is a terrific read, shocking new book shedding light on the investigation into president john f. kennedy's assassination 50 years later. you're probably thinking what i was thinking as i picked this book up, what could possibly be new. you are going to find all sorts of wonderful new elements in that story right here, a story well told. joining us now, former new york times correspondent, best-selling author. good to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: the book, a cruel and shocking act. the secret history of the kennedy assassination. i love the reason you took this up. tell the audience about the reason that you decided to do this. >> well, in 2008 and was at my desk at the new york times and washington. the phone rings, and it is a very prominent american lawyer who said he had a story to tell. i had just published a book about the

they saw john f. kennedy. we have a picture of john f. kennedy and a picture of jesus christ -- we had a picture of john f. kennedy. they saw him murdered and then another good catholic in their mind, robert kennedy, martin luther king. they saw kpps in the movement and drugs. it was such a time in the united states. when martin luther king was assassinated, they saw the national guard on the streets in the city of chicago. i think my dad kind of said it's time to go back to the mountains of puerto rico. a place that safer so that i can finish up ways -- >> host: it's interesting because you grew up in this neighborhood but then you go to puerto rico and they see you as the guy from the u.s.. >> guest: there's a great story here. you are in class and go to talk to this rural and approached her and introduce yourself. they are bothering me. and was she really talking about me? so all of a sudden you go to put a week away all the sudden you are the gringo. how do you deal with that? >> guest: it was a very painful time. i used to think that

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they saw john f. kennedy. we we had a picture john f. kennedy. and so we had a picture john f. kennedy. they saw him murdered and then i saw another good catholic, robert f. kennedy. they saw hippies in the movement and drugs. it was such a time in the united states when martin luther king was assassinated, and they saw the national guard on our streets in the city of chicago. i think my dad time is that it's time to go back to the mountains of puerto rico, a place that is safer so i can finish up raising the children. >> the most interesting thing is because you grow up in a puerto rican neighborhood companies thought of yourself as puerto rican. but then they see you as american. there's a great hurry here. your class. he got attacked talk to this girl and you introduce yourself and she says the inside the gringo is bothering me. pushy talking about me? all of a sudden you go to puerto rico in puerto rico in 90 where the gringo. how do you deal with that? >> guest: it was very, very difficult. it was a very painful time. i used to think that adolescent was the science of pain.

they saw john f. kennedy -- we had a picture of john f. kennedy. we had jesus christ too. we have the picture of john f. kennedy and they saw him murdered and they saw another good catholic robert f. kennedy and martin luther king. they saw hippies in the movement and drugs. it was such a time in the united states. when martin luther king was assassinated they saw the national guard on our streets in the city of chicago. they saw a rioting and that my dad said it's time to go back to the mountains of puerto rico, a place that is safer so i can finish raising the children. >> host: it's because you grew up in a puerto rican neighborhood you thought of yourself as puerto rican but you go go to puerto rico and all of a sudden they see you as the guy from the u.s. as american and to separate the story here you are in class. you go to talk to this girl and you approach her and introduce yourself and she says -- the gringo is bothering me. was she really talking about many? all of a sudden you go to puerto rico and now you are the gringo. how do you deal with that? >> guest: it w

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. >> ayer le informamos de un presunto intento de secuestro en la escuela intermedia john f kennedy enía mentido y nadie le había intentado dar marihuana. >> el estudiante que intentó violar a su maestra fue encontrado culpable, el sujeto dijo haber hecho "sólo una broma", pero podría tener cadena perpetuia luego de intimidar a su maestra y ponerla en el suelo y un cuchillo en su cuello antes de escapar luego que otra maestra llegara. >> esta tarde una mujer en washington d.c. arremetió contra las barreras de la casa blanca, la mujer fue asesinada por los disparos de la polic'ñia, un niño de 1 año de edad se encontró ileso dentro del carro. >>frente al lado oeste del congreso fue el primer intento de detener un carro que intentó superar los límites del congreso, fue acorralado, pero escpaó en dirección al capitolio, por momentos, entre miembros del congreso y el público reinó la confusión., >> iba a ir a la estación de trenes a buscar a alguien y me llamaron para decirme que estuviese atento. >> pero no escuchó nada. >> no, pensé que era una persona pero no un carro. >> la sospechosa s

john f kennedy's asass nicks, and 70 years removed from the ros well incident.ew questions seem to come ut every year. the new book "history decoded," the 10 greatest conspiracy of all time brings facts and theories on the fascinating mysteries. take a look at the book's trailer - yes, the book has a trailer. >> "history decoded" - councileding down the top 10 great -- counting down the top 10 greatest conspiracy. your chance to go deeper into the greatest victories. >> what if i told you after murdering abraham link job, the most -- link jornings the most famous asass sin lived for 10 nor years. >> fort knox - 40 million americans know someone who has seen a ufo. >> introducing brad's investigation into the truth behind the kennedy assassination. >> brad meltzer co-wrote the book and is host of history channel's, "decoded." you have made a career writing novels about conspiracy theories, and cohosted a show on the history channel. and this is going back to the 11th grade. >> in the 11th our history teacher told us we were going to see a movie. she put on a jfk

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his nine successors, is that every successor, democratic and republican president alike, used john f. kennedynew president's agenda. he was a very useful tool in their tool kit. >> well, and jack and bobby's relation was very much good cop/bad cop where bobby obviously had to do a lot of the dirty work. he was known as this ruthless operator where he would ask for a gray and gave no quarter. he did what he had to do to protect his brother. there was one moment where he almost punched a state legislator in the face, had to be pulled back. but the dynamic today with president obama is very different, where he doesn't have this bad cop type of figure around him. i'm curious what you think it would be like today if we had a jack and bobby handling the crisis. >> you know, that's a great question. let me turn it around in another way. you want to understand the dich differences between politics in the early '60s and politics where we are in the 21st century? do you think president obama could get away with appointing a brother if he had one as attorney general? >> right? >> it really is incredible

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the locations are the omega boys and girls clubs, the springs town library and the john f. kennedy library from 3:30 to 6:00. >> up next we check in on the b.a.r.t. negotiations as the midnight deadline and strike ticks closer, and meteorologist leigh glaser with the accuweather forecast. how hot it will be this columbus day as you look at the hive sunset. >> i'm colin rush. vernon davis, running wild at home against the cardinals. a record-setting day for vernon. that's later in k at them with we co back in our day, that u-verse wireless receiver. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> we're quickly approaching a midnight deadline for b.a.r.t. and the unions to agree on contracts. here is a live

the locations are the omega boys and girls clubs, the springs town library and the john f. kennedy library from 3:30 to 6:00. >> up next we check in on the b.a.r.t. negotiations as the midnight deadline and strike ticks closer, and meteorologist leigh glaser with the accuweather forecast. how hot it will be this columbus day as you look at the hive sunset. >> i'm colin rush. vernon davis, running wild at home against the cardinals. a record-setting day for vernon. that's later in >>> we're quickly approaching a midnight deadline for b.a.r.t. and the unions to agree on contracts. here is a live look outside b.a.r.t. headquarters where federal and state officials, including lieutenant governor gavin newsom has been sitting in on talks. newsom believes a deal is close. union representatives and b.a.r.t. officials say they're cautiously optimistic. if not. b.a.r.t. workers could walk off the job at midnight. join us monday morning for the latest on the strike threat. we'll bring you the latest on weekend negotiations and a look how it's affecting the morning commute. join us at 4:00 a.

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whether it's john f. kennedy's advisers who had come from her hand, whoever thought is the latest alleged a nuclear war. when they saw the targeting and when they saw the number of what it would be use and when they saw the fact that this war plan, once it was because, could not be stopped, they were stunned. the venue now coming years later henry kissinger who made his career as a nuclear weapons strategist comes national security adviser, gets briefed on the single integrated operational plan and as a means how destructive and how powerful. >> host: and then he begins to take that mark flexibility and to those plans. >> guest: he does everything he can and yet there is this ongoing tension at last it really into jihad menace duration of george h. debut pushed between the civilians in the department of defense who want to get control over nuclear war fighting strategy in turn getting in and the officers in omaha who actually control it through their computers and he said the war plan. they coming in now, they have

my uncle became a big part of the john f. kennedy entourage. he was big. him and teddy were friends. he says, brother jimmy you are in charge of little brother teddy to make sure he is the oratorical skills. these are in some of the looks if you read the memoirs. every time he got down, he would want teddy to imitate to make him feel good. that is what really got me interested. i saw this young, vivacious president that i can remember thatisenhower -- before and he was more of a grandfatherly figure. now i see this young person who is a leader of our country that plays football and athletic and swims. he really got me excited about that. i got a scholarship lane football at wvu. i went in there and met my wife. we were married. i got hurt playing football. my grandparents and the whole block of burned down. we lost everything. the coal mines burned up. the dollar happened in 1968 in a short amount of time. we had 50 a miners that cow blown up -- 58 miners that got blown up. my dear uncle john was one of the fatalities. with the coal fields and understandin

. >>> on this day in 1962, president john f. kennedy made the chilling announcement that there were soviet nuclear missiles in cuba. >> it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united states, requiring a full retaliatory response upon the soviet union. >>> happy birthday to actor jesse tyler ferguson, who's 38. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. the time now is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. we have breaking news to tell you about now. the b.a.r.t. trains though they have a collective bargaining agreement the trains are not running. >> yes. good morning. i'm marla tellez in for laura. we get to chase cain live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station where we understand that b.a.r.t.'s turning people away. good morning, chase. >> reporter: yes, good morning. a confusing morning so far because we were told last night the trains would be running on a limited basis. so after 4:00 a.m. they opened these gates here. about

matt is live at john f. kennedy middle school where this happened. >> reporter: school officials told me they talked with students about what happened here yesterday, as police are trying to track down this suspect. parents went the extra mile today getting their kids to class at kennedy middle school in redwood city. yesterday morning a student said he was walking to class in this parking lot when a man in a pickup truck stopped, offered him marijuana and asked him to get in. the student immediately went to the office to report the incident. school officials called police. >> it's scary. it's scary because my child comes here. you never know. >> reporter: the redwood city school district sent out an e-mail to parents saying what happened. kennedy middle school officials called home and teachers spoke to students in class about the incident reminding them what they should do if they see or experience something suspicious. >> i always tell them to go to the office. >> to be office. >> after this news are you more cau

. >> internal flame at the grave site of john f. kennedy has been restored at arlington national cemetery. the cemetery transferred the flame from a temporary burner nearby to an upgraded burner that is part of the memorial to president kennedy. crews have installed new gas and airlines, a new burner assembly and drainage line below the flames. >> one candidate is pulling ahead. giving terri mcauliffe a 12 point lead over republican ken cuccinelli. the libertarian has 8% of the vote. the campaign trail also heating up in this last week, today, cuccinelli attending a rally with bobby gindal and released a radio ad. >> he tries to become the state's next governor. we told you last week about the photo of doug at a party where teenager were drinking. in a conversation with another parent, about whether or not to call police to shut town that party, gansler said he had no moral responsibility for other people's children and has to do with whether you have a girl or a boy. >> wow. >> at some point, you have to question this. >> you have to quest

is two recent books are a book called end of days:the assassination of john f. kennedy and the subject of his presentation this afternoon which is "the president has been shot!: the assassination of john f. kennedy". james swanson? [applause] >> thank you very much. to give you fair warning the book that has been published in? want to leave, this is the children's book which is available today at the festival. my adult book, end of days is coming out in a couple weeks. i don't see many kids here so i thought i would give you advance notice i'm talking about a children's book today. whenever i hear of this talk i don't like to see them read from their books or read from a script. if they're going to do that i could just read the book anyway so why go to the event so i thought i would talk a little bit about how i did this book, al i do my books, why i did these. i am always interested to know the back story. everything i have done as a writer originates in something i heard about what was exposed to as a child. even the kennedy assassination. i got into writing because o

martha: hard to believe but next month will mark 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedyw book is challenging the biggest conspiracy theories since that tragic day back in 1963. the professor, the kennedy half century hit shelves today. says all the wild accusations are bunk. lee harvey oswald was indeed the lone gunmen on of them are 22nd. he joins me now, director for the center of politics at university of virginia. larry, good morning, great to have you with us. a very interesting book. let's jump in with that. why do you say the commission in 1979 that found there was some sort of a conspiracy at work here is bunk? >> martha, we undertook the most serious and thorough analysis of the data and information used by the house select committee on assassinations since 1979. we subjected it to all kinds of tests, the most advanced test possible. they had focused on some sound recordings made at the police department on november 22, 1963 to conclude there was a conspiracy in the death of president kennedy. we have loaned their commission apart. there is no conspiracy proven

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it focuses on the assassination of john f kennedy.e exhibit opens today and runs until january 19th. ♪ >>> we continue to monitor tropical storm karen as it continues to push north, northwest towards the gulf coast, and right now we do know that the system is going to be continuing to push at about 10 miles per hour, the winds are measured around 60 miles per hour. take a look at the satellite imagery. this is what you would see from outer space. the strongest part of the storm is really off to the east, the north and the east, okay? so what karen is attempting to do here is build a wall of thunderstorms and circulate. if it did that it would be upgraded to a hurricane. the winds need to be between 75 to 85 miles an hour, but because there are such strong winds pushing in from the west, it is really inhibiting karen. we expect it to push towards the east after making landfall, and then it will continue to push north to the east of mobile. heavy rain is going to be the primary threat here along the gulf coast. we're talking about six i

speaking about president obama about our failing government and about the truth behind who killed john f. kennedy it's all next on politicking. for the politicking with larry king our guest the former at the pentagon this is the sort of old friends jesse ventura he was host and executive producer of conspiracy theory with jesse ventura that was on tuesday he's a bestselling author and his new book is they killed our president sixty three reasons to believe that was the fist spare seat to assassinate j.f.k. i know a lot about this and i'll get to that a little.

>> she does have an event planned at the john f. kennedy center in boston. >> oh, well, that's really important. i'm sorry. i truly forgot that event. that is so incredibly important. steve sen tan any, thanks very much. >> i meant that in the most facetious way posable. >>> a truck bomb packed with more than one ton of explosives rolled into a military check point outside damascus when it went off. dozens injured according to the united nations. more than 100,000 people have been killed since the civil war began there more than 2 1/2 years ago. >>> fox extreme weather alert right now. firefighters in australia battling deadly devastating wildfires. those flames some of the most destructive ever to strike there. high temps, gusty winds this week, also expected to make conditions worse. the fire has already killed one man and destroyed more than 200 homes in south wales. thousands more could be evacuated in the coming days. >>> here at home we're keeping a close eye on two weather systems. first, tropical storm raymond forming on mexico's pa

mary's that john f. kennedy and wife, jackie, tied the knot.s and sailboats now crowd the docks, in the 1700's, this was a major seaport for sailing ships from around the world. one of the signers of the declaration of independence hailed from newport, william ellery. during the american revolution, the british occupied the town for three years. after the british left newport, it became the base for french troops sent to aid the colonies. under general rochambeau, 5,000 french soldiers marched to join general washington at yorktown. this painting shows the british surrender that ended the revolution. the americans are on the right, and the french on the left. in the early 1800's, southern plantation owners came north to newport to build grand summer homes. not to be outdone, wealthy yankees began to build even bigger homes. that set off a race between the richest families in america to try and out-build one another. they hired the most famous architects of the day and had them design palatial estates. this was the gilded age, the time of the ti

the locations are the omega boys and girls club, the springstown library, and the john f. kennedy library 234rfrom 3:30 to 6:00. still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, we're standing by for a b.a.r.t. or union representative to tell us a strike has been averted. until then we will fill new as we take a live look there at where those negotiations are happening. stay with us for updates throughout this half hour. plus, why a new report suggests the city of los angeles could be susceptible to disaster. >>> and san francisco iconic alamo square park is getting a face-lift. a look at how it's changing. >>> i'm meteorologist leigh when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-

bush brought in ted kennedy to see 13 days which was a movie about john f. kennedy's experience with the cuban missile crisis. so bush trying to be bipartisan brought in ted kennedy and they ended up working together on the successful no child left behind law. >> go back to who is the gentleman who kept a record? >> paul fisher. there's some great stories about him. one story is that eisenhower would not watch movies with robert mitch m in them because he had been arrested for marijuana possession. and fisher would try to sneak movies with mitchham by eisenhower. he wouldn't tell him he was in it but when he got on the screen eisenhower would walk out. when jimmy carter who watched 480 movies the most, he only did it in one term. when jimmy carter became president he said he wanted to watch family friendly fare. and fisher's reaction in the late 70s was you're not going to get to see many movies that way. >> where did you find this information? where did mr. fisher keep it? >> all the nixon movies are on line. you can look at every one that nixon did. some of the othe

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