. >> the only president to deliver a commencement speech was john f kennedy in 1962. republicans think berkeley is too liberal. pretty much any major politician will have protests if they come to berkeley. >> a response from the white house will come in owe 15. >> a rude awakening for people across southern california. a 4.4 earthquake struck around 6:25 centers five miles from westwood. it rattled nerves of a lot of people including at a los angeles tv station. >> earthquake. yup. >> we're having an earthquake. >> that is the morning news team on ktla ducking for cover. no damage or injuries were reported. this is a reminder for all of us to stock our emergency kits ask don't forget that manual can opener. >> ernl quakes one of the reasons behind a work shop today in san francisco. rockefeller foundation hosted the event as part of it's 100 resilence cities challenge. to help cities withstand and bounce back from catastrophic events. >> not easy take the long view or plan for the unseen. and unknown. but it's the right thing to do. >> the foundation is investing $100

in pleasant hill.chavez's grandson --anthony-- will be a guest speaker at an event hosted at john f kennedyniversity. then at 6-30.a theatre in pleasant hill will screen the new film "cesar chavez.".also followed by remarks from anthony chavez. march madness and stanford happiness. plus warriors at oracle. jason is in with all your sports coming up! march madness the final four is step. but first of the warriors. the season opener he is taking some shots before the game. in the second quarter the warriors came apart. you see the layout with a ball return for the turnover. going into a three- pointer. the warriors' only had 12 points in that. . but they get saved in the fourth quarter and get to a tie game. but with only seconds to go they have a turnover. and the warriors just can't take the wind. final score at 89 to 84 new york. they were known as the fad five in michigan. but tonight in kentucky they have five freshmen again. michigan was down by to and tried to win with a three- pointer. however a kentucky player to upset in unties the game. but they have a three-pointer with two second

and commitment of the tea party, but passion doesn't always channel it -- you're a the advice john f. kennedy got from his father, "i'll get mad, get even. -- you remember the advice john f. kennedy got from his father, "don't get mad, get even." now is the time to get even. [applause] >> i found myself in heated agreement with my old friend like rosen and david horowitz -- and david mike rosen horowitz. maybe i can sharpen the central problem here with two short propositions and throw it back to the panel for further review, like your nfl refs "under the hood." he is saying majorities are always heterogenous by their nature. that is not new. that has always been true in american politics. the most successful, durable coalition ever was the new deal coalition. its constituent parts made no sense next to each other except on election day. go back and look at the late 30's and see people on the far left and see them complaining bitterly that the new deal wasn't far left enough, serious people -- party in the a tea 30's, we should call them the red bulls. campaign, like the spirit of the tea par

there's two big exceptions huntington at stole lake and a john f. kennedy drive we are going to leave those on the water falls recharger huntington rechargers one of those and they're the water feature that helps with allergy build up and prevents stagnation of the water so the water is circulating. now we are going to have water conversation repair work this is an insider baseball measure butts but it's important to the staff. you've heard previously about our work order system t m a we've created a project code so if a gardener or supervisor submits a work order they tag water conservation on the first line those work orders get batched together and they're for a timely fix. something beale be doing and in that operation staff memo we're going to do a list if a system has been vandalized it will shut the system down and submit the work order and get it repaired because we don't want to be operating faulty water systems. moving from the outside to the inside our rec centers and the swimming policies we'll be reducing water used by 10 percent. we have staff

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with kind personal regards, sincerely, john f. kennedy.claude was very important to the american political team for well over 40 years. very active in the senate and the house, and was a proponent of legislation that would help the common american man and woman. the museum and library are very important because it gives researchers and those students who are not familiar with progressive politicians a glimpse into his life, and allows everyone really to see the scope of his work, and appreciate what he did in his time in office. >> from booktv's recent trip to tallahassee, john granted take us through the constitutions of florida as early as 1812. >> we are here today at the state library and archives in tallahassee. today we're here to talk about some of the early florida constitutions. the first document i have here, and it's a special that we have this here at the archives right now, it's on a loan from a florida has civil society in cocoa. this is what's known as the hatred constitution of 1812. there's a lot of history behind this par

with kind regards john f. kennedy. claude was important in american scene for well over 40 years.very active in the senate and the house and was a proponent of legislation that would help the american men and women. the museum and library were very important because it gives researchers and those students who are not familiar with aggressive politician a glimpse into his life and allows everyone to see the scope of his work and appreciate what he did during his time in office. >> julia angwin talks about the way that government private businessebusinesse s and criminals collect their private data. due to the pervasiveness of the dragnet system we live in today. this is just under an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen walk him to the national constitution center. it's such a pleasure to see you here. i am jeffrey rosen the president of this wonderful institution. the national constitution center is the only institution in america charted by congress to disseminate information about the u.s. constitution on a nonpartisan basis and as part of this wonderful mandate we have three goals wit

this day in 1962, ted kennedy goes after the senate seat once held by his brother, president john f. kennedycy for the senate of the united states. i make this decision with the full knowledge of the obstacles i will face, the charges that will be made and the heavy responsibilities of the office. >> kennedy would go on to serve in the senate for nearly 47 years. >>> happy birthday to billy crystal, turns 66, academy award winner, michael caine, turns 81, and quincy jones, also 81. >>> i'm brian shactman. have a >>> protesters clash with police at one bay area college, this morning some are camped out in a campus buildings. >> crews working on a gas pipeline. why the work could actually drive people out of their beds in the next few minutes. >> a bay area water district approves emergency water restrictions and they take place immediately. >> a live look outside this morning, it's friday, march 14th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good friday morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm peggy bunker.

at 11:00 students at john f. kennedy university will hear from chavez's grandson and later tonight at 7:00 there will be a screening of caesar chavez, an american hero. >> governor brown will be in sausalito for an environmental conference, he will deliver the key note speech at the council of the states spring meeting. this will start this morning. the three-day event focuses on improving state environmental agencies to protect humans and the environment. >> turning to our microclimate forecast, a live look outside at san francisco and over to the east bay as well for a live look at fremont. things looking relatively calm. that's going to change in the next couple hours. we're talking strong winds and heavy rain. >> we are checking in with meteorologist christina loren right now who is watching that. happy monday. >> happy monday to you. the good news is all of the activity is going to hold off until after the morning commute which is good news because hey, it's monday after all. mike is watching that. we're going to ch

to italy back in two thousand and nine as both an image of two fences and former us president john f kennedy. eye. lou. i . israel since the day of statistics at the six percent increase in immigration to israel in january twenty ten for tips here as i'll be at hebrew for ascending to the lack of it around. strolling the streets of tel of the best israelis why they felt many from abroad make their way over here. i think this is the rise in immigration to israel because of the venezuelan general are a great place to be everything's happening here the economy is booming the weather's great time and see things in moving here more than any country that particularly in europe things happening that made him being there the company said the new nobility of the oldest but that felt like mentioning the name of the undead my sanity the camaraderie of the people we all know it will be coming from when it fell into the city with a feeling of being on the one different feeling good feeling to leave for e and down. her devotion to the country's distant and wonderfully wonderfully feeling and i had to give

i get paid to compensating team it is well below the lives of john f kennedy's things for the nineteen sixties european union plus to mobilize the energy of youth and the elderly as volunteers to build the skills they need to gain of one european parliament wants to add his proposed plan. the report proposes creation of a centralized eu portal to include a section on cross border volunteering. it encourages member states to adopt a voluntary measurement method approved by the international labour organization to provide a clear picture of voluntary work that's to insure against volunteerism turning into free labor undermining existing jobs the paintings in the world also in eighteen months. it was. want want want want. marshall your worries mainstream cream striped ones are rooted in stunningly beautiful coastal one. norway celebrated unique in the world. what authentic local intelligence and common access to the world's most prestigious travelers seeking a miracle district. i am. khan welcome back. it is also into studios on small stupid cow. coming up. oh it's theil

regularly scheduled flight from los angeles international airport to cairo, egypt, with a stop at john f. kennedy airport in new york. that was the plan for egyptair flight 990. but on october 31st, 1999, the boeing 767 crashed into the atlantic ocean about 60 miles off the coast of massachusetts. >> i lost contact with the boeing 767 in my air space. we lost radar. we lost everything. >> reporter: crash investigators say the copilot had learned he was being demoted and took control of the plane when the captain stepped out of the cockpit, sending it into a nose dive toward the ocean. the cockpit voice recorder revealed the copilot repeated "i rely on god" 11 times just before the crash. the captain can be heard on the recorder saying "what's happening?" even more chilling, the last words heard are the captain saying "pull with me" as he struggled to get his plane to change course. in that instant the copilot turns off the engine, sending the aircraft slamming into the sea. all 217 people on board were killed. >> with egyptair, the transponder stopped working and there was no may day call. the nt

visit to italy back in two thousand nine as both an image of conferences and former us president john f kennedy the eye. lou . israel since the day of statistics says the six percent increase in immigration to israel in january twenty ten for tips here as i'll be at sebring for ascending to the lab that is around. strolling the streets of tel of the best israelis why they felt many from abroad make their way over here. i think this is the rise in immigration to israel because of the bene israel and are a great place to be everything's happening here the economy is booming the weather's great time and see things and moving him are that many countries that particularly in europe the zapping them into being the company said the new nobility of the fact that felt like mentioning things that move me away the mice then at me. the camaraderie of the people we all know who will win coming from and sell it to the city with a feeling of being on the one difference being goofy in front of me for e and down her devotion to the country's distant and one when one gets the feeling in my. i have to give them a

to italy back in two thousand and nine as both an image of two fences and former us president john f kennedy once a month that the palestinian kids make their way over for now bliss in the palestinian territories and dance around at the same time israeli children are i did the same destination. so the two groups can play and interact using the international and waves of soccer. these were typically he is one of many other part of the doubt but the bases within days. he's touring the filter schools to different communities when in doubt make a person one has to leave when the domain name always do when they're mixed in. i'm an inch either the plane to get there. what is the guy who was born in milan. dean foster for each team is in and filling inside israel. when his light conditions was going to get their children from both sides to play and connect unscathed. no matter where they come from the one who does not have the money because of the honor given to children in the chinese to me is that they're human beings there is one of the multi child. given the platform. a source of political thou

the adl is retained its remain the most insane stupid former unc president john f kennedy conflicts fifty pence from different regions of consent and are sent to live in competitions in speed skating team and home grown. it didn't. i believe it to advantage which the two things first. it will increase its role in human rights issues especially that quake going now with a new and console and human rights said thinking it would have to wait several more good in that region for more democracy and feed them and want a speech on the question of energy ocean air. utility of the time of reform. it is actually very very critical one of the problems very often when the reform movement gets a head of steam and molds. it is then implementing a revolution or an uprising is just an event what happens after which makes all the difference. and if there's not a sentence civil rights civil government institutions to work with very often the good news now people get the solution then you have a counter revolution so protracted and ceos are multiplying in this region and some of them getting extremely upbea

for sceptics, what about her links to john f. kennedy, robert kennedy, the various crime bosses?t 40 people that talked to her before she died and said how happy she was, how excited and how she made plans for the next day and then all of the sudden, she is dead. >> president kennedy's death shocking the nation and causing confusion. could there be a second shooter? >> the church committee concluded unanimously that there was at least two different gunmen but yet that's been denied by others. >> it may be the greatest mystery in american history. lee harvey oswald was ruled the only assassin. 60 years later, a gallup poll shows 60% of americans don't believe it. >> those are just a few of the stories that have long fueled speculation and a string of conspiracy theories. to learn more about them and read more of history's greatest mysteries, you, check out cnn.com. don? >> alexandra field, thank you very much. >> good evening. i'm don lemon. getting very close to the top of the hour, this is cnn's special live coverage of the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370. it is t

intensity and which >>> a jet blue flight had to make an emergency landing today at new york's john f. kennedyairport after a bird struck the nose of the plane after take off. the air bus a320 took off from west chester county around 9:30 this morning bound for west palm beach florida when a sea gull smashed into its wing. >>> today searchers shifted their focus more than 600 miles to the northeast closer to australia as they followed new leads. >> five of ten planes involved in the search for missing boing 777. satellite pictures are being analyzed and a ship will look for them tomorrow. >> in total of what we've come across a very range of shapes, sizes. >> reporter: new radar data has given searchers cause to move the focus of their operations. >> these continuing analysis indicate the plane was traveling faster than estimated. resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the distance it traveled in the ocean. >> that will provide key information to come up with data of where the aircraft has gone down. >> reporter: some family members walked out of a malaysian briefing in beijing. >> the

. >>> a jet blue flight had to make an emergency landing today at new york's john f. kennedyairport after a bird struck the nose of the plane after take off. the air bus a320 took off from west chester county around 9:30 this morning bound for west palm beach florida when a sea gull smashed into its wing. >>> today searchers shifted their focus more than 600 miles to the northeast closer to australia as they followed new leads. >> five of ten planes involved in the search for missing boing 777. satellite pictures are being analyzed and a ship will look for them tomorrow. >> in total of what we've come across a very range of shapes, sizes. >> reporter: new radar data has given searchers cause to move the focus of their operations. >> these continuing analysis indicate the plane was traveling faster than estimated. resulting in increased fuel usage and reducing the distance it traveled in the ocean. >> that will provide key information to come up with data of where the aircraft has gone down. >> reporter: some family members walked out of a malaysian briefing in beijing. >> the

it was a concern for john f. kennedy 50 years ago. >> every man, woman and child lives under a nuclear sword of damocles hanging by the slenderest of threat, capable of being cut by accident or miscalculation or madness. the weapons of war must be abolished before they abolish us. >> eight countries have nuclear weapons. there are fears that terrorists could get a bomb. that'll be the focus this week. >> events in ukraine put them at center stage. they once had nuclear weapons. some ask if ukraine would be better off if it had the capability. robert rooerdon, did a project at kennedy's school. let's talk about president kennedy's words. are they relevant from 50 years ago. >> very relevant. this is something that we have been concerned about for a long time. we forget that. this is something that gained momentum, in particular after 9/11. the united states, from the beginning of the nuclear age has been concerned to not just other countries, but territory matters. >> no country has indicated that it's willing to use it.

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your emotions and truth to everything you just said, i think if the democrats could find another john f. kennedy f. kennedy, that might solve this problem. but that's not going to happen for a while. frank, thank you so much. good luck on your campaigns throughout. great to have you on. please keep us up to date about michigan. you're going to have one tight senate race out there. >>> the political scandal at the heart of the great "american hustle," the real scandal behind it, abscam. what a sleazy operation that was. in a moment we'll show you the people behind it who took the money. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> for darrell issa, reality doesn't seem to matter. issa, the chairman of the committee on house oversight made news yesterday on fox television when he said this is about lois lerner, the irs administrator in cincinnati who led the unit that reviewed requests for tax exemptions. remember all that? here he is. >> her attorney indicates now that she will testify. we've been in back and forth negotiation. but quite frankly, we believe that the evidence we've gathered cau

the story reminds me of the john f. kennedy jr. plane crash. you may remember nearly 15 years ago jfk's son, his wife, and her sister disappeared off the coast of martha's vineyard in massachusetts. the 38-year-old kennedy was flying a light plane in fog. for days americans tuned in to hear theory about the tragedy because no facts were known. in the end it was pilot earer as the plane error as the plane flied off long island sound. so honorable. helpless in the sky depending on the pilots. very frustrating to cover a story like the malaysian jet in a responsible way. but the world is engaged, there is no question about it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. what we know for certain, joining us from washington scott brenner, a former senior official at the faa. what did you learn over the weekend, mr. breber? >> i guess i learned two things, bill. the first thing we learned was the confirmation that one of the communication systems was shut off prior to the pilot signing off with air traffic control. i think that's very telling

now, on john f. kennedy, it's true he cut taxes. if taxes are 91% as they were when john kennedy came in, you should cut them to 77%, as he did. >> 70%. >> but we're not anywhere near those kind of tax rates. >> how about the corporate tax rate, austan? >> i've been on this show, larry. you know that i favor broaden the base, lower the corporate tax rate. i think that's a competitive reality out in the world. >> i think it's great. >> i think he's wonderful on that issue. let's just stay in that way and we'll all be together for the rest of the show. it's wonderful. >> we're going to hold hands. >> we should do that with personal income taxes, too. lower rates and broaden the base. the '86 tax act which joe biden voted for, all the others voted for it. it's just the right thing to do. it's just good economics. >> i have no problem with that. i favor that type of thing. but what has happened, if you take -- the irs puts out information on top 500 taxpayers in the country. their average income is up -- more than 100% from the late 1990

it was a concern for john f. kennedy more than 50 years ago. >> every man, woman and child lives under a nuclear sword of damaclese hanging on a thread, or by madness. the weapons of war must be abolished before they abolish us. >> today, at least eight countries have nuclear weapons and there are real fears terrorists could get a bomb. >> will be the focus for this week's talks in the hague. events in ukraine are putting them certais noterstage. some countries ask if ukraine would be better on if it still had that capability. we discussed this earlier with robert rearden and i first asked him about the threat of nuclear terrorism. >> when you are talking about nuclear terrorism is: it's a low probability event with enormously high consequences beyond anything that we have experienced in decades, if ever. >> when you look at nuclear terrorism, how will realistic is it for the idea that a small group of people could somehow get or employbuild a nuclear bo? >> i think we have a mi misconception because when we look at coun

written drawing comparisons between president obama's approach to the crisis in ukraine and john f kennedy's during the 1962 missile crisis in cuba. the u.s. moved a number of military assets no the baltic regions. how soars of an indication is this -- serious of an indication is this, that things are more dangerous than expected? >> this is an almost predictable response. the u.s. has to though power in the region to get negotiations started. it is part of the pattern. >> speaking of the pattern and needing to show power, can the u.s. sit back without throat of punishment. >> no, the u.s. made moves to suggest punishment. that is part of the kind of creating the conditions for good negotiations. you have to show strength to get the other side to take you seriously. >> what type of precedent does this set for iran and north korea. >> if you look at iran and north korea. you are trying to do negotiations on the grounds. one of the reasons is that nobody wants to go to war. you have to do all the things short of war. given a peaceful settlement, you draw the comparison between president obama

kind personal regards, john f. kennedy. claude pepper was very important to the american political scene for well over 40 years. very active in the senate and the house and was a proponent of the just nations that would help the common american man and woman. they are very important because it gives researchers, and those students who are not familiar with progressive politicians a glimpse into his life and allows everyone really to see the scope of his work, and appreciate what he did in his time in office. >> this weekend booktv is in tallahassee with the help of comcast. up next we sit down with other david jackson to discuss book pretty washington's southern educational tours. >> visited mississippi at charles bank's coordinated through the state. and so i decided to look at the other tour washington had taken despite the fact the one of the leading historians on booker t. washington stated that to see one of washington's towards was to see them all. as i thought to explore different towards washington took throughout t

took off from new york's john f kennedy airport just after 8:00 p.m.andi kaye looks back. >> reporter: the pilots of swiss air flight 111 bound for geneva from jfk notice add strange smell in the cockpit less than an hour after takeoff. then they see small amounts of smoke. concerned they ask to land at the nearest airport. this is the air traffic control tape from that night, still haunting all these years later. >> 111 is declaring pan pan pan. we have smoke in the cockpit. request deviate, immediate return to a convenient place. i guess boston. >> swiss air 111, roger. turn right, proceed you say to boston you want to go? would you prefer to go into halifax? >> affirmative 111, we prefer halifax from our position. >> reporter: bill pick rel was the air traffic controller talking to the pilots. >> it was a fairly straightforward operation. up to the point that they advised that they needed to dump fuel. >> reporter: the plane reaches the coast of nova scotia. >> you've got 30 miles to fly to the threshold. >> we need more than 30 miles. >> reporter:

go back to the central arena and do what president john f. kennedy did in '61 when he was challenged by khrushchev. he was a young man, i'm going to teach him fear. and and one of his responses was put, i think, 30,000 fresh american troops into europe. but again, nato and the e.u. don't act, and this is a nice little story which has the advance of being true, the foreign policy representative was asked henry kissinger asked 40 years ago what's the phone number of the e.u.? she says we have a phone number, it's mine. dial the phone number, and then you get the computer and it says for germany, press one, for france, press two. of. [laughter] so the repivot is one word i would use. cue what is -- cuba is interesting because it was the reverse. it was when the soviet union challenged the united states on its turf. with the balance of strategic power, the balance of regional power and the balance of enters was clearly on the side of the -- of interest was cleary on the side of the united states. you don't want to challenge the other guy on your peripher

matthew bunn, an expert on nuclear proliferation issues at the john f. kennedyool of government at harvard university joins us to explain the day's developments. so what led up to this handover and, in fact, if they were so insecure about this material, what took so long? >> this is something the united states has been talking about with japan for some years and i wouldn't say that it was very insecure in japan. there have been some important security improvements there in recent years. after the 9/11 attacks, they added armed guards at this site, there have been more significant security improvements quite recently, but this is really a tremendous step forward, this is some of the best material for terrorists if they can get their hands on it that exists in states without nuclear weapons and now we're going to be getting rid of it entirely. it's material that's merely the same stuff you would get if you broke into a nuclear weapons facility but not the same kind of security that exists at those facilities in the united states. >> they also asked today that they

if you've flown into john f. kennedy airport over the last decade, there's a good chance you taxied past hangar number 17 at that airport. even if you did, you might not have known it even if you were looking out the window of the plane when you went past. the location of hangar 17 was a secret. officials didn't want people to know exactly where that building was on the grounds of kennedy airport. that's because for many years hangar 17 at jfk housed the wreckage, the salvaged wreckage from the terrorist attacks on new york city's world trade center on september 11th, 2001. >> two massive buildings now gone, and now we look at where it all went. we have a special look tonight at all the wreckage that was taken from ground zero. all of it sacred. and it's all awaiting a home, a permanent memorial. it's all being cared for in a hangar at new york's jfk airport. >> it's as if that day five years ago is now contained in this room. the violence is over and the heat has cooled, but it's all here. you can feel it, you can smell

truman in the mid 1940's, and john f. kennedy in the early 1960's. lest we forget, in 1995, president bill clinton proclaimed the era of big government is over. he dramatically reduced federal spending as a percentage of g.d.p. he signed what amounted to the biggest capital gains tax cut in american history. he reduced entitlement spending by reforming the open-ended welfare system. he produced four years of budget surpluses and the economy blossomed. gorge w. bush pursued the opposite policies with the opposite results. he he dramatically increased -- he dramatically increased federal spending as a percentage of g.d.p. he pushed through the biggest expansion in entitlements since the great society. he turned in massive budget deficits, and the economy tanked. the problem with barack obama is not that he changed bush's policies but rather that he did not change them. he took the worst of them and doubled down. he's added $6. trillion to the national debt. meaning that i had -- meaning that today's young people will have to pay back $56,000 plus inter

i'm in the midst of writing a book about john f. kennedy.ad he had the first supply-side tax cuts, which reagan borrowed, democrats have done it in the past. they could do it in the future. >> democrats would work closely to create jobs, because that's what their constituents demanded. >> you're dead right. >> i've got to tell you, when i look back, i actually did i my nephew writes my show with me, he's saying listen, when are we going to talk about nixon was more pro-job? inch i said, no, that's a president too far [ laughter ] >> larry, i miss you. >> that's great. >> you are the place for a civil during course. we do it now. >> you're the best. jim cramer my expartner, and i miss him. >>> let get more details on how to make america great abroad. we have senator johnson, and we bring in bob lutz. they'll talk about tax reform, exactly the topics that jim cramer was discussing, let business breathe. let business breathe. let the market work, and please stay with us this evening. we'll be right back. >>> hi, larry. i have absolutely loved o

tasklooking at the immense of how to turn washington state red, john f. kennedy had a quote.e american by nature is optimistic. inventorerimental, and , and a builder who builds best when called upon to build greatly." this is about the american dream. it is about how local activists can work together to turn a blue state purple. how did we do this? first, we surrounded ourselves with people who have a deep understanding of the political process. by deep understanding i mean i immersed gd. the karle had to have rove of washington state on our team. you also need people skilled in organization and structure. we need an organization that runs efficiently, like a business. for example, the executive that ran the 757 program was a perfect fit. he was on our team. some of you know dan. the coalitions. coalitions are nearly unstoppable. we set out with patience, diligence, and brotherly love to form this coalition. to name a few, the washington state federation, the freedom foundation, the tea party patriots, and local groups from all across the state. i spied a couple of you in yo

i remember when i was working for this network an john f. kennedy jr.'s plane went down, i was minding my own business, got a call, come into the bureau, go on, a record for me, i went 4 1/2 hours without getting up to go to the bathroom. we had no information. but we were wall-to-wall with this. we had to do that. the audience wanted it. the audience expected it of cnn. we had to be very careful, what i call the language of live, when you are live on the air with very limited information but you have to deal with it. now you have to deal with the information, the rumor, the speculation that's coming, literally from around the world in real time. >> this parallel universe of information that's going to be on-line whether we like it or not. i feel like on television we can at least try to separate facts from what might be fiction. >> that's right. but here's what you have to do when you're on television doing that. you have to say, i'm now separating fact from fiction. you have to say, here's what we know. these are the three facts we know. here are the 1

nixon was avoiding the kind of real debate that killed him in the '60 campaign against john f. kennedyby pretending to be performing before a real live audience that was there to judge him. it worked. only when we read mcginnis' superb "selling of the president" did he see how it worked. i remember getting a copy of that book when i was in swaziland teaching business in the peace corps. the book made its round among the volunteers. this inside look at state of the art media politics was something new back then. joe mcginnis was the guy who let the cat out of the bag, how it was all a big fat infomercial. he was good. he was hot. and he had the guts to get the story to the reader ahead of everybody else. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it's a big night with breaking news out of florida at this moment. in the first congressional race of 2014 where republican david jolly has won the race for florida's 13th district. beating out democratic challenger alex sink. we will have much more on that race and its implications in a little bit. >>> but we begin tonight with new devel

if you've flown into john f. kennedyport over the last decade, there's a good chance you taxied past hangar number 17 at that airport. even if you did, you might not have known it even if you were looking out the window of the plane when you went past. the location of hangar 17 was a secret. officials didn't want people to know exactly where that building was on the grounds of kennedy airport. that's because for many years hangar 17 at jfk housed the wreckage, the salvaged wreckage from the terrorist attacks on new york city's world trade center on september 11th, 2001.

. >> you'd never see like some great president like john f. kennedycoln doing an internet talk show. >> well, you're right because the internet did not exist during their time. >> see! >> okay. but lincoln for one was known as a funny man. i think lincoln would have certainly done an internet talk show if the internet had existed in the 1860s. >> but if the internet existed in the 1860s, then everything would have been entirely different. i'm just saying, that's a silly acce supposition, congresswoman. >> it's silly because i'm starting to sound like you. it's infectious. >> i bet you're glad you went to healthcare.gov. >> i have the health plan that all elected officials have. i don't have to go to health car care.gov. is there a congresswoman you would like to kiss? so are you running for president? >> this interview's over. >> okay. got to admit it, she won this interview. thank you for watching "beside a strawman." "now with alex wagner" starts now. >>> one week and 2,500 miles later, malaysia airlines flight 370 is still lost. it is friday, march

whether vice president gore should ask the russian prime minister about any russian information on john f. kennedy oswald. and there's plenty of the inner workings of the white house. and it says, "i really don't like the president making fun of our [ bleep ] whipping," not his words, "in november or suggesting it was because of him we got creamed." side note, is bleep whipping preferable to shellacking? another adviser offering a potential joke for clinton to deliver at the 1993 white house copters dinner. "i have a short statement, and then i'll be happy to take a few questions -- not." the clinton years, it was a halcion time. eye time when, as the uffington post" sam stein notes, when jokes were a sure thing. then things got more complicated. a handwritten note on clinton's remarks after the 2000 election suggested that clinton commend and not congratulate vice president gore on his failed campaign for president. and indeed, clinton seems to have taken that advice to heart. >>> coming up, they are not called the fighting irish for nothing. as the country gets ready to celebrate st. paddy's day

feehery, of course, john f. kennedy. here he is.he lasting irish traditions in politics is the annual al smith going. it's been the tradition for presidential candidates of both parties to drop the campaign rhetoric in favor of good humor ribbing. here's how jack kennedy took onyxo nixon in '60. >> so widely respected in american politics that he could bring together at the same banquet table for the first time in this campaign two political leaders who have long eyed each other suspiciously and disagreed so strongly publicly and privately. vice president nixon and governor rockefeller. >> you know, mr. moran, kennedy had the gall to show up not in white tie but with a regular tux looking like a million bucks. nixon shows up like he's supposed to and kennedy looks better. your thoughts about the sense of humor of the irish. this is an easy one. what is it that makes most irish with the exception of bill o'reilly not take themselves seriously? >> you know, they -- i think their parents keep them in check. they usually come from large

regularly scheduled flight from los angeles international airport to cairo, egypt, with a stop at john f. kennedyyork. that was the plan for egyptair flight 990. but on october 31st, 1999, the boeing 767 crashed into the atlantic ocean about 60 miles off the coast of massachusetts. >> i lost contact with the boeing 767 in my air space. we lost radar. we lost everything. >> reporter: crash investigators say the copilot had learned he was being demote and took control of the plane when the captain stepped out of the cockpit, sending it into a nose dive toward the ocean. the cockpit voice recorder revealed the copilot repeated "i rely on god" 11 times just before the crash. the captain can be heard on the recorder saying "what's happening?" even more chilling, the last words heard are the captain saying "pull with me" as he struggled to get his plane to change course. in that instant the copilot turns off the engine, sending the aircraft slamming into the sea. all 217 people on board were killed. >> with egyptair, the transponder stopped working and there was no may day call. the ntsb ruled the copi

we are not talking, you know, moving things huge distances across john f. kennedy airport or anything like that. the domestic -- the domestic terminal and the international terminal are maybe 100 feet apart. it's such a small airport they don't have luggage trolleys yet. but it does make a point that flights to kiev leave to the international airport, those here trying to make it separate from ukraine, trying to make the point on the ground. but there is a lot to go with this. if the referendum goes the way that the pro-russians would like it to and the people here vote to become part of russia, then, of course, there are a lot of things that have to be changed. customs, taxes, borders. how is all of that going to work? and, of course, the huge question: what happens to the ukrainian military here? right now, those sailors are blockaded in baracks, on their ships, out in the harbors. they have pledged their allegiance to ukraine. the officers say that if their commanding officers tell them to change, they will do what they say. but, you know, kiev is saying they ar

and here are the words that they're referring to, spoken by then presidential candidate john f. kennedythe greater houston ministerial association in 1960. >> i believe in an america where the separation of church and state is absolute, that is officially neither catholic, protestant, nor jewish. where no public official, either requests or accepts instructions on public policy from the pope, the national council of churches, or any other ecclesiastical source. >> father james martin is a jesuit priest and editor at large of the catholic magazine "america." he's also author of "jesus a pilgrimage." father martin, let's talk about the dichotomies and where the president and the pope converge, and then we'll go to where they diverge. i think the president really was excited to meet this pope, because the issue of social justice is sort of central to what he's doing and what the pope is doing, too. >> interestingly, president obama worked in chicago for a catholic church as a community organizer and someone who is very steeped in catholic social tradition, so he understands those things. h