this year marks half a century since the assassination of president john f. kennedy and to this day his death remains one of the most contentious accounts of official government narrative two thousand and three gallup poll found that seventy five percent of americans think that lee harvey oswald did not act alone and in fact j.f.k. his nephew robert f. kennedy jr has just come out and said that he's convinced that we're not being told the truth asserting that the warren commission was a shoddy piece of craftsmanship after decades of speculation it's a topic that director oliver stone boldly took on in his debut exposé entitled j.f.k. which some call the most comprehensive account of the events surrounding his death take a look. at the question you keep asking. if you take. these bomb boy. i mean like poison and i mean like a bullet my if you dig does that help you see my problem a little better. i am. tom daschle like bush. and bin shots right. cloak and dagger stuff you know they called it up we should. be ok did you just talk to us on the record we will protect you

this is a piece of legislature introduced by john f. kennedy when he was a senator from massachusetts. we rep jfk now as a remark remarkably young president. a fresh face, an outsider defeating the old establishment guy. richard nixon. but he was not new to washington. when he won the white house. he had been a congressman, first elected in 1946, then a senator elected first in 1952 and re-elected in 1958 and while he was a senator, in that year that he was running for re-election in 1958, john f. kennedy introduced this legislature. a bill to ban the importing into the united states of guns or ammunition manufactured for military purposes. now, the most popular weapon like that at the time looked like this. it's an italian rifle called a carkano. this was the most popular foreign firearm, originally manufactured for military purposes sold in the united states at the time kennedy introduced a bill that would have banned the sale of this gun. if you want to get a better look at this gun, here's another view. the man holding the rifle is in this

she headed one of the committees that john f. kennedy held, no for the union, but for the women's movement. >> what was she like? >> marvelous. she was fantastic. i was in love with her and her husband already because i used to wave at them when i was in elementary school. as he was governor before he was the president. >> the governor of new york. >> governor of new york. and so we would be allowed out of class to go down and wave at them when they were in new york city. >> that's a great story. in 1964, president lyndon johnson appointed you to the newly established equal employment opportunity commission. there were five commissioners. >> right. >> you were the only woman. what was that experience like? >> very interesting. to say the least. that was not unusual. there were not too many women in any place in washington in those days, or in most of the other organizations either. but i was doing this in san francisco, essentially, but without anything related to women. we didn't have a law in san francisco that gave us the right to loo

we got some students from john f. kennedy high school, and here we got some students from martin luther king junior high school out there. and we'd like to give a special shout out to assistant principal braxton. we'd like to present something for you to think about and then come to your groups and talk about it and hopefully we end something and hopefully we don't end our lives in tragedy. this isn't tragedy like the ancient greeks used to do like sophocles and euripides. we have our principal characters and a greek chorus (music). >> i'm an ares, i'll be playing the role of the prince. that's it for costumes, guys, we're on a tight budget. what makes a tragedy a tragedy? the ancient greeks would say it's from a king falls from grace. he was once a great king but a few scenes later he was blind and starving. it's the choices you make that determine your outcomes. now, before we begin i want you to guys to remember this story is based on true events. this is fictionalized. >> we didn't paint that on that wall. >> look at my s

[laughter] it reminds me of john f. kennedy's famous speech about putting a man on the moon, "we choose to go the moon not because it is easy-- but come on, it's got to be easy, right? let's just do it already. just strap a rocket to some guy's back. jeesh!" [laughter] [cheers and applause] be warned folks. this 501-day round-trip flyby is not for the faint of heart because there will be no showers, limits on toilet paper and clothing, drinking water made from the crew members' recycled urine and sweat and almost no privacy. in other words, basically a carnival cruise. [laughter] [cheers and applause] still -- still. being the first human to orbit the red planet is a memory you'll never forget, that is, until the radiation from the sun accelerates the onset of alzheimer's disease. [laughter] which explains neil armstrong's famous words, "that's one small step for man-- that's one small step for man." [laughter] fortunately, there is a plan to deal with the harmful radiation-- the astronauts will use a poop shield to block cosmic

robert "el fantasma" guerrero originario de gilroy fue arrestado esta maÑana en el aeropuerto john f. kennedyminal de un arma semi-automtica calibre 40. take vo ---se indic que guerrero estaba en nueva york para la promocin de su pelea contra floyd mayweather jr. y que supuestamente intentaba declarar en el mostrador de la aerolnea "delta" que posea el arma cuando fue arrestado. ---guerrero tendra ahora que enfrentar a la justicia. ---mas adelante, juan francisco ramirez nos dira como afectara su proxima gran pelea. cesar ---un grupo de activistas que busca mayor control a las armas de fuego take vo se manifesto frente a las oficinas de la senadora "dianne feinstein" en san francisco... ---lo que estan solicitando es que se realice una investigacion de antecedentes penales mas profunda para quienes quieran adquirir un arma... ---ellos creen que el chequeo de antecedentes eliminaria los vacios en lugares como ferias de armas... ---los manifestantes solicitan el apoyo de la senadora y esperan enviar firmas para demostrar dicho respaldo. blanca ---el cadaver de una persona fue localizado esta ma

it shows just how far we have gone to ask, what would john f. kennedy or al smith say to a democrat party that says to the catholic church, change your religious beliefs or we will use our power of the federal government to shut down your charity and your hospital? [applause] there was a time when standing for religious liberty enjoyed bipartisan support. we need to get back to that. [applause] amendment,e fifth which provides that none of us shall be provided -- denied life without due process of law. somehow, a drone from the sky hitting you from a cafe is not my definition of due process of law. [applause] the fourth amendment that protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. ndaa.d to repeal the [cheers and applause] the federal government does not have the authority to indefinitely detained a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil without due process of law. [applause] is the 10th amendment. something our omnipotent federal government seems to have forgotten all about. the 10th amendment provides that the powers not given to the federal government are r

. >> it remind me of way back in the '60s when it looks like john f. kennedy might be the new president and there were questions if he would be elected to pope because john f. kennedy was a catholic. so would the pope be running the united states. but as you pointed out, tamron, the president made it clear that he has at sometimes gone head to head with some of the bishops and cardinals in the american catholic church. they have not always seen eye to eye. i think he add good laugh about that one, tamron. >> tell me about the mood. we know around this time yesterday we saw first black smoke as expected with the first round of voting. at this point, who can predict so clearly what we will see and in maybe about 15 minute from now, chris. >> we don't know but it would seem based on the timing so far that they are in their fifth ballot. ed with one yesterday, two th thissithis morning. it is an inconclusive ballot. so timing would tell us they are on the fifth ballot now. it is a little after 7:00 at night here. and look at the picture of the crowd. i mean, if we

it's been a glut marked the start of the 60's for the assassination of john f. kennedy. what do you think the effect for 50,000 troops the entire war demonstrators what effect do you think that has on his understanding of what it means to be a leader. estimate that is the other thing that affected him. it's never happened before. people were throwing tomatoes and smoke bombs and so on. the pentagon papers the secret history of the war nixon felt threatened by at and was a breach of security and so on and certainly the counterculture he just didn't get. the 68 democratic convention he really didn't have that much contact with the counterculture and his children didn't either. david and hearst was part of it and they made. >> he did a good job though. >> she was coached on the program he was a real republican and finally ended up by sock it to me. it helped win the election is very close. >> you have a period of domestic turmoil. >> it would be to feel how much of that he brought with him and i'm thinking back to again the story that you lay out so beautifully in the 1950'

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she's been named recipient of the john f. kennedy profiles in courage award.t's an award named for president kennedy's pulitzer prize winning book. it is for her tireless work as a champion of reducing gun violence in america. and giffords tweeted today, wow, so proud. president kennedy's book is a favorite of mine. thank you, caroline and the jfk library. >>> and should there be a limit on someone with a song in their heart? you be the judge. ♪ i was blind ♪ but now i see >> that's 82-year-old emma anderson who was singing amazing grace and other hymns on a recent train ride in miami. when a security guard told her she was disturbing other passengers and forcibly removed her. >> you're getting off here. let's go. let's go, ma'am. >> well, the mayor of miami has now apologized to emma, and she's going to keep on singing. >>> postcards tonight from one of the most grueling athletic events on earth, the iditarod. the race nearly 1,000 miles across the frozen tundra of alaska. here one musher is planting a kiss on his loyal dog. you can see their breath visible i

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let's say, let's mark the start of the '60s with the assassination of john f. kennedy. what do you think the effect of vietnam, our mounting involvement -- ultimately 550,000 troops -- and then the antiwar demonstrators, what effect do you think that has on his understanding of what it means to be a leader? >> i think, i mean, i think that's, that was the third, that was the other thing that really affected him. he felt under, from the moment he was inaugurated, he felt under siege. he, his inauguration, it never happened before. people were throwing tomatoes and smoke bombs at the car and so on. and then when he's president, the pentagon papers come out. and even though the pentagon papers, the so-called credit history of the war was about the war that lyndon johnson had gotten us into, nixon felt threatened by it. nixon felt it was a breach of security and so on. and so, and certainly the counterculture he was, he had no -- he didn't, he just preponderate didn't get it. it was something alien to him. many some ways it didn't affect him. i think the 1968 democratic con

or john f. kennedy he's not a leader because he doesn't have the ability to have a vision and make that vision come about his idea his need to be loved his need to be accepted this idea of gee i want to live a leave a legacy of everybody being in love with who i was who i am it's going to kill this presidency and further is going to kill the democratic party as you pointed out in your opening statement i just came from pac i did my radio show there for three hours a day or two and a half hours and alan west's made a who is going to be on this program tomorrow by the way. made this comment he said . both he said there is nothing on this green earth that a liberal progressive fears more than a black american who wants a better life and smaller government he said being a black in-service like being surrounded by the taliban i mean here you and i are cured concerned that the president is going to you know shave a little slice off social security and let's you know be clear this is he's not talking about pri

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former congresswoman gabby giffords is being honored with this year's john f. kennedy in courage award. it was announced on cbs "this morning" today. giffords was chosen for her campaign against gun violence and for "inspiring the world with her recovery after being shot in an assassination attempt two years ago." there was such a beautiful ceremony this evening we have been eager to show it to you. two american sailors were laid to rest 150 years after their ship went down during the civil war. the flag-draped coffins of the unknown crewmen were carried to their final resting place at arlington national cemetery. in the funeral procession were descendents of crew members from the doomed ship. as david martin reported here yesterday, their remains were found when the gun turret of the u.s.s. "monitor," the navy's first iron-clad warship-- was raised from the waters off of north carolina. thousands of strangers came together to save the life of a boy in trouble. steve hartman "on the road" is next. next. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is th

. >> former arizona congress woman is this year's recipient of the john f kennedy profile in courage award. she's being honor forward political, personal and physical courage in working to change gun laws. giffords returned to the place she was shot in the head two years ago during a campaign event in tucson. six people died in that shooting. jfk's daughter caroline says giffords inspired many. >> still ahead here the sidewalk demonstration today of a south bay that can help safe lives. >> hidden gems, one man finds a fort yooun in art work in a cottage. >> wedding for kindergarteners? the creative way one teacher is teaching the alphabet. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions here live a little bit later. >> and hi there again, everyone. looking live from our mount tamalpais camera, clouds out there. what about tomorrow? we'll take a look at the forecast coming up. >> taking a look at the mcarthur maze, it's bumper to bumper in both directions on 80. 80. sodays of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fai

>> all right, so i would turn that on its head and i would quote john f. kennedyand i would say, "ask not what your country can do for you-- ask what you can do for your country." so instead of saying, "how can i," you know, um... >> hinojosa: benefit. >> yeah, benefit from it, instead say to myself, "oh, my goodness, if i make a positive change in my life, if i'm kind to others, if i quit smoking, if i make an effort to be a happier person, this doesn't just have benefits for me. it can benefit the people that i love and that i'm connected to and the people to whom they're connected to, and dozens, hundreds, sometimes thousands of other people can come to be affected by the changes that we make." >> hinojosa: i'm going to go home and be really happy. >> excellent, me too. >> hinojosa: and it's going to infect everybody. >> excellent, me too. >> hinojosa: dr. nicholas christakis, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, maria. thank you for having me. >> hinojosa: continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone

it shows just how far we have gone to ask, what would john f. kennedyr al smith say to a democrat party that says to the catholic church, change your religious beliefs or we will use our power of the federal government to shut down your charity and your hospital? [applause] there was a time when standing for religious liberty enjoyed bipartisan support. we need to get back to that. [applause] there is the fifth amendment, which provides that none of us shall be provided -- denied life without due process of law. somehow, a drone from the sky hitting you from a cafe is not my definition of due process of law. [applause] amendmenthe fourth that protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures. we need to repeal the ndaa. [cheers and applause] the federal government does not have the authority to indefinitely detained a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil without due process of law. [applause] there is the 10th amendment. something our omnipotent federal government seems to have forgotten all about. the 10th amendment provides that the powers not given to the fed

check shooters of john f. kennedy a jerry ford who got shot at twice.t bobby kennedy and martin luther king. they had political motive and guns. got them easy and put them to use easily. if you are not against the movement, you are with it. >> eric: legal gun owners with assassinations? this is outrage, play tant media outrage -- ridiculous. >> greg: stop using the word "epic fail." i banned it the first show we did. no! go ahead. >> dana: are you -- >> kimberly: are you done having a moment there? somebody takes him seriously when he said tickle me all the way up. he is trying to get ratings and create a buzz. doing a good job because we're talking about it. but the argument is off-base. it doesn't mean he has credibility about it. what is this man talking about making this -- >> eric: what does he mean, bob? >> kimberly: bob, interpret. decode. >> bob: i'm the last one to interpret what chris matthews says or means. it i have known him a long time and i like him. he does things like this to draw attention to himself. bobby kennedy was killed with a ha

. >> what does john f. kennedy say? >> ask not what you can do for your country but what your country do for you. >> what does clinton say? >> i did not have relations with that woman. >> george w. say? >> [ inaudible ] >> andrea: very cute. ing from. freddie "red eye" tomorrow 11:00 p.m. new time, in show. watch it. banned phrase. give it up for. i hate this. just say clap. >> is that what they say? >> greg: no more that. >> eric: tomorrow, saturday, 11:30 a.m., 4:30 pacific, cashing in. we are throwing a third birthday party bash for obama care. there it is. a little of that. a little of that. >> bob: i will be there for that. >> eric: dvr if you can't be there. >> bob: our fox poll is -- i got to get out of your way? sorry. i'm not used to this as you know. the poll is at facebook.com facebook.com/thefivefnc. we are serious about this and so are the other people. the veterans deserve more credit than you got and you deserve to be treated better that cbs decided to treat you. i will never understand why, but i'll say

before president john f. kennedy when you talk about political courage, you mean somebody who is willing to go against the wishes of his constituents for what he considers the best interest of the country. >> as a senator he won the pulitzer prize for the book "profiles in courage" which chronicled legislative bravery in the senate. today caroline kennedy carries the lantern of her father's legacy recognizing outstanding public servants each year with the profile in courage award. >> i think our family was looking for a way to sort of honor my father's memory at the library and also celebrate the quality that he thought was so indispensable. one of the really touching things was how much it meant to former president gerald ford. i think in some ways it was vindication of him for his action to pardon former president richard nixon. >> only those willing to lose for their convictions are deserving of posterity's approval. >> most people believe that pardon cost him the presidency. >> past honorees included supreme cour

. >> in the ford museum, just behind the reagan limousine is the convertible in which john f. kennedyth in 1963. a hard top restored to the car after that murder. starting with abraham lincoln at the end of the civil war, nine presidents in and out of office have been targeted by gunfire. four of them killed. it has been 23 -- 32 years since the last shots were fired at an american president. the longest such interval ever between assassination attempts, with each death, each near miss, protection has gotten better. yet for the secret service, for any president, it remains a risk which comes with the oath of office. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> i congratulate you, sir. >> i think for us, we have to live on edge. we have to be willing, as they are, to lose their life. we have to give our life for that. it's like a tradeoff. whoever responds first. >> you say that the presidents live with that same code? >> i think they all know it. >> each and every day the secret service has to be very, very good. and some days it needs to be very lucky.

this is the house where lee harvey oswald spent the last night with his family before killing john f. kennedy. for years tourists have been stopping by the home. the house, which is currently owned by the city, will be restored to look like it did in 1963. the only out of place item will be the central air conditioner. david: that is so creepy. austin, texas, where google is showing off a talking shoe. it monitors the movement and then speaks to you. it might say something like this is super boring as it moves it can kind of motivate you, supposedly, by giving you more positive comments. the shoe collects data sent to an app on your mobile phone telling the shoe what to say. don't go looking for it in the stores anytime soon, there are currently no plans to sell the talking shoes. liz: can we have it in a french accent or something? tomorrow, national federation of independent business will release small business optimism index for february expected to rise. david: the treasury department putting out its monthly federal budget for february at 2:00 p.m. the government had an unexpected surplus

a pilot reported seeing the drone at the john f. kennedyport just after 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the pilot told air traffic controllers he saw the drone flying about 1,500 feet off the ground just southeast of the airport. the fbi and faa are now vestigating. >>> the nurse at a senior living facility in bakersfield who refused to provide cpr to a resident who died will not be facing any charges. lauren bailiff collapsed and died. a 911 dispatcher tried to convince a nurse to begin cpr. the nurse said it was against company policy. they did not find any signs of criminal misconduct. relatives said today they do not plan to sue because bailiff wanted to pass away without any life prolonging intervention. >>> millions in the midwest are facing their heaviest snowfall in the city. chicago is getting hammered as the storm moves east. up to 10-inches are expected to fall there. heavy snow fell in minneapolis, north dakota and wisconsin. the storm is expected to hit the east coast sometime tomorrow it could bring rain and snow there as well. the