video of john f. kennedy and his young family 50 years ago this weekend. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the more we learn about yesterday's fatal bus crash in indianapolis, the more heartbreaking it becomes. it was a story just developing when we came on the air last night. 3 people died and 26 others injured in a bus returning from a church youth camp went out of control and flipped on its side. it happened at the end of a long journey just minutes before the group was to return home. among the dead a young minister and his pregnant wife. while a community of faith grieves, investigators are trying to understand how it happened. nbc's john yang is in indianapolis for us tonight. john? >> reporter: good evening, lester. right now the colonial hill baptist church is holding its regular evening worship service. tonight it's taking on special meaning. hundreds of worshippers arrived at church this morning just blocks from the crash tha

is offering $100,000 reward in hopes of finding $1.2 million stole be from a plane at john f. kennedy last month part of a bank shipment transported on swiss air from switzerland to the new york federal reserve. when the jet arrives at john f. kennedy airport the money was gone. the f.b.i. believes it was an need job. you have heard the phrase it is hot enough to fry an egg, rangers want you to stop trying to see if it is true. they say it is stuff enough working in the hottest place on the planet without cleaning up the mess after people try to fry eggs in the park lot. this is a picture of the national park service on facebook, with the high in death valley 120 degrees and it home as record for the hottest temperature ever recorded, 134 degrees set 100 years ago today! >> i don't like to waste food. the idea of frying eggs on the pavement unless you eat it. not that hot here or not today. >> no fried eggs maybe from fried people in the stands if they are not possible at at&t park for a day game. make sure you grab the sunscreen and i will give you the forecast in a minute. here is l

the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia, has been fascinated by john f. kennedyeenager he fell in love with politics in the kennedy administration and this is called the kennedy half century and will be the most comprehensive book to come out this fall about the legacy of john f. kennedy so it will encompass his campaign for the presidency, his brief term in office, his assassination and particularly focus on the impact the hat on every president since, everyone of a nine president since is directly linked to jfk in fascinating ways and ronald reagan more than any of them used the kennedy name, reputation, more ways than any president since. you might think bill clinton or barack obama but actually reagan did but every president made use of the kennedy name and kennedy legacy in one way or another. larry also landed the biggest hole ever undertaken about a public figure in america, that will be part of the book, new information about the assassination no one has seen before that he finally dragged out of bureaus and not released, we will embargo that into the boo

never before scene footage of john f. kennedyws him 50 years ago this week just four months before his assassination. here you can series playing a little golf at his family compound in hyannis port. the 15 minute film offers a rare glimpse into the family's life and some of their final joyful moments. here you can see a little caroline on his father's lap. that's coming up. while they enjoy a cruise on the presidential yacht. and then mom jackie later you can see the president diving into the ocean for a swim. >>> the obama administration renews its vow to reject proposed spending cuts by congressional republicans. jack lew said the president will not sign government funding bills that slash domestic spending or negotiate cuts to reduce the federal debt limit. he said this on on fox news sunday. >> congress has on stop looking at what's the last possible moment. no within can predict and they can't take the risk of making a mistake. they should get back after their time off in august and they should finish their work and get it

it was 50 years ago that john f. kennedyome time to unwind and relax at the family compound on the coast of massachusetts. as about to watch it was a very happy time shortly before tragedy struck. the never-before-seen film in color but silent captures president kennedy and his beautiful young family relaxed at play at the compound called by some as camelot. >> this is where they would go to hyannisport. >> reporter: with the cuba missile crisis behind him and high approval ratings, the summer found kennedy at the peak of his popularity. >> the sense you have is people who are frolicking. he's playing golf. what i noticed is after he sank a putt he didn't spend doubtdown to get the golf ball because he was wearing a back brace. he had a tcluded in moscow on a treat yo to ban all nuclear tests in outer space and under water. >> reporter: it continues with them taking a cruise on the yacht. he can be seen as a doting father. daughter caroline nestles up to him and they go for a swim. jackie kennedy is there, too, pregnant. she

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three examples of america first supporters at this time included harvard senior named john f. kennedy, a cornell university student named kurt vonnegut and a precocious student named gore vidal who founded a chapter of america first. their opposition isn't all that surprising if you think about it. they didn't know they were going to be the greatest generation in a few years. they didn't think of this as a good war back then. they knew that if we got into the war they were going to be among the first to fight ends millions of them revolted against the very thought of american participation in another bloody european conflict. remember it was only 20 years since world war i had ended. that was supposed to be the war to make the world save for democracy, that was what woodrow wilson told the american people. actually made the world save for adolf hitler. the european allies didn't cooperate. stood aside while hit a came to power. no way do we want to get involved in another one of these things. so the opposition of the college students in 1939-1941 to me was very much like the 1960s and

kennedy is the daughter of former president john f. kennedy. she'd bring a third generation of kennedys to diplomatic service after her grandfather and aunt. she supported mr. obama at a crucial moment in the 2008 campaign and co-chaired his reelection. kennedy still needs senate confirmation. john mccain praising kennedy, saying that her prestige will be important in japan. >>> this time, it's not his socks. george h.w. bush has a new look. it's inspired by a 2-year-old boy in the fight of his life. the former president joined patrick's pals after learning the son of one of his secret service agents is battling leukemia. as a sign of solidarity, president bush shaved his head with other members of the security detail. the touching tribute is also personal for president bush. he lost his second child, robin, to leukemia when she was 4 years old. it sounds like it's out of a tom clancy novel. cold relics, microfilm cameras and osama bin laden's personal rifle all on display. the secret cia museum is closed to the public. only cia employees and gu

video of john f. kennedy and his young family 50 years ago this weekend.

of course, that was the day john f. kennedy was assassinated so he never gave the speech. 1988 came along and it was time for this speech, part of a series of speeches by former leaders of the senate that senate majority leader trent lott organized, mike phone and it was mike mansfield. he said, i've been asked to give a speech for this series. what should i talk about. well, i knew about the famous 1963 speech on the nature of leadership that he never gave. he did stick it in the record at the time. i said senator why don't you give that and shape it a little bit. he did. it was the first in a series of speeches on leadership. they're all on the senate website. it was a blockbuster. >> we hear a lot today about how this is the meanest time in history in the united states senate and house of representatives. i will read back to you what's in this book. it's not something that you put in, it's got a footnote. clay hated jackson and calhoun, betton hated calhoun, calhoun hated clay and jackson and john quincy adams hated webster.

stood still and everyone held our breath and here stood john f. kennedy ten feet tall. en feet tall, that determined, courageous, and strong, and, for first st time, for the time, we saw nikita khrushchev and go home.arbles pastore, rhode island democrat. didn't die until 2003. fact, i think i just saw his wife just died in may or something. but anyway, would it have made any difference -- let me ask toir how about the or today compared to what we've seen with huey long and russell pastore. john how did you compare to it? more docile, less row backups for sure. john f. kennedy. later larly later in the years they had it on c-span. this is or toir. old school. >> over the years, when were the the senate?s in in other words, when it started back at the beginning. there?y senators were and how did it increase up to 100? 22 because not all of the states gratified the constitution when it convened on 6 in the senate in 1789. gradually, of course, through numbers century, the increased. members. they had 76 that began to pose some major procedural problems. there the people o

john f. ken dip, they're drinking pals. -- john f. kennedy. they each contributed to one another's political education. george smathers is remembered for the campaign against claude pepper. he defeated claude pepper. some thought it was a scandal louse campaign. -- a scurrilous campaign. there's a certain mythology, never tracked that down of george smathers going around giving speeches saying, george -- clyde pepper has a sister who's a thespian, his brother has a brother that was a home same yen and on and on. brother was a practicing whole book --, say p.m. and on and on. smathers denied all that. he did the oral history at the time that clyde pepper died to set the record straight. as my partner in this book neil mcneil said, he should left that alone. he would have gone down as the greatest wits of all time to come up with a campaign attack. >> neil mcneil who you co-authored this died of what? 2008? >> cancer. >> i believe it was lung cancer. >> what was he like? >> he was large, deeply confidence in his own abilities. he had the power,

caroline kennedy is president of the john f. kennedyd chairs a committee at the institute of politics at harvard university. she was also an early supporter of president obama in the presidential primary campaigns of 2008, his first campaign for the presidency. the world, of course, first got to know caroline kennedy by watching her play with her father in the oval office. the rewrite is next. olesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. it's been a happy union. he does laundry, and i do the cleaning. there's only two of us... how much dirt can we manufacture? more than you think. very little. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] let's have a look, morty. it's a sweeper. what's this? what's that? well we'll find out. we'll find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise! oh boy... there you go... morty just summed it up. the next 4

caroline kennedy is president of the john f. kennedyation and chairs a committee at the institute of politics at harvard university. she was also an early supporter of president obama in the presidential primary campaigns of 2008, his first campaign for the presidency. the world, of course, first got to know caroline kennedy by watching her play with her father in the oval office. the rewrite is next. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ >>> i have now run my last campaign. i do not intend to wait until the next campaign or the next president before tackling the issues that matter. >> president obama is trying to rewrite the future of the

she gave every american president from john f. kennedy obama a taste of her pointed questions. >> what is it that prevents your administration from talking to castro, so the sand nis that. >> it's a widespread per nition that you're waffling, that you can't make up your mind. >> when are you going to get out of afghanistan? why are we continuing to kill and die there. >> reporter: the daughter of lebanese immigrants, she got her start writing for her high school newspaper. she spent more than 50 years with united press international working her way up from a reporter covering women's issues to white house bureau chief, the first woman of any wire service to hold that job. in 1962 she helped convince president kennedy to threaten to boycott the annual dinners for white house correspondents if women were not allowed to attend. >> we were going toe to toe with them on story was the men. they finally realized it's okay to have women. >> reporter: she considered traveling with nix con on to chs career highlight. she became a columnist for hear

but she embraced her job asking presidents from john f. kennedy many americans want their leaders to face. there was helen thomas the path breaker. time and again prying open doors for women in the notoriously clubby washington press core by demanding equal status. she became bureau chief. not just the first female member, but its president. she forced open those doors because such recognitions would validate women reporters in the eyes of politicians and their journalistic peers. she mentored hundreds and inspired countless more. and then there was helen thomas the liberal gag fly, her beliefs fully surfacing as she left to become a columnist in 2000. along with skepticism toward israel. president bush neglected to call on her. when he finally did, thomas asked him why he took the war to iraq at all. there is a principle that you can don't remember someone solely by the worst thing she did, but a roert as sharp as thomas would notice meaningful omissions. late in life, helen thomas called on jews living in israel to return to the european lands i

. >> continuing search for the body of john f. kennedy jr. and his wife and his sister-in-law. there's been no confirmation of their deaths. the signs are ominous. more and more debris washing ashore. more personal effects being recovered. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> time for sports and we want to start with the all-star festivities at citifield and the home run derby. prince fielder had the longest bomb, 483 feet. but he did not advance to finals. that was a face off between that guy bryce harper and yoenis cespedes. harper just honestly his swing is violent. just unbelievable. but yoenis cespedes took home the title. he knocked in 17 out in the first-round, nine in the finals. h

she's the daughter of the late president john f. kennedy. the white house announced the nomination in a news release, along with other selections for administration posts. kennedy is expected to be confirmed to replace current ambassador john roos in tokyo. kennedy is 55 years old. she's a lawyer and an author and she heads a foundation that oversees a library commemorating her father. kennedy has been active within the democratic party. she helped propel obama to the presidential nomination in 2008, and last year, she served as co-chair of his re-election campaign. if approved by the senate, kennedy would become the first female ambassador to japan. >>> the wait is over. britain's prince william and wife catherine have named their newborn baby boy george alexander louis. royal officials made the announcement on wednesday. george has been the name of six british kings. george vi was queen elizabeth's father. the choice seems popular. >> i think it's a good, strong name. >> i guess it's traditional but it's modern as well. >> the bbc says quee

kennedy is the daughter of former president john f. kennedy and the third generation of american political royalty. she supported mr. obama at a crucial moment in the 2008 campaign and co-chaired his re-election. she still needs senate confirmation though. republican senator john mccain praised kennedy saying that her prestige will be important in japan. >>> striking new images of george h.w. bush surfaced. his new look is partially inspired by a 2-year-old boy in a fate of his life. the former president joined patrick's pals after learning the son of one of the secret service agents is battling leukemia. a sign of solidarity. president bush shaved his head with other members of his security detail. the touching tribute is also very personal for president bush who lost his second child, robin, to leukemia when she was only 4 years old. >>> now here's your first look at scrambled politics. texas becoming the 12th state to ban abortions after 20 weeks, a new poll finds 44% support a been after 20 weeks. 37% oppose it. for the comments that drew

my two hero when i sing churchill and john f. kennedy and i grew up with that camel. and i think i got more inspiration from mad than anything else jeff bell on twitter asked does he ever go back to his hometown in kentucky and what kind of reception do you get. well namely straight after it. but you know the one you know living guards who did it several. thousand nine hundred sixty nine they can i am from kentucky so i went down got it in the lakes and this was the poorest county your county we didn't have to stand for a b. get what the county was so hilly that you could name around but a large no most of the people. of the land they did i don't know we have a segment we call if you only knew so we'll see about you what makes you laugh dirty jokes most embarrassing moment you ever buy you were never embarrassed i don't think i won't i don't think you ever wore best advice you ever received. without a problem from other people's mistakes because you can't live alone after my gum all yourself. favorite place to be if you have a favorite place in the world i absolutely

she began covering the white house when john f. kennedy was president and stayed there until her retirement in 2010. she was 92 years old. >>> the families of the three chinese teenagers killed at sfo have hired lawyers. the chronicle is reporting the family chose a firm out of new york to represent them. two of the girls died during the crash, as we reported yesterday, the third survived the crash and was killed by a responding fire truck. also earlier this week, a mother and son injured in the crash filed a lawsuit against asiana airlines in federal court in san francisco. >>> in sunnyvale, firefighters are on the vine of a fire at a lucky's shopping center at the intersection of north matilda and maude. kimberly terry has more on what's happening. >> that fire is under control, and we're told the crews are still out here making sure it is completely out. the call came in at about 2:30 this afternoon, it was a report of smoke in one of the buildings. when firefighters arrived, they say that smoke grew significantly. >> you have a portion

she made a name for herself with united press international covering ten presidents from john f. kennedy to george w. bush. she passed away this morning after a long illness. she was 92. >>> and police are investigating a situation where a woman tumbled to her death from a roller coaster. the deadly accident last night at a six flags amusement park in arlington, texas. witnesses say the woman tumbled from the texas giant ride after a safety bar released. the ride is the tallest steel hybrid roller coaster in the world, and six flags is denying that's how she passed. i'm jamie colby. back to "cavuto on business." >>> watching out for you or just watching you? the senate giving the green light to this man to head up the consumer financial protection bureau, but the word protection coming into question as new reports claim the agency is collecting data on all americans' financial transactions. ben, forget protection. is this an invasion of our privacy? >> well, what gives them the right to look into my bank statements, look into my credit card statements? what gives them the right to know e

my two heroes who want to sing churchill and john f. kennedy and i grew up with that camel. and i think i got more inspiration from mad than anything else you have bell on twitter asked does he ever go back to his hometown in kentucky and what kind of reception do you get. well namely straight after it. but you know the one you know living guards who did it several poverty and i nine hundred sixty nine they can i am from kentucky so i went down and got the lakes and this was the poorest county york county we didn't have to food stamps are a big get it was. the county was so hilly that you could name ground but a guard now most of the people who live off the land how they did it i don't know we have a segment we call if you only knew so we'll say so about you what makes you laugh dirty jokes most embarrassing moment you ever buy you were never embarrassed i don't bank i won't i don't think you ever wore best advice you ever received we had a problem from other people's mistakes because you can't live alone after my gum all yourself. favorite place to be if you have a favorite

book depository which remembers the life, presidential tenure, and assassination of president john f. kennedy. this is the hour. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much for being here today. this is truly remarkable audience. i have been with the museum for 13 years, and i cannot think of another vendor programmer we have an audience carnallite this . there are far too many people the require recognition for me to catch everyone's name. please forgive me. i want to point out some of our special guests. they're retired police detective who was handcuffed to lee harvey oswald of the time it was shot. [applause]

but her big break came with the election of john f. kennedy. she became the first woman to cover a president full-time. she was the only female print journalist to travel with president nixon on his breakthrough trip to china and went on to cover the watergate scandal. thomas was known for working long hours and asking difficult questions. >> my question is why did you really want to go to war from the moment you stepped into the white house? >> to assume i wanted war is just flat wrong helen. >> reporter: but thomas abruptly announced her retirement in 2010 after she made a controversial remark that was caught on video. >> any comments on israel? we're -- >> get the [ bleep ] out of palestine. >> reporter: she later said she regretted what she said. following her death at 92, president obama issued a statement calling thomas a pioneer who broke down barriers for generations of women in journalism. he added -- her family says she will be buried in detroit... a memorial susan mcginnis, cbs news. >> sources say thomas died after a long illness. h

kennedy is the most prominent surviving member of the late president john f. kennedy's family. she would be the first woman to serve as u.s. ambassador to japan. >>> coming up next in sports, another rough night for the giants. >>> ahmed fareed here at the exfinnerty sports desk. the giants were in first lace last year. 2 1/2 games up on the dodgers. not the case this year. the finale between the giants and the reds at at&t park. chad gaudin the bearded one. phillips singles to right center. blanco, some trouble out there. defense, a bit of a struggle for the giants on this night. mike leake driving one to center. that would have been a good play by blanco. they fall to 1-6, versus the reds this season. >>> how about the a's in houston, takening on the astros. cespedes making his first start since the all-star break. seventh inning here. eric sogard. that lead cut to one. seth smith comes in to score. travis blackley on the mound. giving up the go ahead two-run home run to coco crisp. the a's win again. final score, 4-3. >>> football is right around the corner. and the 49ers ve

. >> many americans say that john f. kennedy is their favorite president. now ycan sit at his desk if you click this. jfklibrary.org will start you on your visit to president kennedy's virtual oval office. items on the desk are interactive links that let you explore jfk's political and personal life. clicking on the picture frame will take you to a family photo album. this link takes you to his campaign office. there are lots of videos to browse through. for example, one of his old tv commercials. >> ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, ken-nedy for me ♪ >> ♪ kennedy >> ♪ kennedy >> ♪ kennedy >> ♪ kennedy >> you can even dial his phone and listen in on presidential conversations. >> with the popularity 70% now, sir, you'd break 50/50 with the republicans. >> it's a safe bet you'll find lots of fascinating facts about our 35th president. with "click this," i'm harry. >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ cheers and applause ] this isn't a real basketball game. >> hike! >> and this isn't a real football

reporters wrote about social events and home making but her big break came with the election of john f. kennedy. thomas became the first woman to cover a president full time. she was the only female journalist to travel with president richard nixon and went onto cover the watergate schedule. thomas was a force to be reckoned with known for working long hours and asking difficult questions. >> my question is why did you reelly want to go to war from the moment you stepped into the white house. >> to assume i wanted war is flat wrong, helen. >> thomas abruptly announced retirement in 2010 after she made a controversial remark that was caught on video. >> any comments on israel? we're arresting everybody to. >> tell them to get the [ bleep ] out of palestine. she later said she regretted what he said. following her death at 92 president obama issued a statement calling thomas a pioneer who broke down barriers for women in journalism. he sadded she never failed to keep any president, myself included, on their toes. her family says she will be burr rid in detroit, and a memorial service is being pla

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footage of president john f. kennedy golf with his press secretary on cape cod. and here is caroline, there she is on her father's lap on the presidential yacht. the 15-minute silent film released by the kennedy library offers a rare glimpse into some of the family's final joyful moments, like jumping off the yacht into the water for a swim. >> steve: you know what? after these many years, we figured we'd seen all the video and tape, still some out there. meanwhile, there could be even more bombshells this week in the nsa spying scandal. that could mean the agency knows even more about us than we think. peter doocy is following this from the white house and he joins us live. peter? >> we're hearing now that the nsa has a database containing trillions of phone calls and e-mails they've collected over the last few years that is coming to us from the journalist glenn greenwald who edward snowden initially spilled the beans to about these nsa surveillance and data collection programs. greenwald is also saying now that it's a

she is the daughter of former president john f. kennedy. she served as cochair of his vice-presidential search committee. if approved, she will be the first woman to serve as u.s. ambassador to japan. >>> and former president george h.w. bush is stepping out with a new hairdo, or lack of hair. >> he shaved his head in support of 2-year-old patrick, who has leukemia. you can see them both here with matching shaved heads. patrick's father is on mr. bush's security team. his colleagues shaved off their hair last week to show support for patrick. the bush family lost their second child to leukemia 60 years ago. >> then president clinton by the way tweeted, looking good, 41. and he does. >>> time now 4:51. soda sales are losing some fizz in the last quarter. what the big soda companies are doing to boost sales. >> and believe it or not, the freaky thing that happens at the winchester house of mystery and it's all caught on tape. ,, ,,,,,, Ñáçwçñ >>> we have the as back in town playing the angels. game time starts at 7:05. should be partly cloudy

decision that's right for her but she -- [overlapping speakers] >> the daughter of former president john f. kennedy has been a top obama supporter since his first presidential campaign. she also served as cochair of his vice-presidential search committee. if confirmed, caroline kennedy would be the first woman to serve as u.s. ambassador to japan. >>> golden state warriors' plans for a new waterfront arena in san francisco have hit another snag. the building, which would sit on piers 30 and 32, was already going to be pretty expensive. as it turns out, there was another price increase hidden just below the surface of the bay. >> the extent to which we're going to have to rebuild those piers is becoming more visible over time. originally, we hoped it would be $60 million to $70.000000. now i think it's projected at something like $120 million with still a couple of question marks that could probably take that up to as high as $150 million. >> add that to a $700 million arena and other retail space, and you're now talking about a $1 billion project. >>> your ability to connect to the internet just go

him endlessly talking about how awful, he went on and on for a whole year about his book about john f. kennedy. he loves bill clinton, never stops kissing his -- those two guys did things way worse. i mean, kennedy, so much more reckless. bill clinton, paula jones, true sexual harassment. there seems to be no sort of consistency in the media. >> wow, okay. is it a fair comparison between anthony weiner and say bill clinton? greg, what do you think? >> hillary apparently is upset about this because of the comparison. bill was way better at fill and dering than anthony weiner. like comparing a ball boy to an olympic athlete. bill had sex with live human beings, not cold smart phones. i mean, weiner never got close to an actual female, which makes it even kind of stranger. i have to say this. if you look at it, look at the infidelity on both sides of the political spectrum. filner, clinton, spitzer, a couple of kennedys, a weiner, mcgreevey, on the left, sanford. when it comes to infidelity, the left are harlem globetrotters, the right -- >> an interesting point in the "the new york times" over t

the author and daughter of john f kennedy was a big supporter of president obama's campaign f confirmed kennedy would be the first woman to serve as u.s. ambassador to japan. a victory for detroit today, lawyers for the city went to court for the first time in the city bankruptcy proceedings. a judge put a stop to lawsuits declaring he will handle challenges. a judge said the governor acted illegally in approving the filing. retirees sued claiming pension rights are protected under the constitution and now at risk. >> we have breaking news. sky 7 live in san francisco bay view district. at least one person has been shot. this is at jennings and shafter streets. the confirmed victim is a woman taken to the hospital with wounds police are describing as not life threatening. we know other ambulances were call bud no confirmation of a possible second victim we'll bring you more information as soon as we can get it and get breaking news 24-7 on twitter. >> trayvon martin's father went to capitol hill today in an effort to focus attention on issues impacting black men and boys spoke to hebs o

f. kennedy the night that john f. kennedy was shot. that was something that was in fact a race crime.olutely a race crime. i want to see that because i think it will put into perspective what we look for when a leader stands up in a moment of crisis. here's robert f. kennedy. >> what we need in the united states is not division, what we need in the united states is not had threat, what we need in the united states is not violence and lawlessness. but is love and wisdom and compassion toward one another. feeling of justice toward those who still suffer within our country whether they be white or whether they be black. [ applause ] >> that was from a speech in indianapolis april the 4th, 1968. >> all right, he's running for governor in texas, he's trying to best to his obama care out of his state. greg abbott is going to join me in a moment. >>> on thursday, texas governor rick perry signed into law new abortion limits that would outlaw abortion after 20 weeks. it would also require doctors and hospitals to meet much stricter standards. attorney general greg abbott announced hiss candid

and president john f. kennedy.utation of asking president's tough questions. >> helen had strong vows. but she kept them private in the since of working for upi. you couldn't look at her copy and think she was taking one side or the other. she was a good wire reporter in that respect. when she left upi she pecame a columnist and you can so the tronning vows. she was of lebanonese descent. and she felt strongly about israel and that place in the world. but i empsidewaysel ep in as a reporter would you know how she felt. >> it is interesting thaw mention her background. it was her comments about jews that may have led to her retirement. she said jous should get out of palestine and go home? >> i supported her from the stand point to go to the organization to a lev i can't tell her pain. she was 89 at the time. it was a hot day in the white white and a rabby on the street asking people how they felt about israel. he didn't dislike helen and she blurted out, the jous should get out of palestine and go back where they c

thing to say more about the democrat party today would have a hard time dealing with a guy named john f. kennedy you'd be too conservative radio to be too liberal for his party lindsey graham goes to you know i grew up a public bodies in a in a demographic death spiral there is the the republican party right now is having their own civil war if you will within the party you're absolutely right something you know that has a never had it but you know you have you have no leadership in the senate how many bills end up at the senate don't go anywhere with harry reid and hit the trolls a set of the united states together right off of our politicking pal right after this. well. it's technology innovations all the developments from around russia we've got the future are covered. download the official location. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch artsy anytime anywhere. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details of his diction misinformation and media hype you up to date by dec

. >> once the unofficial helen thomas was here she was the every american president from john f. kennedy obama a taste of the question. >> what is it that prevents your are you waffling? can you not be able to make up your mind. and the daughter of a lebanese immigrant started writing for her high-school newspaper. she spent 50 years for the united press, with women's issues, and the white house bureau chief of first woman to hold that job. in 1962 she helped prevent president kennedy to boycott the dinner if women were not able to attend. >> if women were not able to say they finally realized that it is okay to have women. she's >> reporter: considered to travel with nixon in china a career highlight. and in that role she became a harsh critic of the role saying that they did not do enough to help with george w. bush over a war that she called illegal and immoral. the and i think tha aftermath of 911 wih the challenge and are seeing and on american and unpatriotic and also, as a consequence, the let the americans people down. >> reporter: she was asked about israel. >> and if they said

i wrote a book on john f. kennedy.hat his indiscretions were were at the highest level yet in his two years of office he brought the nations together and he was good for america even though at the time he was doing things let's say in the judeo-christian era was not acceptable. his presidency was very acceptable although he did all of those things. >> i think about h. ross perrault. he said i would never hire a man who committed adultery because i figure if a man lied to his wife, he won't have a problem lying me. take the kennedy situation. his was an unfinished preside y presidency. we don't know if he lived another term those would have gotten out of hand. >> we don't nobu he was able to gronch while he was doing the other stuff. >> let's go back to mark sanford. he's another one who's been put into office. they were saying why can't they overlook ween fehr they overlook that? you know, there's one thing to be searching for your soul partner in argentina. that's one thing. to be snapping pictures of your private par

can't say more about the democrat party they would have a hard time dealing with a guy named john f. kennedy you'd be too conservative radio to be too liberal for his party lindsey graham goes to go i grew public bodies in a in a demographic death spiral there is the number of the republican party right now is having their own civil war if you will within the party you're absolutely right something you never had it happen but you know you have you have no. the leadership of the senate how many bills end up with the senate don't go anywhere with harry reid and if the trolls the senate of the united states get over it small from our politicking palin right up to this. limitation of free accreditation free in-store charge of free arrangement free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media oh don carty dot com. a little worse if you're going to take only the white house to give it to the radio guy and pull out of a zero minutes from a click cause they want to watch close to a good you've never seen anything like this on telly. playing last tim

the daughter of john f. kennedy was big supporter of president obama to the white house. if confirmed, she would be the first woman to serve as ambassador to japan. >> george h.w. bush is showing his support for a would-year-old boy. take a look at this. 89.-year-old former president shaved his head in support of patrick, a little boy fighting leukemia. george and barbara bush lost their daughter to leukemia almost 60 years ago. patrick is one of the son's of a a security staffer. they are standing to raise money for his treatment. >> another half-hour is coming up next. as we continue. an "abc 7 news" exclusive. the man in charge of san francisco city college system explains how he plans to save the school. and a swarm of bees prevents a plane from taking off. google's new attempt to move into your family room. how the little device can bring your internet to the television screen. >> caught on tape. a brand-new police surveillance video, what the >>> the man selected to steer the city college in the right direction promises the institution will be saved. accreditation c

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a stunning new claim about the assassination of president john f. kennedy. show set to air this fall suggests a secret service agent accidentally fired one of those fatal bullets. the producers say there is forensic evidence and documents that back up the claims hickey hit kennedy. he was riding in the car behind the limo. it marks 50 years since the assassination. >> it is not easy getting up this early in the morning. you are not line. we are highlighting some of the country's hardest workers who rise before the sunrise fwrus just like us. >> in the second installment with our wake up with us series heather nauert visited one spot where it is a matter of life or death around the block. >> i visited the emergency room in long island. they are saving lives while we are sleeping. >> it is 3:45 a.m. dr. johnstone is 6 hours into her shift. for her and her staff it's another day at the office. >> you have dozens of people working here. it is like a mini city. >> it's the middle of the night on a monday night but we are open 24-hours 7 days a week so we don't --

downtown to the courthouse she was simply leave john to this new candidate on the scene senator john f. kennedy. >> host: because he was catholic? >> i do he was also about her age so she was that new generation but i always point out she was not that active in the grass-roots politics and did not like to do drive downtown on the busy streets so it was the catholicism and his hands of looks. he was a good-looking man so schaede got their extra early and put us right in front of the podium so we would be sure to see him. >> you did a lot of your research at the jfk library after they opened a record and tell me about that because that gives you some new insights. >> this is solely based on her papers and open up in the fall of 2006. i had been teaching at college and published a book on jacqueline kennedy mias students do i was interested in all things kennedy and i got an e-mail from a former student in she said did you see that rose kennedy's papers have just been opened? so i went right away to the article to devour it and i said this has to be my next project is between the supreme court sch

she was completely drawn to the new candidate on the scene in the presidential race, as senator john f. kennedy. >> host: was it because he was catholic? >> guest: i really do also about her age so she was the new generation for the torch being passed but she really was not that to activate grass-roots it did not even like to you drive down to was very busy streets so it was probably the of catholicism in he was he in some and a good-looking man in she was drawn to that so she got there extra early with me as a four year old and puts us right in front of the podium so we would be sure to see him. >> host: that is great. you do a lot of your research at the jfk library after the open record and tell me about that because that gives you new insight into rows. >> this is solely based on her papers that opened in the fall of 2006 and it is accused story with me finding out about it. i was at the college for many years and had published a book on jacqueline kennedy my students knew that i was interested in all things kennedy. i was on leave and i got an e-mail from a former student in she said did y

we have the associate curator leading a panel discussion about the assassination of president john f. kennedy. lee harvey oswald shot the president on november 22, 1963. at 8:30 p.m., a historian gives booktv a preview of his forthcoming book, mr. president. george washington and the making of the nation's highest office. then at 8:45 p.m. eastern, the first amendment cases the author has participated in or written about over the years. he also discusses his fight for freedom. and then "after words" with an author and guest interviewer. she is the author of women in the club, gender and policymaking in the senate. we wrap up tonight's program at 11:00 p.m. eastern with a discussion on how economic balance has brought down powerful nations. glenn hubbard and the hudson institute talk about the possibility of the same thing happening to the united states. visit booktv.org for more on this television schedule. >> now it's time for more booktv. the author is the daughter of two holocaust survivors. sonia taitz was featured at the authors wrote literature fest. >> i am so honored to be here with t

thing missile gap, which you are referring to, i think in the late 1950's and early 1960's when john f. kennedyan for president on that because they allowed this missile gap to be created. it was a military capability gap. what is interesting about that team -- theme - i'm reading a romanianby the head of intelligence in 1979. he has two prior books out. the interesting thing about the missile gap of the 1950's where people thought that the russians were definitely ahead of us and the lesson they drew was we had to catch up, but the reason they thought that was that this was a very sophisticated and delivered exercise by the soviets to convince the world, including us, that they had nuclear superiority. it turned out they didn't. they had two bomber bases. i would encourage you to have a look at the box. -- at the book. it might have been something that the united states ginned up but it was part of a soviet disinformation program. go in the back. ross - resources for the future. with the changes in the oil market, is there a change in the insurance we need as far as a strategic petroleum reser

takes us back to a family gathering on what no one knew would be the last summer of president john f. kennedy's the kind of detail close up look at a president at play that wouldn't be seen today. jfk golfing. his swing hampered by a chronically bad back. and relaxing on the water in swim trunks and shades with jackie nearby sometimes with the cigarette. and daughter caroline swimming and goofing around hz children will and returning repeatedly to her father's side. >> in a way, one of the last weekends a president could really relax without very much a forethought. none of that security, none of that enormous cordon between the president and the press and the public. >> reporter: the scenes are from squaw island on cape cod. at one point during the three-day weekend, the president does some business in a suit and tie now meeting with then-british ambassador to his right. and his secretary of state dean rusk. it was july. kennedy had just returned from germany where he gave his famous speech at the wall. america's involvement in vietnam was accelerating and the soviet union had signed a treaty.