lyndon johnson was lacking, and helped lead us to a pretty disastrous -- >> the difference between john f. kennedy -- he went more across the atlantic van johnson had been across the potomac. >> the difference with grandiosity. kennedy, his grandiosity was to >> most important thing about him is he did not wait his turn. he destroyed the system that would not have made him president. now in america, no one does. >> thank you all. ♪ >> national book award winner a. "wilson, awrote biography of the former president." only onebook award is thing you have received. what is it that excites you about biographies? in --s more interest interesting reading about these histories. none have been as dramatic as wilson's life. i do not think i know of another president during the 20th century who had a greater effect on the century and a second, i do not know of another personal story that ever unfolded in the white house as dramatic as woodrow wilson's. what was it that he did that so impacted an entire century? where to begin? if we work backwards with foreign affairs, the very foundation of 20th century now

school to president obama. >> i am an alumni of john f. kennedy high school. ere's a lot of history here in willingboro. it pertains to john kennedy he visited this great city. we have the john f. kennedy center. we have ken dye way. i was not for changing the name. >> that center is currently under going a renovation. >>> also new at 11:00, police are investigating a gold theft in west philadelphia. own are in of a vehicle parked on 52 and street near market street said a bag of gold jewelry was taken. no word on the value of that jewelry. but anyone with information should call police. >> the cbs-3 i team getting answers for montgomery county residents living near a prison who say they never received any alert about an escaped prisoner. this is video of convicted drug felon rah hobby hanker son being taken back into custody yesterday. he allegedly broke out of the montgomery county correct al facility in eagleville and was on the loose for a few hours. neighbors who live nearby enjoying labor day want to know why they were never warn. >> we didn't know anythi

. >> another symbol which is a letter written by john f. kennedy to the parents of a deceased crew member from pt-109 . the boat he served on in the navy. of august 1, 1943,

. >>> i am an a alumni of john f. kennedy high school, and there is a lot of history here in willingboro, and as it pertains to john f. kennedy. he visited this great city. we have a john f kennedy center, we have kennedy way. i was not for changing the name. >> the kennedy center is currently undergoing a renovation. >>> all right. coming up on 4:43. i hope we're over the humidity hump. >> at least for now on this hump day. >> at least for now. >> it will be very warm outside but i feel like comfort is really what people are going for. fit is really hot and not too humid, we can handle. that it is when it gets sticky. >> i hear you. >> yes, my cats start to wilt, they are all covered in hair and i cannot do anything about it. >> if you don't turn air conditioning on. >> i gave in a while ago on that one. it will be a lot more comfortable on that one. still very warm. it is the scoop here. we do still have wet wet ter track on storm scan three but it is all rain that is long since moved out to sea. you will still be left with

what do they represent in terms of john f. kennedy? >> we do not elect presidents to manage the government. we elect presidents and heads of state to lead the nation. both he and reagan, and our lifetime, it was their rhetoric, their words, their manner that reached the american people. going back to what bob said about smaller events, nobody remembers whether lincoln balanced the budget. they are judged on two or three big things and usually it's a total surprise whether it is benghazi or bp and the gulf or whatnot. it's a reactive job. >> president kennedy definitely recognized the power of words. we can all agree on that and it is true that the 1965 civil rights act was passed by lyndon johnson and we don't know whether if he had lived, if kennedy would have achieved that, but in his speech on civil rights he did frame the issue as a moral issue, and that language and that word, had incredible impact. >> those two speeches you mentioned, they were game changers. the american university speech said, we have to rethink the way that we

crowd at last night's council meeting opposed to renaming the john f. kennedy center for the current president. council then voted you families you to shelf the manner. it used to be john f. kennedy high school but it is now a community center. >>> time right now is 5:36n business news let get the latest on wall street. >> good morning jill, jill wagner joins us from new york? >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. home depot is looking into a possible data care breach. web side, says that multiple banks are seeing evidence that a group of credit and debit cards have hit the black market may have been stolen from the home improvement store. home depot is working with banks and law enforcement to investigate what it calls unusual activity. >>> manufacturing and construction spending hit their highest level in american three and a half years. despite that good economic news the markets were mixed yesterday. dow jones dropped about 31 points, nasdaq added almost 18. >>> apple says it is investigating its icloud security system after hackers gain access to priv

provide for54 to the expeditious disclosure of records relevant to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. >> the purpose of the act was to make sure all of the records considered assassination related work collected and opened as soon as possible. you can search on an item level of records in the collection. if you see something you would like to see, you can come here, ask to see it during our business hours. madeox will be pulled and available in our research room at the national archives in college park. here we have three items you requested. unlike the physical artifacts, we were able to accommodate you and make it available to you because these are basically textual documents. they are not physical artifacts of the collection. this is a custom-made container made by our conservation staff. this is acid-free. this is mylar. so you canndy lift get it out without having to pull on it. the lee harvey oswald address book. you can see there is a commission exhibit number on there, number 18. it has all of his handwritten items including the map, addresses, and telephone numbers, as you w

council members in willingboro voted last month to change the name of the john f. kennedy center to the barack obama center. feelings have been mixed. the street where the rec center is on will continue to have the name john f. kennedy way. >>> and now to decision 2014. two candidates for new castle county council will go head to head in the primary debate later today. republican mike potak is trying to unseat janet kilpatrick. the debate will be held at the fire center tonight at 6:30. >>> this thursday fast food workers from the area will rally in center city asking for an increase in the minimum wage. yesterday they marched in the 27th annual tri-state labor day parade. the group wants to call attention to its fight for $15 an hour. they also want the right to form a union. >>> in chester county, two congressmen will tour a brewery as they push their bill to help brewers expand operations. jim gurlach will be at the victory brewing company's facility in parksburg. they have proposed a bill that would cut taxes on small brewers across the country. >>> british prime minis

november 22nd, 1963, is the assassination of john f. kennedy and kennedy's assassination is really going to send shock waves throughout the country but by 1964 it also provides a context for comprehensive civil rights legislation and 64 is the year of not just the passage of the civil rights act but the year of freedom summer and this year is the 50th anniversary of the summer project and freedom summer which is an experiment in interracial democracy in mississippi, something stokely carmichael contributed to and many others did. the freedom summer is most remembered for the murders, the tragic murders of cheney and goodman, three civil rights workers who were killed right outside philadelphia, mississippi, went missing june 21st, 1964. 1965 is recalled as the year of the voting rights act. in march of 65 in alabama at the edmond had this bridge, non-violent demonstrators were routed by alabama state troopers including future congressman john lewis who was chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. that violence in 1965 inspires

who would have believed that when john f. kennedy was president? my question is not, parties are not supposed to win 100% of the vote. the question about ethnic politics, i understand why the recently arrived guatemalan gardner who is making $9 an hour is not a republican. i don't understand why the indian american who owns 15 hotels isn't a republican? i don't sndz why the retired african-american general is not a republican. you know, republicans are the party of some people and not of other people. the some and the other shouldn't be defined on ethnic ground. in canada, where i'm originally from the largest nonwhite group are chinese canadians. a majority of chinese canadians who speak chinese at home vote for the conservative party in canada. they found these voters have interest in common but being kept away because they felt a cultural distance. take away the cultural distance and those who have interest of voting for the center right will vote that way. those who havez] interest nor should they. but you don't gratuitously keep people away an

council members in willingboro voted to change the name of the john f. kennedy center to the barack obama center. feelings have been mixed. the street at the rec center is on will keep the name of john f. kennedy way. >>> well, we mentioned this at the top of the show. it's been a tough year for the phillies, of course. >> but this morning they are basking in the glory of a little baseball history. >> a first for the franchise. now the team has decided that someone who was nowhere near the field deserves the game ball. we'll explain. >>> plus -- >> it will give you goose bumps when you actually think about it. >> what was found in this dumpster is giving that officer goose bumps. >>> that's the only place you're getting goose bumps today. it's hot outside. a warm, muggy spot. in the 90s this afternoon. we're at 76 here at nbc 10. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and now try ne

compared to what other presidents have done on their vacations, what sort of activities did john f. kennedy do? >> time magazine in august 1962 said that not since the days of roosevelt had a nation witnessed what the magazine called such a heart-pounding, muscle-aching round of vacation activities. at hi the president, his children, his nev nephews, nieces, slashed in the water and at times when i wrote about it i thought it resembled a miniature owe limb piblgs. since sitting down is bad form, touch football tells in the so-called rest periods between tennis, swimming, water-skiing, sailing and dragging. it described dragging as an attempt to avoid drowning while plugging to a life preserver being towed. >> you talked about what time magazine said. look put a picture on the president on its cover of the president on a golf cart loaded down with kids. what did this image say about president kennedy? >> it says it was appealing. it was an image that played all over the country. there's one in this book. probably a dozen or more laughing children clinging to the golf cart as it spun around t

p.m., the war:00 in which investigated the assassination of john f. kennedy released its report in september 196450 years ago. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, we will show a cbs pressure from 1964 that details the findings of the warren commission. it includes interviews with lee and motherld's wife as well as eyewitnesses to the assassination. report sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. 200 years ago september 11th, 1814, british and american naval forces clash for two half hours in cumberland bay near plattsburgh, new york. up next, we travel to plattsburgh where retired author david fitz-enz, author of "the final invasion: plattsburgh, the war of 1812's most decisive battle," takes us on a tour of key locations to tell the story. >> pilot joseph baron.

mark the 50th anniversary of the war and commission report on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. the investigative journalist discusses lingering controversies surrounding the report. we examine phone calls, documents, and artifacts considered by the commission. that is on "american artifacts," a weekly program that takes viewers into archives, museums, and historic sites around the >> next on the civil war, stephen davis discusses the fall of atlanta. he highlights the authors who had the greatest impact on the campaign. confederates and union leaders. on september 2, 1854, bringing the campaign to a close. event took place in atlanta. >> it is my privilege to introduce dr. davis. i'm not sure that anybody knows more about the atlanta campaign than he does. he's been a proud civil war buff, since he was in the fourth grade. he earned his undergraduate degree in history at emory, his master's degree at the university of north carolina and

. >> rose: it has been 50 years since president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas on november 22nd, 1963. joining me to discuss this man and his presidency and his legacy is robert dallack, a presidential historian and the author of camelot's court inside the kennedy white house. his previous book about president kennedy was called an uninfished life. also here this evening richard reeves, a senior lecturer in the university of southern california. he's also the general editor of "the new york times" book the kennedy years. he also wrote a kennedy book called president kennedy, a profile of power. and jeff greenfield joins us. he is a political analyst and author of a new book, if kennedy lived. he's written about politics all his life. and jill abrahmson, executive editor of "the new york times". she also has written a piece and got a lot of attention in the "new york times" book review called an elusive president. and joining us from washington, michael beschloss, he is a presidential historian and regular contributory pbs newshour and

done by austrian artist gottfried hello van a realist who also has painted in the warhol and john f. kennedy. schwarzenegger says nothing is impossible. this is also harvestman is the last super moon of the year. it's the third the third super moon of the year and also a harvestman. as supermini is when the moon is closest to the outburst during a full moon. some years there are none this year is special because there are three in one year. take a look at this beautiful photo of this super moon tonight captured bykrion--kron 4 viewers, here's another stunning photographs taken by our viewers. what a great shot. and look at this one. it was taken at communication hill in san jose. science centers and scientists say it is a special day for moon watchers in the new in the bay area. the next superman will take place in september of 2017. this is a beautiful nice looking man tonight thanks for bringing that to us. the temperatures are little on the chilly side right now. will see quite a bit of warning over the next few days. very little. cloud little for the most part this is a look relatively c

september of 1964, the warren commission released its report on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. next, the former u.s. senator arlen set -- arlen specter, who served as a lawyer for the commission, -- warren commission, describes the evolution of the single bullet theory. this is a 20 minute portion of an oral history interview he recorded with the pennsylvania cable network. he died in 2012 at the age of 82. >> how was the fbi and cia to work with? >> very cooperative. there was a question as to whether they had a conflict of interest. ruby had been interviewed by an fbi agent. there was a question as to whether they could do an independent job. but we had no investigators of our own. i think it was not a good idea to have the fbi money -- fbi run the investigation because they were too much involved in it. but that decision was made and we did the best we could. the people we worked with were very able people. the secret service cooperated. elmer moore was assigned to the chief justice. roy kellerman was in the front seat. the driver, the name escapes me at the moment. a very

councilmembers in willingboro voted to change the name of the john f. kennedy center to the barack obama center. feeling have been mixed about this decision. the street that the recreation center is on will keep the name john f. kennedy way. >>> department of transportation spreading the word about lane closures on i-95. starting tonight the north and southbound lanes of i-95 will be reduced from four lanes to three from the bridge street and cottman avenue exits. the lane closures are scheduled for every night this week. >>> we're following a developing story out of the south today. the search is on after dozens of teens escaped from a detention center. we'll tell you how they got loose. >>> president obama heads overseas today. we'll tell you who he will be meeting with and how his trip could help him deal with two major world crisis. >> when are we going to get relief from this heat and humidity? when and where will next storms hit? i'll have the first alert weather forecast coming up. >>> the search is under way for nine teenagers who escaped a juvenile det

instrumental in democratic politics, he was the one during the -- he gave the final vote that put john f. kennedy over the edge to be the democratic candidate for president, and so a lot of politicians came here. so -- not just democrats but dwight eisenhower was here, ronald reagan, george burns, gracie allen. tons of people. this 'twas a central place to be. >> the kennedys spent the night. they name on a train, spent the night, did a fundraising party in the coachroom and left the next morning after a political speech on the back of the train. four days before spiro agnew was supposed to arrive, security name and swept through everything, take downing light fixtures and air conditioning and marking everything, and finished just the day before spiro agnew was to arrive. late that evening senator simpson arrived at the hitching post and check in, went to his room, and i got a call about 2:00 a.m. from chief of security for spiro agnew saying, we have had a breach and you need to come right out. so i threw on my clothes and ran and went with the master key and the security and went to the front d

look at what happened in those years before richard nixon. 1963 we had john f. kennedyassinated. 1964 you had the first uprising at the campus disorders. folks out here will remember the worst race riots of its time since the civil war. at the beginning of the revolution i was a young man, an editorial writer in st. louis. i drove back to washington to hear martin luther king delivered his famous speech in the lincoln memorial. i was up in the memorial with him. it was a magnificent moment. one year later, 50 years ago this month, i was in mississippi before they found the bodies of three civil rights workers and the civil rights revolution of those days which started so well was rapidly disintegrating into disorder and riots and black power and black panthers and all the rest of it. that was the world we came into and let's look at what nixon himself was in that period. people talk about 62-64 and they are correct but if you go back to 1950 it was the last election richard nixon won in his own right. he won the biggest victory california had ever seen but he won with e

. >>> if you look closely, you can see a picture of john f kennedy next to the words, big things happen here, some saying the words are ill-placed on the bus. the company is having the bus re-wrapped tonight. >>> if you have spent $300 or more on a new iphone 6 plus you will probably not like what you're about to see. there have been multiple pictures circumstane s circulating that notice the phones bent. not quite flat after an extended time in their front pocket. experts say not surprising since the phones are so thin and made of a lluminum. >> that's why i have android. so much for that. >> depends on how you carry them, i guess. so i take a few days off and come back and it appears the grooming standards have gone down. what gives? >> now that she's back we can shave begun. shave again. again. >>> outside right now winds out of the northeast at 6 miles an hour. 64 miles an hour. it is really going to cool down over the next couple days. some areas already cooler than we were last night. last night was a fairly cool night. we will see more clouds by early tomorrow morning. going to b

now, we know from crush khrushchev's diaries and what have you, he thought john f. kennedyightweight. i don't think he would have that that way about nixon. >> guest: aggrieve that cruz -- i believe that khrushchev saw kennedy hesitate, launched the bay of pigs, a complete debacle. then he ran into kennedy at vienna, and even kennedy himself said that khrushchev brutalized him. he didn't put up the berlin wall and got no response except for kennedy called up my friends for one more year in the service, and that persuaded crews chef he could get away from putting missiles in cuba. he would have never done that under eisenhower and i don't think he would have done that itch richard nixon had won the election at all, and i don't think richard nixon would have sent those fellas into cuba unless he was determined that invasion would work. so i think it would have been a different situation undoubtedly. but we can't -- i can't know with regard to vietnam? i'll be honest, is a point out in my book, i supported the vietnam war as an editorial writer from 1962, supported kennedy in

when ford gets the profile of current joel ward from the john f. kennedy foundation for his pardon of richard nixon. now, i submit to you that while ford deserved as a man of honor and a man who was almost killed in world war ii, almost blown off by a tycoon of his aircraft carrier, a man who served his country honorably deserves to be courageous, but that is not what the pardon was all about. the pardon was to clean his desk so he could have the ford administration that he wanted. he wanted to get rid of that, and he is being honored something here that i think is true to his character but not true to the incident. gerald ford said to me when i asked him what was the most important thing you want to be remembered for as president of the united states. he did not even bat an eye. he said if i am remembered for anything, i want to be remembered for healing this land. depending on how you view the pardon, i will leave it up to you as to whether or not president ford did what he wanted to do. i thank you, and -- [applause] thank you. >> that was great, bob, a

. >> the warren commission reportd its support -- into the assassination of john f. kennedy.n september 24, 1964, 60 years ago this month. just days before us, johnson called his friend and congress member russell of georgia. the president had two questions for russell. what did the commission concluded were the findings unanimous. now, an excerpt from that call. >> hello? >> yes, sir. >> well you are always leaving towns. you must not like it appear. >> you left. the country could get along a whole lot that are without me than it could you. >> i do not know. >> so i got out. we got through the day and you know what i did, i got on the plane and came home. i did not even have a toothbrush. i got a few little things here. and i even have my pills. pills to take care of me. what you get in such a rush? >> just fighting over those reports. let's well, you ought to take another hour and go on and get your votes. >> no. no. they're trying to prove the same bullet that hit kennedy was the one that hit -- went through him and went through his hand, his bone, into his leg, and everyt

but john f. kennedy didn't live to see his programs enacted. stead, on that fateful november day, lyndon baines johnson was sworn in as the 36th president of the united states. johnson pursued kennedy's economic proposals and pushed the tax plan through congress. how well did it work? perfectly. business week, which isn't exactly a liberal pro-kennedy publication, said it probably was the most successful tax cut in history. it came out of the textbooks. it went back into the textbooks as the fiscal measure that came closer to carrying out what people had projected for it. that was a tax cut that worked. the economic policies of the kennedy-johnson administration had stimulated demand, creating growth in the economy. business was booming. jobs were plentiful, unemployment near an all-time low. but many observers, including the president's council of economic advisors, were concerned about the appearance of inflation as the economy heated up. [james duesenberry] but in 1965, the real aggregate demand was rising at an annual rate of nearly 8%. it w

was there a conspiracy against the life of john f. kennedy? page 21 it is stated, "the commission has found no evidence that either lee harvey oswald or jack ruby was part of any conspiracy domestic or foreign to assassinate president kennedy." the mission also notes -- the also notes, " because of the difficulty of proving negatives to a certainty, the possibility of others also notes, being possibd rubyeither oswald or cannot be established categorically." therays, the report," if such evidence, it has been beyond the reach of any sources of the united states and is not come to the attention of the commission." one of those questions which might've indicated a plot. the commission considers them all. the circumstance of oswald having a job in a building over the parade route. he got that job after the nnouncedt trip was a but before the motorcade route was decided. now, the report examines oswald his attemptussia, to start a fair play for cuba committee. these were manifestations of oswald's warped personality. "the commission has found no e

. >> minding a hidden gem among piles the john f. kennedy got -- of junk got easy designing gorgeous rooms with vintage treasures using flea market fines spring killed with a lost imagination. >> this could become a very hip coffee table with an old trunk can become a coffee table. a piece that could have had one purpose but could be incorporated incorporated into a whole new capacity. >> spencer is no strangetory that her passion for design and antiques led to two cable tv shows "i break for yard sales," but what she would not buy? >> a bathing suit. i love -- i would buy vintage dresses, like the beatles underpants, maybe i would frame them but other than that i stay away from this. >> she had great tips. arrive early. bring cash. dress warmly for the early morning treasure hunts. >> notice taken. >> drew will introduce us to a new friend who needs a new home. >> on "rachel ray," a newlywed chats. >> boat his italian this is mar a woman who loves to share her passions. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not cause

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as an example, in the aftermath of both john ted kennedy -- john f. kennedy's death, he sees an opportunity to try to potentially win the were before -- the war before the american'' war takes hold. that throughsee the infiltration of north vietnamese army unit. recent scholarship suggests that westmoreland was right, he couldn't ignore them. if the enemy couldn't win the war through direct battle and a general uprising, he would try to do it through attrition. all, i have to disagree with my colleagues. we did not win in vietnam. --you look at cam patio cambodia and laos, they have the potential to be like what south korea's today. poverty and death multiplied many times. as far as the issue about nationalism, nationalism was the only mode we could use, as we must do in iraq and afghanistan, to defeat islam and communism. we have to do something to counter those religions. they were very powerful. i just looked at a film by go dark. france abouting in the war.ration for it is extremely difficult to go against a powerful religion like communism and isl

according to philly.com, council members in willingboro voted last month to change the name of the john f. kennedy the barack obama center. feelings have been mixed about the decision. the street that the recreation center is on will keep the name of john f. kennedy way. >>> good morning at 6:24. still following this overturned tractor trailer. pennsylvania turnpike westbound at the bensalem off-ramp. crews are working to get this cleared as quickly as possible especially as we get into this morning rush hour in the thick of things. people back from labor day headed to school. this could create a big delay on the turnpike itself. the ramp is not completely shut down. one lane of traffic still getting by. we have a lot of activity out there. so leave yourself extra time if you're headed out this way. pennsylvania turnpike westbound bensalem off-ramp. outside to a live look at the comcast center in center city, philadelphia. bill, i think you said the hottest day of the week kind of smacks you in the face as you walk out the door. >> you can feel the humidity. the humidities already higher and tempe

. >>> the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts just announced the selection of the five people who will receive the 2014 kennedy center honors. they are singer al green, actor and film maker tom hanks, pa frisch ya mcgrid, sting -- patricia mcbride, singer sting and comedienne lily tomlin. it will be broadcast right here. >>> we have temps in the 80s. not much going o. however, with an up-- with a enough daytime heating, we'll pop a few with the best chances in the mountains. 85 already in town. frederick is up to 88. fredricksburg 86. a little cooler on the bay and the mountains where it's only 77 currently in garrett county. the futurecast for the afternoon does pop a few showers toward the northern neck by 3:30. maybe over toward dahlgren and nanjemoy in charles county but the mountains certainly look to be the most active area for any showers and storms, west of i- 81 into west virginia, western maryland. things will settle down tonight. we have several chances for some thunderstorms coming up. w

by the time johnson came in -- johnson didn't need to be moved as far as john f. kennedy did. not that john f. kennedy had anything against black folk. he had no visceral engagement with black issues. so for him the way the united states looked on the world stage loomed larger because -- he was president, after all, when the berlin crisis happened and the u2 crisis happened -- u2 was eisenhower. i meant the cuban missile crisis happened. kennedy was very preoccupied with foreign policy for the three years he was in office and for him this was a big factor. world opinion. johnson didn't need so much to be pushed by world opinion because johnson for a variety of reasons really wanted to be the president who did for black americans what he saw franklin roosevelt having done for poor americans. johnson had his own reasons to push civil rights, not merely to make the united states look better on the world stage. other sam. >> i have a question, you talked a little bit about how democrats don't necessarily have to compete for the black vote, but do you think that obama is perceived a

john f. kennedy had a thousand of them. >> and funny. >> no man could ever put his hands up a woman's dress with a library card. >> rebounding. >> you laugh at it, you can deal with it. >> and reinventing. >> you want brutal honesty? >> on the red carpet. >> i'm not going to say anything nasty. she came in an egg. and some people will do anything to not have to speak to ryan seacrest. >> at her kitchen counter. >> you know how you get a man's respect? >> how. >> naked. >> out front and in the spotlight where she always liked it best. cnn spotlight joan rivers. >> can we talk? >> joan rivers could always talk. >> do you know what it's like to go in the morning to take off a facial mask and realize you're not wearing one? oh, you don't know. >> with sometimes outrageous jokes, nothing was ever off limits. >> i hate old people! i -- oh! if you are [ bleep ] old, get up and get out of here right, right now. >> born in 1933, rivers says even as she was growing up in the new york suburbs, she wanted to be

austrian artist well known for his realistic portraits, including celebrities like andy warhol, john f. kennedy, and mohammad ali. governor schwarzenegger's portrait will be on display on the third floor of the state capitol. >>> anticipation continues to build. the world is awaiting apple's big announcement tomorrow. it's expected that at 10:00 a.m., apple will unveil the new iphone 6. the announcement hill take place at the flint center for the performing arts in cupertino. ebay said it's seen a 30% increase in people selling old iphones on its website this week as consumers get ready to buy the newest addition of apple's smartphone. >> what consumer in this room might want that new phone? who's interested in technology? >> jeff? >> jeff ranieri. >> good guess. but you know, i just got the 5 recently. it's an old problem, now here comes the new one. we'll have to see. take a look, and you can see today's temperatures certainly very cool across the bay area. no matter where you are. didn't matter if you were up against the immediate coastline. alamo coming in with 73 degrees today. stanford 73

john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans.am need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... this investigation is still in the early stages. the female victim was found on north 15th street between a burger king and the white way motel. police say officers found her just after 2:20 this morning suffering from apparent blunt force trauma. she died at the scene. police did take some witnesses downtown to interview. an officer on the scene said it's an industrial area with businesses around here. a lot of homeless people come to this area but investigators are still looking in to what the victim was doing here. the street is blocked off between charles and commercial streets. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> breaking news from south offerca where olympic runner oscar pistorius has been found guilty of culpable homicide in the shooting death of his girlfriend. like manslaughter here. pistorius was

provide for the expeditious disclosure of records relevant to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. >> the purpose of the act was to make sure all of the records considered assassination related work collected and opened as soon as possible. you can search on an item level of records in the collection. if you see something you would like to see, you can come here, ask to see it during our business hours. the box will be pulled and made available in our research room at the national archives in college park. >> there are various finding aids. the national archive has created a database of the items that were released after 1992 in response to the act, which actually, the database entries were created by the agencies that were holding the record. the national archives created the database itself. then all of that data was transferred here and we made that available to the public. you can search on an item level the records that are in the collection. if you see something you would like to see, you can come here, ask to see it on our business hours, the box will be pulled and made ava

commissionin released its report into the assassination of president john f. kennedy40 years ago this month. lyndon b. johnson called his friend and warring commission senator russell of georgia. he had two questions. what did the emission conclude? and were the findings unanimous? now an excerpt from the call. >> mr. senator? >> yes. >> just a moment. hello? hello? >> yes, sir. >> well, you are always leaving town. you must not like it up here. >> i figure you can get along a whole lot better without me than it could you. >> i don't know. this warring

provide for the expeditious disclosure of records relevant to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. >> there are various finding there's about 5 million textual pages, so pieces of paper. have photographs and some films, audio recordings, and the like. >> if the public and researchers want access to those items, how do they look? textual st of the records, they just need dom here to have access. various finding aides available on our website, www.archives.gov. the archives release add da base items released after '9 in response to the act. createdase entries were by the agencies that are still holding the records, the created the ives data base itself. aids. . then all of that data was transferred here and we made that available to the public. you can search on an item level the records that are in the collection. if you see something you would like to see, you can come here, ask to see it on our business hours, the box will be pulled and made available in our research room at the national archives in college park. here we have three items you requested. unlike the physical artifac

it will meet at the municipal complex on renaming the john f. kennedy center the barack obama center. 1966 it opened as high school in memory of the 35th president. it is now a rec center undergoing an overhaul. supporters want to honor the current president. opponents say that is slight against kennedy. >>> well the school bell rings this morning to start the year for camden area student, mayor dana red and other city officials are scheduled to meet and greet parents as they take their children to their first day of classes. good luck to all. by the way, as the kids head back to school, where ever you are, snap and share your picks of the first day of classes cents, tweet your pictures us to using hashtag cbs-3 mornings. we would love to see your best shots, may even see it on tv right here on "eyewitness news". >>> love the back to school picture. >> i do too. >> who wasn't lined up outside the house awkwardly with your lunch box, back pack on? >> i was getting ready to say booing back. >> potato-potah-to. >> bear with a nose for trouble, ends up with

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martin luthr king jr., and john f. kennedyls us about a substance found on the 18-year-old's blood stream that could have affected his behavior, he will join us next. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. lou: our next guest conducted one of the three autopsys performed on michael brown, joining us now forensic scientist in new york city. testified in murder trials of o.j. simpson. a fox news contributor great to have you here. >> good to see new this is charged a case as i think we've seen for some time. >> yes. lou: is it interfereing with ability to gather evidence? >> sure part of the problem is people see what happened in their own perspective, if there were an auto accident in front of fox, and you have 5

report about all the facts and circumstances relating to the assassination of the late president, john f. kennedy, and the subsequent filing death of the man charged with the assassination. the president stated the majority and minority leadership had been consulted. the members of the special commission art chief justice earl warren, senator richard , representative gerald -- , the president stated that the special commission is to be instructed to evaluate all available information concerning the subject of the inquiry. flabbergasted by what johnson had done. russell told johnson he did not want to serve on this commission, he could not serve on this commission. it must have been a nightmare situation. he salutes and accepts the assignment over a final protest with the president. johnson used similar strong-armed tactics with the chief justice. on warren as the only man who can run this investigation. when the roaring -- when warren gets the invitation to serve he turns it down flat. warren is summoned within hours to the oval office and unfortunately to the best of our knowledge there is no re

. >> another symbol which is a letter written by john f. kennedyents of a deceased crew member from p.t. 109. the boat he served on in the navy. tell me about this. >> the night of august 1, 1943, it was cut in half by a destroyer and commander kennedy lost two of his crewmen. the family got a telegram from the government saying the son was missing. kennedy knew the son was dead. they wrote to him and asks for details about what happened that night and commander kennedy wrote to them that their son was lost. there was no details. they wrote him again and there are two letters explaining exactly what happened that night. >> now from a note of sadness to perhaps a note more joyful, there is an edition -- the first edition of playboy magazine. >> the first edition was $.50 and it was a sensation and sold out. a guy two or three years later sent hugh hefner five dollars and with this copy he says this is my filed copy. he sent him a pristine first edition, hefner's own copy. >> minimum bid? about $1000. >> these typically sell for $10,000 to $20,000 bu