. >> none attracted more conspiracy theories then-president john f. kennedy. ralph nurnberg or discuss the events when kennedy was shot and killed while riding in his motorcade.

i go back to the days of john f. kennedy and his staff. things went wrong. he had to be held accountable for it. other presidents have been held accountable for their staff and the people that work for them. this is inexcusible that this happened a while back and wasn't corrected. trust me on my knowledge of what i do for the u.s. government, this should have been taken care of immediately. they put millions of lives at risk, and morally it all plays in. morals, the whole nine yards. someone needs to be held accountable. it needs to be fixed immediately . we can't sit here and say legacy systems if there's a compromise it needs to be fixed today. host: told -- jason go ahead. caller: my family and i have someone in our family that has the highest security clearance there is. we have not been able to sleep since this was discovered months ago. unfortunately, almost everyone said on this call is true and if we don't get information from these countries -- china, russia iran, and the things they are doing -- people will get hurt and it will be chronic. host: ca

for example, president john f kennedy in 1963 was deeply committed to the cause of human right as a moral [inaudible] he would be known as the gate keeper for civil rights. now those days are submitted in history, but our struggles are the same. as a baby boomer my life as i knew it would be forever altered by brain injuries, traumatic brain injuries. after a munt of rehabilitation i find myself isolated in fear. it takes intervention mptd my social worker recommended getting involved in the community living campaign where they had computers that were free. it is here i was introduced to social media, facebook and such access [inaudible] would be like a switch board to my damaged brain. [audio cut out] >> thank you ma'am. thank you ma'am. next speaker, please >> good morning supervisors thank you very much for allowing me to share a few thoughts with you today. my name is michael lee. i am one of the many thousands of people you continually talk about. i'm a homeless man living on the streets of san francisco and when i can i live in shelters mpt the thing i want to bring today is while y

. ♪ that's what you think if you walk by john f. kennedy high school in patterson.e actually in class still. the tip that we got at jfk heart -- jfk high school plus after they took their final exam and still have six days left to go in the curriculum. >> about how many kids in your class? >> on the regular? >> yeah. >> fifteen or 20. >> how many today? >> zero. >> healthful other classes? >> three people. >> like three people? normally during the 1st and 2nd bell people are rushing to and from the school. when i was there there was barely anybody. only people that were leaving class and it was 9:00 a.m. this is because the high school took their final exam ending on june 12. for the curriculum the year is over. what a teacher supposed to do? right now they are having to improvise. but improvise. but after i talk with teachers no one would talk to me. trying to get away knowing they can't talk to the press. threats of retaliation. i went to the union president and asked him what was going on. >> basically what we had said. very few students in the school. nothing go

it should be noted that this is the first time in well since the administration of john f. kennedyn the u.s. military served the state of delaware as its attorney general. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ife there, as they stand just at the entrance of st. anthony roman catholic church where this funeral service has been taking place. the capacity of that church is said to be 1,000. they reached that capacity two hours before the service actually began, and began directing those who still wished to come into what was an overflow area. you heard the eulogies that were delivered by general odierno, under which beau biden served in iraq as a member of the delaware national guard that was in 2008. you heard the president of the united states, and then you heard beau's sister and his brother all deliver their own personal eulogies. the cnn national correspondent sunlen serfaty is there and joins us live. we've been watching all of this. it's extremely moving but i imagine, from your perspective, it is even more deeply so. what have you seen and what have you heard? >> reporter: that's right, i'm right

in a letter from the 26-year-old john f. kennedy, to his sometime girlfriend, arguably represents the most frank response to the circumstances in which the future presidents found themselves. he wrote "the war is a dirty business it is very easy to talk about the war and beating the jobs but anyone who talks like that should consider his words. we get so used to talking about -- there is bush in his cockpit -- we get so used to talking about millions of dollars that thousands of casualties sound like drops in the bucket. the people deciding the wise and wherefores had better make sure that all this effort is heading for some definite goal, that when we reach that goal, we may say it was worth it. or if it isn't, the holding will -- whole thing will turn to ashes. generalizations from such testimony are not easily obtained. one can say that all of these men emerged from the war possessing awareness that the enormous power, that america's mobilization had conferred on their nation. their views about how best the united states should a

eisenhower was first president to send troops or advisers into vietnam in the 1950s after ike came -- john f. kennedy did escalate the number of americans there, but it was really after kennedy was killed in 1963 that the numbers of u.s. troops in vietnam go through the roof. and it is hundreds of thousands of american troops for years and years and years, an american death toll that hits 50,000 and then keeps climbing. lbj didn't want a war in vietnam. he campaigned against it. said it was a terrible idea. but once he was president, he escalated it like a house on fire. nixon said he had a secret plan to end the war, nixon didn't have a secret plan to end the war. the insanity of the war dragged on for years and years and years, the escalation they couldn't get out of. it started in the 50s, didn't end until the 70s. even then it was lost and the president who came after nixon even made a half hearted effort to restart it after it was over. when the obama administration started in 2009, the new president and the new administration let it be known in ways large and small including letting everybody k

. >> what is his connection to the john f. kennedymary voters and i think it's more and dynasties and making a pitch. >> and young voters, pulled particularly well. >> he's young that makes him john f kennedy. >> i think it's so problem with the generational argument, bush or walker or perry, we just elected a guy as a first term senator. >> how come republicans can't sight see that? >> he's bringing the jfk contrast because he's not trying to be compared to barack obama. >> rubio -- >> dane try that once. rubio beyond his generational talk and talk of vigar walked away from his stuff on immigration and centered himself with the conservatives and so if you're scott walker, you see rubio not bush as your main threat. >> he has establishment and support and that combination is key and they have that going for them. >> eight years from now, it would be a worse presidential candidate than he is today. this argument about age is weird. the round table is staying with us and up next, the deep bond between president obama and vice president

las positas college, john f. kennedy said and it was his birthday this week, that the american by nature is optimistic experimental, and a builder. who builds best when called to build greatly. today, you were called. you were called to solve some of the greatest problems of our time. remember how you got there, how you walked across that narrow bridge. answer the call and reach down and pass your knowledge on to others. thank you so much. congratulations. [applause] >> the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york gave the commencement remarks this year's graduate of uc berkeley law school. he is known for his prosecution of white collar crime on wall street. in 2012, he was named by "time" magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. his speech is 20 minutes. [applause] >> dean childry, distinguished faculty, proud parents, family friends, and graduates congratulations to the class of 2015. you have so much to be proud of and so much to be grateful for. congratulations to all of you. i wan

i been essays on canada sydney australia we found a guy who rescued john f. kennedy, pt 109. and then during the olympics in greece we found an african-american who should have won the middle of water during world war ii and did not. he lived in idaho. we put that on their. in this last olympics and made it look like i i was there, but we did the cosmonaut and the astronauts were together in the soviet us-based programs. dick and i are close and interest me. if i called and said its your call but we really should put this on in prime time. for him his whole idea teefive's sole -- his whole mission is to do the olympics. he said okay. i get it. let's do it. it worked well. >> is and that when it was announced that you had cancer officially? >> well what happened, i kept it secret from almost everyone. my closest friends figured it out and i began to tell some of them. >> why did you keep it secret? >> i did not want to be on the internet. i didn't want to be on television with everyone looking. is there something wrong? wanted to have a normal life. i want to be able to go up

the last was in 1963, when john f. kennedy's prematurely born son died two days after birth. >>> as we said beau biden was a political star on the rise after two terms as delaware's attorney general. he announced plans to explore a run for the governor's office. "action news" reporter vernon odom has reaction from the close political community in delaware. >> reporter: even though family connections gave him an obvious leg up in first state politics beau biden was deeply respected in governmental circles. he was known as a hard working hard charging attorney general for two terms decorated combat veteran in iraq and devoted father and family man. many saw him as delaware's next governor. >> beau biden was beloved in delaware extraordinarily popular, in fact, the the most popular elected official in the state that is because of who he was and how he carried himself. i mean he work for it he earn it. >> reporter: beau biden never missed an opportunity to pay tribute to his father. witness once again the democratic convention in de

he is the first child of a sitting president or vice president to die since president john f. kennedy's son patrick passed away two days after his birth in 1963. beau biden was 46 years old. major garrett has more from the white house. >> reporter: beau biden shared his father's name. the third generation of joseph robinette bidens, a son who followed his father into politics. >> i'm beau biden, and joe biden is my dad. >> reporter: at the democratic national convention in 2008 beau was already delaware's attorney general. and that year deployed to iraq with the national guard. in that speech, beau biden recalled the tragedy that defined his father's life and gave poignant urgency to their relationship. >> one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital. >> reporter: in 1972 biden's wife and daughter were killed in a traffic accident in delaware. beau and his brother hunter were seriously injured. joe biden, age 30, had just been elected to the senate. >> he was sworn in at the hospital at my bedside. as a single parent, he decided to be there, to put us to bed, to be there when

. >> none attracted more conspiracy theories then-president john f. kennedy. ralph nurnberg or discuss the events when kennedy was shot and killed while riding in his motorcade. he also talks about the killing of lee harvey oswald and the warren commission, which was organized to investigate the assassination. it's a little over two hours. ralph: lovely thank you all for coming. it is never easy to get here. the metro is not working well today. second i would like to thank the smithsonian associates program. they do such a remarkable job. if you can't find something interesting in that catalog you are dead. there are so many fascinating programs in art and history and science. just on a nice job of putting the programs together. it is always a delight to be here. i am appreciative that c-span3 is filming this. i was able to watch as they had the first segment. the lincoln talk is this past saturday. it is now archived so if you want to watch it again it is now available and easy to find. i don't know when they are putting garfield or mckinley on. it would save

the last time you had a death of a sitting president or vice president was john f. kennedy back in august of 1963. when they lost patrick. patrick was only born for two days was born premature, weighed five pounds and died. so we really haven't had since '63, a signature president or vice president that lost a family member like this. >> you know you mentioned how he used to take the train back and forth in his yale university commencement address this past year i want to read you something that joe said. joe biden said. he said looking back on it the truth be told the reason i went home every night was that i needed my children more than they needed me. and he was saying this about pundit who is suggested his absence from washington would wreck his political career. he went on to say i realized i didn't miss a thing. i never lacked having ambition but ambition without perspective can be a killer. they're such profound words that come from joe biden. i want to go to sunlen serfaty. we're looking here at what's happening inside the church. she's got a perspective outside the

more recently, the one that happened in many of our lifetimes, the assassination of president john f. kennedy, november 22nd, 1963.

and that was john f. kennedy with a premature child who was just a few days old.ans believe, clinically depressed. he became detached from his office. he himself said the power and glory of the presidency had gone away with the death of his son. and that may well have contributed to presidential inaction as the country was lumping toward the great depression of 1929. and of course abraham lincoln experienced the death of his 11-year-old son, willie in 1862 early in the civil war. when the outcome was very uncertain. this death drove his wife mary todd nearly to madness. and many believe deepened lincoln's resolve to pursue this war to a necessary end. no matter what the price to pay or no matter what the sacrifices were to be made. >> so the death of children of occupants of the white house have had profound historical significance in the united states. i don't think this event is quite at that level, because we're talking about a vice president not a president, but i think it will steal joe biden to make the most of his last years as vice president. to make as mu

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in fact, my first political experience was as a 5-year-old in new york city when john f. kennedy was campaigning for president in 1960, ten days before the 1960 election, which tells you how long ago it was that a democrat was campaigning in new york city ten days before the election. >> had to campaign. >> exactly. >> right. >> and so, you know, i had a great interest in politics even as a kid and i got involved in the campaign for his brother bobby and other candidates when i was just a small kid. but i chose to go to chicago to go to school, in part because it was such an interesting political town. >> yeah. >> they had just had the democratic convention in 1968 that was a calamity. the daley machine, the old richard j. daley machine was still around. richard j. daley was around. >> yes. >> there was a budding black independent political movement at -- around the area where the university of chicago. and i thought, boy, this would be a really interesting place to be. >> yep. >> and that's why i went there. at that time i worked at the university of chicago. now i run an instit

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. >> 100 years later when john f. kennedyssinated jacqueline would look to the plans for the lincoln funeral to guide her through the decisions of the kennedy funeral. >> the lincoln funeral, was nothing like it before or since. 20 days, they retraced the inauguration route from springfield the washington. with a couple of exceptions, they retraced that route. there were 10, in effect, state funerals along the way. 1/3 of every northern american either looked upon the president's face in his casket or saw the train go by. it was an extraordinary pageant of grief. very victorian. mrs. lincoln got along for any of it. keeping with tradition, she stayed at the white house grief-stricken. >> elizabeth keckley ascribes her missing the celebrations and wailing with grief repeatedly. >> i can understand it. considering all the things that she had to go through in her early part of the marriage getting to the white house, the triumph of that. the death of their son, his assassination in front of her. i can understand that. maybe this

now, this is what john f. kennedy said about secrecy in our government.he very word skres where i is repugnant in a free and open society. we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths, and to secret proceedings. like the ones we are watching right now in washington on the tpt. >> in new jersey monster jam world champion. i love just saying that. tom -- made history in a mack v truck. i'm saying that like i know what it is. he landed the first monster jam front flip. that's what it is. wow. that didn't work out too well did it? my. is that what he was trying to do? metlife stadium. the truck flipped not once but as you saw twice before landing on all four wheels. let's count that again. let's see. there we go. that's one, two. i see the landing if you ignore the roof of that car, that truck, that it is a landing on four wheels. he was going for a guinness world record but his rear tires bounced into an over rotation and did not hit the ground cleanly. we've seen that. what's it called in figure skating? no tha

john f. kennedy. mrs. kennedy, i want to thank you for letting us visit your official home. this is obviously the room for which much of your work on it is directed. >> yes it is attic and seller , all in one. we receive hundreds of letters every day. this is where we evaluate and do our budget. >> mrs. kennedy, every first lady and every administration since president madison's time has made changes in the white house. before we look at any of the changes you have made, what is your basic plan? >> i really don't have one because i think this house will always grow and shed. it seemed to me a shame when we came here to find hardly any thing of the past in the house. i know when we went to columbia, the presidental palace there has all of the history of that country in it. every piece of furniture has some length with the past. i thought the white house should be like that. ms. swain: she was 32 years old at the time. what exactly can we credit mrs. kennedy with doing for that building? mr. seale: mrs. kennedy and the president himself repackage the whole white house idea, th

you can go back to john f. kennedy look how far that policy as a nation, this administration, has deviated from john f. kennedy. regardless of whether we like the role as nations leader, we are the world's leader. the world looks at what we do. when we don't act, it has consequences, as much as sometimes as when we do act. so being the world's leader has a great responsibility. >> how can we act on a political solution? fredricks tweets this, we can't turn iraq back to a centralized government. why is it that we would be responsible for their form of government? >> to a degree we went on in gulf two and we dismantled the saddam hussein regime. i think we bear some responsibility to make sure it was stable. at least with our coalition and our allies. make sure that the iraqi people have every chance to be a dmom democracy and be a prosperous not failed state. to look at what happened, i think we didn't realize or didn't pay attention enough, or believe wrongly, that iran was going to be a responsible nation. and they're

john f. kennedy, 35th president of the united states. we're coming right back. >>> president obama promised there would be no obama care for illegal immigrants. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those that are here illegally. >> turns out congressman joe wilson was right. mr. obama lied. we'll have that story. >>> and every parent's worst nightmare as a 3-year-old is run over. we'll have video and some good news. next. mom, when is daddy coming home? daddy misses us, too, honey. [phone rings] ♪ he called her on the road ♪ hello. hi, honey. ♪ from a lonely cold hotel room ♪ hi, honey. ♪ just to hear her say ♪ i love you. ♪ "i love you" ♪ ♪ one more time ♪ ♪ ♪ a little voice came on the phone ♪ he's right here. dad, when you gonna come home? ♪ he said, "daddy, when you coming home?" ♪ ♪ he said the first thing that came to his mind ♪ i'm already there. ♪ i'm already there ♪ ♪ take a look around ♪ ♪ i'm the sunshine in your hair ♪ ♪ i'm the shadow on the ground ♪ ♪ i'm the whisper in the wind ♪ ♪ i'm your imaginary friend ♪ ♪

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telling congress recently, in regard to software, we still have applications that were running when john f. kennedy was president. it's important to point out that the irs is the world's biggest accounting business. and it's bad to run with outdated equipment. it's your fault, congress. you didn't give us enough money. we're angry about that. you and i melissa and every other taxpayer out there should be lived about the fact that they're not updating this software. (?) not doing what they can to protect us from the cooks out there that would love to steal our personal information and our refund. >> gerri, thank you so much. amazing. david: well, they still have time to get bonuses out. they still find the money to do that. >> they find ways to collect our money. >> straight ahead, fox business exclusive. one of the first cruisedders against nsa spying. ron paul joining us after the break. right here on fox business. >> new report sounding the alarm over two few hurricanes. some key cities going almost a century without a major storm. and experts say residents should be worried. david: too few storm

there's the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts on the left side of the screen. lincoln memorial dead center. and columbia island marina. that's where this area of boats is called here near the humpback bridge there along the g.w. parkway. beautiful day outside. sunshine streaming through an otherwise partly to at times mostly cloudy sky. 67 still downtown. a little light wind out of the west at 3. not much of a wind issue for your weekend today. winds back out of the north this afternoon. 66 in stafford. 65 in culpepper virginia this morning. locally dense fog from manassas westbound to the shenandoah valley to winchester to front royal. all seeing a bit of fog this morning. that'll burn off pretty quickly. we should all be in the low 70s by 10:00 this morning. and well into the upper 70s to near 80 today. now, there will be a chance for some showers. if you're planning your day by the pool plan on temperatures to be near 80 by 3:00. warmer than we've been the last few days. when we reach 92. but there will be a chance for some showers. not much of a thunderstor

john f. kennedy, 35th president of the united states.re coming right back. >>> president obama promised there would be no obama care for illegal immigrants. >> the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those that are here illegally. >> turns out congressman joe wilson was right. mr. obama lied. we'll have that story. >>> and every parent's worst nightmare as a 3-year-old is run over. we'll have video and some good news. next. >>> president obama caught in another lie. this time about obama care. again, here is the president back in 2009. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would insure illegal immigrants. this too, is false. the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally. >> six years later congressman joe wilson proven right. california is the first state to offer insurance to illegal immigrants. the california senate approved the legislation granting illegal immigrants access to the medicaid program seeking a waiver to sell insurance through obama care exchange. health care certainly

response to missiles in cuba, president john f. kennedy said the path we've chosen for the present is full of hazards. as all caps are. but it is the one most consistent with our character and courage as a nation, and our commitments around the world. the cost of freedom is always high. and americans have always paid it. and one path that we shall never choose is the path of surrender or submission. today, we face many threats to peace and security of the world. indeed, full of hazards of the present, and we are thankful to have american men and women who are willing to do the dangerous work necessary to ensure that we remain free and secure. still, with the disconnect between the average american and its military, i believe education -- educating our citizens and our youth as to what our military men and women indoor and combat with long deployments away from family and friends is in order. so that we understand why it is critically important to support them and take care of them. this is why want to talk to you today about the importance

case i believe he had to be on the tonight show the same length of time that richard nixon and john f. kennedyre on the show. i was putting i was putting out what we used to call an underground newspaper very similar. except they cannot begin until we finish our class. the democrats and republicans if i might refer to the republicans a local joke. the temperance party didn't. the national yoga party. we want getting responses from anyone except america 1st daily. he came over to her apartment on the north side. i want to describe that. there's good depiction of my mother. something that i hope journalists don't forget. why an old gray suit yes. nice to see your pretty face i forget what questions we asked. several later into real board allies. public schools are a mess to were three of these he year. i keep stuff like this in here kind of like an office so i can keep both hands free to meet people. lincoln kept his office in his head, to. people after them trying to be a lawyer, no education, the squeaky voice, long legs our editorial board have been in session for more than an hour. picked up

it's the largest consolidated metro area in the state known for the assassination of john f. kennedy in dealy plaza in 1963. 38-year-old steve robards was recently divorced and worked as a mail carrier for the united states postal service. >> very proud of his job, which was a rural route postman, but he liked his job. he liked being outdoors and felt some pride in it. >> his 16-year-old daughter marie had recently moved in with him after a disagreement she had with her mother's new husband. >> they were living in a one-bedroom apartment at this time and he was on the list to get the next available larger apartment. he was happy about having his daughter in his life at this point. >> marie enrolled in eastern hills high school. >> quiet, elegant. the quiet girl you looked at twice and wanted to get to know because she seemed so reserved. >> by all accounts father and daughter enjoyed living together. their lives changed on february 17th 1993. just after dinner steve robards attended an evening church service. when he returned home he told his girlfriend and daughter he wasn't feeling

. >> thinking back to john f. kennedy that his father would never buy him a landslide. rich family, franklin roosevelt family one of the richest in the country at the time. there's a history to wealthy individuals you know, climbing to that post. but usually via some public office along the way. and then senator kennedy case as a senator and congressman and roosevelt case as a governor of the fine state of new york. not so in donald trump's case will that lack of political experience hurt him? >> it might hurt him. but again, it will hurt you as much if you have political experience, right? how many time have you heard we don't want to do senator in the white house at least from the republicans, at least on the right. in recent history, we've had more modest presidents get elected to the white house. of course you can't forget jimmy carter to paint up from plains. bill clinton to name another one. president obama made his money by writing -- by writing books. and then of course hillary clinton talking about being in her words dead broke when bill got out of the white ho

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