i was going to say jfk, i said, no, john, meaning john f. kennedy. it was john. that is pretty amazing. okay. i had a small degree of skepticism. >> sure. as do i. >> full disclosure. but how do you deal with it? you know, there are a lot of people who express a little bit more skepticism. how do you deal with that? show. enthusiast. i do not speak to the dead, i do not contact the dead for people, you know, talk to relatives or anything like that. but i'm fascinated by this material because of the profound effect it had on people. and so to skeptics i would say come and enjoy the show for what it is, which is a show. >> tell us where it is. tell us where it is, where can people come to the seance? >> it's at highlight studios on 30th street right down in midtown. you can catch it, well, tonight's actually our last night. we're closing tonight, but we have three performances tonight. so stop on by -- >> what's the web site again? >> get tickets at a taste of magic nyc.com by clicking on the seance. >> and you performing it around the city outside of this? >> yes.

the few outcropping were lincoln and most notably john f. kennedy's inaugural speech. he said ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. then he said in that very short inaugural speech that americans will pay any price and bear any burden for the future of liberty. well that was over a half a century ago. we haven't heard anything like it since. instead of politicians saying, we will pay any price they say well you don't have to pay any price at all. it's all about your own interests, namely what government are for you by way of benefits and how little can government take for you by way of taxation and it's as though politics is exclusively an appeal to the self-interest -- >> how can people of faith change that? >> what when you think about it, it's the opposite of what the message of religion is. religion does point us beyond ourselves, and for faithful people, the what's in it for me, the me is not central. there is something higher, namely god is higher. so your whole focus is for something bigger and better than yourself and i

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>> reporter: robbery took place at a lufthansa airlines cargo building at new york's john f. kennedy airport. it's long been considered one of the most infamous unsolved robberies in u.s. history. government prosecutors say asaro helped plan and steal the loot and they are charging the head of the bonino crime family with a number of offenses ranging from murder to extortion. the defense claims the case against asaro is built on shaky foundation. witnesses who are giving up information about the case to avoid serving lengthy prison terms of their own for their own misdeeds. now the government star witness mob stakeup man gas per valente may testify, heather, as soon as today. robert gray live for us, thank you, robert. >>> well, former nba great lamar odom is back in the city of angels. he was transferred from sunrise hospital in las vegas. his estranged wife khloe kardashian by his side. odom passed a critical swallowing test, is breathing on his own and is said to be speaking a little. his progress has been remarkable since he was found unconscious in a nevada brothel last week fro

a gentle rain falls on the city is our king joint united states president john f. kennedyor a ceremonial welcome on the lawn of the presidential residence. together, the two leaders review the honor guard. it represents all five services of the united states, the army, the navy, the air force, the marine corps, and the united states coast guard. they express their mutual respect. although distant from each other, our countries are as one in our people's desire to maintain independence, to live in freedom, and to look to the future with hope. because his wife is ill, president kennedy has asked his sister, wife of the director of the united states peace corps, to act as official hostess. at our embassy's majesty himself entertains. he meets the chief justice of the united states and many other [video clip] -- leading members of the national government. their majesties meet many friends of the afghan people during their visit to washington and the united states. later, the united states secretary of state hold a formal dinner for their majesties. the white house in washingto

more than $5 million in cash and make off in $1 million in jewels from the lufthansa flight in john f. kennedyport in new york. >> the police believe this to be the largest robbery in american history. >> the culprits, italian mafia boss who is rule the criminal under world of the city for decades. >> no one knows for sure how much was taken at the lufthansa terminal at john f. kennedy. >> robert deniro place the alleged mastermind of the raid. but investigators say key to it all was this man, vincent assaro who gave his approval on the raid on his crime family's turf. for man 35 years after the crime. he and others were arrested last year. some of the last of the mafia bosses from the era not jailed or left for dead. the government indictment of assarro not only pins him to the heist but also a murder informant in a separate racketeering enterprise. >> this trying could go on for many months if not for a year. many are wondering when a final verdict is delivered if it won't mean once and for all at end to the match i can't here in ener new york. >> this does not mean that the match i can't is

and we have streets that are closed down including 36 avenue avenue and middle drive west and john f. kennedyk drive so expect delays. use mass transit. >> more good news for american car companies. >> he are the business headlines. >> continuing america's money, strong auto sales up 16 percent compared to same time last year with subaru up 28 percent. volkswagen sales rose only 1 percent. dunkin' donuts is closing 100 stores because of slow sales with increased -- television from fast food chains. >> the stock was down 10 percent, and dunkin' donuts will open new stores in california soon. >> gatorade which created university of florida 50 years ago, and the men who invented it, family and friends have made a bundle if royalties, more than $1 billion. >> the first company to own gatorade paid $25,000 in 1967 to be the official sports drink of the nfl. >> pretty good investment. >> seven things to know use start your day. >> is your relationship on the rock? the problem could be right in the problem could be right in front of your face. moms knowafter brushing, mouths often need a helping han

it lasted 90 minutes but led to but john f. kennedy in new york but john f. kennedy in new york, and other airport. the system that failed is the one that checks passengers against the no fly list. >> the systems are down so they can't process. so back to manual paperwork. a bit of a pain but one of those things. >>reporter: u.s. customs at this time there is no -- at this time, there is no indication that service disruption was sparked by anything malicious. in the newsroom in morning, daniel miller, fox25 news. >>> we have breaking news right now out of washington. the white house is saying that president obama will extend the afghanistan. 5500 troop also remain in the country when he leaves office in 2017. most of those troops were supposed to be home by the end of the year. the news comes after -- weeks after a cargo plane crashed shortly after taking off in afghanistan killing 11 people on board. two airmen came from hanscom air force base and were on board that flight. >>> the family of a missing cargo ship crewmember suing the company that owns the boat

host: that struck me, since john f. kennedy we have not heard a call for national sacrifice for individual sacrifice on the part of citizens. guest: the result is, we have a $20 trillion national national debt, or knocking at the door of 20 trillion. your after year goes by and nothing gets done about it. my last year in the senate i was the vice chair of the commission on the entitlements reform. reforming the the entitlement program. bob curie from nebraska was the chair from this commission. we came out with a terrific, at least preliminary report. beautiful showing social security was doomed, medicare was doomed, and the national debt was going to soar, and all of this. that was 21 years ago. nothing came of that. five years ago we had set some goals. that was a balanced program of taxes on entitlement cuts, spending cuts in order to try to get our national debt in some sort of order, and nothing came of that. in fact, those politicians who were supportive of us were attacked for various pieces of how they supported. host:

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president, john f. kennedyas they gather on the lawn. ♪ together the two leaders review the gunner. it represents all five services of the united states, the army, the navy, the air force, mat reason corps and the united states coast guard. his majesty and the president express their mutual respect. although distant from each other, our countries are as one. ♪ visitors of state call for dinners of state. because his wife is ill, president kennedy has asked for his sister, eunice shriver, director of the peace corps, to act as official hostess. at our embassy, his majesty himself entertains. he meets the chief justice of the united states and many other leading members of the national government. their majesties meet many friends of the afghan people during their visit to washington and to the united states. later the united states secretary of state and mrs. dean rusk hold a formal dinner for their majesties. official washington pays its respects to afghan royalty. the white house in washington is both residenc

harper is the son of the late prime minister peter trudeau whose charisma drew comparisons to john f. kennedy. the cleveland plane dealer asks whether the prouns should cut ties with quarterback johnny manziel after a public altercation with his girlfriend. >> i grabbed her arm, come on, get in the car, get in the car, hey. >> dash-cam video shows manziel being pulled over by police in ohio a week ago. he told police that he and his girlfriend were arguing and she tried to get out of the car. police did not charge manziel. the knoxville news sent nel reports that green county commissioners had a resolution to fly the confederate flag at the courthouse. more than a thousand people on both sides of the issue turned out t. resolution was defeated on a 20-1 vote. >>> the richmond times dispatch reports on virginia tech's self driving car in northern virginia. senator mark warner was one of the official as part of the state's first live highway demonstration of a self driving vehicle t. cadillac srs drove safely reaching skiech miles per hour keeping lane position and avoiding obstacles. the los a

larry warnell stood guard at john f kennedy's funeral. >> we try to recruit all the time, but younger guys, right now we're short younger guys. mark: this group about the only members of the marshalltown honor guard getting up in years. the bus they take to as many as 3 funerals each week is 23 years old. the transmission blew out, the $6,000 for repairs was 6000 more than they had. but after a mention in the marshalltown newspaper -- >> we couldn't believe it. donations just kept coming in. mark: prayers answered from citizens across the county. >> honor guard, 10 hut. mark: and focus could return to the simple, but immensely important role of this vounteer unit. the latest funeral was for air force veteran gilbert beye. >> it was exactly what grandpa wanted. we were very honored to have them here. >> if he signed his name on the dotted line, he'd give his life if it was necessary for his country. that's the last thing we can do or what they've done, i figure he deserves a military funeral. mark: there was actually more money raised then they needed. the money left over put decals on

license plate president john f. kennedy limo are being auctioned in dallas. these license plates used for presidential limousine carrying president john f. kennedy when he was assassinate nearly 52 years. open bid is $40,000. >> breaking news twisted metal, tractor trailer car slam into each other head-on. what we know about victim's conditions and the back up near gillette stadium for the patriots game. also breaking high school prep student sentenced to jail for sexually assaulting a under age classmate strong message girl's faer had for that team temperatures in 70s today. won't see that again. how cool your trick or treating will be saturday. >> in lowell, dozens of middle school students suddenly get sick all at the same time. some of them have to go to the hospital. authorities say this was not a carbon monoxide leak. i'll tell you what authorities cause. >> complete new england news coverage starts right now. >> this is fox 25 news at 6. >>> and we begin with equilibrium brag news at 6 o'clock. former student at prestigious new hampshire prep school has

f. kennedy. the home president john f. kennedy grewp up in for six years. >> this period chewed out of part of the woodwork and squirrel goes getting into. >> the neighbors tried for months to lure im back into the a company of but this bird who only speaks one word used it. no. we had lots of people coming by. but no one has daringed how to catch. >> right now. she is still out this. if. >> of course priorities together the exotic bid this a warm, safe place before the freezing temperatures sent which doesn't give neighbors time. live brooklyn today, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: thanks. ok. admit it. you may call in sec occasionally when you actually not sick. 38% of americans admit to dict in a new career build per survey. some using some pretty incredibly questionable excuses. here is a tu of them. one worker claimed to be stuck under a ped. another employee said he broke an arm while trying to grab fallen sandwich and debt this? unwith of the workers actually said his wife the washer. yeah. we have more

john f. kennedy figured out immediately that he couldn't campaign like this in 1960. in an unfortunate way, stevenson's gifts as a writer of speeches and as a deliverer of those written speeches brings the death of that kind of intellectualism in american politics to the point where i would argue we haven't seen it since. but that doesn't mean that he couldn't be a cutthroat politician. stevenson decides right from the start that harry truman isn't going to play any role in this campaign. he lets slip, three days after the nomination, that there's a mess in washington. there was a mess in washington, but a democrat was at the center of it. and the president of the united states to boot. what would have happened had stevenson and sparkman allowed truman to campaign for them? well, you do that at your own peril. hubert humphrey shut out lyndon johnson in 1968 because of the war in vietnam. al gore shut out bill clinton in 2000. the exception who made it work? bush and reagan in 1980. reagan sat the campaign out, largely, and bush was able to praise reagan enough publicl

john f. kennedy figured out immediately he could not campaign like this in 1960. in an unfortunate way, stevenson's gifts as a writer of speeches brings the death of that kind of intellectualism in american politics to the point where i would argue we have not seen it since. but that does not mean he cannot be a cutthroat politician. stevenson starts right from the beginning that harry truman will not play any role in this campaign. he let slip right from the beginning that there was a mess in washington. there was, but a democrat was at the center of it and a president of the united states to boot. what would have happened if stevenson had allowed truman to campaign for them? you do that at your own peril. hubert humphrey's shutout lyndon johnson because of the war in vietnam. al gore shutout bill clinton in 2000. the exception who made it work, bush and reagan in 1980. reagan set the campaign out publicly and bush was able to praise reagan enough to bring conservatives to the table. how will the democratic candidate, in 2016, deal with president barack obama? pa

. $1 million in jules from a flight at john f kennedy in new york. >> authorities are not saying more than they believe this to be the largest robbery history. >> the culprits - it ruled the underworld of the city, for decades. the heist was immortalized in a 1990 martin scorsese movie. robert de niro played jimmy conway, played on a mob lynch pin and mastermind, jimmy. investigators say key to it all was this van, vincent asaro who allegedly mate the approval for a rated on his crime family's turf. more than 25 years later they were arrested. some of the mafia bosses from the era. the government indictment pinned it to the heist. this is a complicated case. the trial could go on for months, if not more than a year. many are wondering when a final verdict is delivered, if it won't mean, once and for all, an end to the mafia in new york. >> this by any part of your imagination doesn't mean the mafia is gone. right now, it's been apart with rests and major cases against them. we have seen other organized crime taking its place. >> it's combined with books written about the turf battles,

[laughter] larry warnell stood guard at john f kennedy's funeral. >> we try to recruit all the time but younger guys right now we're short younger guys. mark: this group from the vfw and legion are not the only members of the marshalltown honor guard getting up in years , the bus they take to as many as 3 funerals each week is 23 years old. the transmission blowout, the air conditioning broke and the tires were bald. $6000 for repairs was about $6000 more than they had. >> ready front. ready address. mark: but after a mention in the marshalltown newspaper. >> we could not believe it. none of us could believe it. donations just kept coming in. mark: prayers answered from citizens across the county. >> honor guard 10 hut. present arms. ready unlock weapons aim fire. aim fire. mark: and focus could return to the simple but immensely important role of this volunteer unit. taps mark: this funeral was for air force veteran gilbert beye. >> it was exactly what grandpa wanted we were very glad to have them here. >> if he signed his name on the dotted line he'd give his life , if it was necessar

john f. kennedy, george w. bush. -- or theytion it majored in political science, like barack obama, or economics, like reagan and george h.w. bush. only two presidents came from science or technical backgrounds -- hoover and carter. science is vitally important. a president needs an advisor to get him counsel on how to promote science in public policy. after sputnik, eisenhower decided to appoint the first ever science advisor to the president. special assistant to the president for science and technology. the media often called it the missile czar. killian, an james interesting guy. he had no phd in the science field, he had no medical degree. his background was in administration. he had accumulated enough honorary doctorates to where people called him "dr. killian turco -- dr. killian." eisenhower created the 18 person presidential science advisory committee, consisting of 18 scientists, many of them nobel prize winners and fut ure nobel prize winners, who would meet with the president and give him advice on

he had written influential books but when he got drawn into the consider course of power by john f. kennedy, it was a bruising experience. he found it hard to get access to the president. he found himself outmaneuvered in beltway application. i think the first volume, you see him learning, mostly learning by mistakes. there's some epic fails when he does his press conferences, however. the man who emerged as the arch operator in the washington beltway began as a beginner and made many mistakes. >> with all your access to his private papers, including teenage love letters, what surprised you the most about henry kissinger? >> i think the thing that is the most start ling document in the book is something he wrote after he witnessed the liberation of a concentration camp in germany around 1945. he was so stunned by what he saw, and this was before he even knew that so many members of his family had died in the holocaust. he wrote down and wrote called the eternal you and it's a searing document. it makes it clear that kissinger came out of world war ii with a very deep loathing of the totalit

the exhibit is at john f. kennedy park.le people check out the park, the park is getting a makeover. hundreds of people are painting and landscaping the park. the money is being paid for by a grant from the superbowl 50 host committee. >> i think it's really important to rejuvenate the park because a healthy park is actually a healthy community. it gets the kids involved and gets them out of the bad things you can do in the world. >> the 50 tour is making its way around the bay area in the weeks leading to the superbowl 50. its next stop will be vallejo for super fright night on the water front. >>> coming up in sports, the raiders o linemen as they get ready to face the chargers. the warriors will start the season without their man in charge. more on steve kerr coming up in sports. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, head coach steve kerr... to start the season. good news is kerr was at >>> the warriors quest to defend their title starts next tuesday but they'll do put their head coach, kerr. he was in practice but he will not coach the

he was haunted by jfk, john f. kennedy pictures that were discovered in the staff offices and just went nuts about it, called it infestation. butterfield had to conduct an investigation. he wrote nixon a memo subject, santitiz taxion. >> dickerson: fascinating book. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, >> dickerson: before we go a quick programming note. on thursday you can watch all of hillary clinton's testimony for house benghazi committee starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern 5:00 on our digital outlet cbsn. until next week for "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-h

tonight's meeting is held at the john f. kennedy library in vallejo. >> don't get burned by your phone. complaints circulating about a hot button issue with the new iphone 6s. >>> halfway through your workweek now and a pretty nice week. >> cool to start the week. cool is the underside of the pillow. other side of the pillow. one of those two expressions. >> because you want to roll over and go back to bed. >> it's still early. we will have some cool temperatures as you step out the door and nice warm day today. we'll see it warming up a few degrees over yesterday. a live look at the bay bridge. we see things are mostly clear. around 60 degrees around most of the bay area. san jose at 62 degrees. let's go hour by hour to see what those temperatures will do dipping a couple more degrees as we go through sunrise and more clouds moving in and by 8:00 the sun starts to peek out. we have a mix of sun and clouds through at least 11:00 with temperatures up to 68 degrees at 11:00 and then lunchtime it's bright and sunny. 72 degrees. another

john f. kennedy reduced it to 70%. in france, i believe the top rate is 70%. this is in line.igh tax rate, do you think there's any way that this republican congress would go along with something like that? caller: probably not. the republicans do not represent .merica i don't know why we should support ridiculous and stupid ideas just because they happen to be popular with one party or another. host: thank you for the call. -- er twitter page, this stop the tax giveaways for the corporations, they must pay for the privilege of raping the american people. latest layingthe out plans for reforming the tax system. the democrat race with new speculation on joe biden possibly joining the race. a gayke last night to rights organization here and washington, d.c.. the announcement could come within one week to 10 days. cbs news reporting that two people say he is leaning toward entering the race, but family considerations remain the overriding concern and the reason that he would not run, if he were to enter, of course, she would support. he would likely not participate in the cnn deb

john f. kennedy park got a massive facelift today.the park is getting 50 new trees, i 5000 ft.2 mural, on new play structure along with a out for fitness zone. organizers estimated the volunteer labor would've cost about $800,000. >> we have community partners, corporations, nonprofits, and residents coming together to love this part.>> today's work was part of national make a difference day in which volunteers from around the us unite to improve the quality of life in their communities.>>> the race for president heats up a new leader in iowa. we will hear from ben carson as he braces for a new round of attacks from donald trump. >>> government official searching for answers after a soldier killed in iraq. this is after obama stated there would be soldiers no longer involved in combat.>> a lot of clouds moving into the area, a lot of areas reporting mostly cloudy. i will breakdown chances of rain in your forecast. >>> a shift in the republican race with ben carson leading donald trump in iowa. the retired surgeon took the top spot fro

new jersey, the first of its kind, peruvian rock festival at schuetzen park, located at 3167 john f. kennedy boulevard in north bergen. the festival will bring many rock stars from peru together. it gets under way at 4:00 p.m. and then this coming thursday in connecticut -- how about grand finale extravaganza, salsa included, features the latin heartbeat orchestra at the infinity hall, located at 32 front street in hartford. the concert there gets under way at 8:00 p.m. bring your dancing shoes. much^simas gracias. we hope you learned quite a bit today, a full, fact-packed show on "tiempo" this morning. thanks for being with us. if you missed any part of our show, don't worry. you can watch it on abc7 on the web, your tablet, or even your smartphone. that wraps up another edition of "tiempo." i'm joe torres. thanks for watching.

i believe we need to create a consensus, as we did in the 1960's, when john f. kennedy suggested we launch a man to the moon. it is an aspirational goal. i think we need to do the same thing as we create an aspirational goal to investigate and explore the brain. think of all the challenges that exist in our community today because we lag behind on understanding how the brain operates. autism, alzheimer's, mental illness. all of these challenges that play out in our society in a great country of ours with an abundance of resources like ours -- if we were strategic, we need -- if we were strategic rather than everyone just getting to the high-grade slop in the front of the trough, that is not how it should work. we need to be significantly more aspirational in strategic about how we go about doing this. innovation led by the private sector will be at the center of everything we do. that is the only way we can get better care at lower cost. we need to fix where the government is paying for health -- is holding back innovative health care. we would give people more control

watch list; it went down for about 90 minutes wednesday, causing back-ups and frustration at john f. kennedy international airport and other international airports. overnight, airports nationwide paralyzed - a glitch in the system that checks passengers against the terror watch list shutting down computers in airports on both coasts. (gfx map showing the ones we have confirmed were affected) major international airports across the u.s. - including new york's jfk, lax, washington's dulles, and dallas fort worth international- all experiencing the same outage, at the same time. sot maria rea/traveler it's crazy i never saw anything like this sot josh reilly/traveler they just said there was a nationwide computer glitch and we all had to wait frustrated passengers stuck in customs lines for nearly 2 hours, taking and tweeting photographs of their misery - against airport rules - and complaining about the delays, one sarcastically saying (gfx) "customs outage was a blast". departure lines, just as backed up -airlines unable to check passengers in for their flights either! sot maria rea/traveler

oswald was known to never take the ring off, but on the morning he assassinated president john f. kennedy, he left the ring at home. sean: certainly an infamous piece of history. a major development in the race for speaker. paul ryan says he is willing to serve on one major condition. erin: a veteran officer shot and killed in the line of duty. ahead. of a tornado left one deerfield . seven years later, they are facing a monetary dilemma >> you are watching wmur news 9 daybreak. now, news numeral mine continues -- news 9 continues. kevin: a lot of clouds out there this morning. the risk of a shower into the afternoon. we are looking at cooler temperatures today only to warm up again tomorrow. a sneak big into the weekend with your forecast coming up. sean: new york city is waking up in morning -- mourning after another officer was killed on duty. it happened in manhattan near east harlem. it is not clear what happened to the armed man who killed the officer. the officer was a five-year veteran. he was the fourth nypd officer erin: republican congressman paul ryan said he is willing to run

. >> some of the staff people, bureaucrats, civil servants had pictures of john f. kennedytheir desks. or on the wall. nixon said we have to get rid of that infestation, as if it was some sort of disease that somebody would have a picture of j.f.k. in their office. >> what were you supposed to do about these pictures of other presidents on the walls? >> get them all take ebb down. >> get them all taken down? >> yes. he made that an express order. roy in particular, white house chief of staff told butterfield the president would like you to find out who the woman is who has the two kennedy pictures. adding he asked about it once a week at least. butterfield reported back the cia secret service and fbi and house committee on unamerican activities all found the woman, a civil servant named edna rosenberg was a completely royal american. >> what's surprised is you go through all of this, the amount of energy that was devoted to these kind of maneuvers. this was a subversion of what the job of the presidency is. >> all of it documenteden butterfield's files. >> that's to holdema

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. >> some of the staff people, bureaucrats, civil servants had pictures of john f. kennedyn their desks. or on the wall. nixon said we have to get rid of that infestation, as if it was some sortpo of disease that somebody would have a picture of j.f.k. in their office. >> what were you supposed to do about these pictures of other presidents on the walls? >> get them all take ebb down. >> get them all taken down? >> yes. he made that an express order. roy in particular, white house chief of staff told butterfield the president would like you to find out who the woman is who has the two kennedy pictures. adding he asked about it once a week at least. butterfield reported back the cia secret service and fbi and house committee on unamerican activities all found the woman, a civil servant named edna rosenberg was a completely royal american. >> what's surprised is you go through all of this, the amount of energy that was devoted to these kind of maneuvers. this was a subversion of what the job of the presidency is. >> all of it documenteden butterfield's files. >> that's to hol

died at age 40, november 22nd, the same day john f. kennedy was shot. the 100th anniversary of his death. >> very close. please make your way to the service desk. does not include those names. thank you. >> you are welcome. is there another question? concern? something? yes, sir? [inaudible question] >> was the friend with blacklisting? as a socialist, harrison gray, the publisher of the los angeles times said no one ever made so much money sympathizing with the port as jack london. and his wife noted phrases about the celebrated author jack london after he gave a lecture on socialism and the need for it, he would be called this man who calls himself london. stock up, his politics became too dicey for the capitalists running newspapers after all and for whom advertising lifeblood, and other capitalist enterprises, he was scorned and critiqued the, blacklisted i am not sure, it is shocking to see, bounced around from one big magazine to another and would end up in a small socialist magazine like wilshire's as in will drive in california. innocence he was

two of whom attend john f. kennedy high school where he volunteered there in the sports program. >>> there was a massive traffic backup after a tanker truck crashed on i-680 near sunol. the chp says the big rig hit a tow truck in the slow lane on southbound 608 this morning. the tanker then started leaking ethanol and hazmat crews had to be called in to clean it up. all of the southbound lanes are closed and you can see the backup traffic for miles, those lanes weren't fully reopened until about 3:00 this afternoon. police in san jose have arrested a man for a road rage incident that ended in a stabbing. 21-year-old travis david painter was booked. he got into an argument with another driver and that other driver then followed him home. they say painter then stabbed the other driver several times. the victim is expected to recover. investigators also say the injured driver followed painter home even though he had his five-year-old son in the car at the time. >>> now to a developing story overseas where witnesses say a

in vietnam, he is there in 1963, john f. kennedy was still president.a, he goes there as a private citizen. he sees firsthand what ethnic cleansing looks like. he does that again in 2008, toan in 2007, understand that. when he got into the government, he saw those restrictions firsthand. he wanted to go to refugee camps and food markets and schools and he wanted to talk to people and he felt the altitude was a little high for a lot of the conversations he had as a government official. charlie: tell me about the secret diary. david: remarkable. here he is, we have the letters to my mother, which are beautiful. he is writing for prosperity -- four posterity. in the second act, we have bosnia. in the third act, we had him on the show, different clips, you got a sense of what he was saying. .ow frustrated he was you can see some of the tensions coming to a head with him and people in the white house. he goes to the theater and talks about how brilliant south pacific is at lincoln center. charlie: there is also this. he wanted to create his own definition of

from the fbi's national executive institute, the police executive research forum and harvard's john f. kennedy school of government. commissioner -- police commissioner ramsey -- thank you for saying yes -- thank you for coming to philadelphia. and thank you for making my city a safer city. the children and adults of our city owe you a tremendous debt of gratitude. there are young people alive today who ten years ago may not have lived in our city but because of your work you've been a friend, supporter, and advisor not just on policing. every person in our city government has benefited from your service. seems like a short period of time but in eight years, as a life long philadelphian, knowing where we've been and seeing where we are today, in eight years you have changed the culture of policing in our great city. you've created a very strong and sturdy foundation for the future. you and i both know that change is not easy. but change has come and it's our duty and responsibility to make sure that those changes stay in police and based on the strong foundation that you've created that more w

interestingly calhoun is cited in john f. kennedy's book for his courage and honesty. he is hailed as one of the truly great u.s. senators. again russell kirk recognized in calhoun and randolph the very beginnings of the american conservative tradition. from calhoun we will leap over the civil war and into the 1880s and will land on a figure who is not very well known as grover cleveland. cleveland was the last conservative democrat who served as president. he hasn't got much credit from the democrats today. i would would suggest to the very formidable character. he weighed about 280 pounds, he had quite a figure. his rise to the presidency can only be described as meteoric. in three short years he went from being a mediocre lawyer in buffalo, to merit buffalo, to governor of new york, to president of the united states. there is a quote in a letter from cleveland to one of his friends that he had been in the white house a few months and i still wake up and rub my eyes and say can i possibly be here? it's just to much to imagine. in three short years. his main biographe