john, michelle, wayne. go. >> how is negotiating and appeasing people who chant "death to israel and death to america" keeping us safe. you can't reason with something -- >> nothing keep us safe? >> no, the president should say iran you have a week to turn over the entire nuclear stock pile or we bombing you. flattening you. that's how you deal -- >> we don't owe them anything. >> thank god you are in chicago doing something else. >> they are the weak ones. we went in there and came out looking like the weak ones. the sanctions did work. that is why they came to the negotiation table. >> iraq war, they now dominate in the mideast. >> michelle, finish your thought. finish your thought. >> the point is that the most dangerous thing here is we legitimized them. now countries like china, they don't see iran as tokic anymore. they don't see them as toxic as they did. now we'll see, you are going to see china working with them. this is >> quick thought, wayne. >> i don't see this as a black and white thing. i agr

minister of regional vellum and allowed john michelle wants the government to require builders to obtain bankruptcy insurance. he also called for rule that prevents builders from changing project designs the minister was discussing the reasons for building project cost overruns at a briefing in the central communication service he said no project cost estimate should be higher than that of a solar project from the year before the ministry looked at the work of more than five hundred design companies in nine months. the evaluation lead to five companies licenses the revolt of one hundred and twelve companies licences being suspended later he cannot levy increase in projected costs is unacceptable. we started working on fifty five projects and the costs increased by forty seven point seven billion tangy we investigated the reasons for the cost increases the contractors may design changes and half the case the team. the polio virus which has crippled thirteen children and syria is genetically linked to the virus strain registered in pakistan according to the world health organization the vi

he joins john run yan, michele bachmann. >>> new york's cardinal, timothy dolan is pressuring the u.s congress to act on legislation before the end of this year saying it's, quote, a matter of great moral urgency. >>> remember earlier this week, vice president joe biden made a call to the wrong marty walsh? he meant to call the mayor elect. it happened not once, but twice. biden left a voice mail saying, anything i can do to help you from the white house in terms of your needs in boston, holler, man. any other marty walshs out there, we would love to hear from you. >>> lots of reaction from "time" magazine's cover of chris christie dubbing him the elephant in the room. >> in their offense, i think they chos the least offensive. chris christie having a whale of a time. between a rock and a lard place. that's not good and hail to the chef. i don't think any of those -- >> well, christie will likely address that and more on "meet the press" this sunday. one cartoonist getting flak for his disney icons including hillary clinton as princess 2016 and ruth bader ginsburg as supreme princess.

. >> john, if michele bachmann is a genius, then i guess what, does that make rand paul william shakespeareean, it must. the idea that michele bachmann said this makes us look like geniuses is beyond -- beyond hilarious. i'm actually speechless, because, you know -- martin, i don't know where to go. >> josh -- i'll ask you. if michele bachmann is a genius, does that make honey boo-boo mother teresa? >> how many of these do you have? i think rand paul, he's not shakespeare, maybe he plagiarized shakespeare. no, i think david axelrod had it right in that clip you showed. you never look as smart as you are when you're winning. and republicans feel pretty good right now because the health care law is blowing up in the president's face in a couple ways. the website has been such a disaster for the president. they knew all along there were going to be several million americans whose individual market plans would be cancelled. the idea was supposed to be they would shop on the website and many would find new and better options available to them. and they're in this difficult situation where tharol

. >> michelle and then john and then we've got to go. >> what obama care is doing right now is undermining and really tearing apart private insurance companies. >> oh, yeah, and then doing such a great job, michelle. they were bankrupting american corporation. american corporations complain about the high cost of health care under those pry vatd insurance companies. >> go ahead, michelle. >> look, what they're doing is they're choking them, like kim said. they're doing it through red tape, through regulations. that's not what we need right now. we need -- what's going to happen is we're going to see employers drop tons of people into the exchanges and then we're just going to see what we're seeing in europe. >> oh, yes. is that what you say about social security, medicare, you don't like any of it. >> that's another topic. we'll do that next week. we've got to go right now. john, first topic next block. >>> coming up, after years of avoiding it, the mainstream media finally sounding the alarm about obama care. why that could be the best news we've heard in years. [ male announcer ] progres

. >> i came from john f kennedy, michelle perez remembers her elementary school days in dale city, ande holds on to those memories so tight. >> it's not what the country can do for you. >> ask what you can do for your country. >> president john f kennedy gone 50 years ago today. mike miback, channel 2 news. >>> there is not service at this time due to a major computer error. now at 6:00, we're learning more about that system wide fail that you are shut down bart and taking a closer look at what needs to be done to regain rider's trust. >> a robbery suspect under arrest tonight not just for stealing a woman's money but throwing her dog into on coming traffic. the charges he's now facing. >> north bay wineries become the target of thieves. >> and as far as i know they didn't taste any wine. >> but people leave behind at wineries that makes them right for the picking. . >>> bart trains are running tonight, many were forced to drive it worked it when the computer system completely shut down. i'm frank summerville, and i'm julie haner. the headlights you see are drivers heading toward walnu

other big sellers include this "saturday night live" inspired john boehner and michele bachmann shutdownnsemble. politics runs deep on halloween. the halloween industry has correctly predicted presidential results every four years. since the clinton/dole candidacy, the candidate with the most sales of masks win. the most iconic item was the nixon mask which was used to protest the vietnam war policies and later watergate in the early 1970s. it was so popular that it out-sold the masks of jimmy carter and gerald ford two years after nixon was out of office. during the 1984 campaign, walter mondale made a self-deprecating way to get in on the fun. he was wearing the mondale mask. only to be outdone by the press corps that was wearing mondale masks. he lost that year to reagan. a boom of masks from bush to bill clinton to highlight just a few. and in 2004, the george w. bush campaign staff used halloween to mock their opponent john kerry who had famously gone duck hunting just a week before. that means that ted cruz who went pheasant hunting last weekend should also be fair game. after all,

john madden weighed in. he picked two players of the game. one would be jacoby jones. the other would be the kicker justin tucker. they are down there breaking bread with michele. >> it's remarkable that john madden would pick a kicker as a thanksgiving day player. let's be honest, right? you wanted your long snapper and your holder here to feast -- wait a minute. let's cut some food first. each of you grab a leg. we can't talk unnourished. grab a leg. well done. have a bite. take a bite. because we want to get -- no, no, thank you. how is it? good? >> it's pretty tasty. >> your team just needed you in the right position to make those five field goals. but, you know, you're kind of knew to this rivalry. second-year player. what did it mean to you to have such a big impact on the outcome? >> my mom told me it's rude to chew with my mouthful. story at home. to be able to come through with my team when they need med. that's part of the job description. i'm happy to do it. i wanted morgan and sam here because they're, you know, kind of unsung heroes of the operation. together we get the job done. happy to be of service. >> happy to be of service in another close w

bipartisan lawmakers including people as far away from each other of the political spectrum as michele bachmann and john lewis are banding together to fight back against the president's t p p plan calling for open debate on the treaty and i've asked the obama administration to hold back on pushing for fast track powers so will they succeed and what's the deeper story here for more on this i'm joined now by mike papen tonio attorney and host a ring of fire radio ring of fire television pap welcome back. just great as i just mentioned there's growing congressional opposition to both the t.p.m. president obama's decision to try to reauthorize fast track to pass this thing which a power that he doesn't have right now it expired in two thousand and eight as i recall do you think today's wiki leaks revelations are going to help or hurt how it what effect or there you have it all they are extremely important because what the american public sees now in this is this is going to be this is going to take the same shape that we saw with syria with larry summers with the pipeline. you're going to see so much anger

bipartisan lawmakers including people as far away from each other of the political spectrum as michele bachmann and john lewis are banding together to fight back against the president's t p p plan calling for open debate on the treaty and as the obama administration will hold back on pushing for fast track powers so will they succeed and what's the deeper story here for more on this i'm joined now by mike papen tonio attorney and host a ring of fire radio ring of fire television pap welcome back. just great hey as i just mentioned there's growing congressional opposition to both the t.t.p. and president obama's decision to try to reauthorize fast track to pass this thing which is a power that he doesn't have right now it expired in two thousand and eight of the recall do you think today's wiki leaks revelations are going to help or hurt how it what effect they have enormous they are extremely important because what the american public sees now and this is this is going to be this is going to take the same shape that we saw with syria with larry summers with the pipeline xcel pipeline you're going to see

bobby mcferrin tune, we have seen it again and again in recent history with other republicans, john mccain, michele bachman and so on. the one realm of popular entertainment that is not ferociously anti republican in the 20 first century is country music but while country music continues to thrive, it is dwarfed by other genres. i looked this up. in 2012 country music and gospel sold 16.5 million digital albums. you compare that with combined total for rap, r&b, metal and new age, up $89.9 million, 69 to $80 million. the results are similar in other cultural venues, movies, television, theater and republicans and conservatives find themselves get allies to refuse sympathetic artists or creative minds in their increasingly isolated corner. many conservatives are tempted by a variant of timothy leary's 1960s slogan to and on, tune in, drop out without the drug implications. teddy quote george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, he hadn't seen saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart, he said they put an offer but none the tv for a reason. one can sympath

we have seen it in recent history with other republicans, john mccain, michele bachman and so on. the one realm of popular entertainment that is not ferociously anti republican in the 20 first century is country music but continues a continues to thrive, it is dwarfed by other sean rushs. i looked this up. in 2012 country music and gospel sold 16.5 million digital albums. you compare that with the combined total for rock, rap, r&b, metal and new age, up eighty-nine.nine million. sixteen million to eighty million. the results are similar in other cultural venues, movies, television, theater. republicans and conservatives find themselves get allihettoiz with few sympathetic minds so they are tempted by the turn on, tune in, drug out without the drug implications. teddy quote george w. bush who prided himself on not watching television, he hadn't seen saturday night live, he hadn't seen the daily show with john stewart and he said they put an off button on the tv for a reason. one can sympathize with that sentiment from w. left to my own devices i watch foil's war and reruns of the j

john f. kennedy. >> he joined first lady michelle obama, former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton where they placed a wreath near the' terminal flame at kennedy's gravesite. mr. obama made no public comments but he did meet with kennedy relatives who gathered to honor jfk this week. friday marks the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination. >>> it was president kennedy who established the presidential medal of freedom and today that high honor was bestowed on 16 people from all walks of life. there was president clinton, oprah winfrey and sally wright, the last astronaut. >> sally didn't just break the stratospheric glass ceiling. she blasted through it. >> the medal of freedom is the nation's highest civilian honor. >> reporter: this is bruce johnson. would lifting i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associa

john madden weighed in. he picked two players of the game. one would be jacoby jones. the other would be the kicker justin tucker. they are down there breaking bread with michele. >> it's remarkable that john madden would pick a kicker as a thanksgiving day player. let's be honest, right? you wanted your long snapper and your holder here to feast -- wait a minute. let's cut some food first. each of you grab a leg. we can't talk unnourished. grab a leg. well done. have a bite. take a bite. because we want to get -- no, no, thank you. how is it? good? >> it's pretty tasty. >> your team just needed you in the right position to make those five field goals. but, you know, you're kind of knew to this rivalry. second-year player. what did it mean to you to have such a big impact on the outcome? >> my mom told me it's rude to chew with my mouthful. story at home. to be able to come through with my team when they need med. that's part of the job description. i'm happy to do it. i wanted morgan and sam here because they're, you know, kind of unsung heroes of the operation. together we get the job done. happy to be of service. >> happy to be of service in another close w

michele caruso cabrera and john fortt, wall street focusing on a high stakes chess tournament in indiale, is there such a fascination on this? the challenger is a 22-year-old norwegian from my father's home country. >> they call him the mozart of chess. because he is such a prodigy, he is mediocre rise and say he is the best player since bobby fisher against an indian guy -- >> why is wall street interested in this? >> many of them are absolute chess freaks. ken rowgof, frequent guest on cnbc, grand master, chris flowers is a big player. boaz winestein, also a big chess fan. a lot of chess fans on wall street. >> john, you have an oar in this lake? >> i'm not a good chess player. >> neither am i. >> we don't play the stock market either but they say stock market, it's chess, not checkers. i guess it makes sense. >> big on the internet. who else is big in this rex sinkfeld. >> okay. >> i believe he's a st. louis guy. >> angry birds tournament -- >> you're probably good at that, call of duty -- >> he's only 6 years old but a prodigy as many. >> portland, maine, legalizing marijuana and i

john f. kennedy. cheryl? cheryl: michelle, live for us, ddllas, texas, dealey plaza. thank you, michelle.0 the new 60? it is unfortunately for many when it comes to retirement. we'll talk about how you can retire younger with ubs managing director louise gunderson. that is next. cheryl: plus a big cable tie-up may be in the works. dennis kneale ahead on time warner and that cable company reaching out to comcast. ashley: in tech minute videogame wars, crowds were out early as microsoft's xbox one hit store shelves to take on sony's new playstation 4. cheryl: we'll look at some of the winners and losers on the s&p. biogen a winner. time warner cable. the stock is moving on the news. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherev our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. tracy: we are high by 30 points. closed above the 16,000 mark. unless research on them. also taking a look. during the day. a lot of the sports apparel makers. having a strong impact on the dow. almost three points. the new york stock exchange. you're looking at this. what a stock today. >> wha

john f. kennedy, president obama, first lady michelle - they were joined by bill and hillary clinton for a tribute honouring kennedy two days before the anniversary of his death. >> dallas became known as a city of hate. a group of artists want to change it to the city of love. mark schnyder has the story. >> store front windows along the main street are covered with 18 by 18 drawings, col arches, and favourite phrases. president kennedy's motorcade came down the street minutes before he was assassinated. that next defined dallas. the love project aims to redefine it. >> i'm pleased the focus is on love and not death. it's important that people are going to move on while it remains a real sadness in the hearts of people that live in dallas. >> there are approximately 10,000 art pieces in 65 venues across the city, turning dallas into a giant art gallery. >> if it's spreading, everybody within texas and the country and then the world can see that dallas is not the same sass it used to be, nor does that one person who kal killed j.f.k. portray all. >> the message was got out through social media - u

john boehner. what? i expected it be like, i don't know, louie gohmert or michelle bachman, the ghost of jesse helms, but the actual speaker of the house, john boehner stepped up personally to make sure that that anti-gay group was well taken care of today at the united states capitol. your tax dollars at work. he's third in line to the presidency. fred phelps from the westboro baptist church didn't need to use the room at that time? john boehner also made news this week by repeating his insistence that he won't allow the employment discrimination act come up for a vote in the house. right now, legally, you can't discriminate in employment in the country on the basis of race, gender, age, religion, national origin, disability, or genetic formation. the bill that would add sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of basises on which you cannot discriminate. right now in the majority of american states, if your boss hears that you're gay or decides that he or she thinks that you're gay, your boss can fire you on the spot for that reason and that reason alone. and you have norecourse, in a majorit

john f. kennedy's assassination. president obama and first lady michelle obama with former president bill clinton and hillary clintonvisit kennedy's grave cite wednesday to honor his legacy. >>> the day president kennedy was assassinated, there were urgent messages exchanged between the air force command center and the white house, and a lot of it was recorded on tape. rare recordings that have only now been recovered from a general's personal effects. chief washington correspondent jake tapper has more. >> reporter: as history and tragedy were unfolding at daily plaza, radio and telephone communications squaukd between the command center, the white house, and air force one. >> this is situation room. i read from the ap bulletin that kennedy apparently shot in the head, fell face down in the back seat of the car, blood was on his head. mrs. kennedy cried oh, no, and tried to hold up his head. >> reporter: earlier this year these rare audio recordings were discovered in the personal effects of general chesston clifton junior, an aide to john f. kennedy. >> they're all under guard. >> they want a post mortem that need

you all remember herman cain talking about uzbeki stan and michelle bachmann accusing the hometown of john wayne and serial killer john wayne gacy. those were kind of funny moments and gingrich's southerner of course finishing his epic political career by taking a tour of american citizen being bitten by penguin. not certainly the most wonderful way to end his career and of course even the candidates that were not inherently that funny a lot of people don't think of is a particularly funny guy or rick santorum is a particularly funny guy but we refer to john mccain do is they funny guy coming to his decision about who he is going to endorse in yet made his decision and he felt like the republican nomination came down to the decision of the man on the breath guy with the a dog on the roof guy. there was some humor there. i'm going to extend a couple of minutes i have left and tell you about one story from the book that has drama and comedy and consequence and profanity which courses you can imagine involves the clintons. we wrote a lot in 2008 about bill clinton and hillary clinton and bara

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john f. kennedy's grave at arlington cemetery. they did this two days before the 50th anniversary of his assassination. joined by michelle obama, hillary clinton, and mrs. kennedy, and tom brokaw told jon stewart that jfk was the first president we all shared. >> he was in everyone's home every night. and we'd not had that phenomenal before, so there was a familiarity with him. and he was so charismatic. by that stage of the presidency, his numbers were going up. he'd become popular again after the cuban missile crisis. so it was a real transition in how we perceive politicians and the connection we felt to him. and then, it was such a violent ending. i was wholly unexpected. i read it on the air there. i remember having two parts of my mind working -- personal, i didn't know what we could expect next, and then i thought, this doesn't happen in this country. >> brokaw looks into the national effect of that fateful day in his new documentary, "where were you the day jfk died?" >>> an underwater volcanic eruption creates a new island off tokyo island. news footage kepts this happening. if it's certified as an island, japan

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michele bachmann. she was my baby-sitter growing up. >> had i nineteen thaknown that have laid off. >> which one? >> the government shutdown. it costs billions of dollars. johnornin tweets out, because we had iran, it was a purposeful way to end. it's all guaranteed to stop it. michele bachmann is saying it's going to kill people. absurd. >> death panels. >> the death panels are the current insurance companies. those are the death panels that deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. >> i'm glad i had my hip replacement before obama care. you would have lost me right off. >> you poor little single can of health care. you're richer than god. >> oh, my gosh. you know, i think the two of you should go to thanksgiving day dinner together. >> he eats tofu. >> liberal handout. i'll pay for it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgivikukkah. >> a car crash kills two beautiful women and a tweet from the driver that allegedly hit them sent just a few hours earlier. allegedly she said, too drunk to care. a member of one of the victims' family joins me exclusively coming up. >> there are no words to explain the pain and devastation that my family and i are going thr

john f. kennedy who was assassinated 50 ars ago this friday on wednesday, president obama and his wife michellell be joined by former presidentill clinton and hillary clinton as they visit nnedy's gravesite at arlinon national secretary. and wednesday evening, the president pls to deliver an address on kennedy's legacyof service at the smithsonian american hisry museum. and stay he with nbc news. there will be specia coverage of the anniversary of keedy's assassinationthroughout the week on all our programs and platforms. >>> the is new conce tonight among thecountry's police that it becoming much easier to make lethal plastic guns that could be slipped past metal detectors just as an important protection against tho weapons is about to be lost. we get more on that story from nbc's justice correspondt pete wiiams. >> reporter: this is what has law enforcement organizations so worried, a plastic gun that can withstand firing seval bullets but cannotbe discovere by metal9/ detectors inpublic buildings, schools, sports arenas and airports. >> this would be really dangerous for travelers, it would

john f. kennedy's assassination. president obama and first lady michelle obama, along with former president bill clinton, will visit kennedy'sto tell you to make sure to watch cnn tomorrow night 9:00 eastern. it's called "the assassination of president kennedy." that's 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. i'm don lemon. the cnn newsroom is back live at the top of the hour. in the meantime, here's dr. sanjay gupta. >>> hey there. i'm in london on assignment. and there's a pharmaceutical company here that is trying to turn secretly grown marijuana, weed, into a medicine. >>> also, new guidelines are out on drugs to lower your cholesterol. a lot more people will be prescribed them, up to 70 million people. but for many, there's a better alternative. >>> and a device like this. can it really tell if you just got hit hard enough to have a concussion? >>> but first, as you may know, i travel the world in search of

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john f. kennedy. a wreath was laid on his grave wednesday in advance of the 50th anniversary of his assassination. joined by michelle obama, hillary clinton and ethel kennedy they stood with their hands on their hearts. tom brokaw told "the daily show's" jon stewart that jfk was the first president that we all shared because of television. >> he was in everyone's home. we had never had that phenomenon before so there was a familiarity with him. he had become popular again after the cuban missile crisis. so it was a transition in how we perceived politicians and the connection we felt to them. it was such a violent ending. i was a young reporter in omaha. i read it on the air there and i remember having two parts of my mind working, personal. i didn't know what to expect next. and then i thought this doesn't happen in this country. >> he seeks to understand the true effect of that day in his documentary "where were you the day jfk died?" you can watch that tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. only on nbc. >>> time for sports now. richard lui has all the headlines. >> we have some difficult news to tell you about. will lindsey

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john f. kennedy with the gravesite at arlington national cemetery in virginia. president clinton and first lady michellend hillary rodham clinton the eternal flame marking the final resting place. the 50th anniversary of the assassination is on friday. the state of missouri has executed a service man who killed over a three-year rampage. he said he targeted blacks and jewish. he was convicted of hate murders but put to death for killing a man outside of suburban st. louis synagogue. florida congressmen has been sentenced to one year probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of cocaine possession. was charged with allegedly buying cocaine in the presence of an undercover officer last month. those are your news headlines on the fox business network. adam: thank you very much. president obama meeting with state insurance commissioners trying to push his fix for americans dealing with canceled health insurance plans. rich edson in washington, d.c., with the latest. how is that going? >> if he needs the state insurance commissioner to sign off allowing insurance companies to reissue the plans f

john f. kennedy today. placing a wreath on his grave at arlington cemetery first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton werethere. this friday marks the 50th anniversary of kennedy's assassination the president said that kennedy stays in america's imagination not because he was assassinated but because he embodied the character of the people he led. earlier today president obama gave the medal of freedom to 16 prominent americans. including bill clinton, oprah winfrey and gloria steinem. kennedy established the modern version of the metal, but was assassinated two weeks before he planned to honor the first group of recipients. >> jacqueline: largely dry once again as we head into the evening hours and some of the activity in the corner of the screen that is what i'm talking about. a couple of isolated showers things are going to dry up and we posey clearing by 10 or 11:00 in the morning. it will be warmer than and has been the last couple of days. 60 and san francisco with 63 in oakland and san jose. the sunny warm-up weather will continue into the weekend we do have a winter weather advisory as you can see

john f. kennedy. he was joined yesterday by first lady michelle obama. bill and hillary clinton and many kennedy relatives. they placed a wreath at the eternal flame, marking kennedy's grave. a bugler played "taps," and tomorrow marks 50 years since kennedy's assassination. >>> this morning's headlines from around the globe. "the orlando sentinel" looks at the apparent end of a cyber bullying investigation. attorneys for two teenage girls accused of harassing her say that charges are now dropped. the girls faced stalking charges after she died in september. >>> billy graham is hospitalized in north carolina this morning with respiratory problems. he celebrated his 95th birthday this month. a family spokesman said graham is expected to return home in a day or two. >>> online gambling is coming to the garden state today. regulators gave permission to atlantic city's largest casino company to begin a five-day test run. if it goes well anyone 21 or older in new jersey will be able to join in on tuesday. >>> and some good news britain's independent looks at n

john f. kennedy before the 50th anniversary of the former president's assassination. obama visited kennedy's grave at arlington national cemetery near washington on wednesday. obama, along with his wife michelle and former president bill clinton and his wife hillary, laid a wreath at the grave. they then observed a moment of silence. obama made a speech later in the day. he said kennedy wanted to remind citizens that the power to change the country is theirs. >> that unbending belief that the power to make great a nation is found in its people and in their freedom, that was his philosop philosophy. that is his legacy. >> obama said the legacy of service by the kennedy family continues today. kennedy's daughter, caroline, has just begun her duties as the u.s. ambassador to japan. obama added she's already popular with the japanese people. >>> japan's central bank is not giving any hints that will it stop its current pump priming measures despite abe no, ma'amics have effect on growth. ron madison has more. >> policymakers at the bank of japan say they'll continue with money boosting measures. the central bank board members wrapped up their two-day policy meeting. they say the economy is contin

john f. kennedy at the eternal flame in arlington national cemetery. he'll be joined by first lady michelle obama, former president bill clinton, former secretary of state hillary clinton. 50 years ago this friday, a young vibrant president kennedy was gunned down in dallas, texas. journalist robert mcneil was on the scene reporting for nbc that day. he filed a report later that day recounting the day's tragic events. and also covering every moment of that day and the investigations that followed, jim lair, then a reporter for "the dallas times herald." he would later speak to lee harvey oswald at the police station, questioning him about the shooting. jim's new book, his 21st novel "top down" is a fictional account of the fateful decision to leave the bubble top down on the presidential vehicle. they're joining me now. welcome to both of you. my friends, of course later partnered ma'am partnered. jim, you were the dallas reporter assigned to cover the day, which was to be an exciting day. the president's arrival in dallas. >> huge day in dallas. people say presidential visits are routine.

john f. kennedy almost 50 years after his assassination on wednesday. the president was joined at arlington national cemetery by bill clinton. former first lady hillary clinton and first lady michellen front of the graveside. they placed the wreath in front of the grave site and then held their hands on their hearts for the playing of "taps." >> reporter: president obama presented one of his pred serieses with the highest medal of honor, the medal of freedom to 16 recipients including bill clinton. >> reporter: president obama presented one of his predecessors with one of the country's highest honors, the medal of freedom. >> saved hundreds of millions of people. >> he also highlighted oprah winfrey's global work and acknowledged her for not changing her name. >> her bosses told her she should change her name to suzie. i have to pause here to say i got the same advice. >> reporter: gloria steinem inspired millions of women and former honoree sally ride was reaching for the stars. president obama praised hall of famer ernie banks for his optimism the cubs would win the series. >> and that's serious belief. that is something that even a white sox fan can respect. >> reporter: senator

john f kennedy before the fiftieth anniversary of the former president's assassination obama visited kennedy's grave at arlington national cemetery near washington on wednesday obama along with his wife michelle and former president bill clinton and his wife hillary. later we had a great hang me then observed a moment of silence obama made a speech later in the day. he said. kennedy wanted to remind citizens that the power to change the country is theirs. that made me believe. the power to make gravy nation is bound in its people. and in their freedom. that was as awesome this is like this. the sad legacy it is serviced by the kennedy family continues today. kennedy's daughter caroline has just begun our duties as the us ambassador to japan. obama added that she is already popular with the japanese people. when south koreans head out for a meal they use they do so with family or friends most avoid eating on their own. but this practice is starting to change especially in major cities as in hk rolls on a john reports. this all on a typical weekday and office workers are out in force for lunch. boil. this is a restaurant that most of all people needed to get there in fact the strength in south

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john f. kennedy's grave in arlington national cemetery. he was accompanied by first lady michelle obama and former president bill clinton and hillary clinton. the 50th anniversary of jfk's assassination is friday. ♪ [taps playing] >> president obama spoke about president kennedy's legacy wednesday evening and a dinner honoring the middle of freedom recipients. >> he was introduced by president kennedy's grandson, the son of car line kennedy. his is 15 minutes. >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. i want to thank president obama and mrs. obama for inviting me here tonight. and for all of you for being here with us. i want to thank my family members who came. it would have been my great uncle robert kennedy's birthday today. and while we are on the subject of birthdays, you are all invited to my 21st. in february 1960 three, my grandfather, president john f. kennedy, formally established the annual presentation of the presidential medal of freedom. honoring persons "who have made exceptionally meritorious contributions to the security and national interests of the united st

. >>> president obama and first lady michelle obama will visit the grave side of john f. kennedy today. they'll participate in a moment of silence and wreath laying ceremony in honor of the president. joining them will be bill clinton and hillary clinton. friday is the 50th anniversary of his assassination. coming up, an inside look at the building where lee harvey oswald opened fire. >>> two hikers are safe after a dramatic rescue in the mountains near vancouver, canada. a man and woman called for help when they got lost and realized one of them wasn't dressed warm enough for the temperatures. the terrain was too rugged to land for the chopper so they had to be plucked out by a long line. one of the hikers probably wouldn't have made it through the night. >>> now this one is going to make you guys uncomfortable. golf is a game of inches and one legendary golfer learned that the hard way. take a look at what happened as chi chi rodriguez made an appearance on the golf channel. >> oh, no. >> right in the chi chis. >> he is known for that famous trick shot. unfortunately th

john f. kennedy established the medal of freedom but never got the chance to hand them out. >>> the anniversary of the dark day assassination looms before us. two presidents paid tribute. first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton laying a wreath at kennedy's grave. in silent reflection, taps rang out. ♪ >> as the moving scene was under way at articlington national sem terror david muir was in ohio, at a plane that carried kennedy to dallas 50 years ago and then after shots rang out became a monument to a stunned and changed nation. david muir is here now. >> reporter: good evening from what they call kennedy's air force one. this is the plane that carried the president and the first lady. right here behind me is the doorway the president walked through one final time on that day in dallas, waving to the thousands who were gathered there to see him. as you point out tonight, we take you inside. >> reporter: president kennedy and the first lady emerging from air force one at love field november 22, 1963. thousands waiting. so many holding signs, welcome jack, we love you, jackie. and looming over them in nearly every image, the presidential jet that would soon play a far more profound r

we've got michelle bachmann, fred upton is here. john barrasso and former head of cigna insurance.an party need to do to get back on the right track and take the white house? >> joe scarborough is with us right now. he's the author of the new book "the right path, from ike to reagan," what are you doing on the curvy couch? you're supposed to be over there in that building! >> here is the deal, if you want to sell books about republicans, you have to come to the mothership. so i did. you know something about -- >> any book if you want to sell. >> exactly. you know something about being in the mission field. >> i know everything. >> and then coming home. >> i don't claim to know anything. >> that's good. >> this is -- >> it's much easier that way. >> the book is about how republicans can win again. you say that there is a real lesson with, for instance, reagan and eisenhower. >> yeah. reagan and eisenhower, how funny that eisenhower has long been decried a established republican. now a lot of people are look at this guy and this happened really after barak obama got elected, that two