ted kennedy killed the bill. >> just to spite you? is that -- that's the implication. >> that's the implication. he did not want to see me have a major success in that realm of american life. >> and there's even more in the book. but in his 2009 memoir, "true compass," kennedy himself wrote about this very issue. he says carter dragged his feet on health care and viewed his health care efforts as a platform to challenge his presidency. again, jimmy carter attacking the late ted kennedy on "60 minutes." >>> pope benedict is beginning his four-day tour of britain by offering the sharpest critique yet of the child abuse scandal that has rocked the catholic church. speaking to reporters on the plane to edinburgh yesterday, benedict expressed sadness that the church was not, quote, sufficiently swift and sdisive in taking the necessary measures to prevent the crimes. the trip is the first ever state visit by a pope to the united kingdom. in his meet with the queen yesterday, historically significant because of the divide between the protes

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and most of the kennedy brothers.nd the revelation by frank church committee that the american government and cia and some presidents perpetrated murder in other countries. all of that had brought about a feeling among the people that something was wrong in our government. and i think that's what's being utilized by the tea party people to arouses animosity. >> larry: are you saying all's fair? >> well, it is fair. my guess is that the tea party will be very influential in the upcoming election, in the midterm election, this coming november. my guess is that they'll soon be absorbed in each other will absorb the republican party and the tea party movement so a couple of years from now maybe in 2012 when the president's elections come on i think the tea party will be not a unique, startling newcomer on the political scene but all hat stuff. >> larry: bill clinton called it -- said the tea party movement have good impulses and called it a general revolt against bigness. >> i think it is a general revolt against somethin

as i heard the interview with john boehner, i thought back when jack kennedy announced the goal of sending men to the moon and bringing them safely back home, i don't believe reporters sat down and demanded that night that jack kennedy tell us

oh, kennedy. oh, he went away. we'll have an update forecast. just getting the cameras ready for that forecast. >> sorry. >> he is doing what a left us wish we were doing, snoozing. spectator slowdown -- what a lot of us wish we were -- he is doing what a lot of us wish we were doing, snoozing. building wind farms and

officials may vote this evening to close kennedy high school and two elementary schools. if kennedy closes there is more on the line than just schooling. safety could be as well. alan wang is live in richmond tonight where, alan, a marathon city council meeting goes on. >> yeah, dan. the city council chambers are packed, and the item is still up for discussion and awaiting a vote. this would be the second time the city of richmond is being asked to donate $1.5 million to keep these schools open. olinda and grant elementary schools are on the chopping block, but the closing of kennedy high is attracting the most concern. school officials and parents argue kennedy high school is a small learning community. test scores are up. but what is at stake is more than the loss of school. madeline croninberg says managing with different parts of town could spark more gang violence. rivalries between the north and central and south sides have been deadly. >> we have had kids gunned down at bus stops just two weeks ago down at second and mcdonald. around the corner at east shore park w

carter fumes over in his diary, it's ted kennedy, his nemesis.ere's what he wrote when they clashed on health care: "kennedy continuing his irresponsible and abusive attitude, immediately condemned our health plan. he couldn't get five votes for his plan." he drove you up the wall. >> carter: i don't know if i ever got up the wall. >> stahl: but his comments on kennedy are harsh, even now, after his death. >> carter: the fact is that we would have had comprehensive health care now, had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation that i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> stahl: you blamed teddy for the failure. >> carter: exactly. >> stahl: health care-- his issue. >> carter: exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> stahl: just to spite you? is that the... what you're... that's the implication. >> carter: that's the implication. he did not want to see me have a major success in that realm of american life. >> stahl: it still smarts that kennedy ran against him in 1980. back then, he poured his resentments into hi

you were 12 years old, and you were a volunteer with the bobby kennedy campaign. (bender) the presidential campaign in '68. (paulson) in california? mm-hmm. (paulson) and you were with rosemary clooney as well? well, she was-- i met her that night, and she was performing that night as artists-- she was one of those who had campaigned for robert kennedy. a lot of artists went out on the campaign trail for candidates, and i was with her that night. and actually, at the moment that senator kennedy was shot, i remember that it was the last time i've seen her, which was 32 years ago. she was supposed to sing at the overflow room downstairs, and the senator was supposed to exit one side of the stage where-- to see rosemary clooney, and at the last minute-- you can hear it on the tape. someone says, "this way, senator." and he goes the other way. what happened that night was obviously, for a kid-- i remember seeing people in shock, and i--you know, when you're 12, you've never seen that. i didn't understand why adults were crying, and people were doubled over and, you kn

kennedy later fought the health care legislation for nearly spree decades. health care did reform for months after his death. >>> the california man charged with harassing nancy pelosi reached a plea deal today. he admits to making harassing phone calls. he spoke directly to nancy pelosi, spreading to destroy her home. exchange -- he will spend 21 months in prison. coming up, a toddler, in a videotape, a sequence of events that led to -- >> to of the three discovery hostages talk about the ordeal. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: max. ...maxwell! piggy: yeah? mom: you're home. piggy: oh,cool, thanks mrs. a. anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> the secret -- the sequence of events were terrifying. a gunman holding hostages. for the first time, we are hearing from two of the men held spirits they said down with oprah winfrey and described how i

great day to start. 10:00 eastern time. >>> up next, jimmy carter versus ted kennedy.hine boys. carter says america would have had health care reform 30 years ago were it not for ted kennedy, who carter says blocked the president's proposals out of personal spite. we'll get into that when we return. this is "hardball." [ male announcer ] how can rice production in india, affect wheat output in the u.s., the shipping industry in norway, and the rubber industry, in south america? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex global economy. it's just one reason 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment objectives, risks, fees, expenses, and other information to read and consider carefully before investing. ♪ [ male announcer ] every business day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. >>> well now to the five senate

the nixon-kennedy debates rocked the election. that one event shaped the current state of american politics. we are building a website by ourselves. announcer: there's an easier way. create your own business site with intuit websites. just choose a style, then customize, publish and get found. sweet. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. so whiten your teeth. no coffee. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white toothpaste removes up to 80% surface stains in just two weeks. hi. [ female announcer ] for a noticeably whiter smile. crest 3d white toothpaste. >> today marking a historic break through in the way we learn about the potential leaders of our nation, 50 years ago the first ever teleadvised event of its kind. john f. kennedy and richard nissen squaring off at a presidential debate and both men would go on to win the white house, but one of them in particular enjoys a distinct advantage when millions of americans invited the candidates into their living rooms, that's fall night. eric shawn has a look back. >> reporter: it changed

kennedy and richard m. nixon sparred in the first live televised debate. >> the question before is which point of view and which party do we want to lead the united states. >> i know what it means to be poor. >> the seventh game of the world series becomes those debates, particularly the first one. >> reporter: david petrusha is the author of the new book which examines the race and the debate's legacy. >> it is two men stripping down, going into the ring, one on one and each one hoping to bloody the other one. in 1960, there were four debates but it is the first one history remembers. those would watched television thought kennedy won. those who listened on radio gave the victory to nixon. >> nixon came in first. nixon had been ill. nixon had had a staphylococcus infection. he banged his knee getting out of the car. he was in pain. >> i wouldn't make any excuse like that. i was feeling all right. i didn't certainly look well. >> reporter: fairly or not, the debates can turn on such things. >> it is those m

jennifer tesch says she was shocked when they are daughter kennedy came home from classes, demonstrated the routine. tesch says when she went to the coach and general manager to express her concern, she got the runaround. oovept we'll, managers of the detroit-area cheerleading squad reportedly removed the girl from the squad, adding they are keeping the 20-year-old cheer. >> and the lyrics are, our backs ache, our skirts are too tight, we shack our booties from left to right. and at that point, i was just kind of in shock, and right away the next day i addressed it with the coach and the general manager of the wolverines. >> tesch says other cheered leading squads have offered to put kennedy on their team. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a detroit cheering squad's choice of cheers is too racy for 6-year-olds? email your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that's watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> you're saying you've heard much worse over the years. >> i think i have. >> 5:37, 66 degrees on tv hill. coming up -- scientists find a link between a common

nothing more to say. >> jennifer, how has this been for kennedy? little kid these days is about inclusion and we talk about bullying and acceptance and all of these other issues, and the a lot of this is coming into play here. >> it is. and, you know, right from the get-go i told her how i felt about the cheer. that i didn't think it was right for little girls to say. she understood that. you know, and when i finally told her the other day that they kick her off the team, i made sure to let her know it wasn't something she did, she wasn't being punished, that people are mad at mommy and daddy, and because of that we were going to have to not be able to go back. >> kennedy, do you still want to be on a cheerleading team? >> uh-huh. >> yeah. you still do? >> yes. >> was cheerleading fun? >> i don't know yet. >> you don't know yet. >> i don't know. >> she's so cute. she's absolutely precious. >> thank you. >> mom, help me understand this. do you want to -- pursue this in some way, look for a different cheerleading team? what do you want to see happen?

ted kennedy killed the bill. >> carter said kennedy killed the bill out of spite because he didn't wantrter to have a major policy success. he called the senator who died last summer irresponsible and abusive all part of his new book. you can see the full interview with the former president this sunday night on "60 minutes" at 7:00, 6:00 central. straight ahead, your friday morning weather forecast. and in sports, up and in. ooh, to the face. a frightening moment in chicago. we'll talk about it coming up. ♪ [ female announcer ] the best way to tell how great you look is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks with the special k challenge and enjoy a good source of fiber in many of your favorite special k products. ♪ jeans don't lie. go to specialk.com to design your plan. you'll never go back to your old mop. [ funny voice ] hey, mop! wanna suck up dirt and grime like swiffer wetjet? then try the absorb-a-straw! now you're gettin' it. [ female announcer ] sorry, mop, but swiffer wetjet has a dirt dissolving solution and super absorbent pads that trap and lock dirty water deep insid

he said kennedy killed the bill out of spite.nedy later challenged and lost to carter the democratic party nomination. >> several inches of rain on the yucatan peninsula flooding streets and knocking down trees and causing power outages there. carl was just upgraded to a category 3 storm. >> it is 4:50. we have 67 degrees. >> still to come a little bit later. we're going to introduce you to a man who just doesn't know the meaning of the word quit. >> first another check of traffic and weather every 10 >> 4:53. happy friday morning. yesterday, 91 the high temp. that's at reagan national. at dulles we made it to 85. still, a warm day yesterday. only .03 inch of rain in the bucket at reagan national. we really needed the showers. where we needed it the most up in parts of west virginia and western maryland, that's where we got it. as much as a half-inch. dry weather forecast today all the way through the middle part of next week. we'll start the day with some clouds. becoming sunshine. gradual clearing as well. high temperature in t

approximately 1,000 students from kennedy hay live mostly on the southide of richmond. the students here are north side and richmond high student come from central and san pablo area. school officials say the largest merge would occur between kennedy and richmond high. >> of all the schools that you would not want to be merged with which school would that be. >> richmond high. >> richmond high. >> richmond high. >>reporter: why is that. >> because it just not good over there. bad learning environment. >> richmond high. i know a had the of people up there. i went there for like a week. it was bad. it was like people messing around up in class. i just not uses learning. >> we have had kids gun down at bus stop two week ago down on second street and mcdonald. around the corner here at east shore park we saw a kid get killed who was going to school. >> our kids become their citizens when school bell rings. same people. just understanding we are serving the same population. >>reporter: west contra costa county schools lost 39 million dollars in state money this year. the ric

. >> reporter: that's what's worrying her fellow kennedy high students the most right now. their awaiting the richmond city council's decision on whether to close kennedy as well as the elementary schools in june. if they close, students at each of the schools will be sent to other schools in the west contra costa school district. the english teacher says the other high schools aren't close enough to serve these students. many of whom are struggling to escape the pitfalls of richmond's notorious iron triangle. >> a lot of them are economically challenged. they are not going to be bussed. they're going to have to find their own way to get there and that's a hardship for the parents. >> reporter: but city council says state budget cuts make it virtually impossible to keep all the schools opened. the city has threatened to shut down kennedy and other schools poert the last few years but came up with an additional $3 million for the last school year and the current one. they say the financial well is dry and now it's time to vote on which path to take. richmond city kan sillmen

. >>> well she may be gone but eunice kennedy shriver's legacy lives on.oday her memory is being honored with the declaration of the first-ever eunice kennedy shriver day and we're lucky enough this morning to be joined by 2005 her grandchildren in their first exclusive interview. molly shriver and caroline shriver, ages 1 and 13 p.m. ladies thanks you f joining us this morning. what is this day about? >> it's a day to honor my grandmother and help kids with speci needs. >> how many people did your grandmother want to touch? >> sthoeptd touch everybody. >> she had a goal of touching over 200 million people. tell me about your shirts. >> this is eks which is eunice kennedy shver and then has a plus at the end which is to add everybody, to include everybody. >> include everybody. you're wearing button. i hadn't seen that behind your hair. it says euce kennedy shriver. >> i was look at the special olympicswebsite. everybody writes every day paying tribute to your grandmother. it's once in a million years that you find a person of the caliber of mrs. shriver.

kennedy is no longer a cheerleader. >> right.ram. >> we'll get the story. >> first we've talked all morning about the great big storm that blew through here yesterday. boy, it rattled the windows in all of manhattan, for sure. dave price is a few miles away in forest hills with another check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning. did more than rattle windows here. we are right now in the burrough of queens, as you mentioned. if you look back beyond here, you can see this major thoroughfare that leads to the queen queensboro bridge and into manhattan. you can see all the damage in this park it looks like "jurrasic park" after the dinosaurs came through. i'm holding a piece of roofing that's flown through the air a danger in areas like this. this damage scattered through several burroughs of new york city, it was in the midwest and rolled through. of course investigators will be out this morning trying to figure out if this was a tornado. but, most likely, we are going to see wind speeds of at least recorded 80, 90, even re

those who watched television thought kennedy won. watched on the radio gave nixon the win. after a suntan kennedy declined it. nixon refused to wear it. he had also been sick, causing him to look pale. >> nixon came in first. nixon had been ill. nixon had had a staph infection. banged his knee getting out of the car. he was in pain. >> no. i wouldn't make an excuse like that. i was feeling all right. i didn't certainly look well. >> fairly or not the debates can turn on such things. >> it's always those moments, these got you moments which are so crucial. like jack kennedy or this is my microphone, mr. bush. or i won't hold your age against you, mr. mondale. >> reporter: at the jfk library those marked the an verse which with a look back. >> when he hit the stage he said "i have to go to the bathroom." i heard the stage manager doing 10, 9, 8. he made that stage on one. >> a reflective nixon once offered this advice. >> i would urge all pro peck active candidates that more important than what you say is how you look on television. >>

take a look at pictures we have of kennedy high school right now. closing kennedy and two other schools would save the west contra costa unified school district $1.5 million. its only hope is to have the city council come through with the money. >> if the city of richmond does not approve $1.5 million, then the board will take immediate action to close the school and send kids off to other schools like richmond high or el cerrito high. >> and the city does have some money all of a sudden. originally settled with chevron for $114 million over a ten-year period. that's because of unpaid utility taxes. so the ball is in the city council's court. if it does not approve the money, 900 students would be affected including those at grant and owe linda elementary. the city manager is recommending keeping the schools open at least a year, come up with that $1.5 million. keep things open a year while everyone gets together, the city and school district, and figures out a long-term strategy. there hasn't been a high school closed in richmond in 23 years. terry

terry mcsweeney is live at kennedy high school.is is one of those rare mergers between the school board and the city government. >> lookin' around for some help and the school district is turning to the city council to see if it wants to come through to help out with the school district's problem. and what they're asking the school, the city council to do is come up with $1.5 million to come up for the school district. the only hope is have the city council come through with the money. >> if the city of richmond does not approve $1.5 million, then the board will take immediate action to close the school and send kids off to other schools like richmond high or el cerrito high. >> the city of richmond does have the money. it reached a settlement with chevron for $114 million in unpaid utility taxes and the city did come through last year to keep these schools open. if it does not approve the money, 900 students would be affected, including those at grand andlinda elementary. the city is recommending the money be approved. it will giv

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kennedy is no longer a cheerleader. >> right.gram. >> we'll get the story. >> first we've talked all morning about the great big storm that blew through here yesterday. boy, it rattled the windows in all of manhattan, for sure. dave price is a few miles away in forest hills with another check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning. did more than rattle windows here. we are right >>> karl is also a category 3 makes it's way towards mexico. back home,the rain is gone and temperature, back up to 67 degrees. it's a warm start to the day. we're getting close to 80 degrees and that's bring anything the dry air. and tomorrow, back up to 79, 80 degrees for the high. we'll have a cold front passing through sunday and >>> this weather report sponsored by kellogg's frosted miniwheats. >> three working hurricanes right now igor, julia and karl, a busy time in the atlantic and for clean-up in queens, new york. that's a look at your weather picture. a lot going on here today. jeff, to you for the news headlines. good horning. >> good mo

. >> they need to stop messing with the school and people need to start supporting kennedy. >> reporter: rosie is tired of learning that she may be forced to leave kennedy enrichment and finish her high school education at other schools. >> the teachers and everything have been nice to me, helping me out, helping me to like prepare for college and stuff like that so i don't want to leave them behind. >> reporter: richmond city council will decide tonight whether to close kennedy and grant and olinda elementary schools when the school year ends in june. state budget cuts have made it impossible to keep all the schools open. the city has threatened to shut down kennedy and other schools for three years but came up with an additional $3 million for last school year and this one and now the city says there's no money left. >> tonight is a big vote and a big step. we know that in the past we haven't seen a lot of high schools close, so this happening is a big, big deal tonight. >> reporter: 1,000 students attend kennedy and many are struggling to escape the pitfalls of the notorious richmond

robert kennedy, robert kennedy, and lyndon johnson disliked each other intensely from the very beginning, when they met in the 1950's. i think bobby had opposed johnson being given the vice-presidency in the beginning. there was two sandals, one billy sol estes and one bobby baker. one thing moving about the bobby baker scandal is it threatened to reveal johnson's girlfriends, and jack's girlfriends. i think jack saw considerable common ground. there was a conversation, one of those fascinating conversations, bobby could be quite self-righteous, but there was a call from bobby to baker that they've been trying to quiet down the scandal. jack talked to bobby, we've got to do something bit, and bobby said to bobby baker, who was a man of let's say of not the most sterling character, but that, oh, we have great confidence in the president. we have great confidence in you. we know you're going to get through this, and all that was to keep bobby quiet about jack's affairs. host: let's go down to the republican line with don in st. petersburg. you're on the air. caller: and i have question for

but we wanted to talk about kennedy because kennedy is our weather dog here.nd he -- sarah, hi human mom, has been bringing him to work with her, which has made him a lot less anxious because he had separation anxiety issues. and if we can roll the videotape, we can show kennedy at home and what he goes through when -- when sarah crates him and leaves. [ barking ] >> we had a conversation about that. >> you hear he's not happy? >> no. >> so what causes a dog this sort of anxiety? >> it can come from many -- there are many roots, but it could be improper training, not trained to the crate. using it as punishment, allowing the dog to shadow the owner everywhere. and we need to get dogs to learn how to do this because their pack animals. >> right. >> and we're going against their genetic plan. so we want them to be dependent on us but not to the point we can't go anywhere. >> is there hope for kennedy? >> i believe there is. i believe that there is. >> okay. >> i'm a believer. >> we showed her in the crate and you're a firm believer in crate training. and all of

>> senator kennedy. excuse me.that was the time when he and i were in an intense campaign against each other because he was trying to knock me off as president and become president himself. so we were political antagonists and so he had either one of two reasons for killing a comprehensive health bill. someone he wanted to do it so i wouldn't have a victory that might be politically advantageous and the other one, which i'll give him the threat, that he saw himself as a soon to be president and under him he would have a health bill that would be more suitable to his own preference. >> rose: and how different is the health bill you wanted from the one that president obama got? is. >> rose: much more all inclusive it had totally financeed catastrophic health coverage for everybody. in other words, everybody that had an income and the health costs exceeded the certain portion of income, the government would pay it, secondly it had complete coverage for women and children one year old . >> rose: did the president, obam

kennedy who championed healthcare reform during his senate career died last year. >>> a coffee chain does an about face. shawn yancy has that and more in your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight starbucks had a change of heart. no. 5, the cough giant is reversing its decision -- the coffee giant is reversing its decision to remove cold drinks -- tall drinks from its drive-thru menu board. it left on the larger more expensive drinks. starbucks claimed the change was based on customer request for a simpler menu. no. 4, google got it right last year predicting the zhu zhu pet would be the season's hottest toy. this year the search engine predicts the nerf strike stampede dark blaster and the mattel's thing a majig plush toys will be a big hit. no. 3, doctors from norway did a study comparing teens with severe acne to those with little or no acne and found both boys and girls with severe acne had more suicidal thought than those with less acne. no. 2, illegal drug use is up in the u.s. to its highest levels in nearly a decade due in part to an increase in abuse of pot, ecstasy and meth.

kennedy high school here behind me right now. one of three schools with 2,000 students that could be redistributed to other area schools if the city council doesn't vote to save them tonight. >> good morning. come on, let's go, the first bell rings. >> they are making a big mistake if they close this school down. >> reporter: but that's the plan unless the city bales out the school district. it's a precarious situation for the parents and students. >> our school is improving. we have a lot of new furniture and stuff. there are people who want our school to stay open like parents, staff, teachers. >> reporter: kennedy high school and two elementaries, olinda and grant, the wes contra costa school board says there is no choice, they are on the chopping block. >> the state of california has put all school districts in a bad way. >> reporter: the schools are i richmond. the only hope, from the city. most councilmembers are in support. >> the health of the city and value of property in the city depends on schools. >> reporter: the cit

three decades after kennedy challenged carter for the nomination, in 1980, carter says we could have had comprehensive health care reform in the '70s,

>> kennedy -- kennedy said tax increases will not get the deficit and debt down and not create jobs. he knew it kills jobs. seems to me that the party of kennedy has gone far astray from his principles. >> already had an opportunity. >> i would ask that the conservative democrats join the republicans and what president kennedy stood for. >> congresswoman wasserman-schultz, the senate won't let there be a vote so this isn't going to go anywhere, so it's all academic is what you're arguing? >> excuse me, mike, my turn, please. >> i'll give you that. >> who we're arguing is "a" the republicans have already had their turn at this. we've had these tax cuts in place since 2003 and that's what took us from a record surplus with president clinton. we also had wall street and almost no regulation run amok, send the banking and financial services system into the tank. now the republicans are asking for the keys back. the choice on november 2nd is very clear. democrats are saying we want to make sure -- >> the choice is really clear. >> please let me finish. >> i haven't met one small -- >> exc

kennedy, rhode island, ms. jackson lee, texas. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair lays before the house the following message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergencies act provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency prior to the anniversary date of the declaration. the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance to this provision, i have sent the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency with respect to persons who commit, threaten to commit or support terrorism is to continue in effect beyond september 23, 2010. the crisis constituted by the grave acts of terrorism and threats of terrorism committed by foreign terrorists, including the terrorist attacks on september 11, 2001, and new york

the man who last month told off a plane full of passengers at new york's kennedy airport, opened an emergency slide and jumped out. jet blue announced it weekend only that slater no longer works for the airline and was not clear whether he resigned. his lawyer today said he was not fired and that he quit. slater himself has not commented. >> secretary of state hillary clinton set to travel to jerusalem next week to resume peace talks between israel and palestinian leaders. but the negotiations may now be in jeopardy. according to the state department, the talks are scheduled for september 15th. they are a contiation of negotiations that kick off last week in washington between israeli prime minister in the etanyahu and abbas. however, the first crisis in the peace talks is ruling. they will east restrictions in

. >>> the former president jimmy carter has harsh words for ted kennedy in an upcoming interview. said the former senator killed his own efforts at health care some 30 years ago. >> the fact is that we would have had sxrensive health care now had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> you blame teddy for the failure. >> exactly. >> health care, his issue. >> exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> carter said he killed the bill out of spite because he didn't want carter to have a major policy success. he called the senator who died last summer irresponsible and abusive all part of his new book. you can see the full interview with the former president this sunday night on "60 minutes" at 7:00, 6:00 smrl straight ahead your friday morning weather forecast n. sports, up and in. ooh, to the face. a frightening moment in chicago. we'll talk about it coming up. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the best way to tell how great you look is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks with the special k challenge and enjoy