people often wash the kennedy -- whitewash the kennedy legacy because he was a martyr, all the good things he did. eisenhower was very tepid, he stayed out of the indochina war when the french wanted him in, he was very cagey about it, he sent advisers, but kennedy was a combat veteran. that did not prevent him from deciding that they needed to go in there. always fighting the last war. the last war was correa. they had to redeem that experience. lyndon johnson was unprepared. he was a great center, new so much about how the country ran, did medicare, medicaid, civil rights, but was extremely un schooled in foreign affairs. he was taught by the kennedy advisers, and then he was at a place where you had a humiliating withdrawal or an opportunity to extricate yourself in an honorable way. >> there were 16,000 americans in vietnam, all in advisory roles, not combat roles at the time john kennedy was assassinated, so a 550,000 american presence there. that is night and day, that is war and peace. >> i was on active duty at the time, we were sending people to vietnam under classified orders. it

patrick kennedy. and the day she left washington, ellen lincoln called stanley and said the president says the coast is clear, and you better get over here. [laughter] so stanley arrived at the white house, and he waited. and i guess -- yes. this is probably the most iconic photograph taken of the president in the oval office. john john came over to say good night to his father, and he ran to play in his secret place which was under the president's desk. and he popped out, opened the door, and stanley knew that he had a photograph. and stanley said to me, he said i know when i shove off, that's the only picture anybody's or going to remember. -- anybody's ever going to remember. and it is quite true. in all of his obits, they did run this picture. this is caroline coming down to see her father before she started school up in the white house solarium. mrs. kennedy didn't want the children to be going out to school, so she started a school for her kids and for the kids of cabinet officials. so caroline

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kennedy in the polls going into that first debate. you, i have forgotten that until i read it in the book. >> was dead in the polls. he was considered a lot of gravitas. and not only did kennedy get a shot of this methamphetamine formula tha gives him energy. he was barely walki. he was so tired, fatigued. he had no voice left. and nixon was also suffering from a malady. yet on disney. he had an infected needle. kennedy treatments and not putting make a bond. he walksnd glycogen nest. the polls shifted that night. kennedy was ahead in the polls after that debate instead through e course of the campaign. lou: let's go through the back to marilyn monroe. mickey mantle. to have l of these popular cultural iconsnvolved in this. this guy, a german immigrant, dr. jacobson, injecting all of these people. the weather reaches out across hollywood to washington. it is extraordinary. >> he relieved reaches out and chans our society. and he stayed at the rate of the entire time. iean, he treated lynyrd bernstein, anthony quinn. his office was in

martin luther king, jr., city officials and president kennedy negotiated a truce. one week later, kennedy announced the deal on national television. >> the city of birmingham has committed itself wholeheartedly to continuing progress in this area. >> reporter: progress meant birmingham would desegregate its public facilities. >> we were being abused and no one was paying attention. and nonviolence proved to be, i think, a much more powerful weapon than violence. we felt victorious in a sense. >> reporter: a victory that was felt far beyond birmingham. the children's sacrifice helped pass the civil rights act the following year and forever changed the nation. michelle miller, cbs news, birmingham. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. the world captioning sponsored by cbs

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here is how i differ with kennedy. they like it this way.urn on the faucet and then turn it off again. >> might be right. bill i am with you. i guess charlie wrangle has not been a big fan of the irs since 2010. >> i am thinking he forgot about it. >> and kennedy, i am with you regarding david axelrod. saying the government is too big and we can't know everything that is going on. >> thank you, david axelrod. >> you know what that is like? that is like saying i am so fat i can't possibly know how much i am eating, right? >> i might just try it out on "the five." sometimes i work my material here. >> sometimes? >> all the time. >> tom, you said all of a sudden democrats are against leaks. you mentioned julian assange and the administration. you could flip that. suddenly they are horrified that the public is going after leakers. >> i could. this started back when. the pentagon papers or whatever. th is romance about the press. we are over it. the press is like a sovereign nation, and they are no friend of the united states. >> stupid first ame

kennedy, imf addict and more. the doctor who wrote the president and camelot on drugs. the authors of the new book, dr. feel good, join us tonight. a new pentagon report charges that china has attacked our cyber complex and military infrastructure. general tom mcenery with what should be the president's response.on decr ♪ the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voe? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown nfirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ ♪ lou: and breaking news. both are being -- votes are being tallied as specielection . it will determine who will represent the state's first congressional district in the house of representatives. now, the polls close just about a little over half an hour ago, the race between republican mark sanford and democrat elizabeth cull their bush, both candidates have national nonrecognition. former go

kennedy is signing some ofg the posters.dicating how the the role in the campaign was instrumental in the creation of camelot. >> it speaks to that.spea thes teo pictures help create,n really fuel the fascination.faso >> he had unprecedented access, i should say; i wanted to show this photo right here, because there's only one person that got this photo and that was jackjack low. >> he was the only photographerr allowed in t face.. mr. kennedy is offering the vice precedency and to have anve opportunity to what wasity happening in there and to be the on person that was able to capture this, it was just amazing. >> i want to make sure that we get down here, because everyone flocks to this wall down here. these are pictures of gal lin ju kennedy that you don't see anywhere.anywhe >> correct. one of the things that is that he was able to capture the kennedys as a regular family. you see jackie with herher daughter. she was with her, all, all the time. you see them interact agos a family. you see them displaying -- just- playing

didn't and that would be that but. >> host: that would not mean very much. >> guest: but justice kennedy and then makes a very clear with the corporate expenditures was wrong. and he said that in several decisions after words and it was a defining moment for them and justice kennedy wrote a concurring opinion that was much broader than what the chief justice would right and suddenly the majority swung to justice kennedy and the chief justice had to decide what would he do? because in in 2007 with another case to buy citizens united to the supreme court court, had a firm to the 1992 decision and the provision of the mccain-feingold with justice kennedy. exactly. he ultimately wrote a concurring opinion focused solely on the concept of star a decisive us standing up with prior decisions and why he should not stand up by that but what was going on at the same time was justice souter who had been assigned the dissent by justice stevens he wrote a blistering dissent about the fact said court would really is an opinion before the second argument and rule on issues that were not before the cour

kennedy profile in courage award given to her by caroline kennedy for what she called giffords' political, personal and physical courage in her plight for gun policy reforms. >>> and we've all used orajel for a toothache or mouth sore or something of the sort. but the man behind the magic has died. he was 103 years old. >>> a 182-year-old tradition is anything but tired. hundreds of people in mexico city celebrated cinco de mayo by reenabilitying the battle of puebla. it was an 1862 face-off where troops defeated napoleon's french army. it did wonders to rally the crowds of spectators. a lot of costumes, too, there, bill karins. >> we celebrate it a little differently here. >> we somehow maybe misconstrue what that significance is. >> margaritas, which one's louder. >>> jury deliberations continue in the trial of jodi arias. she's charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her boyfriend, travis alexander. she could face a life sentence or the death penalty. >>> senate to take final vote on internet sales tax. >>> and happy birthday to george clooney who is 52. former british pr

ryan on one cheek, kennedy on the other. a couple dancing.n down to the floor, ryan kennedy's birthday, may 31st m. now he's on "right this minute" with his birthday. >> cool way to feel good about yourself, i guess, on birthday. what you are going to do for your 30th? >> it's so far away. >> porky versus windshield wipers. >> they're fascinating, powerful, whirlpools. we've seen these types of videos on our show before. they're quite i trentriguing. one of the guys who found this stuff interesting was jacob cotler. he was fascinated by whirlpools and spent a lot of time taking videos and picture of them, especially near the hale estuary in cornwall, england. you can see him taking video from the top of the whirlpool. eventually he jumps in to get really close. he reaches out and touches it. in this other video he describes the sensation of what it's like to be so close to this whirlpool. >> is amazing. i was constantly battling with it. it is beautiful. >> is it really is beautiful. we have shown one of his videos on the show before. how is

kennedy. >> what effect do you think the 60s have on nixon? let's mark the start of the 60s at the assassination of john f. kennedy. what do you think the effect of vietnam are mounting involvement to 550,000 troops, what effect do you think that has on his understanding of what it means to be a leader? >> that was the other thing that really affect it had. from the moment he was inaugurated, he felt under siege. his inoculation had never happened before. people were throwing tomatoes and smoke bombs. and the pentagon papers come out. even though his secret history of the war, nixon felt that. nixon thought it was a breach of security. and certainly the counterculture had no -- he just didn't get it. i don't think it affected him. the 1968 democratic convention i think he saw as a great political opportunity. he really didn't have much contact with the counterculture and his children didn't either. julie and tricia -- david had friends at amherst who were part of it. it is not part of their li

kennedy.>> what effect do you think the 60s have on nixon? let's mark the start of the 60s at the assassination of john f. kennedy. what do you think the effect of vietnam are mounting involvement to 550,000 troops, what effect do you think that has on his understanding of what it means to be a leader? >> that was the other thing that really affect it had. from the moment he was inaugurated, he felt under siege. his inoculation had never happened before. people were throwing tomatoes and smoke bombs. and the pentagon papers come out. even though his secret history of the war, nixon felt that. nixon thought it was a breach of security. and certainly the counterculture had no -- he just didn't get it. i don't think it affected him. the 1968 democratic convention i think he saw as a great political opportunity. he really didn't have much contact with the counterculture and his children didn't either. julie and tricia -- david had friends at amherst who were part of it. it is not part of their liv

one is lincoln and the other is kennedy. when lincoln was killed, there was tremendous desire among the government to blame the confederate leaders, and so they convened a commission, and they executed seven people as being the co-conspirators, and they put a few people in jail for life, and they issued warrants for jefferson davis, and the head of the cop fed rat intelligence service,. a year later the whole atmosphere had changed. now we had reconstruction. we wanted to bring this back. they actually acquit who'd have been the master mind in the case and it was forgotten. same thing happened with lee harvey oswald. when he shot kennedy and the information went out to the cia, the cia concluded, this had to be a plot, and they actually thought there was a case to indict fidel castro. the ambassador, whose name was thomas mann. he began collecting evidence in mexico city. about a week later they decided this would be disastrous, we would wiped up in a war win cuba or maybe russia in a war we didn't want so the one man alone

. >> my name is j kennedy. i come today in this time of budgetary planning to commend you for your participation. i also come to bear witness about a wonderful participatory effort, called, i want to put it on the overhead. can you read it? called the utility underground task force report to the san francisco board of supervisors; it included all the districts, at&t, comcast, department of public works, public into this commission, 55 page report which have to do with undergrounding utilities, popular with the citizenry. i want to note the date, small to see. submitted in good faith in january, 2007. i urge you as you think about budgets to put a completion of undergrounding public utilities on your high priority list. you are the stewards of the city. the city deserves no less. thank you for your attention. >> president chiu: thanks. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is oscar james. i am a resident of -- point. i served on many committees. my concern is election of the new committee. i have

edwards coached varsity football at kennedy high between 2004 and 2005.f's office hasn't said whether any of his alleged victims ever attended school here at kennedy high. bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> it's 6:51, we continue to follow breaking news in san jose where we're hearing reports of police activity and a shooting near santy elementary school. san jose fire department tell us they were called out to assist one person at the seen on audubon drive not far from the intersection of highway 101 and 280. damian trujillo is headed to the scene with new details we just got from police. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the concern is that this is in close proximity to santee element tier. the call came after 5:30 in the 1300 block of tubert lane. police arrived and found a male in his early 20s dead on the sidewalk here near santee elementary. neighbors heard gunshots and called it in and when police arrived that's where they found the location we're at now, just arriving on the scene, we see the orange tape that is up and area is cordonned off. poli

kennedy and my calm is a shock to some of you but even though it's been half a century there are fifty thousand pages of j.f.k. assassination related documents that the obama administration has refused to disclose this poll conducted by the national archives and records administration which showed that disclosure of these documents is the number one public demand upon release government information and you know this is all got me thinking about the history of government classification and the most interesting documents that are still being withheld from j.f.k. to the bay of pigs to the nixon tapes to obama u.s. government has a secret history of willing then dealings that ekes out decades after the fact unfortunately the revelations these documents often provide are just a mere afterthought this story a revision is and that's already been carved in stone so joining me now to dive into this issue a little bit further is breaking the separate manual about below. me on after after going to go do is go know the pressure and let's go over some of these because there's i mean there's so many

kennedy labor law toward. ms. block grew up in westport, connecticut, and her parents who i believe are here today still reside in connecticut. we are very proud of the work that she has done, and america's workers and businesses are telling us to make sure she continues this important work as a board member at the nlrb. thank you, mr. chairman for allowing me to introduce ms. block before the committee today. >> thank you, senator murphy. and now i recognize senator warren for purposes of an introduction. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's my pleasure to introduce richard griffin, jr., who served on the nlrb since january 2012. richard is a law school graduate of eastern university in boston, and for 28 years he has worked with the international union of operating engineers. 17 of those years he has spent as their general counsel. the operating engineers have a special place in my heart of my big brother operator and a crane and was a member of the union. i have had a chance to meet many of their members. they are

kennedy and my calm is a shock to some of you but even though it's been half a century there are still over fifty thousand pages of j.f.k. assassination related documents that the obama administration has refused to disclose this despite a poll conducted by the national i've been records administration which showed that disclosure of these documents is the number one public demand of on release government information and you know this is all got me thinking about the history of government classification and the most interesting documents that are still being withheld from j.f.k. to the bay of pigs to the nixon tapes to obama. u.s. government has a secret history of willing then dealings that ekes out decades after the fact unfortunately the revelations these documents often provide are just a mere afterthought sturrock a revisionism that's already been carved in stone so joining me now to dive into this issue a little bit further is breaking the separate it up oh do you want to be on after after governor do you know do is go know the pressure and let's go over some of this is there's i

and some really key figures on the staff. >> you know, teddy kennedy wrote a good memoir just before he died in which he revealed the following state secret. he said 95% of the nitty-gritty work on legislation is now done by the staff. as kennedy wrote, this represents quite a change in the allocation of responsibilities over the last 30 or 40 years. indeed it does. but this is the point. the staff really does the work. indeed in this case, it seemed to me at the end 95% might understate the amount of the work that the staff did. and particularly two wonderful women: amy friend, the counsel of the senate banking committee andeanho was barny's chief of staff a house financial services, friends of each other. both very smart lawyers. both long-time hill aides. they made this thing happen as much as anybody. >> woodruff: you write they not only had to know the substance. they had to understand and work with the politics as well. >> absolutely. they really were more influential in the end, i think, i write, than any member of the senate except frank and dodd. >> woodruff: if it was dodd

kennedy.coming tv movie "killing kennedy" and joins a long list of actors who have taken on the difficult task of playing a popular historical figure. after all it cannot be easy portraying the biggest names in politics while checking one's own political views at the door. >> he's smart. he's capable. he's witty. >> for every president there is an actor. >> i wish you would have given me this written question before hand. >> for every film that portrays the commander-in-chief -- >> shall we stop this bleeding? >> there is someone who must choose the face of history. the next viceage for our viewing pleasure? rob lowe. it was announced tuesday that the man who recently played liberace's plastic surgeon on hbo will now play john f. kennedy for national geographic and their version of bill o'reil o'reilly's "killing kennedy." >> what i have found in my casting experience that it is about the essence of the person. >> of course jfk is the cameleon of camelot having been portrayed by dozens of diff

kennedy. that is the kennedy space center in florida. the only place on the globe from which humans have departed our planet on a trip to the moon and from where i commanded both space shuttles discovery and endeavor. here not our first time at the kennedy library in boston, but we are glad to be we are so sorry for the violence and terror that all of you have endured. we know what that is like. i saw combat in iraq and kuwait. gabby lived through a mass shooting. we know how violence changes lives. we know for those touched by whatnce it matters less you call it. crime, terrorism, war, madness. violence he five categories. it simply and brutally draws a ,ine in the sands of time before and after. before, when cristina taylor green's parents in tucson or marchant richards'' parents in dorchester, when they could go to sleep wondering what wonderful thing their child would say when he woke up the next morning and after. for the victims of boston, of the boston marathon bombing, we spent time with today at saplling rehab when they gathered

se asegura que una célula iraní es la responsable del ataque fallido contra el aeropuerto john f kennedyenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisión edición nocturna con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo ♪. buenas noches, 335 mil 217 firmas era el total necesario para destituir a una de las caras visibles del movimiento anti-inmigrante en arizona y todo el país, el sheriff joe arpaio, tenemos a jaime garcía con los detalles. >>> hasta el último minuto se esperó la forma de conseguir las firmas para destituir al alguacil del condado de maricopa joe arpaio. >>> no llegamos a la meta del número de firmas que necesitamos. >>> las mismas organizaciones que lograron destituir al senador russell pierce autor de la ley sb 1070, ahora tenían un desafío más grande. >>> ahora son 335 mil firmas, que llegó a ser demasiado para nosotros, llegamos casi a los 300 mil. >>> en un comunicado el alguacil joe arpaio dijo que la gente buena del condado de maricopa rechazó la idea de anular su sexta reelección. >>>ssin embargo hace unos días, un juez proclamó al alguacil culpable de violar los derechos civiles d

kennedy, and that's the kennedy space center in florida. the only place on the globe from which humans have departed our planet on a trip to the moon and from where i commanded space shuttles discoveriesly and endeavour. while it's not our first time here at the kennedy library in boston, we are glad to be back. we're so sorry for the violence and terror that all of you have endured. we know what that is like. i saw combat in iraq and kuwait, and gabby lived through a mass shooting. we know how violence changes lives. we know that for those touched by violence, it matters less what you call it, crime, terrorism, war, or madness, because violence defies categories. it's simply and brutally draws a line in the sand of time before and after. before, when gabby could ride her motorcycle around the foot hills of the southern arizona mountains and speak easily and often to her neighbors, and after. before when christina taylor green's parents in tucson or martin richards' parents here in dorchester, where they could go to sleep wondering what won

atlantis will be on display at the kennedy space center.ned for 100 missions but flew only 33. like so many in brevard county, florida, she was pulled from the service of her country long before she was ready. >> since our story first aired, job losses from the mothballing of the shuttle program continue to hit brevard county. in september 2012, united space alliance, a major shuttle contractor, reduced its workforce by 6%, including 121 jobs at the kennedy space center. those cuts saw usa's florida-based labor force dropped to 1,073 employees, down from about 5,000 at the start of 2010. [ticking] coming up, the stigma of long-term unemployment. >> did you ever have the sense that you and others were being discriminated against because of how long you'd been unemployed? >> there's no doubt. i mean, i've seen it in print. whether it's some newspaper ads or online during those types of advertisements, i've actually seen, "if you are unemployed, you need not apply." >> trapped in unemployment when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] oh, he's

in presenting the award, caroline kennedy said giffords turned personal tragedy into change. >>> an outpouring of grief this morning for a utah soccer referee who died after he was punched in the face by a 17-year-old goalie. the family and friends of the ref are calling for better sportsmanship and self-control from players. he spent a week in a coma after being struck by the teen for giving him a penalty in a game. his daughter said he had been attacked by players twice before. >>> and a frantic search is under way in washington for an elderly woman who vanished from reagan national airport friday night after flying in from barbados. victoria kong was first shown in a taxi line at the arrivals curb and then walking away on a bike trail. the 82-year-old has been showing signs of dementia.

kennedy and the first lady and many others in the circle and the government. the book is entitled dr. feel good. we will be talking about his brilliant conclusion to his extraordinary world war ii trilogy the long awaited the guns that last flight. and best-selling author, fox news contributor joins me with his latest novel hell or richmond. the recommended each of these books to you. you don't want to miss our talks with the author's right here in the weeks ahead. coming up next, the american dream. some upside down numbers to share with you and tonight's "chalk talk". later, the fbi is looking for a possible suspected terrorist in the deadly benghazi terrorist attacks. what is the fbi said they're looking for criminals rather than terrorists? admiral james lyons turns us with the answers. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone.

in the from bill kennedy. the creation of the noah valley market essentially on the ruins of the other businesses. the exception of the real foods and an apparent response points to the heart of swanton's motorbike of sober justice. as a first organic farm in the country to sign with the farmers unions. we're dlild to be invited in. this is a market whose function is to celebration of quality and fairness. other markets have political - offer i'll try to skip through this. they'll all come together a to serve in this neighborhood. we have a you purpose learn ourself this is the establishment of a new farmer's market no guarantee for success i'm sorry can't finish this statement >> any additional public comments? >> mr. chairman can we close the public comments. >> public comments are closed. i want to thank all the public speakers and folks to thank you for the years and years of work that have gone into first building the farmers markets as one of the core institutions of noah valley and building on that by r

documentary chronicling the life and death of kennedy. >> they are iconic up for gettable images ofation's 35th president. these photos of john f. kennedy and his glamorous family taken by his personal photographer are the centerpiece of the new j j.f.k. >> in reference to the 22nd day of november i was leaning over a machine waiting together rip the wire because i was doing the weekend news and you were doing the same thing is that not true. >> -- rip. >> at the omaha station brokaw had just finished when the news broke. >> -- i remember being riveted first by what i was reading. shots were fired at the president's motorcade today in dallas. >> a life changing for both journalists who had covered the president's groundbreaking speech at american university. >> i have chosen this time and place to discuss the most topic on earth peace. >> jfk laid out his strategy for peace and five months later he was dead -- >> i remember vividly thinking this is going to change us. i don't know how but this is going to make america a different place. this just doesn't happen. >> broke can couldn'

we want to point out we've reached out to clinton and kennedy and so far have not heard back from themarris: all right. come back this hour as the news warrants, james rosen, because it's developing on this sunday. thank you very much for joining us with the latest on this. >> reporter: thank you, harris. check it out on foxnews.com. >> harris: our other news source. thanks, james. >>> firefighters in california are trying to get a handle on a series of dangerous wildfires. here's a look at the scope of the problems they're facing in the golden state. several massive fires burning thousands of acres, some threatening homes. the largest is the springs wildfire burning in the santa monica mountains north of los angeles. that fire has already charred 44 square miles since it began on thursday. strong santa ana winds finally giving way to cooler temperatures and higher humidity, allowing fire crews to finally gain some ground on this whole thing. domonic dinatale is live. some relief tonight, dom. >> reporter: oh, yaw. absolutely at long last. the fact that the evacuation orders are in pla