kevin white was the right man for the job at the right time. as he proved so importantly, so poignantly, within months of taking office. on april 5, to be precise, 1968, the day after dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated, james brown was scheduled to do a concert at boston garden that night. and rather than allow it to be canceled, as many suggested, kevin arranged for the concert to be televised live in hopes of minimizing unrest. he even appeared on stage himself to plead for calm. he stood up there on the stage and he said, "all of us are here tonight to listen to a great talent, but we're also here to pay tribute to one of the greatest of americans, dr. dr. martin luther king king." 24 hours ago dr. king died for all of us, black and white, that we may live together in harmony without violence and in peace. i'm here to ask for your help. let's make dr. king's dream a reality in boston. no matter what any other community might do, we in boston will honor dr. king in peace." that was leadership. and it helped. cities across the country

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they were eagleton and kevin white, who was a mayor at the time.er some more discussion, they decided it should be kevin white. and they actually called kevin white and offered him the nomination, and he said he would take it. but an economist and member of the massachusetts delegation called the governor and said, you cannot take kevin white. the massachusetts delegation will walk out. ted kennedy will object. he had to back off and de- nominate kevin white. that left eagleton. another reporter and i were hanging around outside this meeting for a couple of hours. when it finally broke up, we went into the room and found all the pieces of paper. they were torn up. we meticulously put them all together and spent about two hours patching them together to determine who it was going to be. there were so many names and so many little pieces, we wasted our time. >> there was no consensus among the staff. >> they had decided by that time that it would be eagleton, but all of those pieces of paper were there, and we did not know they had made a decision, s

the mayor back then was kevin white and he was livid., he once bailed the rolling stones out of jail just to prevent a riot. this time he banned led zeppelin from the city and the group never played there again. but rockers rolled over boston 37 years ago today. oh, man. now you know the news for this friday at long last, january 6, 2012. i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us in. we're back on sunday night, 7 eastern. 6 in oxford. for a special edition of the fox po

i first started working for kevin white full time when he was running for mayor o boston in 1967. by the end of this year, my term it will have been 45 years. i real these that is the equivalent for me of somebody i net 1967 when i first started working full time in polics who had begun his political career in 1922 with calvin coolidge. so you have to look... >> rose: (laughs) puts it in perspective doesn't it? >> i served eight years for the state legislature. it will be 32 years in the house. it's... this will be the first election coming up in 40 years when i wasn't voting for myself which i'll miss because i can always be sure of one candidate, at least. but i began to think last year that i wanted to retire. partly because you do get tired. i'd like to write, i have a lot of things that i think are worth saying. some people can write and do other things. pat moynihan was the exemplar. he could write fluently. >> rose: they used to say in the senate pat moynihan had written more books than anybody else had read. >> but i am too easily distracted by the... used to be the blank

last night it was kevin white, former mayor of boston who said that. but that's exactly where this ends up, guys. i think we will win based purely on the merits of our position. i will define that in just a second. but i also think like every election, the comparison is to the alternative. and these are to come in view, i mean this sincerely, these guys come i don't think they are bad guys. but i think they really believe, they really believe as strongly as we do the direction they want to take the country. i think that, i was thinking that whoever was talking to mike donahue as i think is one of the smartest guys in politics, mike is riding with me and we were talking and the big difference between us and them, i think can be distilled to a phrase. the difference between us and them is we are strongly supportive of the private sector. they are strongly supportive of the privileged sector. i think that we, what we will be able to show and the americans are beginning to figure out, that we are committed to bring back the private sector. because we know

it is not mine, it is kevin white's. he said, "do not compare me to the almighty. compare me to the alternative." i think, like every election, the comparison is to the alternative. and these are not, in my view, and i mean this sincerely. these are not bad guys, but they really believe as strongly as we do the direction they want to take the country. i was talking to mike donovan, who i think is one of the smartest guys in politics. the big difference between us and them, i think, can be distilled to a phrase. the difference between us and them is we are strongly supportive of the private sector. they are strongly supportive of the privileged sector. i think that we will be able to show, and americans are beginning to figure out, that we are committed to bringing back the private sector because we know that is the engine. we do not create jobs. we create opportunities for people to create jobs. they create jobs, the private sector, and we're committed to bring it back. and i think they are determined to preserve the privilege sector. because again, i think they re

it is not mine, it is kevin white's. he said, "do not compare me to the almighty.ompare me to the alternative." i think, like every election, the comparison is to the alternative. and these are not, in my view, and i mean this sincerely. these are not bad guys, but they really believe as strongly as we do the direction they want to take the country. i was talking to mike donovan, who i think is one of the smartest guys in politics. the big difference between us and them, i think, can be distilled to a phrase. the difference between us and them is we are strongly supportive of the private sector. they are strongly supportive of the privileged sector. i think that we will be able to show, and americans are beginning to figure out, that we are committed to bringing back the private sector because we know that is the engine. we do not create jobs. we create opportunities for people to create jobs. they create jobs, the private sector, and we're committed to bring it back. and i think they are determined to preserve the privilege sector. because again, i think they real

. >> white people firing white people to me. >> kevin williamson says the real split of the gop is between mod moderates and righties. it is between those who think obama is incompetent and those who think he is evil. those who think he is incompetent will support romney. and those who hate obama will prefer gingrich, santorum and someone else. you know what is really destroying america? this. >> it is good to see russell and katie. that's all i do all day is prepare for that. sherrod, have you been covering politics for almost 50 years. what do you make of all of this? >> since the carter administration. i like romney, but he is suffering from rich man's mouth. you can't say illegals. >> you can't say illegals? >> not in front of them. you have rich man mouth. >> the web ad is saying the most important question is who canada bait and not defeat obama, right? and is that a sound? >> we did that. we did that in 2008. that's how we ended up with the president that we have. and we are so happy. >> i think he is getting better. >> i thought romney was good even in 2008. he is a candidate that

kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat sorry. when it's on your mind it's on ebay. >> is one thing to say they cannot play chess at the white houseeck at the white house but they can play tic-tac-toe -- >> newt gingrich on the president obama decision to reject the keystone oil pipeline project for now. the president had 60 days to approve or reject the plan that would run oil from canada to texas. some of the labor unions like the pipeline but it is a beautiful campaign issue for republicans. >> obama gave him one. this is jobs jobs, jobs, and obama is on the wrong side of that. the environmentalists who applaud this will never be satisfied they will criticize obama for something between now and election because they want it all. there is no such thing as being mostly bare. you have to be all the way they're. >> gingrich says the canadians will ship out of vancouver to china. >> you think in short terms in the election. this is a decision for now wink but after the election, we will revisit that. it opens you up to political vulnerability and exposure. >> all of this is true but it will get built. it will be built over a slightl

white house in november. the president was not home at the time of the attack. he is being held without bond. the man accused of a series of home invasions has reportedly confessed. kevinitted during a video conference that he carried out home invasion is in bethesda and atemple hills last week. he said he was upset that drug dealers shot his best friend last week. >> the d.c. council is considering an emergency legislation to limit the growing of medical marijuana. last night, leaders met with presidents from ward 5. under the terms of the medical marijuana law these centers could open in the city. six of the seven centers are in ward 5, and many residents are not happy about it. >> it is like teasing a dog with a piece of steak. >> you do not think it should be here? >> you need to move it down on pennsylvania avenue. >> yesterday the council struck a compromise saying that no more than six centers could be located in any ward. an emergency bill to restrict how many centers can be located in the northeast will come up for a vote next tuesday. >> turning to vote 2012, there are new developments that will affect the virginia voters. last night, the republican party aut

white see up close and below the ice on our t.v. . watching the weekly on our top stories in the last seven days with me kevin and first president obama signed a bill which imposes sanctions on iran over its nuclear program is despite surrounds threats to shut off a key oil supply route in the gulf is tension between the two countries continues to build. the syrian regime's crackdown on demonstrators continues unabated forcing out of league observers to warn damascus to rein in the violence to monitor the implementation of a peace plan the president. of the world rings in twenty twelve with a bang with fireworks and celebration.

white c. a cool and below the ice on our t.v. . watching the weekly on our t.v. top stories in the last seven days with me kevin now in first president obama signed a bill which imposes new tougher sanctions on iran over its disputed nuclear program is despite surrounds threats to shut off appeal supply route in the gulf as tensions between the two countries continue to build. the syrian regime's crackdown on demonstrators continues unabated forcing arab league observers to warn damascus to rein in the violence the monitors are overseeing the implementation of a peace plan that president assad agreed to. the world rings in twenty twelve with a bang with fireworks and celebrations across the globe here in moscow hundreds gathered on red square to watch a large scale extravaganza light up the city skyline. well twenty eleven was packed with world changing event spitta earlier this week i spoke to russia's ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin who shared his opinion about tackling the issues currently dividing the globe. the u.n. security council rejected russia's proposal to investigate civilian deaths

later on this were nothing, we'll have kevin's interview with another star of haywire, antonio banderas. >> coming up, a smoke bomb tossed over the fence of the white. we'll get the latest on that. >>> plus, taking a live look at that wrecked cruise ship in italy right now. we'll hear audio recordings of the captain and how he responded to orders to return to the ship. stay with it's where you spend a lifetime so your kids can go to college. so you can actually visit that beach proudly displayed on your monitor. for that, you work through lunch. or as we like to say, lunch through work. perfectly balanced hormel compleats meals. freshness sealed for flavor. in over 30 varieties, it's the lunch that works. >>> the camera shaking. that is due to wind. don't worry about anything else. it is windy out there this morning and we'll continue to see winds through the course of the day wednesday, january 18th. thank you for waking up with us. >> don't watch that picture very long, you'll get motion sickness. >> that has happened to me as i have gotten older. i didn't used to have a problem with that. >> really? >> sorry about that. >> totally off subject. l

white is winner of the x-games. a f >>> how about big game basketball. cal hosting stanford, they had a sellout first in two years. sacramento mayor, kevine house. cal. to cobb in the center and they keep. jorge had 18 and stanford closes the half with a 15 run. cardinals were up one but it was all bears, the steal and 11 points and career high of 12 boards for the senior. then it's crab, to thurman, he'll throw that one down. cal wins. they are perfect 14-0 at home but stanford has lost three straight. >> here, instant classic today at men's australian, djokovic and rafael nadal. five hours and 53 minutes. djokovic will run it down. nadal answers with a forehand and buries him at the net. djokovic wins the next two. here is tie-breaker, djokovic, nadal is ecstatic. and rafa, with an upper breaks but misses the backhand. he can't believe it. he knows that let that one away. tha he probably would have won the match. he falls to the ground in exhaustion. finally, djokovic, serving for the match, nadal has no more energy to go after that return. djokovic with superman imitation. third straight major title in an unbelievable match as djokovi

kevin created beavis and butthead in a mere 2 1/2 weeks, starting in clay, ending in silicone, the hair is human. brace yourself for butthead's braces. as butthead once said to chelsea clinton in the whitein says details like butthead's teeth and acne were the trickiest parts. >> that is award-winning acne. >> reporter: the busts are so realistic almost everyone we showed them to immediately recognized them. >> oh, beavis and butthead, unfortunately. >> reporter: though some suggest they look like simon and gar funk el or that beavis looks like

kevin greenwood, he was out of practice. so greenwood and fellow controller ryan harrick did what they could. >> we decided to send him down through the clouds. >> reporter: but halfway down, blinded by a wall of white i think i just ran out of fuel. >> reporter: serious trouble. both tanks were empty. lawson was gliding at 5,000 feet. originally heading for the airport in arlington. the controllers rerouted him south to renton airport. things were getting intense. >> the thought did go through my mind that this could be the day that i leave this earth. >> reporter: over skype, pilot jim lawson told me, they were giving him instructions when the plane suddenly broke out of the clouds at 2,000 feet. all lawson saw was houses. he worried about killing people on the ground. then, ken greenwood helped him find the runway at renton airport. >> i didn't know what runway it was. i didn't care. >> with safety inside, lawson radioed back to the controllers. >> any time, sir. >> cowboy is a cowboy. air traffic controller is performed by the federal aviation administration, which provides service to much. >>> one school is laying down the law with a new boots allowed rule. the middle school is banning ugg-styl

kevin landrigan host:, how do you describe the diversity of new hampshire? guest: it is not averse at all. it is the most white in the country behind only vermont. -- it is not diverse. we're getting a larger minority population, but it is in the single digits when it comes to african-americans. and hispanics. we have a larger agent population -- asian population now moving in. it is a very white state. we are trying with this tradition to represent the entire country. issues of diversity are very ofhere. -- here. we are one of five states in the country that allows same-sex couples to get married. a sitting governor signed that bill into law. a number of courts had court decisions to bring that about. that is an example of diversity inclusion that new hampshire is very famous for. it has a very libertarian, very yankee, a live and let live and do your own kind of thing attitude in new hampshire and that is not changed. senator santorum during a town hall meeting last night made a fierce defense of the republican party and its support for african american voters. he spoke about the fact as an urban congressman

kevin landrigan host:, how do you describe the diversity of new hampshire? guest: it is not averse at all. it is the most white state in the country behind only vermont. -- it is not diverse. we're getting a larger minority population, but it is in the single digits when it comes to african-americans. and hispanics. we have a larger agent population -- asian population now moving in. it is a very white state. we are trying with this tradition to represent the entire country. issues of diversity are very ofhere. here. we are one of five states in the country that allows same-sex couples to get married. a sitting governor signed that bill into law. courtber of courts had staye decisions to bring that about. that is an example of diversity inclusion that new hampshire is very famous for. it has a very libertarian, very yankee, a live and let live and do your own kind of thing attitude in new hampshire and that is not changed. senator santorum during a town hall meeting last night made a fierce defense of the republican party and its support for african american voters. he spoke about the fact as an urban congress

white house hopefuls. jenna. jenna: we'll watch as well. molly, thank you. jon: for more on this joining us on the phone, senior reporter for the nashua telegraph newspaper. kevin the wide expectation that mitt romney will come in first in new hampshire. he has got the best ground game. he has got --, well he was governor of a neighboring state. he is ahead in the all the polls. what is rick san francisco's number to finish, essentially a tie, what does that do to all of mitt romney's planning? anything? >> a lot of mitt romney support is soft here. he is very popular. he spent the better part of five years like he did in iowa campaigning here. he has got the summer vacation home here. a summer remembers dent of new hampshire. and he has that certainly going for him but rick santorum gets a lot of momentum last night and gives a lot of new looks in new hampshire. he's got, he's got a ground game. it is not mitt romney's ground game but he spent the third most amount of time in new hampshire behind only john huntsman an mitt rompilla. he has a seasoned strategist running his campaign, who helped engineer pat buchanan's shocking win in new hampshire over bob dole

kevin. >> kyra, i told you last time this state can eat you up and spit you out. we're not very big. if you can't handle it here, you can't handle it in the white house. we saw that with jon huntsman and rick perry. they're gone. that leaves four. we'll see what happens in about 24 hours when we get results starting to come in. i wouldn't be surprised to see something still happen between now and when the polls open at 7:00 a.m. here in the palmetto state. it is a state where anything is possible. it will go down to the wire. this could be a very interesting race before it's all over. >> what's your gut? who's going to take south carolina. >> well, the emphasis right now, the um ph right now belongs to newt gingrich. i wouldn't put it past him to pull this thing out in the 11th hour. i still think mitt romney is the most organized and has boots on the ground everywhere around the state. still, if i had to guess, i'd say romney eeks it out. i wouldn't be the least bit surprised, kyra, to see newt gingrich pull out south carolina. >> you can listen to kevin's show. thanks so much. >> great visiting with you. >> likewise. >>> all right. coming up

white silent film paying tribute to the golden age of movies was a big winner. "the help" brought home three trophies and "the money ball" starring brad pitt won best screenplay. kevin says he's a really nice guy. he also had the chance to talk with stephen spielberg. you may remember that kevin interviewed spielberg recently and apparently he made quite an impression. >> i walked up to spielberg's table. i believe at the war horse table and i walk up and he looks at me and he goes, oh, my gosh, we had two great interviews a couple of weeks ago. and oh, i'm, like, geeking out. i tell him i just bought a super 8 camera and he looks at me, and i'm not kidding, he looks at me and he says go make a movie and send it to me. that's what he said. >> i would do that. time to turn things over now to tony and allison for the 9:00 a.m. show. good morning, guys. >> good morning, audrey. i absolutely would do that. >> indeed. that was great. >> thank you very much, audrey. >>> right now at 9:00, occupy protesters being asked to relocate. it appears there's a rat problem at the encampment. we're going to talk to mayor vincent gray about that. plus how you can help improve the fut