>> kinda sorta. he's still alive, ain't he? >> tsarnaev also said in court today, there's no doubt he did this. an appeal process will begin automatically now because it's a death penalty case. >>> 62 years ago tonight a bit of political and romantic history was made in georgetown. in martin's tavern booth 3, by the window if you believe the stories, that's where a young senator jack kennedy proposed to his give jacqueline bouvier. the man who claims he was there that night stopped in for dinner tonight with his daughter. it's 98-year-old marion smoke, who says at the time, he didn't think anything much of this. >> i didn't think of it as anything so unusual for a young couple sitting in the window booth. that booth now has a plaque. it reads the proposal booth. but there are historians who say that proposal had actually happened in boston. others claim jfk proposed via telegram when jackie was in london. i'm going with martin's tavern. >> i'm buying the booth, right here. >> you got it. what do we got coming? >> more storms co

. >> and is that the kinda sorta visual drama that, at least in this instance, works better in a visual medium than it does people reading it? >> no, the book was great. (laugh) >> (laugh) but you've said that the series will be even better. >> the joke or the old saw in hollywood or around the world is "a book is always better than the movie." and then the screenwriters will go, "well, we only had two hours in the movie, and the book was much longer." in this case in terms of it-- of a tv series, they have 13 hours. so, there's no excuse >> for all of your accomplishments, all the records that you've broken in terms of publishing and bestseller lists you've described yourself as an entertainer. how come? >> i think that's what i do. i mean i-- early on as a writer realized that-- you know having read ulysses a couple a times that i could not be james joyce, i could not be gabriel garcía márquez. i didn't quite have that talent level. but i did think and i started out as a little literary snob but i read a couple of bestsellers back then. one was day of the jackal and one was the exorci

most people, but markets and investors closely monitored the fopsment, and here's what we heard sorta kinda. interest rates are staying where they are. since 2008 the fed has kept them in a range from 0 to one quarter of a percent and what that means the prime rate that the banks charge their absolutely best customers is 3 and 1/4%. and what the feds say they anticipate that if things keep going the way they are in the economy, generally better, there will be rate hikes coming before 2016. earlier this month, a lot of people thought that the fed might increase rates today. and that didn't happen. most people didn't think that it was going to happen. the meeting in september might happen then, and then the meeting in december, between september and december. so we're looking at a quarter% higher in interest rates by the end of the year. >> why not move? is the fed still worried about wage stagnation? >> yep wages jobs, things like that. >> they don't want to crush the economy. they say there's still room to grow. they called the labor market in balance, it's not particularly strong, and not