the auction company executive bobby livingston stepped into the home, and locks on to something else. bonnie parker's pistol from frank haimer, the bounty hunter, i knew this was a once in a lifetime opportunity for our auction house. we had to get this collection. jamie: bonni "bonnie and clyde"t am pageed -- rampage was 80 years ago, livingston knows that their story still strikes a koerdz. >> thkoeurd. strikes cord. >> this some pow touches people. jamie: he groups the "bonnie and clyde" guns with artifacts. >> the name of the auction, is gangsters, outlaws and law men. jamie: but there is a problem, it puts livingston's big event in jeopardy. >> the first gun that davis sent is bonnie parker .38, we look if for the serial number it has been scratched off, we can't sell the gun, it is felonious to have it in our office,. jamie: he faces a quandry, should we call the fbi, fess up and hope they make an exception. >> there is a big khapbgts this chance, if we tell them we have this gun, they could seize it, melt it down, it is gone, one of the biggest challenges we faceed to hold this

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joining me on the addition of "studio 1.0," husband-and-wife paul graham and jessica livingston. thank you for joining us. paul, it has been six months since you stepped down from the home. how is it going? >> it is so great. i wish i had done in two years before. it was hard running y combinator. i'm not really an administrator. y.c. had gotten big. i was never suited to it. >> you would get your brain back. did you get your brain back? >> yeah. i had, this afternoon, the best conversation i've ever had. i had lunch with patrick collison. 100% was about ambitious plans. that is like the best possible office hours. >> how involved are you, jessica? >> i'm doing all of the same things i used to do. i miss working with paula but i also love working with sam. >> he was the founder of one of your companies. people said he is not cut out to be you. >> it is a good thing. i was not cut out to run something bigger than y combinator. >> is sam going to be better? >> they're going to be different. sam brings a lot of things to the table that neither of us had. this amazing amount of energ

enter bobby@zñ livingston of rr auction. can fetch big bucks. >> kennedy's a very important figure in american history. thus collectibles. people really relate it to the family. and pairs of jackie kennedy's shoes sell for $30,000. >>ht the brothers letters hold their own unique value and the reason goes back to that fateful pt 109 mission. >> there are no other letters that we know of from john f kennedy where he gives a personal account of what happened that night. when someoneidynz walks in with f. kennedy letters, letters that no one has seen or read, we get excited. >> but many a collector has been burned after plunking down a fortune for a newly discovered document that turns out to be a fake. >> jfk is ranked by memorabilia dealers as the fourth most forged nonsports signature on the market after elvis, the beatles and neil armstrong. authenticator givey-qñ a stamp approval on these letters? >> is a jfk signature easy or difficult to spot a fake? >> jfk is perhaps the most difficult. 80% of the process is does the kn

these trials were the biggest news to ever hit livingston county, missouri.tors believe that ray copeland hired the workers at the homeless mission. he set up each one with a post office box and a checking account and took them to the local cattle auctions. but before the checks could bounce, prosecutors say ray copeland would sell the cattle and kill the worker and bury the body. >> they were lower than anybody else. he could care less about them. they were on government payroll. they didn't need to be there. they didn't even need to be alive. he had said that lots of times about transients. >> forensic tests proved that the men were all killed with ray copeland's gun. ray copeland was convicted of five counts of murder and sentenced to death. >> hooray. ray deserved it. for what he done to the transients and the people all through his life. and he deserved the death sentence. >> faye copeland denied any involvement in the murders, saying she was an abused wife who only did what she was told. >> back then i just dropped my head and went ahead and took it. i'

livingston makes the steal. the hoop here. spates in doubles off the bench. right now inside a minute to play, the warriors will hang on as they lead 85-79. >> the bay area baseball teams get their fans primed for the start of the season. one day after the a's held their fan fest players were available today for media sessions. free agent d -- designated hitter billy butler. that wildcard game tied for longest elimination game in post season history. still very much with butler. >> exhausted. so much back and forth. everybody -- you know, that one had -- you know, had everything. the best game i have ever been a part of. on either side. >> he was a member of the san jose sharks and he will end his career with him. they aquered him from -- acquired him from tampa. drafted by the sharks in 1994. he holds about every one of the gold tending records. he was acquired so he can retire with san jose. sharks hosting calgary tonight. we will have that at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> nice to end his career with the sharks. >> a move that the 49ers started. he wanted to

shawn livingston who started for steph had eight points, missed the jumper that would have given thes the lead. c.j. miles ices it with another 30 seconds left in the game. the warriors fall as they open this trip 104-98. just their tenth loss of the season. women's college hoops. stanford won. cardinal up two at the half. the bears explode in the second half. gray had 17 points. boyd, baseline, and hits. two minutes remaining, jesslo banks in the jumper there. she had 15. call wins. 63-53. these teams split the season series. >> this is calle basketball, i love this group. i think we are still growing and learning. i want badly for this season to finish the way they want it to. it's disappointing, but we've got move on and get ready for oregon state and oregon and then the pac-12 turnment. >> giants manager bruce bochy was back on the field today with the giants just four days after he had two stents inserted near his heart to improve blood flow. bochy's father died because of heart problems back in 1990. but the manager says he is feeling great. won't be able to work out for a few

livingston is headed to the sec to play for the kentucky wildcats and the first recruit outside of the northeast to commit to the university of connecticut. >> they supported me and kept me out of trouble. they preached to me some things that i will need in the future. and they just always have been there. >> but of course it wasn't all about football today. at paul the 6th in fairfax, two young ladies are headed to college on asoccer scholarship -- on soccer scholarships. we have pictures of all of the signings on our website. >> i love how you got all of them in there. >> the ladies and the gentlemen. >> and ug ugh them no problem. >> i'm a professional. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> don't ask me to say it again. >> i didn't try to say it. >> no. >> snow possible by morning and then get ready for the teens tomorrow. 55 today. >> that's it for us. >> i'll be back with jan. we have the only local news at 7:00. hope you will be here. see you then. you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bedroom is amazing. oh, thanks. we worked with a designer from havertys.

andre to livingston former sixer. 13 points. warriors pull away. here's the injury. green roll the ankle on the leg here. x-ray negative but he could be out for awhile. put it behind the back and high off the glass. pretty. team high 20. 89-84 warriors is the final not rembrandt but the if 41-9. become to davis. she can pitch. she can also shoot a basketball. shooting from deep she was draeng nba 3 before the game with seth. she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't really paying attention when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew

joining me on the addition of "studio 1.0," husband-and-wife paul graham and jessica livingston. for joining us.

joining me today on the addition of "studio 1.0," husband-and-wife paul graham and jessica livingstonk you for joining us. paul, it has been six months since you stepped down from the helm.

andre to livingston former sixer. 13 points. warriors pull away. here's the injury.ankle on the leg here. x-ray negative but he could be out for awhile. put it behind the back and high off the glass. pretty. team high 20. 89-84 warriors is the final not rembrandt but the if 41-9. become to davis. she can pitch. she can also shoot a basketball. shooting from deep she was draeng nba 3 before the game with seth. she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't really paying attention when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew can't clear powe

livingston lobbing to iguodala for the alley-oop smash. warriors up by 14.er, iguodala left-handed reverse lay-up with a lot of english, 13 points and five rebounds in his return to philly. but bad news for the doves in the closing minutes. draymond green's tripped up. sprains his ankle. warriors hold on to win it 89-84. >>> but spirits were high after the win. on the team plane, david lee and draymond playing cards with a fat pot building steph keeping the beat with the window shades. video curtsy of justin holiday instagram. shark stadium against the flames team that's burned them this season. san jose just 1-2-1 against calgary coming in. flames on the rush mason raymond up the ice, buries it past niemi. 1-0. in the second off the face-off long shot through traffic, results in a short rebound and watch the easy backhand flip for lance vol ma. flames, a better team all around. calgary wins 4-1. >>> finally, acquired by team teal, he'll announce his retirement as a shark on wednesday. nabokov holds nearly every record. they drafted him in 1994 the circle wi

shaun livingston, andre iguodala, warriors up by 14. warriors won the game but lost green here late. it is an ankle sprain. they won the game 89-84 and finished the 1st half of the season at minnesota wednesday. >>> frustrated, i get it lost four of five. burns lit the lamp with three seconds left. cut the flames' lead 2-1. sharks fired off four shots on goal before the flames found the net. the flames have won four of five in this series this year, final 4-1. they leap past san jose. >>> for outdoor hockey on the 21st, that's dan gregg, 200 workers and him and this refrigeration unit going to lay a hockey rink on the field for the sharks/kings game. at ann arbor with 106,000 people just screaming for hockey, that's what it was. that's what it's about. it's whether it's 66,000, 73,000, that's take lot of people, doesn't matter how -- a lot of people, doesn't matter now you slice it. people are here happy to be at an outdoor game. so that's why we do it. >>> time now, pregnant pause, for the top five. serving pass for score for mexico's

linsey davis, abc news livingston new jersey. >> dr. besser, you were in the news room today, saying this was, in fact a game-changer. what do you pelltell patients snont. >> reporter: this is a dramatic change. if your child already has food allergies, they need to get skin tested before you introduce peanuts. but for every other child, you want to make sure when you start them on solid foods, they get a wide variety. stopping these foods, not exposing them to them could be the biggest risk of all. >> could be the wrong answer. >> reporter: exactly. >> dr. besser thank you. >>> now, to the campus drug scare in connecticut. ten students and two visitors treated for an overdose of the drug called molly. eight still hospitalized. two in critical condition. the designer drug a refined form of ecstasy. police believe they ingested a bad batch of the drug. >>> we turn this evening to an abc news exclusive. and extraordinary undertaking tonight in texas. a high stakes surgery, more than two dozen doctors and nurses a 26-hour surgery to separa

andre to livingston former sixer. 13 points. warriors pull away. here's the injury.een roll the ankle on the leg here. x-ray negative but he could be out for awhile. put it behind the back and high off the glass. pretty. team high 20. 89-84 warriors is the final not rembrandt but the if 41-9. become to davis. she can pitch. she can also shoot a basketball. shooting from deep she was draeng nba 3 before the game with seth. she says some day she would like to play at use con and she's a very big curry fan. >> i wasn't really paying attention when he first came out but it was nice to meet him out but it was nice to meet him. well he's my favorite player and also his playing style is one of the best if the game. >> to the ice shark flames in the tank first period burns hooking right there 2 minutes for verns in the box and power play for calgary. raymond. shatter and scores. 1 nothing flames. just 3.1 seconds left in the period. face off. lead cut in half lining that. sharks down. the rip it rip it 12th of the year. third periodical gear on another power play. andrew can

sixty-seven year-old sandy livingston suffers from arthritis and other ailments and there is no way she would be able to shovel out her own car. she's grateful for jackie and his volunteers. >> it means if i had had a million-dollar, would i give it to him because i really need his services that he is offering. >> reporter: abc men pack their shovels in the trunk of the volunteers's car, they are hoping someone will donate a van they can use for their volunteer activities. the in the meantime the only payment that they get or want is a grateful hug of a happy senior, who can now get to her car. in drexel hill, i'm nora muchanic for channel six a "action news". >>> we have got more cold weather on the way, lets go to adam joseph. >> if is there a silver lining, can i put one out there. >> um-hmm. >> we have been 7 degrees below normal. we only had 5.8 inches of snow. i may have just cursed us there. >> at least we're in the boston. >> we are not boston. >> as we look at double scan live radar, those poor people in southern new england 96 inches of snow so far this season for boston. we h

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.d acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest falls in the congo river. >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting th

sean livingston with eight points and subbing for steph and misses the chance to give them the lead. the warriors fall 104-98. their 10th loss of the season. jeff gordon raced in his final daytona 500. the driver will retire from full time racing. he was in contention for most of the race. they lead for 87 laps. it was his teammate who passes him on the outside. the 24-year-old takes the checkered flag for the first win. >> my family is here and all of my friends are here. it is spectacular. i don't know what to say. i have never been in this position before. it is amazing. >> i will miss what was happening in the first half. i won't miss what happened in the last 20 or 30 laps. the final laps are as crazy and chaotic as they get. >> six years later he has his first daytona 500 win. >> all right. thank you. thank you larry. >>> still to come, a threat against the u.s. and why malls could be the target. plus, the new invention that could help erase tattoo without any of the pain. my tin man has a big toe the size of a house. the lion is small like a toy poodle. and has webbed, duck fe

producers working on the next installment all in america series a story that took me to a prison in livingstonxas, to interview a death row inmate this afternoon. here's a quick look at the conversation i had with my producers as we drove away from the prison. there's just something so bizarre about the bureaucracy of death. the procedures that have been built up around it, the paperwork, the rules, the granularity of every little thing regulated, and attended to, all of it as if it were, you know, a zoning department. or a regulatory agency. the thing at issue is the taking of a life. it's strange. it's real strange. >> you can find a longer version of that video a sort of road diary of my first thoughts on my interview on facebook.com/all in with chris. >>> three muslim-americans were murdered yesterday at the condominium complex where they lived near the university of north carolina chapel hill. today the suspect, a neighbor made his first court appearance charged with three counts of first-degree murder. you're looking at an organized vigil that has been growing over the past couple of hou

early second quarter warriors down to livingston. of quite the acquisition head to andre. showing up showing up angry then he showed hurt sprained the ankle. were yours up 14. andre getting offensive in the game. behind the back then floating it. softly off glass. 89-84. warriors now 41 of 9 as they win in phillies. back to different is. she can which and in the world series. look at the shoes. making it rain from deep. draining nba 3. these are nba month say some day she would like to my for you i don't know. >>. >> my favorite player and also playing style one of the best in the game. >> now the future team yukon no. 1 versus no. 2 and yukon not no. 1. south carolina. with tiffany mitch in. goes on a run to take control in the first half. lewis for 3. then stewart looking good down low with a post move. all huskies 87 to 62. nhl stadium series coming to levi stadium in less than two week when the shark host the kings. ice truck arrived. but the good hum or man showing up. they trans form the field into a rink. ice on a platform. account for the crown in the field that's

sean livingston the steal. barbosa will benefit with 2 of his 16 points. the sixers within 8 at the 2:30 minute mark. curry made it a little more comforrable with the driving lay-up. the warriors hang on, 89-84. they wrap up their road trip wednesday night in minnesota. then comes the all-star break. >>> the calgary flames are a team the sharks haven't been able to solve this year. the sharks trailed 2-0 in the final seconds of the 2nd period. after the faceoff, brent burns tees off from the point. that goal comes with less than a second to play. made it 2-1. headed to the 2nd intermission. the sharks had no answer on the power play. hoodler gets the assist. the flames added an empty netter. they've won 4 of the 5 games with san jose this year. they knocked the sharks down to 6th. >>> getting close to time for pitchers and catchers to report to baseball's training camp. the a's took another step to familiarize their fans with a large number of players wearing a new uniform this year. we'll get better acquainted with one of them, when this monday night spor

shaun livingston, andre iguodala the one-time 76er, put the warriors up 14. they won the game but they did lose draymond green late as he rolled his ankle. x-rays were negative. it is an ankle sprain. they won 89-84. they have minnesota on wednesday. >>> let's drop the puck, shall we? oh, patrick marleau, a little frustrated. they lost four of five. tail end of the opening peer against calgary. brent burns cuts the flames lead in half 2-1. but yuri found the net a third period goal and the flames they have won four of five in this series winning 4-1 and they leap past san jose for second in the division in this marathon of a season. that will to it for sports at this hour. i'll see you around. >>> play of the day, how about college hoops? we have florida state taking on duke. fsu baseline going dunking with a foul and three upon the play. it's impressive. duke more impressive. they won 73-70. but the seminoles get your play of the day. >>> 6:26. work is under way to bring bullet trains to california. but the massive project may be derailed. we'll explain how.

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travelled to texas, home of the post active death chamber in the country and i went to death row in livingston, the texas. yesterday i sat down with a man scheduled to be executed in just three weeks. rodney reid, convicted of a rape and murder of a woman named stacy steits in 1996. maintains his innocence in the case. i talked to him about the case and about what living on death row is like. relationships, he told me is difficult to develop. >> do you have friendships that have been born here? >> i don't use that word loosely, friends, you know, friendship. i have guys that i associate with. when you go as far as making a friend, there are feelings that if you know what a true friend is, and then the next thing you know the state is going to take him, it's more likely the friend -- the state is going to kill him. >> hear more about what he told me on our facebook page. facebook.com/all in with chris. that detergent was like half the price! and we'll have to use like double! maybe more! i'm going back to the store? yes you are. dish issues? get cascade complete. one pac cleans tough food bette

producers working on the next installment all in america series a story that took me to a prison in livingston, to interview a death row inmate this afternoon. here's a quick look at the conversation i had with my producers as we drove away from the prison. there's just something so bizarre about the bureaucracy of death. the procedures that have been built up around it the paperwork, the rules, the granularity of every little thing regulated, and attended to all of it as if it were you know, a zoning department. or a regulatory agency. the thing at issue is the taking of a life. it's strange. it's real strange. >> you can find a longer version of that video a sort of road diary of my first thoughts on my interview on facebook.com/all in with chris. you use tide pods? yeah! but i thought you were the queen of the pre-treat soak treat soak? those are fond memories, but those things are amazing. once i saw what they did, i actually started to relax. don't touch my things. those little guys clean, brighten and fight stains. so now i can focus on more pressing matters. like your containers. isn't

shaken livingston to andre iguodala the one-time 76er, put the warriors up 14. they won the game. but they did lose draymond green late as he rolled his ankle. x-rays were negative. it is a sprain. they won 89-84. they have minnesota coming up on wednesday. >>> let's drop the puck, shall we? oh, patrick marleau a little frustrated. they lost four of five. tail end of the opening period against calgary, burns put it between the pipes to cut the flames' lead in half at 2-1. but the flames weren't going away. hoodleer found the net a third period goal. and the flames have won four of five in this series. they won 4-1 and leaped past san jose for second in the division in this marathon of a season. that will do it for sports at this hour. i'll see you around. >> vern, get some rest. >>> play of the day, college basketball, florida state over a duke opponent for a dunk. guess what? he got tagged tore a foul. -- he got tagged for a foul but in the end of the blue devils beat the seminoles on a nice three-point play 73-70. the dukes with the win but what a jam by florida state. >>> it is

born in newark, raised in livingston, he has lived in new jersey is -- his entire life with the exception of the university of delaware. he and his wife have been married since 1986, where they are raising their four children. we are thrilled to have governor christie here in hampshire. we hope that governor christie will return to new hampshire many times. we wish him great success in any endeavor. but please help me land a warm welcome to governor chris christie. [applause] >> thank you for thank you very much -- thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it is good to be back. frank, thank you for your introduction. most of all let me thank you for your continued service. i was happy to lend my support to frank. he is exactly the type of person that we need down in washington , d c to keep that i am the ball -- eye on the ball and get our country moving forward again. i want to thank carrie and kathy for putting together the event tonight and for your invitation for me to be here. i want to thank jennifer burnett, it was great to see her again after being here many times before. steve

working on the next installment of "all in america" series a story that took me to a prison in livingstonxas, to interview a death row inmate this afternoon. here's a quick look at the conversation i had with my producers as we drove away from the prison. there's just something so bizarre about the bureaucracy of death. bureaucracy of death in the state of texas the procedures that have been built up around it, the paperwork, the rules, the granularity with which every little thing is regulated, attended to all of it as if it were, you know a zoning department or a regular torrie agency. the thing at issue is the taking of a life. it's strange. it's real strange. >> you can find a longer version of that video, a sort of road diary of my first thoughts on my interview on facebook.com/all in with chris. been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual what's she up to? root touch-up by nice'n easy... has the most shade choices designed to match even salon color in just 10 minutes. with root touch-up, all they see is you. you drop 40 grand on a ne

born in newark, raised in livingston, he has lived in new jersey his entire life with the exception of the university of delaware. he and his wife have been married since 1986, where they raised their four children. we are thrilled to have governor christie here in hampshire. we hope he will return to me answer many times did we wish him great success. please give -- help me land a warm welcome to governor chris christie. [applause] thank you. >> thank you very it is good to be back. first of all thank you for your continued service. i was happy to lend my support to frank. he is exactly the type of person that we need in washington dc to keep that i eye the ball and get our country moving forward again. i want to thank carrie and kathy for putting together the event tonight and for your invitation for me to be here. i want to thank jennifer horn, it was great to see her again after being here many times before. steve dupre, and susanna bergeron. in one thing i would like to make sure we do, i was talking about this to a number of votes i met with earlier today. any of the veterans and

born in newark, raised in livingston, he lives in new jersey's for his entire life with the exceptione university of delaware. he and his wife have been married since 1986, reside in mems and where they raise their four children. we are veiled -- we are thrilled to have new jersey governor christie here in new hampshire. we hope that he returns to new hampshire many times. we wish him great success in whatever endeavor he chooses. help me lend a warm welcome, a grand state welcome to governor chris christie. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it is good to be back. frank, thank you for your introduction. thank you most of all for your continued service, not only did people new hampshire, but to the country. i was happy to lend my support to frank and his races. he is exactly the type of person that we need down and washing team -- down in washington dc. i want to thank carrie and kathy. i want to thank state terror, jennifer horn. it was great to see jennifer again after being here many times before. thank you for your service on the national committee into our p

have not seen much pavement all morning long but some of the main thoroughfares over here , like livingston road definitely passable but when you have these backroads behind me here? take a look, not one plow has come through. if you step out here it is even hard to tell the difference between the sidewalk and the roads. that is what you will run into this morning as you drive to the area this car is having a hard time trying to pull into the 7-eleven here. if you are coming out you definitely want to clear out as much snow as possible for yourself and the neighboring commuters, it will be slow going . as i mentioned, not a lot of pavement this morning. as far as the main thoroughfare's it is very messy and snowy out here and at last check only about 15 degrees. all of this snow will soon become hard, crusty, and even harder to get around. back to you inside, ladies. >> thank you for the update. we want to get out to jackie in fredericksburg, where he has been for the last three hours. lots of snow is still behind you. >> johnny g was just talking about the idea of how cold it is outside? w

first to livingston, new jersey. diana, you are on the line. >> good afternoon. our economy isn't doing too good at all. i noticed that the most common response was the workforce skills gap. i would like to comment that during the american recovery act there were workforce programs put in place. i attended one through the department of health and human services which trained us to be the future workforce for physicians to implement. when you to build on prior skills. we had background of health care and technology. i graduated, i changed to a certification. i haven't and a lot of my fellow classmates across the country have not obtained jobs because the employers demanded experience besides the education and the requirements, the acquisition of the certificates. it was a six-month program. we were supposed to be trained fast. and yet it didn't result in any of us getting jobs. they need to do more than just tell people education. they need to have internships or employers ready to hire graduates at the moment of graduation. that is my comment. and the companies h

. >> bobby livingston is an executive vice president. >> i believe the kennedys to america are the closestr eunice is also in attendance. her bright smile seen as she sits behind her brother in firm control of the boat with jackie by their side. on this day the kennedys don't have a care in the world. laughing and talking with their friends and may not even know they are being photographed. no sign of jfk's painful and chronic back problems. >> we are not seeing a back brace. he is am category out of the ocean and you feel as if you are getting a glimpse of how they actually were. >> you may be surprised to see the images of the dignified first lady always so in control of her public image. >> this house will always grow and should. >> here seen smoking cigarettes in a bathing suit. >> she was so beautiful and had great taste and fashion. here we see her smoking. casual legs crossed. not the jackie you are used to seeing. >> private and lighthearted moments. a look at one of the nation's most cherished couples. >> she said what her husband wish side that he had more simple good times, givi