mrs. kennedy cried, oh, no, and tried to hold up his head m. connolly remained half seated, slumped to the left. there was blood on his face and forehead. the president and the governor were rushed to parkland hospital, near the dallas trademark, where kennedy was to have made a speech. over. >> that's part of the tape we've heard before but it puts it in context. what i want to play now are completely unheard parts of the tape which have been discovered in this tiny box at major general ted clifton's house. let's listen to the first clip from this. >> general lemay is in a c 140. last three numbers are 497. >> 497, last three numbers. >> right. he's inbound. his code name is grandson and i want to talk to him. >> now, the significance of that, again, to douglas is the fact that it involves general

mrs. kennedy says things would drift to her such as mrs.n of a fear the red, blue and purple, things like that. at an interesting moment in the publications because i wasn't sure whether to listen or to read and which would be faster and really between the two you get so much more from hearing her speak although i had one alarming moment in my car i had them all bloated and i actually left richards, one cd from keith richardson. >> she would love that, wouldn't she? [laughter] >> do you think you're readers and her readers are they or should people even listen to this? >> i think that you can perhaps absorber what has been a little bit more, but when you listen i think that you are right this is probably true for most tapes of this kind i've heard caroline talk about this. you've heard her tone of voice about you just can't possibly get from reading the words. >> we are now at the part of this event where we are taking questions and i have a few to begin. this is for you. she talks about joseph p. kennedy and rose kennedy. you must of known

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mrs. kennedy?s so much fun and so stimulating and so accomplished and so great it should be about her. >> did you have to watch your mouth or your tongue or what you said because you were talking to your daughter? it is not like you are talking to me. you are talking to your daughter and very outspoken. we love you for it. did you have to say maybe i shouldn't be sharing that? >> yes. i was extremely restrained. >> that was you being restrained? >> that was sarcasm. were you being sarcastic there? >> no. i tell the truth. >> rory, your story is taught in school. most people think they know everything that happened. are there some surprises in the documentary that people will find out when they watch? >> there were certainly surprises that i found out that yp didn't know about my mother. i didn't know she used to bet on the horses in college every day, for example. >> he was standing in front of a roaring fire place in the living room. >> what did you think when you saw him? >> wow. pretty great. >>

mrs. kennedy says things would drift to her such as mrs.n of a fear the red, blue and purple, things like that. at an interesting moment in the publications because i wasn't sure whether to listen or to read and which would be faster and really between the two you get so much more from hearing her speak although i had one alarming moment in my car i had them all bloated and i actually left richards, one cd from keith richardson. >> she would love that, wouldn't she? [laughter] >> do you think you're readers and her readers are they or should people even listen to this? >> i think that you can perhaps absorber what has been a little bit more, but when you listen i think that you are right this is probably true for most tapes of this kind i've heard caroline talk about this. you've heard her tone of voice about you just can't possibly get from reading the words. >> we are now at the part of this event where we are taking questions and i have a few to begin. this is for you. she talks about joseph p. kennedy and rose kennedy. you must of known

mr. kennedy discusses issues ranging from the conflict in vietnam, his re-election strategies and his children. it is hard to hear clearly, but in this clip, he introduces his kids to itself yet foreign affair minister. >> he recorded 250 hours of private conversations, final recording takes place just days before he was assassinated in november, 1963. >>> the oscar noincltiuding biga including big nods to a bay area film. back in a moment. >> back a moment. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >>> the oscar nominations are out and a movie shot in the bay area about the oakland a's got six of them. >> films selected for best picture nominees for 2011 are money ball, michael deluka, rachel horowitz and brad pitt, producers. >> money ball is one of the nominees for best picture of the year. the film also netted nominations for brad pitt for best actor and jonah hill

mr. kennedy, then the president, and they said, mr. president, nepities many this and nepities many is that. why did you name your brother the attorney general? . he said very simply, because my mother was not a lawyer. [laughter] >> he appointed the best qualified, most loyal, most direct person and gavin newsom did exactly that. and it's interesting, of course, you see gavin held off a whole week so that he could let kamala go so he would be able to fill her job. if he had taken the oath of office on the same day she had taken the office, somebody else would have been able to name the district attorney. but gavin newsom is to ever be rewarded for holding back because his holding back for the week in-between his eligibility and when he was sworn in directly produced the opportunity for him to exercise such good judgment and name george gascon the new d.a. of san francisco. so round of applause for gavin newsom and that extraordinary effort. [applause] >> in just a few minutes, the swearing-in ceremony will take place and it is most ap

mr. kennedy discusses everything from vietnam, reelection, his children and even about scheduling a meeting with the dignitaries for monday, the day that turned out to be his funeral.  >> 250 hours of private conversations were recorded with the final recording taking place two days before he was assassinated in november of 1963. >> the tapes are fascinating to hear. >> thanks for joining us and have a great day and great day ahead of you. >> see you tomorrow. >> announcer: it's "the tonight featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band.

mrs. kennedy, as first heard on abc news from an interview she gave later.ad met russian leader khrushchev and had run out of things to say. so, they discussed dogs in space. >> i said, why don't you send me one? and he just sort of laughed. and by god, we were back in washington. and two months later, and jack said to me. he said, how did this dog get here? >> reporter: those tapes much more audible than a secret recording system, one that kennedy last used on november 20th, 1963. it was all the future again. making plans for a following week with an aide, trying to juggle his calendar. >> monday? >> reporter: the aide replies -- >> it's a hell of a day. >> reporter: for jfk, that would be a monday that never came. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> we're so glad you're with us. we're always online at abcnews.com. and george stephanopoulos will be here with the abc news team to bring you live coverage of the president's big state of the union address, coming up tonight. >>> until then, good night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "j

mrs. kennedy, we just wanted to -- we people like we've lost -- >> all right. thank you very much. >> and this long version of the recording was discovered last year in a box of belongings from the estate of a former kennedy aide. >>> and take a look at this man, number 58, mark herzlich, 6'4" tall, 246 pound, the rookie linebacker for the new york giants preparing to play in the biggest game of his life. a few years back top of his game as a college senior, the warrior was diagnosed with bone cancer. his prognosis was grim. doctors said he'd never play football again or, worse, might even die. months of chemotherapy, radiation and grueling physical therapy followed, and he vowed to come roaring back making this tweet he sent out today, all the more miraculous. >>> two years ago i was told i might never walk again, he wrote, just walked off plane in indy to play in the super bowl. and today he had this to say on the field. >> i think for anyone to come to the super bowl and get a shot to play in the super bowl is a dream and after my dream was shattered so many times, i took that a

kennedy. conversations between air force one and washington have been uncovered. bill plant has the story for wjz. >> roger, roger, i'm going to put mrs. rose kennedo the-- kennedy on the line now. >> mr. kennedy and his wife lady bird attempted to console her. >> imented to tell you that we're grieving with you. >> thank you very much. i gotta go. [ indiscernible ] >> all right. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: secretary of state dean rusk and other cabinet members were over the pacific in an aircraft, code-named wayside. they had just turned back from a trip to asia, where the white house confirmed their worst fears. >> we have reports quoting that the president is dead, that he died about 35 minutes ago. >> reporter: the full audio of transmissions from white house communications that day includes 42 minutes, edited out of the original, public version. it's likely to pique the interest of conspiracy theorists who are already asking why this material was out of the original. >> i doubt these tapes will put the conspiracy theory to rest. they just can't accept the proposition that a lone wolf, someone as dysfunctional as lee harvey osw

mr. kennedy used his business legacy against him. this is a big part of why mr. to john mccain in 2008. all the more evident the big john mccain anti-mitt romney opposition play book, all hundreds of pages has been leaked publicly. there are 399 separate mentions of the word "bain" in the john mccain anti-mitt romney opposition book. given the financial disaster we have been through, since 2008, and the financial pain that so many people are are in because of it, and the political potency across the spectrum of the message of the occupy movement about income and system being rigged for the very, very very rich, hi mr. romney, that liability which hurt mitt romney in his race against jom jm in 2008 is likely to be that. more of a liability for him in 2012. yes, it does look like mr. romney otherwise his way to sewing up the nomination but this stuff still hurts and the race is not over. there is a reason the million dollar man was a wrestling villain. this stuff does not look good for a candidate. mr. romney's opponents seem to smell blood here. they know this is

mrs. kennedy's bedroom. >> an unbelievable story from this book. meredith will have that. second thing we need to tell you is don't look for us here. this is our last monday night. we're moving to wednesdays at 9:00, 8:00 central. that's the wednesday after the super bowl. thanks for being with us. -- captions by vitac -- -- >>> a local teenager accused of killing his parents. >> part was a real feeling. >> what are the 15-year-old revealed after the crime. the stories that got a journalist captured by pirat

mrs. kennedy's bedroom. >> an unbelievable story from this book. meredith will have that.econd thing we need to tell you is don't look for us here. this is our last monday night. we're moving to wednesdays at 9:00, 8:00 central. that's the wednesday after the super bowl. thanks for being with us. -- captions by vitac -- www >>> tonight, a stairwell collapse in the middle of a move-in, trapping people on the top floors. >>> a corporate jet overshoots the runway at

mrs. kennedy's bedroom. >> an unbelievable story from this book. meredith will have that. second thing we need to tell you is don't look for us here. this is our last monday night. we're moving to wednesdays at 9:00, 8:00 central. that's the wednesday after the super bowl. thanks for being with us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news tonight. >> there is a car going the wrong way on 97. he is probably about four miles before route 50. >> you are hearing one of the last people to spot three teenagers alive as the 911 caller tried to help police head

mrs. kennedy about president obama, her takes on civil rights, having an african-american family in the whiteen in politics. she does talk during the interview. rory doesn't do all the talking. she was fascinating. at one point i asked her a question and she didn't like it, she said, don, and i went yes, ma'am. rory goes, that's the right answer, don. >> we look forward to seeing the rest of it. excellent. >>> next, an american icon that helped capture a lifetime of memories becomes a fading business. any guesses on what that might be? >> no. no. >> capturing a lifetime of memories. >> a photographer. >> you're close. stick around. after the break you'll find out more. ♪ i can't watch this anymore. stop! there's an easier way! we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies so you get a great price. no more running around. ha ha ha! wouldn't you love to see the world through his eyes? i bet i look like the strongest man in the world. the best place to find a great deal. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> an american icon is in financial trouble, and the group tha

mrs. rose kennedy on the line now. >> reporter: lyndon johnson and the newly sworn president and his wifempted to console kennedy's mother. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. i know. i know. >> mrs. kennedy -- >> all right. >>. >> reporter: secretary of state dean rusk and others were over the pacific. they had just turned fwrak a trip to asia when the white house confirmed their worst fierce. >> we have report quoting that the president is dead, that he died about 35 minutes ago. >> reporter: the full audio of transmissions from white house communications that day includes 42 minutes edited out of the original public version. it's likely to pique the interest of conspiracy theory rifts who already ask why this material was out of the original. the air force chief of staff curtis lemay had been a frequent opponent of kennedy and his washts on the day of the asass nation have always been a mystery. we learned that he was airborne even as jfk's body was being flown back to d.c. and an aide to him tried to reach his boss. >> he's inbound. his code name is grandson, and i want to ta

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. >> now, a conversation on the boat, jacqueline kennedy. mr. conversations at the life with caroline kennedy and michael beschloss. >> good evening. you've read the news stories, but your copies of the book, red watch the abc primetime special morning television and even "the daily show" with jon stewart. e and now tonight live from the se kennedy library, with its oral history was so carefully houseth for the past half-century, we heard directly from jacqueline kennedy about her life with our 35th resident and from their daughter who was brought this fresh new history too late. and tom putnam to light. i am tom putnam director of a kennedy presidential library and museum in him to have a loved executive director of the kennedy library foundation, members of our foundation board, many of whom are here with us tonight, and all of my library foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming and all those watching on c-span and acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library for him, sponsor bank of america, boston capital, the boston foun