onassis did, not want to come back. so nixon said, you know, why don't you bring your two children, just the three of you, we'll have a private event. we'd love to have you here for dinner. the girls can show your children, the nixon daughters, the girls as everybody called them back then can show the kids around. and and you get to see the portraits privately. so mrs. onassis agreed to that the president sent government plane up to new york to bring them down to the white house. they came in completely without anybody knowing. helen thomas had managed to find out and they promised to get. she was the reporter the upi. they made a deal with mrs. thomas that if if she would just not print the story after the visit was over, they'd give her the exclusive. so mrs. onassis and caroline and john kennedy came. they were both teenagers at that point. they had dinner at, the white house, the president took them down to the oval office. they could see where their father had worked. it was a it was just a special kind of family d

onassis agreed do to that. president sent a government plane up the new york to bring them town to the white house. they came in -- down to the white house. they camepl in completely withot anybody knowing. helen thomas managed to find out, and they promised to get -- she was the reporter for the upi, they made a deal with mrs. thomas that if she would just not print the story until after the visit was over, they'd give her the exclusive. so mrs. onassis andcare rhine and john kennedy came. -- caroline. they were both teenagers at that the point. they had dinner at the white house. the president took them down to the oval office so they could see where their father had worked. it was just a really special kind of family day. and at the end, after the visit was over and the kennedys, mrs. onassis and her children went back to new york, mrs. onassis wrote the most beautiful letter to the president and mrs. nixon that concluded with a phrase that was just very, very touching. shee said, a day that i have log dread

for the rest of her life, jacqueline kennedy onassis love to learn. i think she grew up in that way, she just learned a lot, which is why she was thrilled to be able to share it with the world through the televised tv tour. >> great. i think we've had a couple of questions. i know we've had biographer huguely in the audience. she said, i am reading dixon's biography now. can you tell me from the library prospect, how nixon built on mrs. kennedy's efforts in terms of the white house? if you have time, i think we have had a few questions about that, the general forward moment of jackie's project and what other first ladies have done since then. >> i can't speak specifically to mrs. nixon to me but i can tell you that i know that every first lady after jacqueline kennedy, including mrs. nixon, i know that for a fact to me they would always seek out mrs. kennedy's advice on changes they wanted to make to the white house. and again, mrs. kennedy wanted things to be able to change with administrations, but she wanted people to be able to use pieces that wer

jacqueline kennedy onassis loved to learn. so i think she grew in that way. she learned a lot, which why she was thrilled to be able to share it with the world through the televised tv tour. i i think we've had a couple of questions. i know we biographer usually in the audience and she has said, i'm writing pat nixon's biography now could you tell me from the kennedy library a little about how mrs. built on mrs. kennedy kennedy's efforts in terms of the white house and if you have time. i think we've had a few questions about that of just the general, the forward momentum of jackie's project and. what other first ladies have done since then i can't speak specifically to mrs. nixon, but i can tell you that i know that every first lady after. jacqueline kennedy. would, including mrs. nixon. i know that for a fact they would always seek out mrs. kennedy's advice on. they wanted to make to the white house. and again, mrs. kennedy wanted to to be able to change with administrations. she wanted people to be able to to. pieces that were evocative of white house hist

taking pictures of jacqueline kennedy onassis until a judge stopped him from being able to take her pictureing his nearly six-decade career. he amassed the world's largest single source collection of pop culture, photographs. it was a 1995 that crews from members of start tracks deep space. 9 space station found themselves in san francisco on the stand. the bay. >> the cold over there, it must 30th 2024, i'm not sure. and staff. >> future, which is today's date. and this is san francisco and season 3. sorry season 3 episode, deep space. 9. so some crew members are sent back centuries into san francisco and for them, it was the past. but for viewers, it was the future making predictions about our president, which as you can see here was not too far off in some cases. all right. coming up, the trump and harris campaigns. >> zeroing in on reproductive rights. we're going to live to see for the latest. plus, the new plan will help some people save up to $1000 on prescription drugs will see when it started qualified just a couple minutes. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers

because -- like i was watching something where it was jfk's funeral, and jackie kennedy onassis was standing anything to do with this. but her actions really did make a lot of people, including investigators, step back and say, wait a minute, does she have something to do with this? >> my law enforcement friends told me that after i interviewed pam smart, that she became even more of a prominent suspect in their eyes because of what she said in that interview. and they said specifically she talked about things she couldn't have known about. >> it just seems to have been a situation where gregg didn't know what was happening. >> she knew critical factors about what that crime scene looked like. how could she talk about what this apartment looked like when she wasn't allowed in there? i expected that she would be breaking down, and yet that emotion never came. >> sometimes i ask myself -- i can't remember i can't figure out where the strength is coming from. >> the weirdest part of the interview was we were talking about gregg, and she said something to the effect of, if you think about this,