oswald -- >> it is oswald. >> did he shoot the man? >> or do you know?diately after the shooting, our only witnesses that we could talk to were other reporters. >> where did he go pierre? >> he was here. they just put the gun there. i saw the flash on the black sweater. >> did you see the gun to his stomach? >> i saw right here. he was in a group of men right here. >> masquerading as one of us or what? >> i thought it was one of the detective. he had a hat. >> the situation is now that lee harold oswald has been shot. the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man that everyone down here thought was a secret service agent. we can hear sirens outside and ambulance apparently is moving down now into the basement. here comes the ambulance. and oswald will be removed now. the ambulance is being pulled up in front of us here. here comes oswald, he's -- he is ashen and unconscious at this time, now being moved in. he is not moving. he's in the ambulance now. attendants, police are quickly moving in. the ambul

pablo: incomprensiblemente, ese viaje apenas fue investigado, y despuÉs oswald fue asesinado sellando oswald dijo... >> que iba a matar al presidente kennedy. pablo: el entonces embajador estadounidense creÍa que oswald no habÍa actuado solo y que el plan pudo haberse organizado en mÉxico. a pesar de eso, el departamento de estado le ordenÓ cerrar la investigación y no contactar a nadie que hubiera hablado con oswald. por otro lado, organizaciones revelan que el jefe de la cia en mÉxico sospechaba que oswald era un espÍa por un agente extranjero. el director del fbi testificÓ que al momento del asesinato no hubo ninguna indicaciÓn de que en una persona peligrosa y que podÍa hacer daÑo al presidente. >> la hacÍa tenía a oswald bajo su radar meses antes por el viaje que hizo a la uniÓn soviÉtica. pablo: el entonces jefe de la cia asegurÓ que sacaron fotos y grabaciones de oswald en sus encuentros en mÉxico. sin embargo, nada llegÓ a la comisiÓn que investigó el asesinato que concluyÓ que oswald actuÓ solo. la Única persona que puede prohibir la desclasificaciÓn es el presidente. los doc

did lee harvey oswald act alone. film, "jfk". >> there are hundreds of documents. why are they being burned or withheld by the government. all these documents are yours. you cannot see these documents for another 75 years. >> stone's film actually led to the 1992 law, the jfk assassination records collection act, which requires that this trove of 2600 documents, mostly from the cia and fbi must be made public by the law's 25th anniversary which is this october 25th. now it's all up to our president. will trump release the missing jfk files? the president is the only one who can override the law that will let them see the light of day. you'll recall that one of then candidate donald trump's claims drawn from the nation"national enquirer" pertained to somehow ted cruz's father being involved in the plot. joining me, foreign correspondent for the "new york times" and author of a cool and shocking act, the secret history of the kennedy assassination. if the president does nothing, then those documents get dropped, right?

what of this ted cruz-oswald father business? is it likely that will get regurgitated? will regurgitate it and look for possible evidence that ted cruz's father was in cahoots with oswald back in 1963. there's one photograph that the national inquirer focused on and that president donald trump has a candidate focused on. >> and which we should underscore is denied by both ted cruz and his father. final observation. i'm sure whatever is contained in the 3600 pages and others is it will never satisfy the conspiracy they're lists who are out there. nothing will bring to a close some of the thought processes that they possess. >> that's right. i think there may be some documents that we'll see lashtd this year that may indeed rebut in an important way some of the big popular conspiracy theories. >> fair to say, the white house hasn't said anything, right? we don't know what president trump is anything this regard? >> what we got last month was an acknowledge jmtd that the white house is reviewing this, that it's working with the national archives to have a smooth rollout of

i believed of the oswald assassination near ro theory. a president keep things sequestered. >> this is not just history. it's personal. you're a family member. what do you think about these? >> i think it's fine to release the records, for public information. i think my father and rfk believe the warren commission report was accurate. larry schiller who worked on the book with me, knew marine oswald and knew jack ruby. and went back to russia with norman mailer and went through the kgb files with oswald. and he's convinced that oswald acted alone. he was a disgruntled, unhappy man. and he needed to find an identity. but larry who knows the situation very well, never thought there was a conspiracy around it. and i think he's right. >> the book is beautiful. >> thank you. >> it's substantial. it's beautiful. the pictures are amazing. i don't know if we have a picture of you. what year did you say this was? >> 1962. >> "look" magazine. do you remember -- >> i was 5. yeah. >> you were 5, okay. what were you doing? that's you in the front. yu

and he's convinced that oswald acted alone. he was a disgruntled, unhappy man.felt he needed to have an identity. and the way he found out was to kill president kennedy. but larry who knows the situation very well, never thought there was a conspiracy around it. and i think he's right. >> the book is beautiful. >> thank you. >> it's substantial. it's beautiful. the pictures are amazing. i don't know if we have a picture of you. what year did you say this was? >> 1962. >> "look" magazine. do you remember -- >> i was 5. yeah. >> you were 5, okay. you were a kid. what were you doing? that's you in the front. that's you in the far left. and you said you guys are in a golf cart. >> i look a little concerned there because we're heading for a large hill at a high rate of speed. and we're being driven by a guy that wrecked his p.t. boat in the war. but it was a lot of fun. >> who was in the cart with you? >> my cousin john. and the rfks and the shrivers are in the backseat. where we like them to be. >> you looked at the photographs. you looked at speeches and writings.

mister oswald, i want to start with you. you were speaking of the hurdles that the va has to cross to eliminate the social security number and of course how critical it is that we make sure we identify each patient and their lives are in the balance and make sure they get the right medication and so forth so you are saying that as a replacement for the social security number, you started implementing and icn. what you didn't tell us is how long it's going to take to get that done what would be your best estimate for when you can get that done? >> the nbi which is the registry, of certain types of it has been in place in various incarnations since 1999. >> you don't use social security numbers anymore? >> we do use but it's used as the primary identifier is still in the va process. the itn is generated by all the information the nbi collects.though using that icn as a means to identify a program as their information traverses the system or you know, machines, talking to machines, that has happened to a large extent already. i

for stephanie oswald, this is her first without her son andrew. rehab, he died alone in his apartment from a heroine overdose. it's not the kind of things parents would usually include in their childhoo obituary but stee did. >> on january 27, 2017, our beautiful son andrew died from a heroin overdose. he was 23 years old. no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> more parents are using stark candor in their child's obituary about heroin addiction to reach out to families struggling in silence, feeling shame and embarrassment. >> people have to stop seeing it as a dirty little secret. it's everywhere. the more people who are honest about what's going on out there, the more attention it can get. >> andrews addiction began after being prescribed oxycodone after a car accident. stephanie said she was hesitant at first about being so public. >> since he had kept it such a secret to all of his friends here, i feel like i outed him in a way. it was momentary, but i still felt that. >> the obituary had an impact immediately. strangers, other par

for stephanie oswald, this is her first without her son andrew. despite rehab, he died alone in his apartment from a heroine overdose. it's not the kind of things parents would usually include in their childhoo obituary but stee did. >> on january 27, 2017, our beautiful son andrew died from a heroin overdose. he was 23 years old. no parent should ever have to bury their child. >> more parents are using stark candor in their child's obituary about heroin addiction to reach out to families struggling in silence, feeling shame and embarrassment. >> people have to stop seeing it as a dirty little secret. it's everywhere. the more people who are honest about what's going on out there, the more attention it can get. >> andrews addiction began after being prescribed oxycodone after a car accident. stephanie said she was hesitant at first about being so public. >> since he had kept it such a secret to all of his friends here, i feel like i outed him in a way. it was momentary, but i still felt that. >> the obituary had an impact immediately. strangers, o

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i was felt that lee harvey oswald have been put on trial, a lot of the conspiracy theories that are circulating would have been put at rest them. >> this is the kind of thing that goes on and non- democracies. i have not seen anything like this since october 20, 1973 when president nixon fired the watergate special prosecutor. >> the only winner tonight are sitting in the kremlin. >> i have a width of fascism tonight. >> jesse: remember a few months ago when both the media and democrats were attacking comey. something his investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails cost for the election. let's listen to the democrats than. >> we are all disturbed, first of all by the letter which really broke precedent and was over the advice of the leaders of the justice department. >> he has a big burden of proof so to speak on him for why he did what he did that is such a appalling act that goes against the tradition of prosecutors at every level of government. >> i think he's a good person maybe is not the right job. >> i think you should take a hard look at what he has done. i think it would not be a bad

stephanie oswald owes only son andrew became addicted to oxycontin after being prescribed a drug for the car accident. despite his chance to get clean he died alone from an apparent drug overdose just 23 years old. >>> and he just stopped seeing it as a dirty little secret because it is everywhere. it is just everywhere. and so the more people who are honest about what's going on out there and to more attention they can get. >>> for stephanie, she says sharing her son's addiction is in the an easy decision, but an important one to help parents suffering in silence. >>> bill clinton addressed the graduates at william smith college in new york this morning. he spoke about a number of political topics including everything from today's chaotic world to the pros and the cons of technological development and the topic of islam phobia. >> their murder rate is one- third the national average. but we have all heard about it. it doesn't mean we should be tough on terrorism committed by radicals, but it means we shouldn't go around with the apples and the oranges, terrifying some of the devoted

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