here's a picture of lee harvey oswald that tragic day, a famous iconic image of mine and the gun oswald used to shoot jfk. as a working journalist i was at a lot of these events. i felt this exhibit would serve a better purpose showing the work of my colleagues rather than some lesser pictures i had made. as i look around the walls here and remember the 4 months that went into putting this exhibit together, all of these photographs by photographers i knew that i traveled with, had breakfast or dinner with, it was quite an experience, looking back on history and remembering those moments. some of them hard struggles to get. a picture, it looks like it's very easy to take. finding that you are a fly on the wall in many instances. looking for the decisive moment. these are pictures of the leading photographers of the golden age of photography. i'm very proud that they all allowed me to kind of get into their archives and find the images that tell a story of john f. kennedy and his vision for america. you can watch this, and other american artifacts programs, anytime by visiting our website

. >> reporter: karen oswald, a fingerprint expert, worked the case.tors visually inspected the staining on the hood, they dusted it for prints. >> there were a few handprints that were developed on the hood. >> and were you able to get prints off of them? was it usable handprint? >> they weren't usable the way they were with just the white fingerprint powder. there weren't enough characteristics to compare it to somebody else. >> reporter: then they did a second test using a chemical called amido black. and this time, there was enough detail. one of the handprints was useable for comparison. and the test told them something else. >> so if there's blood on this palm print it's going to now show up with this chemical? >> hopefully, yes. >> and what happened when you put the chemical on it? >> it did develop. >> so the palm print turned blue? >> yes. blue. >> which means that there was very likely blood in that palm print. >> correct. >> and that's a big deal. >> it's a tremendous deal. >> reporter: while oswald and her team examined the prints, other in

his name is jackson oswald. he is 15 and he just created something i would have never thought i would be able to create because i would not be able to, nuclear fusion in his home. >> he did it way before his 15th birthday. he's now 15. i believe he did this right before his 13th birthday. >> that's right. he's now 15. he lives in memphis, was dubbed by guinness as the world's youngest person to achieve nuclear fusion. i guess it took a while for them to verify it, but he did it at a very, very young age. he's a smart kid. way to go. >> way to go. >> that looks like a fancy espresso machine. >>> take a look at this. this is going to get us all in the right mood on this friday. this toddler and this golden retriever are described as best friends. i don't know who has more energy, but that dog is jumping head first right into that ball pit and the toddler is loving it. >> that toddler is also like, who's going to clean this up? >> that's what the mom is saying. guess what, y'all, friday polka. >> polka.thltitalente

weekend had vanished suddenly the team created shots off the charts 5 on the sleeve the game against oswald was when he would have bets and we had to prove that it was just out of the to do we did it i'm and they continue to. do it after the break and right jan with a looping head it's a double leave. before the germany international found the space and converted and no other writing or assist. open to a closing down freiburg in their build up play and soon after giovanni raina made a hat trick of assists poland with his price in the 66 minutes. 5 the region ran into the channels a latch on to the youngsters pass 17 ryan is not just the man for the future but also the presence of him. astonishingly it was freiburg who had covered more distance in the match but no one time and again won the boat and put them on the butt like here with paul in storming forward to find félix past life. was before i 1st put this league goal for the local lad very good for neil has a lot for the home crowd. good at home but they're also to do it the way know and yeah you see again with the fans at the back it's

we have had conservative governments talk about, it was george oswald who came up for north and seemsbooted. and there is definitely a need to and the regional imbalance in england. —— northern powerhouse. levels of investment that go into infrastructural and transport, and the arts in certain parts of the north. i am a ways wary of using the north. i am a ways wary of using the north as a bank at term. newcastle is different from liverpool which is different from yorkshire and humber which is different from manchester. overall, there is a discrepancy in investment and funding. and obviously grant shapps is promising more. let's see what he delivers first before we get too excited here, ifi first before we get too excited here, if i was getting up —— if i was living up there i would be tired of all the rhetoric and with the delivery. and of course having won so delivery. and of course having won so many of those redwall seats from a labour in the general election and as you set the timing is interesting because we have this sort of sta ndoff because we have this sort of standoff betwe