the palm oil is generating revenue for the government in terms of export taxes on palm oil, in terms of payroll taxes and payments io sociasecurity systems and all of the government programs. palm oil is more valuable than the forest right now because of the way we value forests. >> while indonesia is looking to scale up its production of palm oil, this will come at a great cost. it will come at a great cost to the environment and the ecosystem. >> with their old homes deforested, elephants and other wildlife have to move somewhere. it's here in farming villages that humans and elephants collide. in aceh, communities rely on agriculture, and when elephants begin eating those crops, conflicts become deadly. >> [speaking lal language] >> loss of lifesn't new to the people of aceh. for over 30 years, violent clashes occurred between rebels and the jakarta government, until 2004, when a peace treaty was signed. over 15,000 people died in that confct. two years after the peace treaty, aceh was hit by a series of deadly floods, killing dozens. experts believe extensive logging in the surro

every day we consume palm oil, labeled as vegetable oil. and a lot of it is coming from here in indonesia. ey've converted the lowlands already. and now the palm oil plantations are moving up and up the slopes, to here, leuser rainforest. we've gotta go. >> leuser isn't the only place experiencing deforestation. since 1985, more than 50% of the forests in sumatra have been cleared, not just for palm oil plantations, but also for paper, wood, mines, and road infrastructure. what took thousands of years to grow is coming down at an alarming rate. >> look at that. we traveled for over an hour, deep into this palm oil plantation, till we've got here, the front line of the expansion. this expansion here is illegal under indonesian law, and it's all happening foralm oil. this timber will be shipped off to market, and in its place, in a matter of days, young palm oil seedlings will be planted. >> palm oil is one of the most widespread vegetable oils throughout the world. within indonesia itself and also china and india, the 3 of them account for f

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so we, this is live shot, inside of our new palm restaurant.ow they do it. >> she does it right on the wall. >> wow. >> because we were talking about this yesterday. we thought maybe she did it off the wall, and then kind of pays dollars it up. >> i thought it for years was a stencil that they then paced up on the wall. so, we shamed them into doing us. the four every us, me, and alex, and sue, and bob, and that's what they're doing inside the palm right now. >> wow. >> that's pretty cool. i would also like to say, i know we're seeing a man now, but whether we talk to the palm yesterday, a woman over this. so i love the girl power aspect of this. how there is a woman behind all of these charicatures. >> we sent her a shot yesterday. already traced it out. >> and we have no idea what picture was sent, right? >> no. >> there is no telling how we will come out. >> looks like i have my hand in my pocket. >> which is typical. >> they captured your likeness. >> maybe they have pool there now, i don't know, i haven't seen the new palm. >> is it right

the palm has been closed for renovation action. john mcdevitt from "kyw news radio" takes us inside. >> the palm philadelphia owned in the late 80s, known for steaks and seafood and deck can't signs, and of course the clark can i tours of good customers and the famous, olds ones cut out of the wall before the remodel given to those who inspired them, like former mayor and governor ed rendell getting a sneak peak of the new place and making a reservation for next week. >> almost two decades, the place where political people go, business people, inter mink link, always the day after the election, that there is a big meeting of all of the political people, had lunch at the palm. >> paul sands err the palm philadelphia general manager. he said the menu pretty much the same. it is the space that has changed. >> if you look around, tremendous amount of eye appeal. >> final preparations are underway, the char can i tours painted on walls, not all of them are newment take rocky over there. he's from the old wall. >> we can't show you all o

. >> paul sander the palm philadelphia's general manager. he said the menu is pretty much the same, it is the space that's changed. >> if you take a look around, i think there is a tremendous amount of eye appeal in what we presented here. >> final preparations are underway, the charge can i tours being painted on the wall, not all are new, take rocky over, there from the old wall. >> we can't show you all of the characture tours, surprise for opening day, we can show this one, bradley cooper and his mother cooking lobster. >> the big difference now, between what we did in the olds restaurant, not doing them in the studio any more, doing them directly on the wall, more time consuming. >> how do you get your face on the wall. >> all about loyalty. all about relationships between the guesses, the restaurant, and the gm. >> the palm philadelphia is booked solid for opening weaken. sean mcdevitt, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> well, a traveling replica of the viet nam memorial wall making a stop in penndel this weekend. the wal

here are the bright colors on the map. 107 in fresno today. 20 in palm springs. 90s around l.a. so it is quite hot. heading into southern california later on today, see the temperatures around san francisco, not too bad. actually, staying cooler moving through the weekend and valleys, hot today. and then numbers dropping into the low 90s by the end of the weekend. now, let's see how things shape up with your friday commute. >> i usually like going to palm springs but i think i'll avoid it for a while with the temperatures. i don't know about 120. but what is looking pretty good out here, though, are the roads. right now, the speed sensors showing fairly green conditions and for the traffic maps flowing smoothly. no major slowing. we were seeing a minor fender bender in the south bay and cleared off nicely to the right-hand shoulder and southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road, ten-minute delay. 28 from 385 to 880, two minutes. and our bridge drive times fairly nice. westbound 580 to richmond bridge, eight minutes. westbound 80 to the bray bridge about eight minutes. and san matteo

kerry sanders, nbc news, palm beach gardens, florida. >>> it's the end of an era for apple. the ipod nano and the ipod shuffle are officially no more. not so long ago both devices were at the forefront of a revolution that changed how we listen to music. but these days with so many just relying on their phones for music, apple has discontinued everything but the ipod touch. >>> when we come back, honoring a brave and loyal dog who served his country in war. how a plan for a homeless encampment in san jose has city leaders backpedaling. ===terry/take vo=== plus - google, twitter and facebook find themselves in court - the shocking accusations from a bay area family. ===next close=== next. ==jan/take vo== >>> some of the strongest bonds of friendship are forged on the field of battle where, as we've come to know, warriors come in many forms and shapes. we end tonight with a story of one such friendship, a marine and the dog who served with him and their bond that touched a michigan community and ended with one final act of love and honor. two proud marines in their dress unifo

poolside at the palms resort simpson strategizes a play to score back his stuff. >> and he says to me need someone that i can trust to go up there or go and see what it is. >> reporter: charlie ehrlich, a miami strip club promoter, agrees to pose as a buyer. >> so i said o.j., listen, for you i'm going to do this. >> reporter: ehrlich leaves, and simpson's former golfing buddy walter alexander joins in too. >> riccio left, and then all of a sudden the conversation got serious. >> reporter: what was the plan? what did o.j. say he wanted to do? >> when he approached me about it, he was like, hey, man, will you watch my back? so i said yes. and then after i said yes he leaned in a little closer and he said, "by the way, can you get some heat?" >> meaning a gun? >> meaning a gun. and when he said that, i hesitated. >> reporter: while he hesitates, someone else speaks up. michael mcclinton, a friend from the los angeles nightclub scene. and at the time he ran a security company and had a concealed carry permit. >> he asked me, would you go with me to be my security? sure, i'll go with you.

. >> the palm, the renovated palm after a couple of years. >> is it done?e for their charge at this tuscon l wall, so we shamed them into doing this for us. >> yes. >> it is bob kelly, sue serio, alex holley, then there is me, in my blue suit, and -- >> and you love your blue suit. >> would you say it is done, megan, in the control room? >> are they taking a lunch break? >> it looks like to to me but i don't have confirmation. >> think they'll add the sun behind good day or something? i don't know, but you look done. >> okay. >> we will zoom in on that eventually and show you the finished product when they put some accents on there. let's get into. >> this kevin hart is shutting down shame rumors, his wife is pregnant, right? >> a.m. evening owe, yes, he is. so there are photos, and a video out there. of course this is picture of kevin with his wife. >> okay. >> but these photos, and the video, basically, they were in, well, she was if the back seat after car, and he was in the car. and it happened at 5:00 in the morning in miami. >> okay? >> we can't show

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i'm right behind me you can see some palm trees the idea behind the palm trees that you see there is to try and create a break between the road. i where the pavement where of course all this holiday makers are. on top of that they put metal barriers in here as well to prevent any from. because we going up onto the pavement. cameras have been installed double the nurseries crashes in france and then put inside schools as well and this much more police. going around the schools going round the nurseries on a daily basis make sure that nothing suspicious is happening. so all that has been installed in the last eight months of course it's been much more stuff that's been done which were not allowed to know about ourselves. to the ideals try at increases security here. tried increase restore confidence here but that's. far from accomplished yet. okay well thank you very much indeed from circles chris bockman in these thank you for bringing us up to speed. well as we've been saying today is france's national day a day which commemorates the start of the french revolution which began with t

not palm springs it's palm springs. >> those guys were working at the hotels and then doing stand up eventually became the big jewish comics of the '50s and '60s. >> you stay up there a whole week, you get use to the people and comedy then you hone your craft. the fun comes from the character, what he's doing, what he's thinking about and thinking of doing. so that's the way i do comedy. i don't go out and tell jokes. >> january 26 on a sunday night. >> abc. >> can you hear me? is the sound on? the sound is on? the air is off. the air is off. >> the show is usually as good as its top banana and its likers. we had rooikers that you couldn't touch. >> you had jewish writers. neil simon, woody allen. anything you laughed at in the half second of the 20th century was provided b then. >> do you recogne this voice now? hello al, remember me, i use to encourage you. i helped you in these desperate years when you needed help so very much. i encouraged you and do so much to mold your character and make you the person you are today. >> you want to hear it again? >> your shows is now by comedy

you know over at palm they reopened the palm restaurant. you hung out there a few times >> yes, it is a restaurant, so yes. >> so they reopened it. beautiful renovation, but it looks totally different, the bar isn't where it is used to be. it is to the back and to the side. >> okay. >> but they put their starting new character they are putting on the wall, that is what they are famous for. so they have put the four of us, bob, sue, alex but they misspelled, zach who is wonderful misspelled forecast on sue's sheet of paper there. >> main he meant for the cast of "good day philadelphia". >> that could be it. >> so we marched over there and talked to zach bit and shamed him. >> yes. >> repeatedly on television today. >> he is a great guy. >> super guy. >> but he stinks at spelling. >> roll the dam thing. here we go at palm hotel, due want to check out artwork. this is a good spot. >> is this it right here. >> here we are. >> wow. >> wow, super cool. >> here is artist that dit, looking good. >> what was the hardest part. >> just this guy right

i brought with me pieces of blessed palm from my church and i wrote the names of all the guys from kilo company who had been killed so i stood at the top by the bunker and i took out the pieces of blessed palm and i said in our father and hail mary and read the name and let them go one at time. 28 or 29 of them into the wind. i bent down. put on the pack and i look up and i see in the mist standing at the top of the hill i see about, i don't know, 15, 20 figures, spirits in flack jackets and helmets and i looked away twice and blinked and i fiddled with the pack and every time i look up thhy were still standing there. i asked them to watch over my family and take care of my friends. and to -- to hang together and that i'd catch up with them some day. and then i finished and they were still standing there in the mist and the rain was sifting in and out and their ponchos were moving in the wind a little bit. in't be down and picked up the backpack and put it on and saluted one time like that and walked away and never looked back. now itts a year later an i can't forget it. ♪ >> the 77 day

today, i'm driving to palm springs in my new car with my rich husband. you do what you want.'m eating the grapes. for new year's eve, we're taking phil and claire and mitch and cam to this amazing hotel i used to go to in palm springs. they got a whole package-- dinner, dancing, toast at midnight. i mean, what more do you need? grapes. (lowered voice) i said we'd stop on the way. haley, it's new year's eve. are you sure you don't wanna go to a party or something? and listen to all my friends talk about how awesome college is? i know how awesome college is. that's what got me kicked out.

#p >> characters being painted over there at the palm restaurant.oncerned. >> why are you concerned? >> well it, looks like one hands is on sue's butt and the other one in my pocket. >> i don't think it is that. i think it is up front there. >> is it up front? >> oh, it is in front of her? >> uh-huh. >> like under her -- >> uh-huh. >> breast? what is going on? >> sue just said it looks like fun. >> what do you do after the show? something you need to tell me. >> just something quickly. >> we do have 30 minute before our meeting. >> what do we do for the next 29? >> i look like a cop. i look like a detective. >> oh, look at you. >> you're investigating. >> look at my hairline. >> investigating sue? >> exactly. >> okay, you know, i think i will ' ask somebody out, have dinner at the palm and then get that table. >> do not do that. >> oh, what, what is this? oh, oh, i had no idea! >> you that i -- you think that will work. >> no. >> really, there are bees around his knees right now. >> and his face. hey, richard. >> you guys are probably, richards, why

you can see all his palm lines and prints in the art. it really is a piece of him. >>> time to make a splash. not a big one, small splash as you can possibly make. this is a the cliff diving world series in the the azores off portugal. do awesome aerobatics as perfectly as you can. don't forget this is a competition put on by red bull. >> they're probably all perfect. >> not everybody can be perfect. because somebody has to come in first, second and third. if you're the most perfect, you'll grab the top place trophy. you can see everybody has to get out there. if you want to be a spectator you need a boat to get yourself out there and watch these people just twist and tumble with precision to make that little doop in the water. >> these athletes got it going on. >> it's really neat. no belly flops at all. here are some of the maneuvers look like they came directly out of a gymnastics gym. these are some of the best professionals in the world when it comes to diving. >> it takes such a spectacular location as well. i've seen this before.

in the bottom of the district, we have parts of palm beach county and palm beach county has a lot of new jersey, people who resettled in florida. a lot of seniors and retire ceos. but it's affluent, a lot of gated communities. but a pretty good balance between democrats and republicans. there are a lot of new people, too, have haven't been courted, who haven't been really -- really didn't know candidates to speak to them. so i think that there are opportunities there. st. lucie county is predominantly democrat. and that is where we lost votes in the last election and i think we have a great opportunity to bring those people back. >> and it's also a district that tends to vote for military people. brian mast is a military veteran and you yourself are. so do you think that having a military background will help to mitigate against votes that might say no, we want to keep somebody in with a record of service? >> i definitely think it makes a difference to the voters of this district. remember, they also voted for alan west many years ago and his military service played a big role. i thi

. >> reporter: tonight palm beach gardens police releasing this new security footage, the first images showing the moment venus williams' suv and another car collided. police say the video reveals williams lawfully entered the intersection on a green traffic signal. then a car turned in front of williams causing her to get stuck in the intersection. the lights changed, williams started moving again when linda bar son says she was unable to avoid hitting her. bar son had a green light. police say the crash remains under investigation. linda bar son's 78-year-old husband jerome who was a passenger in the car died two weeks after the june 9th crash. his family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. >> court is back in session. >> reporter: lawyers for both sides were in court today. the key question, how both cars should be inspected and how data from their black boxes should be downloaded. >> we are confident that the evidence will show ms. williams was at fault. >> reporter: williams wasn't in court today. instead, battling away to a straight-set victory at wimbledon. >> she's very distrau

in the bay area, these neighborhoods in -- palm park, roosevelt, redwood oaks and redwood plaza. redwood -- >>> time is 4:56. the giants beat the indians last night, 2-0 in a walk off victory in the tenth. >> on the ground. and this one is over. >> it's over. nunez knocked in the winning run. he's one of the few giants having a pretty good season. he's the focus of trade talks too. the two teams play again at the at&t park, 12:45 today. >>> in the meantime, the oakland a's lost a heart breaker to tampa bay, 4-3 at the coliseum. chris davis, he's ridiculous. hit his 27th homer this season. gave the a's an early 2-0 lead. in the top of the ninth, they were one out away from victory and reliever casia couldn't close it. he gave up consecutive two-out run scoring hits and that's how the game ended and the two games play today at 12:35. >>> we're coming up on our 5:00 hour. and there's a wild fire burning near yosemite. it is now threatening hundreds of homes, thousands of people had to evacuate. coming up next, we'll have the details of the fire. it has been declared a state of emerg

. >> look at you. >> you are in three places at once. >> that is right. >> palm in new york, palm in philly and right here. >> i'm in two palmness new york. >> so four places. >> excuse me. >> yeah. >> it looks different then the one you have now the recent one. >> it is probably 10 years ago >> look at your eyebrows they were so dark. >> i have thinned them out sue, over the years. >> and then drew them back in as we watched here on "good day philadelphia". >> yes. >> amazing. >> we have dense fog advisory continuing until 8:00 this morning for counties you see to the north of us but a lot of places are experiencing fog this morning. we have flash flood watch that starts this afternoon and goes until tomorrow afternoon. hes of rain in these places, including philadelphia, it is possible in a very short period of time so be careful overnight tonight. sixty's and seven owe's for buddy. he has gone to the shore but you have to keep your eye on the sky for pop up showers and thunderstorms especially later on. is there a look at radar nothing happening here at the moment except a lot of

the palm restaurant is reopening after more than a year of renovations.t's new from top to bottom and includes artwork with caricatures of famous celebrities, a tradition that dates back to the first palm restaurant in new york. >>> a group of firefighters in california is honoring nba and 76ers legend charles barkley. fire crews paid tribute at a golf tournament. ten years ago he donated money to meals to people affected by a wildfire. yesterday the firefighters presented barkley with a helmet and ax. and he showed off his game on the fairway. >>> happening now, revitalization project is moving in to high gear in north philly. dozens of volunteers are repairing the athletic rec center and fixing up surrounding homes. republic is providing the dumpsters as part of the cleanup effort. >>> we continue to follow the new developments in the bucks county killing spree. this morning randy gyllenhaal is taking a closer look at that criminal complaint. >> and the details inside this paperwork are what prosecutors say led them to the suspects and why a judge denie

still to come on the programme: using street art to start a conversation about the palm oil industry.oceros by using ivf. the flamboyant italian fashion designer gianni versace has been shot dead in florida. the multi—millionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans, but tonight it is completely blacked out. it is a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 years ago today, a huge parisian crowd stormed the bastille prison — the first act of the revolution which was to topple the french monarchy. today, hundreds of thousands throng the champs—elysees for the traditional military parade. finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand.

they got this evidence, police said violated the right of way, but after looking at the footage, the palmartment common rated williams saying the vehicle driven by venus williams lawfully entered the intersection on a circular green traffic signal and attempted to travel north in the intersection to ballenisles drive. she stopped advancing to avoid a collision and when she started to proceed the accident happened. earlier this week a visibly distraught williams broke down when asked about it during a wimbledon press conference. >> there are no words to describe how devastating and -- yeah, i am completely speechless and it's just -- >> reporter: the barson family filed a wrongful death suit against the seven-time grand slam winner. it's unclear if the new evidence will change their minds. >> pauley: don dahler, assaulted a flight attendant. hope you didn't forget! what're you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thi

. >> reporter: in the video you can see williams 2010 sequoia entering the palm beach florida intersectionght. in the upper part of the video, she paused in the middle of the intersection before continuing on, when her car was struck by a hyundai driven by linda whose 78-year-old husband jerome later died from injuries. before they got this evidence, police said the tennis player violated the right of way, but after looking at the footage, the palm beach police department common rated williams saying the vehicle driven by venus williams lawfully entered the intersection on a circular green traffic signal and attempted to travel north in the intersection to ballenisles drive. she stopped advancing to avoid a collision and when she started to proceed the accident happened. earlier this week a visibly distraught williams broke down when asked about it during a wimbledon press conference. >> there are no words to describe how devastating and -- yeah, i am completely speechless and it's just -- >> reporter: the barson family filed a wrongful death suit against the seven-time grand slam winner.

. >> reporter: police say venus williams caused this fatal crash june 9th near her home in palm beach gardens, florida. williams' attorney says she had a green light and was only going about five miles an hour when she got stuck in the middle of the intersection because of traffic. the light changed and that's when the accident happened. linda barson and her husband jerome were out running errands for an upcoming family cruise when, according to a newly released police report, linda says an suv cut in front of her and she was unable to avoid crashing into williams. jerome was taken to the hospital with head injuries. the 78-year-old died two weeks later. >> this was the love of her life. >> reporter: linda barson's attorney has filed a lawsuit against the tennis star. >> i think what mrs. barson and the family is looking for is for ms. williams to be able to step forward and accept responsibility. >> reporter: according to the police report, williams was at fault for violating the right of way. in a statement, williams' attorney called the crash an unfortunate accident and said venus

when you come at someone with your palm like this, that is an authoritative stance, when you come like, it's a submissive. our president was giving mixed signals. >> do you think in donald trump's world before he got into politics, he was the dominant figure, this is completely ballgame for him, could that be part of us it, his lack of experience or feeling uncomfortable on this world on the stage you're not used to being on. >> he's learning on the job, on-the-job training 101 right now. i don't think it's been as easy as he thought it might be. >> what is my body language tell you? >> i don't know, you're getting a little >> coming up on the one-year anniversary on this show, i think we're comfortable with each other by now. >> thank you so much for coming in. fascinating to hear what you have to say >> let's talk a little bit about the weather >> gwen? the weekend is here >> my body language is saying sunshine. how is that? well, you know what? we do have sunshine but we've got other stuff happening too. let's take a look at our maps where we've been keeping an eye on radar and stro

. >>> a popular steak house in center city reopen after a year long remodel, the palm restaurant at theellevue added the finishing touches including the iconic caricature, they trace the history of the city including some of the famous residents. the palm is offering updated menu, the restaurant first opened back in the 1920's. >>> much more to come on action news, a devastating fire at a high rise in honolulu. and three people killed and tonight investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened. also, alan iverson on the court and back in town. jeff skversky talks to the sixers icon and gets his thoughts. much more coming up in just a moment. so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >>> dozens of even trump protesters gathered at penn plaza in center city this afternoon. demanding an end to what they call a fascist white house. >>> the president was at his golf course in bed minister greeted by more

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monsoon is screaming over -- palm springs over to ocean side and san diego.ks like it's just south of l.a.. if you're going down there, you have to deal with that. san francisco, bowie at 51. that north wind helps. we need that. those water temps in july can get warm. you can see the fog formation. it's onshore, san mateo, santa cruz coast, it's a northerly wind on the marine. ukiah has 56. 36 in truckee. 56 in sacramento which isn't ba. the retreat -- we'll see warmer temps after yesterday's cool down. the next couple days looks like low pressure. we'll cool down. desert southwest flexes its muscle today and we'll warmup. this fog favors areas to the south and not to the north. 60, 70s, 80s to 90s, temperatures yesterday took the plunge. they'll rebound today. cool off again tomorrow. it does look warmer inland as we head toward friday, saturday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 6:53. $5 billion in debt could get wiped from the books. coming up, why many student loans may be dismissed all because of paperwork. >>> and can tiny homes solve a big problem in the bay ar

and i'm really happy that there are students here today from cardinal lumin and also from palm beach atlantic university. ultimately the people i want to reach most are the children and grandchildren of all the people in this room. but today i'm introducing a dear fri

this event was part of the series of the founding fathers hosted by the society of fine arts in palm beach, florida. >> wow, it's great to see it fill like this. and thank you, all. good morning. and i'm really happy that there are students here today from cardinal lumin and also from palm beach atlantic university. ultimately the people i want to reach most are the children and grandchildren of all the people in this room. but today i'm introducing a dear ie

this is a beautiful watercolor painting he did when he was recovering in palm beach from back surgery. theook the time to paint kennedy estate or it i can't draw a stick figures. i think this is pretty good. the letters were to a friend of his. it's a very rare item. this is a one-of-a-kind item. that the thank you note jfk sent the woman who planned their wedding. this was one of the biggest weddings in the year in rhode island. letter, one side of the joking that he hopes she doesn't write a book. jackie writes a beautiful note which includes that she feels guilty. remarkable letter. they took time from their honeymoon to write this note. the first one of states to have a presidential primary, creating one in the 1920's. in 1960, oregon was one of the few states to have a primary. most state delegations were controlled by the big-city mayors. knew that oregon would be a critical election. his section highlights visits to oregon as he prepared to run for president. from johnletters here 1959, way before he announced his candidacy. this was laying the groundwork for an eventual campai

predates the presidency is this beautiful watercolor painting that he did when he was recovering in palm beach, florida from one of his surgeries. to paint theime kennedy compound. this was sent to a friend of his fate it is a rare item to have a item of the president actually painted. it is a really remarkable item. thatis the thank you note jfk and jackie sent the woman who planned their wedding. it was one of the biggest lettings of the year in terms of a social event of the year created he takes one side of the letter saying i hope you will not book us all. then jackie writes a beautiful note where she writes that she feels so guilty. is really a remarkable look at this couple after their marriage. they took time in their honeymoon to write this note. oregon was one of the first is to have a primary back in the 1920's. washe 1960 election oregon still one of the few states to have a primary. most state delegation conventions were controlled by the mayors, oregon had a primary. kennedy and that oregon would be a critical election to get the nomination. this convention here highlights

and give david mccollough a warm palm beach welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. good morning and thank you very much. and, gay, thank you, dear, for all that you said and all that you've done for your country. and particularly in what you did for your country in the work you did year after year at mount vernon. and there are very few sights in the world that harken as much of what's important in our story as a peel as mount vernon. and i think that gay also is a perfect example of someone who understands that the only way to get something of consequence accomplished is to work together. very little is ever accomplished alone. it's a joint effort. and, boy, can she bring us all together to create good things. thanks, pal, very much. [ applause ] i also appreciated your reference to my malifluous voice. you never know where compliments can come from in life. and one of them happen to me in boston two or three years ago when we had that horrific winter where one blizzard followed another. we had an accumulative snowfall of nine feet.

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record-breaking high temperatures from yesterday, palm springs, 122, one degree off an all-time record, phoenix, 118. woodland hills, california, 110. los angeles tying a record of 96. more records expected today as far north as spokane, boise, 104. 101 in reno. the core slides further to the east as we go through the next couple of days but still toasty for burbank to dodge city. >> a hot and humid day today. dew points in the upper 60's so when will feel a little money out there. 88 to 92. an isolated storms is not out of the western. the best possibilities out of d.c. closer 4:00 and thereafter. chances better at the beaches that here at home. otherwise, the national game should get off without a >>> more on what happened in the east yesterday and today. some severe weather possible. >> you're twinning. >> you are. >> i think we actually are -- >> he has brown in his tie. you're color coordinated. >> we've often accused of being twins. >> looking good. >> along from the weather to dodge city. >> we'll do it again tomorrow. >> america might like news headlines. >> thank you for that.

let's start with that first thing what did you make of that president trump extending an open palm and putin considering whether to take him up on the offer. was for a much. life imitating art almost because yeah i mean the thing about president trump is is a classic way of shaking hands is very much into into a dominant some power thing called a bone crusher because we've seen in recent summits of meetings of various politicians the thing about this particular photograph is as you've said is an open palm gesture which shows that you know i mean you no harm or you know that the old meaning of that is i have no weapons and i think there was and has written from president putin almost like what's this a new strategy that are more wear off you know so it was like a little bit of a thought there what should i do it do you think these sort of actions as well is this something president trump with a thought about you know his handshake and how he should offer it. i think end of the day you know earlier on your previous guest was mentioning about this this kind of mutual respect that the two