we were in palm beach. we talked for 10 or 15 minutes about various things and that was a common occurrence whenever he would call. i would talk to him. >> what did not mrs. kennedy take the call? >> she did not find it necessary to talk to him all the time. she informed me when she got around to it she would call him and say hello but i do not know that she ever did. i am not sure. >> your book has been on the best-seller list and you have been on the book tour. how many different cities have you been to? >> alessi. new york, twice, kansas city, san diego, san francisco, dallas, houston, chicago, and washington, d.c., and there's more to go. >> what have you found the public to be interested in? >> they're interested in the fact that this is a book that paints a portrait of mrs. kennedy. tells about her life, what she was really like. there is no gossip or salacious information. it is what happened and what she was like an how humorous she was and how intelligent she was. and kind of rambunctious. she'd tr

same in palm beach. but it just got to be too much for everybody, and so they had a friend who had a home, and they leased a house from c. michael paul in palm beach. in middleburg, they leased a place, 400-acre place. well, the owner finally terminated the lease, so they had to build a house, and they built a house. we that was another house she lived in. >> what kind of trouble did that cause for you? >> well, it meant that every place that was a residence, we had to re-establish security and set up new communications, white house communications agency had to do that. so, you know, it caused problems. when she built the house in middleburg called wexford, we built in that house some security devices. then they decided to rent the house for the first summer. that created a problem. eventually she did move into the house and lived there a very short period of time. >> you found yourself out there in middleburg, places like that, and cape cod, just with her and your own protection group, but she would --

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the opinion stated, quote, palm beach county, for example, began the process with a 1990 guideline which precluded comments completely attached chads switched to a rule that considered a vote to be legal if any light could be seen through a chad changed back to the 1990 rule and then abandoned any pretense of a per se rule only to have a court order that the county considered dimpled chads legal, unquote. the paragraph is misleading in two respects. first, what it describes is switching to a new rule was, in fact, only a clarification of the original rule that considered only hanging chads as valid votes. the "new" rule clarified that a hanging chad was one through any light could be seen, since that evidence that the chad was not completely attached. second, what the paragraph describes as changing back to the 1990 rule was just a continuation of the practice of not counting dimpled chads. of most significance, however, is the fact that the county ended up treating dimpled chads as valid votes before the united states supreme court ruled. while the court's per curiam opinion is misleadi

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but in palm beach, that is what the area is. >> right. >> there's a lot of money in palm beach.ere. i don't drift away too much from that area because i know it very well. and i think that's very important. you know, there's homes that are setting back further from the infrastructure that might be on a bigger piece of property or a bigger home. and they look very appetizing, but if you do the statistics, people are moving out of those areas. so you might want to stay away from those, you know. people want to be closer to the infrastructure of not just schools but airports, restaurants, shopping malls. and they don't want to commute anymore. and, you know, with gas prices where they are -- >> right. >> it makes them want to go there even more. >> you sound like a savvy guy. which brings me to my next question. you've mentioned locations many times during this interview. it's not always location, location, location. which place looks most attractive to you right now? which market? >> like i said, i like palm beach. florida's hot. a lot of the areas that got hit hard during the hou

. >> caller: booyah from sunny palm beach, dr. cramer. >> i love palm beach. what's going on?please tell me if i'm diversified, apple, baker hughes, cisco, intel, century link, ctl. >> okay. no. no. you got some real work to do here. century link, that's fine. that's a higher yielding slow growth teleco. baker hughes, not great oil services company so you have oil services and teleco. then you have these three. these are all in the same cohort, cisco, apple and intel. even though intel has had great yield, we'll sell intel and though cisco is down on its luck and seems cheap are we're going to sell cisco and keep apple. let's put honeywell in, that would be good to replace cisco and then maybe not all industrials, we'll go back and use the hormel example to replace intel and then i would feel -- but not yet. rich in california, please. >> caller: thanks very much for sharing your knowledge and that dirty adult linoleum floor with us. >> i hear you. what's up? >> caller: my fold holdings are the infamous american international group, british petroleum, government properties inc

. >>> this comes to us from wptv news, channel 5 in west palm beach where in nearby delray beach, a tradition between a father and daughter has walked off in the sunset. get this, every day for the last ten years, frank has walked his now 13-year-old daughter, laura to school. they took that journey together more than 1600 times. but now, laura is off to high school. so they have made their final daily track. they still plan on walking it once a year to remember the bond they formed along all those miles. neat story there. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today" your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> at 4:28. 58 degrees. a cool start for a lot of us. we'll have the full details on the day and weekend ahead. first, good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this friday, may 18, 2012. >>> leaders of the world's largest economies begin arriving in washington this morning. they are here for the g-8 summit being held this weekend at camp david. the economic crisis in greece expected to dominate this weekend's meeting. its government is divide

. >>> this comes to us from wptv news, channel 5 in west palm beach where in nearby delray beach, a traditionetween a father and daughter has walked off in the sunset. get this, every day for the last ten years, frank has walked his now 13-year-old daughter, laura to school. they took that journey together more than 1600 times. but now, laura is off to high school. so they have made their final daily track. they still plan on walking it once a year to remember the bond they formed along all those miles. neat story there. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today" your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a cool start on this friday morning. temperatures are in the upper 40's and low 50's this morning. mostly sunny skies today. we will make it up to 76 this afternoon. we will check the forecast for pre this weekend when i come back in just a few minutes. >> 50 degrees on tv hill. >> the governor is looking for help about the future of gaming in maryland. >> is violence downtown as bad as one del

phil keating is live outside of the courthouse in west palm beach, florida. what a circus. >> yeah. this is a sensational court case here in palm beach county as you can man, a very wealthy man, founder of the international polo club which is internationally regarded in wellington. he reportedly paid $40 million to the family of the victim already. so that civil case is already done with. but now the juror, dennis demartin, the one who has written this 36-page book called, believing in the truth, is about to walk into this courtroom and be peppered by the judge and roy black has offered several questions for the judge to ask this juror, dennis demartin, basically, demartin is accused of violating blatantly the judge's directive to all of the jurors that they don't conduct any experiments outside of the courtroom, or outside of the deliberations room. that they can only take into that deliberations room witnesses, testimony, and evidence that was gathered during the courtroom. what demartin describes in his book, we have a full screen quote to show you here on

we know that in march of this year, 2012, dominion got busted in palm beach, florida. their citizens assigned votes to the wrong candidates. when you have a right choice of voting system with 16 candidates on the ballot, if this system is citing the wrong votes to the right -- wrong candidates, we have a bad election. 460,000 registered voters, six out of 10 do not vote t. that is six out of 10 voting against the official family. that is only 18% of the voters in san francisco that voted for mayor that authorized an election system where the central tabulation is fraudulent. where did you go to make complaints for this type of thing? as a candidate, i was not allowed into the locked door to see the process. i am living in the housing authority. we have a problem at the housing authority where 30 or $40 million contracts are being awarded routinely. no 72-hour notice is being given to anybody about what constitutes those contracts and to the bidders are and it is incomplete violation of the sunshine ordinance. amos brown and housing commission, complete violation of fed

watching us on newschannel 5 west palm beach florida, del ray beach, pirates through paintings by ahoy maitz at cornell museum of art and american culture, that is the early event of the day. >>> you know your film is doing good business when you are looking at $100 million in the second week at the box office. the avengers should be the first fill tom take in $100 million in the second weekend thanks to viewers who don't rush out to see film and repeat fans coming back for another look. >>> thanks to the avenger, johnny depp won't have a number one film. any other weekend he surely would have with "dark shadows" the comedy takeoff on the 60s soap opera is expected to earn $35 million. >>> a third man has come forward with accusations against john travolta, a former cruise ship employee alleges he offered him $12,000 to have sex in may of 2009. >>> finally, who would you cast as you? country music legend loretta lynn is taking her life story to broadway and she has chosen zoe deschanel to play herself. they performed a did yduet at td ol opry. we shall see. >> see you on broadway. >>>

accomplishment for a florida man who sailed around the world on a catamaran >>> as he arrived in west palm beach yesterday it took care three years to complete the trip this than most of the time cramped inside the cabin but they're protected from the big waves >>> title for the worst traffic city in united states goes to honolulu, hawaii trevor's waste several months per year inside their cars. congestion has dropped 30% because many people don't have jobs and prices and they are staying home is that because they have a lot of the freeways? >>> i guess boston is that too. >>> the warriors are crossing the bay the team said it will leave oakland in 2017 for san francisco, they plan to build a $500 million privately funded irina on the waterfront. hoagland calls it a slap in the face >>> we are appreciative for the home with that in oakland for the last 40 years >>> you're doing this for the money let's be honest >>> the team must clean up beers 30 and 32 at a cost of a million dollars the warriors will get a long-term lease san francisco says no tax money in the project. the stanley cup champion

watching us on wptv newschannel 5 west palm beach florida in delray beach celebrate pirates. ahoy maitz at the cornell museum of art and american culture. >>> here is an early look at the headlines in entertainment. >>> you know your film is doing good when you're looking at $100 million in the second weekend at the box office. the avengers should follow up the record-breaking debut by becoming the first film to take in $100 billion in the second weekend thanks to older viewers who don't rush out right away and repeat fans coming back for another look. >>> thanks to the avengers juggernaut, johnny depp won't have a number one film this weekend. "dark shadows" is expected to earn around $35 million. >>> a third man has come forward with accusations against john travolta. a former cruise ship employee alleges travolta offered him $12,000 to have sex in may, 2009. >>> finally, who would you cast as you? well, 80-year-old country music legend loretta lynn is taking her life story to broadway and chosen zoe deschanel to play herself. zoe says loretta is a hero of her. >> you said

west palm beach florida. guess who's living with me and my family now in los angles?ughter] i'll say it again, i'm happy to be in santa ana. [laughter and applause] [cheering and applause] well, i know some of you know what's going on this evening. i have little people in boxes, and uh... i got to tell you, the way security is at the airports

from wptv in west palm beach florida, will del ray beach, a tradition between a father and daughter has walked off into the sun set. every day for the last ten years, frank has walked his 13-year-old daughter laura to school and they took that journey more than 1600 time. but now, laura is off to high school. so they have made their final daily track. they still plan on walking it once a year to remember the bond they formed along all those miles. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> a musician in croatia is adding chock la tear to his resume. a singer and producer of punk rock is playing out his sweet tunes through chocolate, cast into vinyls and the sweet sounds started as a joke but the musician realized the cocoa canvas produced quality sound. the band's single will hit shelves in sweet shops and record stores soon. >> here is one way to make your workout interesting. one man in australia is running a half marathon while riding in a hot air balloon. it took about three hours to run the 13 miles on a generator powered t

joe is about palm beach and miami.i will say, florida elections are won and lost in the i-4 corridor. orlando, tampa, and there is a growing hispanic population, a lot of puerto ricans but a lot of people from central and south america who now live there. and that's where florida is going to be won and lost. >> you point out in the first read as well. you say here is something to consider regarding the new poll. florida, ohio, virginia, all obama has to do is win one of these. and he likely surpasses this 270 needed. even if romney wins, all three obama still has a viable though slim path to that number. >> he does. so when you look at ohio, you look at virginia, you look at florida. to get to 270 electoral votes, mitt romney needs to win all three. for almost all the different scenarios. it could be a little give and take but that's basically their mission. obama's map, on the other hand, he could get to 270 by winning just one. actually wins two of those. he wins ohio and virginia. you can see him getting well past 2

the palm beach post reported waters stopped counting his concussions at 15. when i asked june how many he sustained, he says hard to say. >> the way we look at concussions as football players, i was out of it. i don't -- you know, i may have went to sleep. i would say a lot of guys probably had a lot of concussions, you know, even though they may not be documented. >> reporter: the medical community seems to be putting a full court press on the issue. where does that leave players like jacobi? a state of limbo. >> were we told everything at that time? what i know is that there are guys that are in serious health that need some answers. >> reporter: dave owens, 9news now. >>> in other health news the centers for disease control says death rates among diabetics dropped 23% from 1997 to 2006. doctors believe new treatments have made it less likely heart disease or stroke will kill diabetics. researchers say people with diabetes are still more likely to die younger but that gap is narrowing. >>> an experimental vaccine is helping patients with pancreatic cancer l

david died of a drug overdose in easter weekend in a palm beach hotel in 1984. michael was killed in a skiing accident in aspen in 1997. then the cousins. john f. kennedy jr. lost in a plane crash in 1999. cara, teddy kennedy's daughter, of a heart attack only last year, and of course the loss of his beloved uncle teddy three years ago. mary kennedy's family said, quote, we deeply regret the death of our beloved sister mary whose radiance and creative spirit will be sorely missed by those who loved her. our heart goes out to our children who she loved without reservation. the family's young children range in age from 10 to 17. brian. >> from washington, andrea mitchell starting us off with this late news tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> now to north carolina where the defense has rested in the john edwards trial without the defendant, his daughter, or mistress taking the stand. nbc's lisa myers has been covering the trial and joined us tonight from the courthouse in greensboro. lisa, good evening. >> good evening, brian. edwards' lawyers abruptly rested their case a

details, now, from aaron guy from our west palm beach affiliate. >> reporter: 40 years ago. was the last time emma olsen got to tell her son she loves him. >> i just put him in my arms and held him. as tight as i could, without breaking him. >> reporter: and it was the power of the internet, something unheard of the day she delivered a little boy that eventually brought this mother and son back together. >> happy mother's day. >> hi, sweetie. >> my son, when he got old enough, he opened his birth records and found out that i was his birth mother. it took him 20 years to find me. and he found me on my birthday, april 3rd. >> reporter: olson is pretty savvy online. but little did she know, facebook would reunite her with her son, larry johnson. >> i almost fell off the chair. when i saw this come up. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. lord, what are you doing here? is it time for me, finally, to see my son? >> reporter: and it sure was. you see, johnson says he had a wonderful childhood. but sadly, had to bury both his parents last year. but because he never gave up searching, he was a

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phil keating is live in west palm beach, florida. what is this juror accused of doing, phil?> reporter: jon, he is accused of blatantly disregarding and ignoring the judge's directive to all of the jurors, that no personal experiments could be conducted outside of that courtroom or the deliberations room. the juror, dennis demartin, released a book last week, 36 pages long, called, believing in the truth. in it he writes these excerpts. quote at 9 p.m. i had vodka and ton nick another at 9:30 and 10:00 p.m.. i started to walk to the clubhouse two streets over in our complex. i walked around for a short time and decided to go back home. i was confused. when the alarm went off the next morning i got up and felt relieved. the question in my mind the night before was answered to me. that being, that john goodman was too drunk to drive the night of the fatal accident. goodman of course, bac, blood-alcohol content was .237 taken by police several hours after the accident. and last monday the judge specifically asked this juror if there was any presumption of guilt by any of them go

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augustine if you like and palm beach on that atlantic coast. but also the ding darling national wildlife refuge, and ding darling was a young cart n cartoonist who roosevelt adopted to promote conservation. and roosevelt created the national forests in florida that links the atlantic to the gulf. and if you look on a map you'll see the big green swatch of national forest and that's a heavy manatee area which he preserved also. >> i've been interviewing for 15 years at a minimum, how do you remember all those things? >> i love history. you know that, brian, about me. i just love it. and i have a good memory, i guess, for things i -- i have a micromemory when i get in to something -- >> a photographic memory? >> i don't know if it's that. but my enthusiasm is so high, when i find documents, i'm very excited about it and i'm able to incorporate all of that. this really opened my eyes. i had been going before i wrote these books to these parks and i wasn't thinking about the backstory of how we got this system and we're also looking for good news i

look, maybe 35,000 jewish voters in palm beach actually did vote for pat buchanan. i don't know. >> we're pretty sure they didn't. >> but there's no question that gore won on a popular vote basis but that doesn't matter because that's the way it's counted. if i heard you correctly and i would like to be corrected if i'm wrong, is that to a certain extent you're empowering me as someone whose vote doesn't count or the new technology put it this way written large is enabling me to influence someone in ohio or in colorado or, you know, the ten states that really do matter, we're told in this the election. is that true? >> i think that is not necessarily a new practice. i think that, you know, as long as we've had the elections that have existed out of a single province where counties will call into target counties and states into target states. that has been going on. >> my question is will the new technology make that more scientific? will it make it more efficient. >> more efficient, mortar get. >> now for for example would it find out i have a college classmate who

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look, maybe 35,000 jewish voters in palm beach actually did vote for pat buchanan. i don't know. >> we're pretty sure they didn't. >> there's no question that gore won on a popular vote basis. but that doesn't matter because that's not the way they're counted. what i'd like to hear from you is to a certain extent you're empowering me as somebody whose vote doesn't count or the new ternlgs put it this way, writ large, is enabling me to influence someone in ohio or colorado or the ten states that really do matter, we're told, in this election. is that true? >> yeah, i think that that's not a necessarily new practice. i think that as long as we've had elections that have existed out of a single province will counties will call in to target counties and states into target states, that has been going on -- >> my question is will the new technology make that more scientific -- >> it will make it more efficient. >> more efficient, more targeted. the efficacy will improve significantly. >> for example, i have a college classmate who works in cincinnati. for all i know he ha

in residents of palm beach county or perhaps members of the democratic party were more likely than otheroters to produce dimpled chads rather than hanging chads. there might be reason to hold that's counting the two subcategories of undervotes differently would violate the equal protection clause. but there was no claim for anyone in the case that variations in the method of counting undervotes of any systemic significance. the mere possibility that accidental and random errors might occur during the voting and recount process would not establish any intentional discrimination against pre-identified, a pre-identified group of voters and would not even establish any unintended impact on either candidate. and surely there would be nothing even arguably discriminatory and applying a rule that counted dimpled chads just like hanging chads. perhaps the florida supreme court's opinion ordering a statewide recount of undervotes was flawed because it failed to state expressly the dimpled chads as well as hanging chads should be counted as valid votes. if that omission was a flawed it could have

from palm beach to the golden gate of san francisco, a 35 million americans traveling 50 miles or more this weekend. nine out of 10 are going by car. those kind by air are paying a steep price. -- does go in by air are paying a steep price. >> the meaning of this memorial day is about americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice. at arlington national cemetery, an american flag on more than a quarter million graves. >> everyone of these veterans are touched and shown that they are remembered. i think it is humbling to be a part of that. >> joe biden paid tribute to the survivors of america's tallest -- fallen warriors. >> there will come a day, i promise you, your son or daughter or husband or wife, there is a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. you are not alone. >> on this memorial day 2012, honoring the americans who sacrificed for our freedom. this will be a poignant memorial day in washington as the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. >> cannot mention and not power important it is to mention it -- how important it is to mention what memoria

janie buried takaik and palm in palm beach. she knew he loved the glades but it was too low for him to lie with water may be washing over him with every heavy rain. anyway, the glades where the waters that killed him. she wanted him out of the way of storms so she had a strong vault built in the cemetery at west palm beach. janie went to orlando for money to put him away. takaik was the son of the evening sun and nothing was too good. the undertaker did a handsome job and takaik slept poorly on his white silken couch among the roses she had lot. he looked almost ready to grin. janie bought him a brand-new qatar and put it in his hands. he would be thinking up new songs to play to her when she got there. they had tried to hurt her but she knew it was because they love to takaik and did not understand. so she sent word to all the others through him so that they at the funeral they came with shame and apology on their faces. they wanted her quick forgetfulness, so they filled up and overflow to attend sedans that janie hired and a

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from postcard picturesque palm beach to the golden gate of san francisco, nearly 35 million americans travel 50 miles or more this weekend. nearly nine out of ten are going by car. and those going by air are paying a steep price. >> paid a little extra it for the ticket or you pay a little extra for the luggage. >> reporter: of course the meaning of this memorial day is about americans who made the ultimate sacrifice. at arlington national cemetery, troops placed an american flag on more than a quarter million graves. >> every one of these veterans are touched and shown that they are remembered. and i think it's very humbling to be a part of that. >> reporter: vice president joe biden paid tribute to the survivors of american's fallen warriors speaking from the haerts about losing his own wife and infants daughter almost 40 years ago. >> there will come a day, i promise you, when the thought of your son or daughter or your husband or wife brings a smile to your lips before brings a tear to your eye. you are not alone. >> reporter: on this memorial day 2012, honoring the americans who

from postcard picturesque palm beach to san francisco, nearly 30 million americans traveling 50 miles or more this weekend. those going by air, paying a steep price. >> either paid a little extra for the ticket or you pay extra for the luggage. >> reporter: of course, the meaning of this memorial day is about americans who've made the ultimate sacrifice. at arlington national cemetery, troops placed a flag at over a quarter million graves. >> each one of these veterans are touched and shown they are remembered. and i think it's very humbling to be part of that. >> reporter: vice president joe biden paid tribute to the survivors of fallen warriors speaking to his own loss years ago. >> there will come a day that the fog of your son or daughter or husband or wife brings a smile to your lips before it brings a tear to your eye. you are not alone. >> reporter: on this memorial day 2012, honoring the americans who've sacrificed for our freedom. and this will be a poignant memorial day here in washington as the nation marks the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. brian mooar, nbc news, was

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she buried him in palm beach. she knew he loved the glades but it was too low to lie with water washing over him with every rain. anyway, the glades and the waters that killed him, she wanted him out of the way of storms, so she had a strong vault built in the cemetery at west palm beach. she had went to orlando for money to put him away. he was the son of even sun and nothing was too good. the undertaken did a handsome job and he slept on the white silken couch among the rose she had bought. he looked almost ready to grin. she bought him a brand new guitar and put in his hands. he would be thinking of new songs to play to her when he got there. the friends tried to hurt her, but she knew it was because they loved him and didn't understand. so she said soft words and to all the others through him, so the day of the funeral, they came with shame and apology in their faces. they wanted her quick forgetfulness. so they filled up and overflows the tents they shired and added over to the line. then the band plays and h

performing live tomorrow night at the ritz in tampa and on saturday as part of sunfest in west palm beachgets there in time, knock on wood. >> dicky: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying? this is fun. we showed some of these last night. there's a game called draw something that will take complete control of your life if you play it. be really careful. it's kind of like pictionary. you do it online with your friends. they give you a choice of three words and you pick one and draw it. one of the words last week was "kimmel" and they sent us some of the artwork that people made, trying to tell their -- and some of this art work is unbelievable. this -- me, a lot of guillermo. and -- that's me and you, guillermo. i don't know which is which. there we are in court. that's just guillermo. >> wow. >> jimmy: there's another one, just guillermo. that's lego guillermo. there we are on the set together. that's a really good one, too. there's just guillermo. i like that one a lot. and look at that, guillermo strangling me. so, that's fun. now, here's the thing. [ applause ] draw somet

they claim the candidate mitt romney flew from jacksonville to palm beach in florida yesterday. that wasn't the only 2008 flash back this week. >> is do believe the economy, jobs, national security are by far the most pressing issue facing the country today. i also feel that every candidate needs to be fully vetted. that's something the mainstream media failed to do back in 2008 with barack obama. >> that is the conservative narrative about what went wrong the last election that barack obama was never properly vetted. the media never fully checked him out. if the american people only known the truth back in '08. they would have never made the terrible decision to elect him as president, which is perhaps why so much of this news felt very familiar. >> i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. i don't know. but i do know this, that in his heart he's not an american. he's just not an american. >> i believe that the president was born in hawaii. or at least i hope he was. my responsibility as secretary of state is to make sure that the ballots in arizon