have served ambassador jean kennedy smith, connecticut senator ted kennedy junior, congressman patrick kennedy, senator joe kennedy the second, senator joe kennedy the third, ambassador caroline kennedy, lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy townsend, and maryland house of delegates mark schreiber. [applause] and finally, i would like to especially thank vikki and all of the family members who are with us today. vicki, this wonderful, wonderful occasion, thank you. [applause] you have done the nation a favor , with a tireless efforts to construct this incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission.

and patrick kennedy. >>> tens of thousands of people who packed levi stadium for wrestlemania are expected to fill bay area airports today to head back home. >>> 76,000 fans turned out yesterday protecting the attendance record at the stadium and officials estimate that the event could pump $100 million into the local economy. leaf stadium officials say wrestlemania was the perfect dry run for super bowl 50 next february. >> we are all prepared with big events here and this could be the biggest so far but we are ready. >> wrestlemania 31 became highest grossing paid review event in history grossing 12.6 million dollars. >> we were seeing a lot of people walking around like this

. >> before you jump in later in the show, i have this interview with patrick kennedy i did, and one part he's become this big mental health advocate. listen to what he says, he thinks we need to make mental health more of a normalized thing when it comes to medical. >> 40,000 suicides and counting a year 16,000 overdoses more than are killed in car accidents, the epidemic of addiction and mental illness in this country and we're paralyzed as a nation in the way that we cope with it. we're doing a lot of one-offs, but we have no agenda for mental health and addiction. >> he continued, his hope is that the way you get an annual physical you do the same thing an annual mental physical. and there would be no stigma to that. >> you know, we don't spend relatively that much money on mental health services in this country somewhere under 6% of our national health care spending. so clearly there is room for growth there. science and research, the brain initiative to give us science into this thing. with the context of this we need to remember two things. aviation safety is pretty good and k

that's the word from patrick kennedy who said he recently spoke with jackson who said on thursday he'll be released into a halfway house. jackson had been serving a two and a half year sentence in montgomery for spending campaign cash on personal items. >>> henson claims her son was racially profiled at the university of southern california so he is entering howard university here in d.c. she says her son was stopped by police at usc for quote having his hands in his pockets. the head of the public safety department says any allegation of unequal treatment by university officers would have triggered an investigation. >>> 43-year-old laura logan back in a washington hospital suffering from complications stemming from a brutal sexual assault in egypt four years ago. reports indicate she was admitted to the hospital for internal pleading. logan was separated from her producer and body guard in 2011 in cairo during the up rising of angry protesters a group of men tore off her clothes and beat her. >>> nearly 30 members of the military were awarded the medal of honor tonight. celebrated acti

family friend former congressman patrick kennedy told the associated press that jackson's father the reverend jesse jackson, will pick him up and take him to a halfway house here in d.c. jackson reported to prison in november 2013 for illegally spending $750,000 in campaign funds. >>> just before he became virginia's governor in 2014, democrat terry macawcauliffe's electric car company got special favors from the homeland department. "the washington post" reports that an inspector general's report reveals that mcauliffe and other politicians got special visas for foreign investors, but the report says the favorable treatment for the virginia governor was unprecedented. mcauliffe's office said the democrat asked dhs to process visa applications in a timely fashion. >>> rescuers are expanding their search for a little boy missing for a third day in virginiap crews are working around the clock to find noah thomas. the boy's mother says he was in their home in pulaski county on sunday. he was supposed to be watching tv when she noticed he was missing. police believe the boy walked away f

have served ambassador jean kennedy smith, connecticut senator ted kennedy junior, congressman patrick kennedy, senator joe kennedy the second, senator joe kennedy the third, ambassador caroline kennedy, lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy townsend, and maryland house of delegates mark schreiber. [applause] and finally, i would like to especially thank vikki and all of the family members who are with us today. vicki, this wonderful, wonderful occasion, thank you. [applause] you have done the nation a favor , with a tireless efforts to construct this incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission. like my former colleagues in this chamber, i can remember vividly, vividly 41 years ago when i first stood to speak on the floor as united states senator. i was the least senior senator of not only that your but they told me the least senior senator in all of american history to be elected to the united states senate. senate seniority is based on previous offices you held. i was a county councilman. then it was still a time, and you

other speakers at the festivities include senator john mccain and his sons ted kennedy and patrick j. kennedy. >> tens of thousands would packed levi stadium for wrestlemania will head back home today. 76,000 fans turned out an attendance record. >> more packed than the 49ers payment and a preview for the big event, super bowl 50. boo! boo! >> it is not just a show. it is an event a giant cult following, wrestlemania nation. >> i am excited for the match and the undertakeer >> wrestlemania fans were pumped before getting into character. >> hogan. hogan. hogan. >> fans say bringing wrestlemania to the bay area is amazing. >> this is about my lifetime dream since being little, i have always wanted to come to wrestlemania. >> it is amazing to see them and to say i was there. >> this 19 ultimate test for levi stadium the most people ever this side of the super bowl. >> capacity crowd of more than 70,000 and the show alone could pump $100 million and the local economy. the official say when it comes to crowd control and security this be the perfect dry run for next year's super bowl. staff

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and patrick kennedy. >>> tens of thousands of people who packed levi stadium for wrestlemania are expectedcting the attendance record at the stadium and officials estimate that the event could pump $100 million into the local economy. leaf stadium officials say wrestlemania was the perfect dry run for super bowl 50 next february. >> we are all prepared with big events here and this could be the biggest so far but we are ready. >> wrestlemania 31 became highest grossing paid review event in history grossing 12.6 million dollars. >> we were seeing a lot of people walking around like this all weekend pause of the yard work. >> you were reasonable sweating doing yard work. >> absolutely. it was hot. record highs in livermore being one of those areas and 86 degrees. mountain view was another at five miles visibility at napa is an improvement and four at half moon bay and no fog this morning and from sutro tower silt hazy but clear as we come from san francisco to emeryville. cooler with breezes today through wednesday and the breezes will taper so a remaining what trend on thursday, and friday

. >> and the vice president will be introduced by patrick kennedy. talked about sometimes we don't like the nature of what we see out of washington, d.c. and john mccain just gave an interview yesterday and said of senator kennedy probably the greatest antagonist i ever had on the floor of the senate. as i mention, senator mccain should be up very soon. >> reporter: and senator mccain, i spoke with him friday about his coming here today, he said they had a real friendship too. part of what was different i guess in that time was you could have very differing political views but they had real personal connections and relationships that went beyond the politics. some stories heard today are how ted kennedy would call at all hours of the day or night to talk to people he was trying to work on things with to pay a call to someone who was involved in a project. frankly at a much lower level than ted kennedy was at that time, and basically talking about the personal connection of politics and how that can help to get things done. so this is a bipartisan spir

kennedy country. vicki, teddy, patrick, and your families, on family members and friends of 70 kennedy who are here, welcome with pride that i and the people of boston accept the honor of hosting senator kennedy's fitting legacy. the institute for the united states senate, like the great presidential library next or from is truly home here at columbia point in the city of boston. let me tell you how i know this. i was born nearby in the same saint margaret's hospital where senator kennedy came into the world. as a child, i walked this short. she had stories of the kennedy family standing up for people like us. and then i learned it first hand. as a young man, i went to the dedication of the wells avenues and harley street in dorchester to rose kennedy. it was my predecessor. he went to congress and fought to protect immigrants against hatred. we heard the echoes when senator kennedy stood up for justice and whatever he sang "sweet adeline." i talked to rose's son, the lion of the senate. he was not larger than life beauty was on the corner talking to his mother, like any good irish boy. he listens to us, ta

kennedy country. vicki, teddy, patrick, and your families, on family members and friends of 70 kennedy who are here, welcomeith pride that i and the people of boston accept the honor of hosting senator kennedy's fitting legacy. the institute for the united states senate, like the great presidential library next or from is truly home here at columbia point in the city of boston. let me tell you how i know this. i was born nearby in the same saint margaret's hospital where senator kennedy came into the world. as a child, i walked this short. she had stories of the kennedy family standing up for people like us. and then i learned it first hand. as a young man, i went to the dedication of the wells avenues and harley street in dorchester to rose kennedy. it was my predecessor. he went to congress and fought to protect immigrants against hatred. we heard the echoes when senator kennedy stood up for justice and whatever he sang "sweet adeline." i talked to rose's son, the lion of the senate. he was not larger than life beauty was on the corner talking to his mother, like any good irish boy. he listens to us, talk

to vicki, ted, patrick caroline , ambassador smith, members of the kennedy family, thank you so muchiting me to speak today. your eminence, colonel malley, vice president biden governor baker, mary walsh, members of congress, past and present, and pretty much every elected official in massachusetts. [laughter] it is an honor to be at this dedication with you. boston, i know that michele knight have joined our prayers with yours over the past few days for a hero, it john monahan, who was shot in the line of duty on friday night. [applause] i mention him because last year the white house, the vice president and i had the chance to honor him as one of america's top cops for riskying his life to save another officer. i'm told that the officer is awake and talking. we wish him a full and speedy recovery. [applause] i also want to single out someone who very much wanted to be here, just as he was for nearly 25 days as he represented this commonwealth along with head in the senate, and that is secretary of state john kerry. [applause] many of you know, john is an europe with our allies and

across the hall is a replica of kennedy's office full of family photos and mem mem toes. >> this is kind of the patrick> i was so blessed because my dad allowed me to be part of hi public life. >> reporter: kennedy's son, former congressman patrick shareholder how his father connected with politics. >> people were intimidated by him. when they saw he had dogs had kids around surrounded by family, it softened him up and it allowed my father to do the business of his nation. there are great pictures of him and all these republicans and you say, how can that happen, he was a big liberal. it's because people liked working with ted, the man, and that's what made him senator kennedy. >> yes. he could be highly partisan and fiercely passionate. >> do you hear that? we're excluded from having the power to debate this because of the power of the insurance industry. >> when kennedy got fired up on the floor of the senate we didn't need a sound system. >> reporter: on "face the nation" former colleagues from both parties recalled that passion. republican john mccain said despite repeated rounds of verbal combat t

kennedy's office. >> this is kind of the patrick wall here, a lot of pictures of you and your father. >> i was so blessedreporter: kennedy's son told us how his father connected with his colleagues. >> people were intimidated by him, but when they saw he loved dogs, had kids around, when he was around his family it immediately softened them up and allowed my father really to do the business of the nation. there are great pictures of him and orrin hatch and john mccain and all these republicans and you'd say how could that happen? he was a big liberal. it's because people liked working with ted, the man. that's what made him senator kennedy. >> reporter: he could be highly partisan and fiercely passionate. >> we are excluded from having an opportunity to debate this because of the power of the insurance industry. >> we didn't need the sound system for him. >> reporter: kennedy's former colleagues from both parties recalled that passion. john mccain said that despite repeated rounds of verbal combat, the two remained friends because they work eded at it, like the time kennedy gave his 6-year-old son the be

. >> kennedy: just when you thought it was time to go out side. is this thing patrick's day. this is the "topical storm". remember that grandma i showed last night if you jump out of the airplane on her 100th birthday? i think for family pressure to get life insurance now i am convinced now she hopped into a cage. she dies into shark infested waters. look at that. she survived as she was thrown to the great to whites maxtor family will center into the desert with no food or water for a month as a meditation to celebrate those hard-earned 100 years paper andir. a house use a couple of rolls and yet drawn or jews 4,000 to complete the mummified the entire home. that is what a prankster did he is friends with how we mandel. ♪ kennedy: that is like the maypole. >> they convince zemin to let them into the gated community to in trouble house after risky and near death at the enraged how we mandel. he survived then called in the cleaning will they not only used to thousand rolls. number 3-d of a murder confession that has captivated the nation. funny or die has we imagined a longer

patrick's day. i'm wearing green. >>> "first look" is up next. >>> good morning. right now on "first look," new details on the cyanide-laced letter sent to the white house. >>> developing overnight death threats against caroline kennedy are being taken very seriously. >>> and a u.s. drone is apparently shot down inside syria. >>> plus benjamin net yoon hue holds on to a power lead in israel. >>> and what just might be the best video on this wednesday morning. thanks so much for waking up this morning. i'm betty nguyen. >>> right now, the secret service is investigating an envelope that has tested positive for deadly cyanide. it was received at a sight that screens incoming mail. on monday the envelope was tested negative, and then it tested positive. it has been sent for testing. the envelope listed a return address to a man that has a history with the secret service. >>> now to this. developing stories police in japan are investigating death threats to caroline kennedy. a man who spoke english, called the u.s. embassy in tokyo many times last month saying he would kill caroline kennedy. >>> breaking news overnight from northern california. stockton police are investigating a drive by triple homicide where three peop

patrick. and all the members of the brook family. it is a privilege for me to be able to share thoughts about senator brooke. imagine a room with the leading politicians of massachusetts. kennedyill. brooke. among them, one member stands out as the courageous representative of an embattled minority. ed brooke. the only episcopilian. [laughter] imagine a man of dignity striding down the center aisle. the gallery cheers. the first african-american popularly elected to the senate takes his seat. in that moment, senator brooke was not just a pioneer. he was an advanced scout probing the soul of our country. 26 years would pass before a second african-american would be elected. imagine a young man, joining the army. deploying to italy as part of a segregated infantry battalion to read there, lieutenant brooke watched in anguish as his buddies attacked a heavily fortified position. the young soldier became convinced his men were being used as cannon fodder by racist commanders. he proposed a shift in tactics. in operation stages later in the day, when the enemy would be sleeping. the answer came back. colonel would never send a boy to do a man's job. brooke persisted in the operatio

patrick schwarzenegger relationship is more serious than we thought. sources say they've talked marriage. think about that wedding day. harvey: oh, the kennedysex with all the waitresses. reporter: southwest airlines is doing this thing called live at 35. they have bands do surprise

patrick's day. i'm wearing green. >>> "first look" is up next. >>> good morning. right now on "first look," new details on the cyanide-laced letter sent to the white house. >>> developing overnight death threats against caroline kennedy. drone is apparently shot down inside syria. >>> plus benjamin net yoon hue holds on to a power lead in israel. >>> and what just might be the best video on this wednesday morning. thanks so much for waking up this morning. i'm betty nguyen. >>> right now, the secret service is