my good friend, patrick kennedy, reminds us all that everyone needs a checkup every year. when you take your children in for their kindergarten vaccinations, start looking then and how well johnny is interacting with his friends, family. it's never too early to start looking at your children's mental health. host: north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm calling because there's some problem with suicide. ofe of them, it is a matter their genes or something. i feel that most of it is because of the family structure. the family structure is the basis for their well-being from birth to adult age. are not manyhere children who have that gift of a family that is going to support them and raise them in a manner of response ability. ibility.ns they don't have any discipline in the home. child raised like this comes against a problem, it's a big deal. they've never been rejected as a young child. now, they are rejected because of any other reason, at school, the teacher looks at them not very lovingly. they find lots of excuses to be depressed. guest: you raise many

kennedy, borncis november 20, 1925, stands behind his father, joseph patrick kennedy, and this 1934 family portrait. he was eight years old, the third of four dels sons and a family of nine children. the oldest son was killed in world war ii. john fitzgerald kennedy was assassinated in 1963, 3 years after becoming president of the united states, the former rose fitzgerald. mr. and mrs. kennedy hold a fourth sun, edward, nelly senator in massachusetts. joseph pete kennedy went to london in 1937 as an ambassador to great britain. robert, then 11, is on the far right. in outbreak of world war ii 1939 brought most of the ambassador's family back home. killed in an air crash in 1948. during vacations in the early 1940's, robert relaxed with the family at their winter home in palm beach, florida. he is shown here with his sister eunice and jane. he entered harvard in 1943, but left to join the navy where he served aboard the newly forissioned destroyer named his brother joe killed in action the year before. back at harvard in 1946, robert posed on the steps of the varsity club with three fellow

42, robert was dead.nnedy kennedyt francis born november 20th, 1925, stands behind his father patrick kennedy in this 1934 family portrait. he was eight years old, the of four sons in a family of nine children. the eldest son joseph, jr. in world war ii. john fitzgerald kennedy in 1963, three years after becoming president of the united states, sits behind his former rose fitzgerald. ms. kennedy hold the fourth son, a senator from massachusetts. kennedy went to london in 1937 as u.s. ambassador to great britain. then 11 is on the far right. the outbreak of world war ii september, 1939, brought most of the ambassador's family back home. poses aboard the s.s. washington in new york harbor with his mother and sisters.s cathleen was killed in an in 1948. during vacation in the early 1940s, robert relaxed with the family at their winter home in palm beach, florida. strolls here with sisters jean. and he entered harvard in 1943, but left shortly after to his the navy where on request he served aboard the newly commissioned destroyer named for his brother joe in action the year before. in 1946,arvar

. >> after opening a saloon, his grandfather patrick kennedy known as pj launches a business career by lending money to recently arrived immigrants. >> he was a bank owner. he had a real estate company. he had a coal company. he served term in the massachusetts senate. >> the first kennedy to hold elective office raises the man who will open the path for his son's success. >> joseph p. kennedy is one of these absolutely remarkable people. he had been a hollywood producer. at 25, the youngest bank president in the country. he was a genius at the stock market. one of the richest men in the united states. >> joseph and his wife rose, the daughter of a beloved boston mayor, will raise nine children. almost from the moment he is born, robert struggles to find his place in the large family. >> i think in any family where there's a lot of children, you are fighting with one another, competing with one another. >> he was the third son, ten years younger thanoe junior, the oldest boy. eight years younger than jack. he idolized his older brothers, loved his older brothers. for them, he was a nui

former congressman patrick kennedy feels uneasy about it.ll street journal" warning legalizing marijuana could be bad for kids and he would set back the cause of social justice. we spoke to him earlier abouthe this. so am interesting to hearing your perspective on this. one of the only people, one of the only democrats to say o anything like this out loud. i'd like to know what your reasoning is. >> we have been with the experience of the current opioid crisis and everybody is pointing back to where they marketed the addictive oxycontin. what was ending up happening is public health got put to the sidelines while profits for purdue -- while profits for purdue pharma ruled the public health. it took over any debate as to the real impact of this struggle overall. we go back a generation h to the tobacco industry settlement and how we had to learn for a long time to the fact that addictive substance in nicotine marketing the commercial marketing of the cigarettes. so with all of that knowledge why would be surprised if we is a new commercial pu

. >> both former governor chris christie and former congressman patrick kennedy served on president trump'stion and the opioid crisis. >> so i had assembled a whole litany of recommendations for better mental health and addiction for this country. >> kennedy has been very public about his own addiction and recovery. >> i was on suboxone for a number of years. it definitely stabilized me. when someone is out there in the throes of opioid addiction it is 100% sure that if you give them opioid replacement therapy you get them stabilized. >> for kennedy and the rest of the opioid commission, the best way to save lives is expanded access to m.a.t., medication assisted treatments, not marijuana. >> the commission was reacting to a number of questions about whether you could substitute marijuana for opioids and obviously people would be stoned but they wouldn't be dead. >> zero fatalities. it's a point that has come up over and over again. no one has ever reportedly died from a marijuana overdose. would you say that cannabis is safer than opioids? is that a fair statement to make? >> in terms of o

we did it on patrick kennedy's -- >> president hillis: we did it on mission street. >> we did it in mission street. i suspect that's probably why we don't have it yet, but i understand the concern that we don't know the actual numbers at this point in time. we can make sure that the project sponsor, when we do get that calculation, then goes back to the community. with that number, we can try to make sure that happens. >> president hillis: thank you. commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: so i hear the concern miss sciuto brought up, and i think the project sponsor has to said, this is that, open me. we can do something to make sure people pay attention to anonymous looking pieces of mail. >> i think last time you directed us to work with the community and setup a policy that would setup these standards. >> commissioner richards: right. >> president hillis: and the board may alter what we did, so the policies may change. we will have a hearing with her kind of ultimately on what those notices look like, but you know, there's no reason we shouldn't go into the preapp notices also o

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kennedy live. already there are people gathering by the cathedral. waiting for the arrival of the casket tonight. st. patrick's has been the scene of the funeral of a great many public figures. saturday, it is to be the scene of a high requiem mass for senator kennedy. the motor processions that is to bring the body of senator kennedy here is not expected for another two hours. already, there must be 1000 or 2000 people gathered on fifth which in front of stores have the picture of senator kennedy in them. his body will arrive here in about two hours and will be met by terence cooke, the new archbishop of new york. tomorrow, all these people who are waiting here to pay their last respects to senator kennedy , in the state from which he was elected to the senate will have a chance to view his body. the body of the senator will lie in state at st. patrick's all day tomorrow before the high requiem mass on saturday morning. >> we will be there when the plane lands at laguardia and proceeds to st. patrick's cathedral tonight. we would like to present a report on the life and career of senator robert kennedy with c

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sent anal columnist telegram to ted kennedy saying, what your brother has just done in new hampshire shows that saint patrick did not drive all the snakes out of ireland. [laughter] that was maybe the most can handed entry ever, but if you look at the evidence, the evidence is clear cut that kennedy had decided to enter nine days before, and he decided it was only fair to give mccarthy that clear shot before he came in. when he was being a gentleman and doing the kind of thing that the political campaign manager in him would have asked him to do, he ended up hurting himself badly with the press, and it took almost the entire campaign for reporters to come around and trust bobby kennedy, but by the end of that campaign -- one of the other ways that campaign offers a dramatic contrast to what is going on today in 2016 is the way the press had a relationship with the candidate. as we all know, today, donald trump starts off by bashing and then actually banishes the press from his infants. hillary clinton spends much too much time ducking and parrying with reporters. bobby kennedy started out with reporters like

kennedy is objective. you can look at the people along the train tracks from new york where he was carried from st. patrick'sthedral from his funeral down to washington to join his brother at arlington ceremony. the people along those tracks are his greatest testament, in philly, 30th street station, which you know so well, 20,000 people singing together spontaneously the battle hymn of the republic. and all those poor whites along the tracks between the big cities. this kind of affectionate patriotism, a couple cops you'll see in this picture saluting him, these working class guys having their kids join them, a whole family doing that. that affectionate patriotism across ethnic lines, if you will. i don't like the word race. we're all the same race. the ethnic lines is gone right now. i think bobby offered to bring it together, bring people together. i think that's why this is so sad. at least in remembering him, there's some tonic value, that we know it's possible because it once happened. >> indeed. john lewis who was on the train is quoted in the documentary saying he didn't want it to stop. there's ampl

bobby kennedy was assassin e assassinated at the ambassador hotel in los angeles just moments after he won the california presidential primary. shortly after his funeral on june 8th, 1968, at st. patrick'smetery outside washington, d.c. he was buried next to his brother john. up to 2 million americans interrupted their day to stand by the tracks and pay tribute to the man lying in the train's last car on its 225-mile journey. >> i was asleep and my wife woke me up. bobby was shot. but -- it's amazing, 50 years later. >> john anderson was a campaign aide for robert f. kennedy in 1968. and managed the guest list on the funeral train that day. >> i was struck by the size of the crowds. every now and then there would be one or two people standing with a flag or sign. it was very emotional. still is. >> reporter: also aboard the train, photographer paul fusco. he captured the faces, black and white. male, female, young and old staring into the train window. >> mixed in age and sex and color and size. new jersey is next. >> john malone who was 20 at the time stood along the tracks in new jersey. did it feel like a funeral? >> it actually did. the sense was you were at a wake, paying your resp