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. ♪ >> larry: the assassination of robert f. kennedyn june of '68 left ted as the only surviving kennedy brother in his generation. the death of his father, joe kennedy sr., made him the patriarch of a sprawling clan. i asked him what being the head of his family was like? >> a wonderful experience. i mean, the circumstances that brought it about, obviously, remain with me every day. but they are really wonderful. so many of them are doing such interesting things. i know my brother jack, my brother bobby would be enormously proud of their children. so they're a great source of joy and fun. and now they're all of age, a lot of them are of age where they're taking on the sort of responsibilities, the camping trips, things which i used to have to organize years ago. they're good enough to invite me on them. i feel very lucky because of that whole experience. >> larry: can you take a step back, senator, and explain what it is about the family that keeps them going? >> well, i think like many other families, we had -- were blessed with two p

. >>> the fbi seized a letter of jacqueline kennedy wrote to the widow of robert f. kennedysination. it's one of the most popular stories on cnn.com. kennedy's family says the letter was stolen for a document, they traced the letter to a plumber. robert kennedy's widow says he once worked for the family. >>> you probably already know many websites track your every move on the web somehow, one way or another. but one major retailer went so far, he got in hot water with the feds. jen westhoven is looking out for you. what are we looking at? what are the feds doing here? >> you can't believe what they were looking at, too, you really might not have ever known. you sign up for the sears online program. it's a deal, right? you get $10. they check your web browsing. happens all the time, cookies. buried in the fine print after you downloaded the software, sears was looking at your online bank statements, any prescription drug records, in your shopping carts, anything you bought, the name of anybody you were e-mailing with. the ftc said that was too far. now sears, which also owns

>> robert f. kennedy said it and he meant it. don't get mad, get evening.kes that mantra of late. the spitball fight that perpetuates. jonathan capehart is along for the ride. >> uh-huh. >> glad to hear. >> great to be here. >> like being at home. >> yeah, it is. >> yeah. >> let's start with forget about firing back. progressive groups saying they prefer revenge later to try to stop a top conservative from getting fired and the ever playing game of spitball. former lieutenant governor went after obama health care reform. she then claims chicago style arm-twisting tactics. i'm not sure what that is. blamed for her resignation from a lucrative gig on the board of the can tell medical group. >> she is playing hardball politics. koing the phrase there were no death panels so she has no place to campaign. >> you should be able to come back with a bat. >> of course her and candel. did she lose it? >> come here! >> former house leader dick armey, his day job dried up after he took the helmet free to work. that group is known for organizing tea party in town and al

so this is not a book about robert f. kennedy, it is a book about ted kennedy. his own experiences with the civil rights movement -- i believe i ever presented them accurately and i encourage you to read it. host: victor on the democrats' line from carlsbad. caller: good morning. i wanted to say, first of all, i am 64 years old. i was an okinawa when president kennedy was assassinated. he was my commander in chief. i wish i were in the military now because we now have a wonderful commander in chief also appeared -- also. i was devastated by kennedy's assassination. i was devastated by his brothers assassination. being in office just to help me, being an american citizen engaging in democracy. they were stolen from me. kennedy was the only one left. of course, i loved teddy, still do. regardless of things that went on in the individual's lives, things went on in my life, things went on in your life and many people lives, things that we are unhappy about, that he was unhappy about chappaquiddick. i had to hear chappaquiddick all of my life from right-wingers and w

journalist recipient of a number of prestigious journalism awards including the george polk robert f. kennedyidy hillman and civil gavel of words, and i found it a common theme in the award for example the poll -- polke award those were for death penalty related iss stories. so i've written extensively about the death penalty and when i was released on pare in 2006, april of 2006, going to work as a paralegal for the law firm once aga i encountered the death penalty for illegal defense firm. so it has been a sort life interest and i guess it will be on tilthe day i die. as a gentleman introducing me a while ago said life without parole, because i was in 1972 recent to life without parole. 1992 the governor ofouisiana coveted my life sentence to 90 years and after six failed parole attempt so i was finally up paroledn a seventh attempt in april 2006. moved to houston where jodie lived a had a start, went to school, went to community college here ihousto got my skills brought on the texas law as a jailhouse lawyer in the system, the louisiana law so i had to bring my skills up to learn about th

journalist and was the recipient of a number of prestigious journalism ards including the george pope robert f. kennedy awards and i found it a common theme in the awas and the ab civil gavel award, those are for death penalty related issues, stories. so i've written extensively about the death penalty. and when i was released on parole in 2006, in ril o 2006, going to work as a paralegal for aaw firm, once again on encountered the dth penalty as a paralegal for criminal defense. so it has been a sort of life interest, and i guess it will be until the day i die. as the gentleman introducing me awhile ago said ofife without parole because i was in 72 resistance toife without parole in 1990 to the governor of louisiana commuted am i sentence to 90 years, and after six failed oral attempts i was finally paroled on a seventh attempt in april in 2006, moved to houston where jodie lived and went to school, got my skills, brought up on the texas law as a jailhouse lawyer in the system the louisianan wall, so i had to bring my skills up to learn about the texas law and the criminalists procedure to function as

f. kennedy, than occupied by senator robert kennedy, and for many, many years occupied by senator ted kennedy he was an extraordinaryriend to all of us, a remarkable legislative. this is not a case of the senate just losing one senator. he was such a much larger presence than that in the life -- public life of our country, and particularly in the workings of this congress. my thoughts and prayers have been with ted kennedy and his family over these many, many months as he has battled the brain cancer, and now since his death have all reflected on what he meant to us and to this country. again today, it seems inappropriate to take the floor of the senate without at least acknowledging the absence of our friend, ted kennedy, and to send our prayers to his family. mr. president, when he would come to the floor with a booming voic fl of pason about an issue, it was an extraordina thing to watch and to listen to. he had that kind of passion. i do want to sayhat the are a lot of tngs for us to be passionate about, and one of the things that i have talked about on the floor of t senate is the waste

f. kennedy library foundation and a close friend of the kennedy family. a special election to fill the seat permanently is scheduled for january. one of ted kennedy's is in the hospital. robert byrd was rushed to the hospital yesterday after falling at his northern virginia home. the 91-year-old democrat from west virginia didn't break bones or suffer bruises. he's been in poor health in recent years. he's said to to be in good spirits but disappointed he won't be able to go to the senate for its official photo. >>> d.c.'s budget battle is now over. bonuses are among the casualties. council members passed adds 9 billion budget for next year including $700 million in cuts. programs were slashed along with jobs and payment toss many community groups. council members killed nearly $2 million in potential bonuses for government workers. >> this year we're facing, we've cut millions and millions of dollars. i think this is beyond symbolism. i think this is a wise thing to do. >> the council also took its first steps towards e creating a specific ethics code. it would include a provision to ban political activity in government buildings. >>> score another point for cora masters be