and robert kennedy -- i became a good professional friend of robert kennedy's. he was always doing very nice things for me. >> i understand at one time ethel kennedy invited you to go out to the house and go swimming, and you turned it down. you didn't want to partisan, personal, political. >> i don't remember that. i never did go swimming at ethel's house, but i don't remember that. but it is true that i was not partisan. i was -- i was devoted to working for burt and robert kennedy, and i was devoted to doing the best job i could. >> just to fill in the gaps and then i want to show some more video. when did you begin your practice of law in new york, and what kind of practice is it, and are you still active? >> my practice began -- my practice in law after i came back from working for congressman rodino. and i've been practicing in new york since that time. i'm almost finished. i have one case to argue to the court of appeals end of this month. but i'm not taking any more cases. >> let me ask you a direct question. why did you continue to work until you're now

douglas kennedy is the 10th child of ethel and robert kennedy. id his newborn son needed some fresh air. watch the security camera as he tries the elevator. the nurses stopped him saying he did not have the doctor's ok. kennedy heads for the stairwell in stead. that is where it gets physical. he lists eightfts a leg and a nurse falls on the ground. according to the lawyer, he twisted the arm of one nurse. mr. kennedy kicked the other nurse. rubbish, says kenny's lawyer. >> one of the nurses goes to grab the baby. at that point douglass raises his knee only to protect his baby. -->> an emergency room doctor saw the fight and size of the nurses were the only aggressors. kennedy has pleaded not guilty. >> ok, thank you. coming next, some new hopes for women battling infertility. >> it is good news for peanut allergy sufferers. >> a new therapy is helping some people overcome their peanut allergies. but it is not for everyone. >> mary scott follows her pediatrician's recommendation and waited until giving her son henry, peanut products. >> they told u

robert kennedy's son is accused of roughing up a nurse. tonight he responds to the accusations. >> the brewing battle over maryland's same sex marriage. the details are coming up. >> i'm meteorologist, we've got another winter warm up headed our way this week. we'll have the details after this break. >>> complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist with adam may and meteorologist woods and sports with dan ,,,,,, ???? >>> it's 36 degrees and crystal clear. we'll have the complete forecast coming up. three people dead after this train derailed. all six cars derailed as the train was headed to toronto. two train engineers and an engineer trainee were killed. 45 people were sent to hospitals. the train took a diverging track. >>> a pretty strong earthquake rattles taiwan. people fleeing were captured on video when the quake hit. so far, no reports of any serious injuries. it lies on a stretch of the pacific basin. an 86 year old world war two veteran is attacked at a gas station and it's caught on camera. nobody stops to hel

you know, robert kennedy and jack kennedy were not -- as roger wilkins called them reluctant civil rights workers. they were sort of dragged into it. weren't really into it before they became president and attorney general. bobby kennedy grew, and he was dealing with a death in his own family just a short, short time earlier. so it was -- it was a -- for him it was very personal. >> and then, of course, two months and one day later in june 1968 bobby kennedy, who won the california primary, a lot of expectations as to what that democratic convention was going to look like in chicago, he was at the ambassador hotel shortly before he was assassinated himself. here's what he had to say in declaring victory in california. >> i'm very gratel s that i rec all of you worked on behalf in agricultural areas of the state as well as in the cities.s well as in the suburbs. it indicates quite clearly what we can do here in the united states. the vote here in the state of state of south dakota. here's the most urban states of any of the states of your union, south dakota is the most rural states, and w

as a practical matter, the position provided robert kennedy with a daily opportunity to con summit with white for advise is on campaign tactics and strategy as well as a wealth of personnel judgments required by a national campaign. after senator kennedy was elected, white was named deputy attorney general. his first his first task was to recruit assistants attorney general who would be the front-line officers. when white finished the task, one distinguished legal scholar declared it was the most brilliantly staffed department we had seen in a long time. the quality of personnel spoke a vision of public service that would have done anyone proud. in addition to making staffing decisions, he was responsible for supervising the vetting of more than 100 judges nominated during the administration's first year. he received national recognition during the freedom writer's crisis when he organized and directed an ad hoc contention of heroic federal officers to protect dr. martin luther king and his supporters when their lives were threatened for protesting racial segregation in alabama. it was

kennedy make a respectable showing at the state party convention. at the national convention in los angeles, white became close to robert f kennedy. when the senator secured the nomination, white was named national chafr citizens for kennedy-johnson. as a practical matter, the position provided robert kennedy with a daily opportunity to consult white for advice on campaign tactics and strategy, as well as for the wealth of personnel judgments required by a nationcampaign. after senator kenn elected, white was name deputy attorney general. his first task was to recruit assistants attorney general who would be innocent department of justice. when white finished a task one legal scholar declared it was the most brilliantly staffed department we had seen in a long time and the quality of bern el bespoke a vision of public service that would have donnie one proud. in addition to making staffing decisions he was responsiblevii than 100 judges nominated during the administration's first year. he received national recognition during the freedom writers crisis in may 1961 when he organized and directed an ad hoc contingent of heroic federa

from what we're told is a planned hernia operation. >>> the youngest son of the late senator robert kennedyharges for allegedly knocking down one nurse and injuring another as he tried to leave a new york hospital with his newborn son. kennedy was trying to take his son for a walk outside, he says, when the nurses tried to stop him. an attorney for the nurses says they didn't recognize kennedy and were trying to protect that baby. >>> how about those gas prices. they're spiking even higher. the cost to fill up the tank jumped three cents overnight. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is now $3.67. >>> the new darling of nascar, danica patrick walked away from her second crash in three days. that is her in the green car, number 7. watch as her own teammate nudges her from behind. very scary, especially after she suffered a crash on thursday. she is okay. she'll be there tomorrow for the daytona 500, the big race. >>> you may think of cnn's rob marciano as a guy who chases hurricanes, stands out in the snow to do the weather for us. but he's a big sports fan and fa

kennedy scandal. lots of questions involving a member of america's most famous political family. what happened between the son of robert f. kennedy and two nurses at a new york hospital? >>> dare to question einstein? e equals mc squared. maybe not. accusations that einstein may have gotten it wrong could be wrong. enough already. it's not like it's rocket science. we put the laws of physics to the test once and for all. that and more right here, right now on cnn. >>> hi there, i'm susan hendricks. you're in the cnn newsroom. >>> we begin in syria where evacuations are on hold after talks between the red cross and syrian officials failed. at least 100 people were killed today alone. half of those in the city of homs. [ speaking foreign language ] armed groups fighting against the government say syrian troops are shelling homes and terrorizing residents with snipers. humanitarian groups and aid workers say the situation is getting worse. at the moment, cnn has no reporters and no cameras inside syria. the government strictly limits access right there. but i want to show you one way we are able to bring you images of the

there's the attorney general, robert kennedy, and assistant attorney general for civil rights brook marshall and i'm standing. >> and what was your role at that time? >> i was the first assistant to burke in the civil rights division. >> what's your memory of burt marshall? >> my memory of burt he was a terrific lawyer, the best i've never known. a person like burt marshall comes around once every 6en600 years. >> how about bobby kennedy? >> he was terrific. the first day that bobby kennedy came into office, he was committed to doing something about the discrimination in voting. >> am i guessing right that you were about 40 years old in that picture? >> that's right. >> let's go to the next still shot, and you're there on the right. who's on the right and who's in the middle in? >> the chief u.s. marshal is on the left, and james meredith is in the middle. it's a shot sometime when meredith entered the university of mississippi in 1962. >> and what's your role? >> i was the first assistant in the civil rights division at that time. i was asked to accompany james meredith when he entered the

be sure to tune in for that. >>> a kennedy under arrest is fighting back this morning. robert f. kennedy's youngest son douglas was caught on tape in a confrontation with a couple of maternity ward nurses trying to stop him from taking his newborn baby outside. abc's dan kloeffler has the latest. we have video. >> douglas kennedy's wife was recovering from c-section. when he decided his 3-day-old son needed some fresh air. what exactly is happening? in this hospital surveillance tape recorded january 7th. a kennedy heir, newborn, cradled in his arm. is caught on camera in a clash with nurses at a new york hospital. douglas kennedy, son of the late robert kennedy, said that he was trying to take his 3-day-old son out for some fresh air. when nurses tried to stop him. one nurse said she called two codes. code pink, child abduction in progress and code purple, a combative party. but nurses hold the door and determined he heads to the stair. one arm holds his son and the other, trying to open the door. that's when nurses claim a verbal argument turned physical. on the tape, you see ke

in washington, that will include the robert f. kennedy center for justice and human rights. last year, it awarded its annual prize to frank mugisha. >> robert kennedy would have been amazed by your work, frank. >> reporter: it's the first time the award has ever been given to a gay rights campaigner. mugisha says the prize and the notoriety are a mixed blessing. it bestows international legitimacy and may allow him access to policymakers. still, with emotions running high, mugisha says he lives in almost constant fear for his physical safety. >> i'm not scared of the government. i keep saying that. because if the government really wanted to harm me they would do that. but i'm scared of the ordinary people. just recently when someone wrote in the newspaper about me, and if you went and read, there were facebook comments on that, and if you read the comments there were people who were saying they could kill me if they saw me. >> reporter: on facebook? >> yeah, on facebook, comments on the monitor, and there were who people were saying all kinds of horrible things, so you just

largest investor is a venture fund headed by robert kennedy jr. of the famous family and the active environmentalist. they own the 25% stake in the entire company, the largest investor. this is a company that last year by it own accounting to the sec had total revenues of $13 million, it lost somewhere on the order of $78 million. by its sec filing, it spends about six times more on marketing than it does on research and development. and they confess that even if this big, massive project that they're behind works, they still may not be profitable. so that's everything that they have disclosed. that's not my value weigh, that's their disclosure to the sec. so what happens to this company? well, of course, they get $1.4 billion loan guarantee from the taxpayer. is that going to change the circumstances of this company? no. what's interesting about this case is not only do you have robert kennedy jr. as a partner, one of the individuals who was a principal at this firm whose name is sanjay waddle was an obama fund raiser, and after the 2000 election

kennedy is a reporter at fox news and the tenth of 11 children born to robert and ethel kennedy.nnedy say they're angry and upset over the child endangerment and other misdemeanor charges. they say it's wrong in making a crime out of a father protecting his baby. >> he's not the aggressor. these nurses, they are the ones who are guilty of endangering the welfare of a child. >> reporter: kennedy's lawyer showed nbc news this letter from the nurses' attorney that suggests a lawsuit is likely. >> you should contact your insurance company. what's this case really all about? money. >> reporter: important to note the baby was not injured. as for kennedy, this week he pleaded not guilty to the charges, one misdemeanor and and carry a maximum one year term in jail. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> elliott cobb is the attorney representing the two nurses in this case. thank you. >> we did invite doug and molly kennedy as well as the kennedy's attorneys. they both declined to come on. they released a statement saying, quote, the nurse had no right to attempt to grab our child out o

joseph kennedy is the grandson of the late robert kennedy and the nephew of robert kennedy.s to run as a democrat. >>> face to face. a strange coincidence helps a woman who helped a man rob her at knife point. >> reporter: perhaps the arrest of malic was part dumb luck. >> that's new on me. >> reporter: esther rios didn't want her face shown as she described the guy who put a knife to her face saturday night. >> he said i need to give my purse or he will kill me. and if i say anything or scream, he will kill me. >> reporter: an unheard rio says the purse he ran off with contained a grand total of 17 cents but all of her credit cards and ids. so monday morning, rionos went to re -- rios went to replace her id. and guess who she spotted? >> apparently had eye contact with him. he comes over and bums cigarette from her. >> i don't want him to notice i'm scared or anything like that. i gotta pretend like i don't know him. >> reporter: matos apparently didn't recognize her as the pair puffed away. but rios felt sure he was the guy who robbed her at knife point. >> 100%, i know hi

. >> the son of robert kennedy faces charges after a scuffle with nurses. douglas kennedy tried to take his newborn son out for a walk last month. the nurses try to stop him. they said that he became violent with them. he was arrested thursday and charged with harassment and endangering the welfare of a child. he and his wife called the charges absurd. >> the michigan and arizona republican primaries are only three days away. mitt romney appears to have momentum on his side in michigan and a comfortable lead over rep santorum in arizona. the latest polls indicate that roomney is ahead of santorum by 3-6 points. newt gingrich and ron paul are trailing in both states. >> veterans returning from overseas often have a tough time finding a job when they get home. >> today they tried to help address the problem, top companies in bethesda offering jobs on the spot. ou>> i got the job. >> this air force veteran just became jpmorgan's newest employee. >> they asked me when i could start. i cannot believe it. but it happened and i'm excited. >> more than 1000 people p

the youngest son robert kennedy is facing charges this down after a scuffle with nurses on a maternityd. hospital cameras caught the confrontation on tape. you can see douglas kennedy and his three-day old son walking down holloway. he said he was taking the newborn outside for fresh air. two nurses blocked him, arguing he did not have permission to remove the child. he ignored the women and forcefully push past them. >> douglas begins to move back in one of the nurses actually goes to grab the baby. how dare she does that and at that point, douglass raises his need to protect his baby. >> the nurse as attorney makes a different claim. they claim that he kicked her arm and character in the pelvis. kennedy has pleaded not guilty to child endangerment and two cases of harassing nurses. a bad case of bad annunciation caused a scare and southwest airlines flights. passengers panicked after they thought the pilot warned of a bomb on board the plane. it turns out the pilot was wishing a happy birthday to a mom board. flight attendants and the pilot quickly cleared of the mistaken two passeng

a confrontation between robert kennedy's younger son and two nurses. he wanted to take his 3 day out for air. he went to the elevator but the nurses stopped him from going. the nurse falls on the ground. the nurse's lawyer said he twisted the arm of one nurse in. the family friends said their story is not true. kennedy pleaded not guilty to child endangerment and harassment. >>> a man was killed after crashing his tanker truck full of gasoline in wisconsin. it burst into flames after the driver lost control, crossed the highway median and ended up in the westbound lane. the driver died at the scene. all lanes were closed as crews tried to clean up the mess. >>> a portland man suffered a heart attack and it was caught on camera. wes rogers said his wife's quick thinking helped save his life. rogers had a heart attack at work and lucky for him his wife works in the office next door. she called 911 and paramedics worked to save his life. his heart started beating again and he is doing fine thanks to the paramedics and his wife. >>> a killer whale had a lo

a great book you wrote on robert kennedy's life. i have been looking at kennedy since we were born practically trying to figure the guy out. and what is this? i'm throwing the hot potato to you. what does the rubber ducky story tell you about john kennedy? >> complicated guy obviously. while he is saving the world from the cuban missile crisis and doing great affairs of state, he is having affairs not just with her but plenty of women. he obviously compartmented his life incredibly. unbelievably he had a good marriage even as he was doing all this terrible stuff. >> doesn't it strike you, you put together her story with the new jackie tapes. >> she was clearly devoted to him. if it's possible to be a serial philanderer and have a good marriage i guess it's not but somehow he did. >> i consider -- i think about a giant ocean liner with all these compartments heavily sealed off against each other and nobody got to walk through the compartments except him. >> absolutely. >> here is mimi alford herself writing about traveling with the p

he is the son of former congressman joe kennedy and grandson of robert kennedy. this congress is the first one without a kennedy in 63 years. >>> another pleasant evening out there tonight, but we could get wet tomorrow, huh, doug? >> i think everybody will get on the wet side. that is why you need to take those larger umbrellas, we have rain moving our way right now. you can see on the radar looks like the rain just down to the south and west, atmosphere too dry, most of this not hitting the ground yet. we're going do wait for this activity back toward the west, right now making through the cincinnatti area to make our way. as it does so we will see clouds thicken, rain start by early tomorrow morning, i'll break it down to show you exactly when i think the rain will start, when it will move out, plus what is the latest on our coastal storm this weekend, what will we see? i'll show you my forecast coming up. >>> thank you, doug. >>> the defense is now presenting its case in the trial of a former uva lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. attorneys

humphrey, dirksen, gentleman javits, sam irwin, full bright, bird, ted kent, robert kennedy, wayne moss, henry jackson, albert gore, edmund musky, warren magnus sin. robert dole, frank church. john sherman-cooper, eugene mccarthy. margaret k smith, birch bayh and that's quite a cast of characters and those are names that many older americans remember today. of those names, which names pop out to you, and which have impressed you the most? >> let me say first in full disclosure, the narrative of the book focuses on the last years of the great senate, the late '70s, and then -- but the book is backlit by what happened before. my basic argument is that there was a great senate from the earl '60s through the '70s, so all those people you indicated are part of that. the ones that stand out most prominently in my memory would include hubert humphrey, who was perhaps one of the greatest senators of all time, although i think someone of a tragic figure because of what happened to him in-during the vietnam when he was vice president. but as senator he really invented the modern senator's role to

he's the grandson of the late senator robert kennedy. e fight over ted kennedy's old senate seat is already making national headlines, but this may be the one major race this year that doesn't use superpacs, those unregulated groups that raise huge sums of money from anonymous donors to spend on negative advertising. we asked nancy cordes to tell us why. >> reporter: if there were ever two candidates who don't need outside help, it's massachusetts senator scott brown and his likely democratic opponent, consumer advocate elizabeth warren. they both excel at fund raising and are savvy communicators. >> i love this old truck. it's brought me closer to the people of this state. >> before you hear a bunch of ridiculous attack ads, i want to tell you who i am. >> reporter: and yet their race is turning out to be so hard fought that outside groups can't resist getting in and have already spent millions on negative ads. >> but instead of focusing on jobs, elizabeth warren sides with extreme left protests. >> scott brown's gone to washington, and

. >>> and the son of robert kennedy, facing misdemeanor charges. what he is accused of doing at a new york hospital that led to his arrest this week. >>> we have cool and breezy conditions across the bay area right now. coming up, the temperature change you will notice for tomorrow. and when shower chances have been added to the forecast . >>> some tense moments at the sacramento international airport today, the authorities shut down terminal b for nearly an hour, starting at 9:00, police believe the people were -- it turned out not to be the case, agents located five people and re-screened them. the tsa says two officers have been removed from duty. >>> and police in livermore arresting two teens, who threw rocks and almost hit a baby's crib. the boys say they admitted throwing the rocks last saturday morning, when 20 incidents were reported. one of the rocks was lodged next to a house and the baby was almost injured. the boys appeared sorry. >>> and today in oakland, lorraine blanco reports the journey was fueled by a family tragedy, and a need t

. -- robert kennedy. >>> penn state child sex abuse scandal. are prosecutors treating jerry sandusky fairly? >>> the plans the pentagon has to get u.s. troops home sooner. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 4:29. 53 degrees and partly cloudy. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. here's what people are talking about. >> defense secretary leon pineta says he wants to speed up the table to make that happen. nanette sosa has more. >> reporter: the u.s. military and nato want to end understand their combat mission in afghanistan a year ahead of schedule. i the obama administration had set a deadline of 2014 to end the fighting. but defense secretary leon pineta says he hopes to shift the role. president obama addressed the state of the union last month. >> the taliban's momentum has been broken. and some troops in afghanistan have begun to come home. >> reporter: but a leaked nato report has concerns about what will happen in afghanistan, once coalition troops pull out. the reports say

the youngest son of robert f. kennedy has been charged with misdemeanor, harassment and child endangerment after he allegedly tried to take his two day old son out of a new york hospital last month despite warnings from nurses. when they tried to stop him, he allegedly twisted one nurse's wrist and kicked another as she approached him. the nurse's attorney said they were trying to enforce hospital rules. he said the nurses didn't recognize kennedy as the baby's father and intended to protect the child who apparently had not been discharged. >>> next, the showdown is tuesday and the race is tight. gop presidential hopefuls battle it out for michigan and arizona. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you

>> hard to think of one, for instance robert kennedy says in his preface to do memorial edition, he said half his day on earth were spent in physical pain. if that is the truth, more than radi roosevelt, absence approximately. >> you must have been thinking of arthur's questions, he was a friend of all of ours, were there questions did he not ask that you wished he had? >> did, but everything is always 20/20 and hindsight, in those days, most historians would not have thought to ask her a lot about her own experience, a first lady in those days, was sort of a side event. so there's less on her and the purpose of the oral history was to talk about president kennedy. but caroline and i have discussed this too, there are things that since we know what happened late or, we sure wish he would have asked what would he have done in vietnam, and other issues that were not important in 1964 which now are important. >> it seems like by asking arthur and there was no one else to ask with better skills and training as a historian, a decision was made to take a certain path to the story which was the

robert kennedy got into the race when gene mccarthy did well in mid-march. nelson rockefeller go the up and was supposed to get in but he got out. lyndon johnson, i was waiting for nixon to come back from smith where he visited julie, and he said listen to johnson's speech and tell me what he said because the press is is out there on the tarmac. that's when johnson resigned. three or four days later dr. king was shot and there were riots and that was followed by columbia university went up and mark rudd and the whole gang took it over. i remember the oregon primary and seeing bobby denky make that concession. we won. the first time the kennedys had lost an election. i was as close to him as i am to you. he brought his dog up and everything from california. very gracious to gene mccarthy who beat him. in the next week we were out of california because reagan had a disfavorite son. i was watching -- i was at home on the east side of new york and i got a call from jeff bell, and he said bobby kennedy's been shot. i called vice president nixon mr. nixon, and dav

joe kennedy iii, grandson of robert f. kennedy. here's his big announcement have. >> hi, i'm joe kennedy. i'm announcing a campaign to be your democratic nominee for the fourth congressional district seat now held by barney frank. congressman frank has done so much for massachusetts and america during his service in congress and he leaves very big shoes to fill. >>> chris christie defending his position to lower flags to half staff for whitney houston. he was criticized by people. he told the a.p., quote, i am disturbed by people who believe that because her ultimate demise. and we don't know what the cause of her death is yet, but because of her history of substance abuse, that somehow she's forfeited the good things that she did in her life. i just reject that on a human level. what do you think? you can weigh in on our facebook poll at facebook/jansing. so far most people think he is wrong. >>> february is black history month. on this day 1972 basketball hall of famer wilt chamberlain became the first player to score 30,000 poin

you had the assassination of robert kennedy, martin luther king and total chaos and particularly at the democratic convention and vietnam war going crazy and a surprise announcement that lbj wasn't going to announce again and if you look at the times nothing made sense that particular year. there's another consideration and that is agnew as a play for white, ethnic votes and that nixon is making a play trying to peel off some folks that traditionally had been identified as democratic. >> strom thurmond submitted a list of who was acceptable and who wasn't acceptable, spiro or spiro was on the wrong list. my question's about chicago in '60, my beloved home state. there was a saying that for every dead person that voted in chicago a cow voted down the state. it's important to enter that into the record. what was the state of the investigation? you had mentioned a study and trailed off. it seems one could take a hard look at this as someone tried in 1960. as i understand it, ed colina who had written a book called from courthouse to white house in which he actually goes back and looks at t

you have assassination of robert kennedy, martin luther king, two conventio conventions, total chaos at both of them but particularly at the democratic convention, vietnam war going crazy. the surprise announcement that lbj wasn't going to run again. if you look at the times, i mean, nothing made sense that particular year. >> there's another consideration, and that is that agnew is a play for white ethnic votes, and nixon is making a play for -- trying to peel off some votes that traditionally have been identified as democratic. >> strom thurmond submitted a list of who was acceptable and who wasn't acceptable and spiro or spyro as he was called i think was on the wrong list. my question is about chicago in '60. there is a saying from back this day that for every debt person that voted in chicago, a cow voted republican downstate. it's important to enter that into the record. but what is the state of investigation? bill, you kind of mentioned a study and kind of trailed off. it seems like one could take a hard look at this. someone tried to, i don't remember who, in 1960. >> as i un

thank you. >>> there is douglas kennedy, the youngest son of robert kennedy, trying to take his 3-day-old a walk. the nurs get in the way. there's a scuffle. kennedy facing child endangerment charges. is it fair? dan and nancy will be with us. >>> now i want to go to robin. at the el capitan theater. a huge announcement. >> a huge announcement. and we want to talk about striking a pose. angelina's pose has struck a chord online. >>> how do you follow up the academy awards? >> we have the graphic arts department here at "good morning america" has really outdone themselves. give it up for robin. as we get ready to unveil our season 14 cast with you. >> and, you so made that. ky tell you made that sign. >> and i've been sniffing paste all morning. >> do you roll with your own deejay? we have dj kiss here. >> that goes very well. >> no telling, george, what is going to happen here at the el capitan theater this morning. >> what a ride you're having this morning. looking forward to that. >>> the new developments in the case of douglas kennedy. he's charged with child endangerment after scuffli

fusion proglide styler and clear shave gel from gillette. >>> douglas kennedy, the son of the late robert kennedyis arrest at a new york hospital. surveillance video from last month shows kennedy carrying his 3-day-old baby into a hospital elevator trying to go outside for a walk. nurses tried to stop them. they say kennedy twisted the arm of one of the nurses, and knocked another to the ground. his lawyer denies that. >> mr. kennedy was acting very quietly, politely, calmly. the only reason why anything happened here was because of the misconduct of two nurses. >> a spokesperson for the westchester county district attorney says charges have been filed against douglas kennedy for child endangerment and for allegedly attacking those nurses. >>> big changes are coming at the post office. the u.s. postal service is planning to make massive cuts to try to save money, including closing some 223 mail processing centers around the country. they hope to eliminate 35,000 jobs. mostly through attrition. the plan would also end saturday and next-day deliveries. joining me now from washington is ed o'keefe w