ethel kennedy, wife of robert kennedy and senator robert kennedy. senator edward kennedy and his wife. the prime minister is being presented. i correct myself, that is senator edward kennedy now. cardinal spellman is approaching the holy father. the deputy prime minister and the prime minister of ireland. you see the delegates, the senior officials of the secretary of the organization, the cardinals of the papal party. now is the foreign minister. followed by the french permanent representative to the united nations, ambassador stevens. during the official visit of president de gaulle, he was accompanied by the foreign minister. he exchanges some words with the pontiff. ambassador sedu. the foreign minister of chile. secretary of state dean rusk. the ambassador of the united states. mrs. goldberg, the ambassador's wife. the ex-president of the general u and hisp fro wife. pope john paul ii served from 1978 until his death in 2005, the second longest serving open history. up next, we look back to

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>> it's on. >> there is one thing that has not been emphasized here, that is robert kennedy's assassination. because he would have carried on the kennedy name. and kennedy's aim was a rejuvenation of the democratic party. both parties were in flux. and kennedy came with a new kind of liberalism, almost an authoritarian kind of liberalism. he believed in action. his idea of the cold war was not the typical democratic approach, to the cold war, he believed in winning the cold war just as reagan did. the terms in which he spoke of the cold war would have driven the state department around the end, because he did not say we have to be cautious, he said we have to win. he gave an energetic edge to the democratic party. he was surrounded by a lot of advisors of both kinds, and when opposition occurred, there is a choice to be made, you fight the depression by government spending, which was the choice of the roosevelt democrats, or you listen to the new, younger democrats who want tax cuts especially for corporations. kennedy chose the latter, which worked, in fact. that was a very significant cho

other books including robert kennedy, a book about dwight eisenhower, john paul jones. how many books in total? >> he has been on booktv for a lot of these books. let's begin with a call from hope south florida. >> actually it's a little clammy but it's better to be here "vanity fair" let me tell you although i'm going to be up there next week. okay. mr. thomas is an honor to speak to you. the last time we spoke it was sometime in the 1990s and you said you were going to do a book on new york liberalism. i was interested during the book she speaks of the fact that her mother lived in the bronx for a little while to which nobody was ever made aware of that. in chapter she always had to work for a living and was dirt poor when she grew up and she never forgot that but it also in some also in some ways was a better experience for her and one thing they share is the heated controversy and confrontation and that hurt him the custody could never confront he could never face his own subordinates and get to the bottom of what happened. >> host: in los angeles you are on with de

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> wroik you're taking live look here, sky6 live hd looking down the shore. 5:14, 67 degrees, back at 87. another beautiful start with a warm afternoon, loving these late summer days. >> pope getting on a plane tomorrow heading across the atlantic getting his big trip. >> reporter: i'm so excited about that, my church is having a bus coming. if i weren't working i would be on the bus. let's see what's going on in fort washington, the answer is not a whole lot. coming down from quakertown or montgomeryville looking good. this is good news traffic report. we have construction crews clearing on the northeast extension northbound past quakertown. the crews are out here southbound past lehigh valley blocking the right lane. watch for that one. checking around the region. northeast extension approaching lansdale construction is clear. the northeast extension will close both ways between mid county and lansdale sunday morning from midnight overnight until 6:00 a.m. the alternate is 309. nort

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneladelphia is following pope francis' call to care for the poor. the city is reaching out to the homeless ahead of the papal stay. >> thieves use power tools to snatch up drugs. >> carly fiorina making her presence known in the second gop debate. >> a lot of people thinking she won the whole thing. let's head over to david murphy and karen rogers with traffic and weather. >> reporter: it's a nice morning. we have clouds in delaware and south jersey, generally speaking it will be a sunny day building. 55 in allentown. 58 in reading. 60 in trenton. you look at the numbers this is similar to what we showed you jetter no morning. 61 by 6:00 a.m. 63 by 8:00 a.m. slight chance of patchy fog, most of you won't have to worry about that. 64 on the storm tracker 6 live app on the way to school. 63 by 8:00 a.m. noon, 83. 86 by 3:00 p.m. like yesterday we'll get a high of 87 late in the day around 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. an air quality alert has been declared across urban centers from philadelphia south

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >>> i am john clark from comcast sportsnet. chip kelly has lost both his games against the cowboys at the linc, and the birds need a win because they do not want to start 0-2. here are the cowboys arriving yesterday afternoon, and dallas has won nine straight on the road and that's the longest streak in the nfl, and you have to throw in the cowboys rivalry. >> it shouldn't take much just to get hype for this game. everybody and their mama wish they could strayed places with us right now so they could play in this game. >> join us here on nbc 10 before and after the game for exclusive coverage. you can watch eagles game day kickoff today at 10:00, with zach ertz a zach ertz. and then the owls had a heck of a win at umass yesterday. they are kicking the extra point there, but it's blocked. they are within one now, and that clears the way for this. a 32-yard field gold by austin jones. temple wins, and they are 3-0 for the first time in five years. over 103,000 in happy valley last night

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex paynea.m., monday, september 21, tam is off, nydia han joins us. >> big changes underway on the parkway ahead of the pope's historic visit. we're live with the details. >> developing overnight a pitbull is killed while protecting a family from a violent home invasion. >> the birds home opener was lug ugly, but -- ugly, but the victory comes at a cost to the boys we'll explain. >> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, let's look at cloud cover on satellite. it's sweeping through. at the same time it is high and thin enough we'll get sunshine early in the day. clouds get thicker as the day goes on. you'll see showers on t

kennedy. and then senator robert candy. -- robert kennedy. senator edward kennedy and his wife. the grand minister of ireland has been presented. carnell stallman is approaching the holy bother. behind senator kennedy. the deputy prime minister and prime minister of ireland. you see the delegate, the senior officials of the secretary of the organization, the cardinals of the people party. coming now is the foreign minister of france. permanenty the french representatives of the united nations. and general degaulle was accompanied by the foreign minister. and the ambassador. the prime minister of chile. and dean rusk. and the ambassador of peru. next pope john paul the second surfer 1970 until his death in 2005. the second longest-serving pope in modern history. next, american history tv looks back to 1979 when the pope traveled to new york city and address the unit -- the u.n. general assembly. this 40 minute program includes extensive scenes of the vote arriving at the u.n. and later, grading dignitaries in the receiving line. [applause] [applause] [indistinct conversations] [a

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne on at independence hall. they have all the chairs set up on the lawn getting ready for the pope's speech at independence mall this weekend. hey we have about two days left. you better hurry they will get things going, though. >> we want to remind everybody, 6abc is going to cover it from every possible angle if you're not going to the benjamin franklin parkway, keep it here. >> reporter: matt pellman will be helping you with traffic around the clock on the weekend, as well. let's do the suburban traffic report and check out our camera shots, we're live in fort washington, 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. we're clear and no weather-related problems here today. don't forget on the turnpike at fort washington. we have construction that's restricting attractive on the entry and exit ramp that will get you on the turnpike. let's go to the maps, both ways between quakertown and lansdale we've got construction blocking the left lane, southbound at lansdale, as well. lots of crews out there

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> fall tlivz week and it is starting to feel like it. >> it against a pattern change across the region tomorrow say he'll toe autumnal equinox. here's double scan radar. it's dry, quiet. across the area no issues with precipitation. as we go throughout the day tomorrow you notice cooler conditions and more clouds than sunshine and we'll talk about the reason why in a moment. the high today in philadelphia, climbed up to 80. so a little cooler. than yesterday's high and tomorrow will be a little cooler than where we were toda today. neighborhood numbers north and west of town. 55 martins creek and 61 slatington and 65 center city and chester at this hour. down across new jersey 60 hammonton and 61 vineland and to west in hockessin 64. along the coast in sea isle city 69. here's the big picture satellite 6 and action radar clear skies really from philadelphia up to the north right through new england. what we're tracking is area of low pressure just over the carolinas here. more clouds

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sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne's find out who's on tonight. >> thanks, guy, james spader is here! [ cheers and applause ] plus we have andrew reynolds, brian regan and keenan and kell reunited for a good burger sketch. that's right, keenan and kel. >> today was gorgeous. >> first day of fall, high of 80 degrees and sunny tomorrow just like today. we go into the weekend we'll have to change it. there's more clouds and we're tracking the possibility of showers but we'll watch that for the rest of the week. >> sheena, thank you. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> i'm keith jones: for sheena and all of us here, thank you for watching. the "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. have a good night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader andrew rannells comedian, brian regan

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne >> i'm john clark. the eagles are dealing with injuries coming out of that loss to the cowboys. reports say cedric thornton broke a bone in his hand. and it looks like he's going to miss a few weeks. birds lost kiko alonzo and michael kendricks yesterday. kiko had an mri on his left knee today. hopefully his knee is just strained. kendricks has a mild hamstring strain. he may try to play sunday at the jets. chip kelly and the eagles were stunned by the cowboys. look at chip. chip is usually pretty bold and confident. he was subdued at his press conference today. for the first time, chip is hearing a lot of criticism. this is the first time he has used this word. >> i was embarrassed. i don't know how the players feel. that's not the way we're supposed to play football. that's not what we're all about. we didn't play well yesterday. i was embarrassed how we played yesterday. >> the eagles will have to face the jets this coming sunday. look out. the jets are beating the colts right now.

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneon the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for the clean power plan. ♪ ♪ >>> arnold schwarzenegger will always be associated with one very famous movie line. we all know what it is, i don't need to say it. today, though, we learn that arnold is taking a new job with an equally famous but very different catch phrase. >> brandi, you're fired. >> reporter: donald trump's famous line will forever be links with "the apprentice." >> you're fired. you're fired. you're fired. >> reporter: there's a new boss getting in on the action. arnold schwarzenegger. the movie star and former governor of california hired as the new host of nbc's "celebrity apprent

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneon news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday september 22nd. matt o'donnell is off. nydia han is joining us. here's what's happening. >> a firefighter hurt, these the result of a blaze in delaware overnight. >> the world meeting of families officially gets under way today. we're live outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul with the very latest. >> say goodbye to summer and hello he to fall which officially begins tomorrow and it is beginning to feel more like autumn. >> all right. let's go on over to karen rogers much she's in for dave murphy taking a loo

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne our elebration of hispanic heritage month. i'm walter perez. and i'm ilia garcia. pope francis's visit to philadelphia has certainly grabbed the attention of the city but nothng overshadows the philadelphia eagles in this town it is football season and hopes are high for chip kelly's revamped squad in 2015 and while the fan base has always been strong. it has grown more diverse over the last few years touchdown mark sanchez that's the voice of the philadelphia eagles en espanol, rickie ricardo, who calls the plays every game for the bird's spanish speaking audience. ricky has been in the game for over 30 years and seen the nfl's fan base spread into hispanic culture. the love for nfl football has been growing around south and central america for years. and now the birds are spreading their wings into latin america with key playmakers on the roster for the first time we've got a little spanish heritage flavor on both sides of the ball. linebacker kiko alonso 's mom was born in colombia

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneareth academy high school -- i'm sorry, nazareth academy high school will help serenade pope francis during this masses this weekends. >> ♪ >>> students from the northeast philadelphia school have been. the school's coral director and assistant coral director will also be taking part in this weekend's masses. >> ♪ >> morning buzz time. the pope is in washington, d.c. later during the work week he'll be heading to new york city where he'll give a speech to the united nations and of course philadelphia on saturday. they're getting ready for him in the bronx, too, as well as here in our area. art uso bakery in the bronx has decided to honor the holy father by putting his face on some treats. pope themed beverages there as well, pope decals and the papal cookie. [laughter] >>> the manager of the bakery says there's nothing to make these delicious cookies, just ice them, place them in a special edible picture of the pope on top which makes it kind of weird. >> you know. >> eating the pope o

a picture of robert f kennedy. robert f kennedy, after his brother's assassination, someone said -- the difficulty for him, he will have no rfk, as he was to his brother jack. do you have a tim, as you were tim to steve? tim: i think each person -- if you are a ceo, the most important thing to me is to pick people around you that are not like you, that complement you, because you want to build a puzzle. you don't want to stack chiclets up and have everyone be the same. i believe in diversity with a capital d, diversity in thought and however you want to measure it. the people that surround me are not like me. they have skills i do not have. i might have some they do not have. what we do as a team collectively -- we are able to do some incredible things. and it is because we collaborate. i see one of my key things in life is to make sure we collaborate at an incredible level, because we run the company functionally. we are not like the typical big company that has n-number of divisions. everybody is a functional expe

. >> joining me now president kennedy's niece and robert kennedy's daughter, kerry kennedy i want to ask you about some of the images today. the pope that addressed congress, standing on capitol hill in the balcony, fifth avenue in the popemobile, at st. patrick's this evening giving prayers. what a day to be a catholic. how does it feel to be a catholic in america? >> it just feels so dprat i have cried so many times with tears coming down my eyes. i was getting my makeup put on. the makeup artist was saying it right here. i think there is just so much feeling towards this man. it is because, you know, even though he addressed congress with all of these issues, he is ultimately talking to our spirit of humanity, talking to our commonality of finding jesus in each one of us. he is calling forth the best in all. >> may i call you kerry? >> yes, please. >> what do you think your dad and uncle would say about this, kerry? >> i think they would be so happy to have this pope who is talking about poverty and hunger and said, i am not going to have lunch with the members of congress but i'm

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne morning america." >> let's go over to amy robach who joins us with a look at what's coming up right after our show. >> reporter: good monday morning to you, tam and nydia. a state of emergency in california the fast-moving wildfires destroying up to 1,000 homes and businesses. mandy evacuations and state of merge -- mandatory evacuations and state of emergency. >>> one person of interest is in custody a desperate search torched who is responsible for the 11 shootings allong the arizona highways. >>> clothing retail is billion dollar market. we'll tell you how one family made hundreds. >>> victoria beckham i talked to the spice girl fashion mogul what she told me about her fashion empire raising her four kids with her husband david beckham and giving back. i was exhausted listening. >> how does she do it? >> reporter: hopefully our drivers are not exhausted. hopefully everybody got sleep this weekend, and ready for sunshine. sun glare a factor on i-95 in delco. delays are not too bad j

robert f. kennedy. robert f. kennedy after his brother's assassination, someone said the difficulty for him while he'll have no rfk as he was to his brother jack, so i might ask the question, do you have a tim as you were tim, steve. >> i think each person, if you are a c.e.o., the most important thing to me is to pick people around you that aren't like you. that compliment complement you because you want to build a puzzle. you don't want to stack chicklets up and have every one be the same. so i believe in diversity with a capital d and that's diversity in thought. and diversity anyway that you want to measure it. so the people that surround me are not like me. they have skills that i don't have. i may have some that they don't have. what we do is a team collectively are able to do some incredible things. and it is because we collaborate and i see one of my key things in life is to make sure that we collaborate at an incredible level because we run the company functionally, we're not like the typical

and speak to robert f. kennedy jr. a lauren and green activist as well as the president of the water keeper alliance. sir, thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. first of all. obviously the environment is an issue close to your heart. we heard the pope speak about it. he used quite strong language, quite moral language. what do you think about putting the environmental issue into that moral language, do you think its effective? >> i think that's what he has done with a lot of different issues. he's tried to broaden the issues of concern and the vision of the church beyond ideology and orthodoxy and the focus the church has had since 1966 on individual sexual behavior on birth control, gay marriage. he has tried not to disavow those issues, but to put them in their place and say there are larger moral issues. there are issues of war. there are issues of peace. there are issues of wealth and port, and the global common environment. today i was struck in his speech about how focused he was, all of his remarks in fro

in all honesty, every day i come to work i have right in front of my desk i have a photo of robert kennedy and a photo of dr. king, and every day i sort of ask myself-- it was dr. king's quote that said, "life's most persistent and urgent question is 'what are you doing for others? '" and it became so clear to me kids were getting bullied in school. kids were getting discriminated against. kids were even being disclaimed by their own parents they needed to do something, and that where i valued my privacy significantly, i felt that i was valuing it too far above what i could do for other people. and so i wanted to tell everyone my truth. and many people already knew, and so to many people it was no revelation. it was like this-- it's like discovering something on yurks iphone it's always done but you you didn't quite know it, right? ( laughter ) >> stephen: interesting, interesting. >> and so, you know, it wasn't a revelation to a lot of people they work with. but it was maybe to the broader world. and i felt a tremendous responsibility to do it. >> stephen: speaking of-- with this increase

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sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of aweso awesome. >>> right now a fast working gang of thieves hit again sparks fly as these guys break out in massive power tools to get what they're after and we're not just talking cash. g evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. it's not the first time this group has hit and gotten away. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters tonight with a story you saw first on fox. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this crime spree was the topic of much discussion here at police headquarters this morning among top police commanders. they're concerned because this crew has pulled off eight burglaries. they're targeting big cash and drugs and they're also using a high-end suv to make their get away. >> sparks were flying inside the broad and grange pharmacy early monday morning as a crew of sophisticated burglars with power tools tried to force open a safe and drug cases. >> very good at what they're doing. they're getting into b

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne a beautiful look over the pocono mountains, sue. >> not a bad start to the day even though they have seen some rain in the pocono mountains this morning. we have had a little bit of rain out to the west, and no matter what the weather and in matter where you you are, this time tomorrow, it will be, autumn. and, it officially happens, the vernal equinox it is called at 4:21 tomorrow morning. now we have got the big weekend, with so many outdoor activities, connected with the visit of pope francis. so we have got the big festival of the families along the parkway all day, on saturday, and the speech, at independence mall on saturday, with the pope and then the parade and then on sunday the mass. so would i say plan on temperatures that are in the low to mid 07's during the day low temperatures in the mid 50's at night, south and east of the city if you are not involved in any of this we will have some light showers. stay tuned because this is the system we are watching this off shore, l

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneamily, but have i? or was that just some line i've been using to pick up girls? it's a great line, by the way. when this weird kid and this baby shows up and asks me in the rudest possible way do it want a family? my answer is honestly, i have no idea. >> sounds like you need some time to process this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is john stamos in "grandfathered" premiers on september 29th on the fox network. the show is very funny. there's a scene where you have sitting at one table together in a restaurant that you manage. you've got don rickles, you have dion sanders and lil wayne. >> the holy trinity. >> jimmy: what the hell did they talk about? >> i know. we had another athlete planned for that and we were scrambling to find somebody. dion sanders was sweet and i knew don rickles and lil wayne. >> jimmy: that sounds good. did you cast your tv granddaughter on this show? >> she's so adorable. two of them, twins. i work with twins only. >> jimmy: only, right. >> i just had them sign a c

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payneiladelphia a international airport, nice. >> so fox 29 was rolling as u.s. air force servicemen and his partner saw each other again. it has been a long, long time since staff sergeant terry white served with his k-9 partner haddie in qualm. they patrolled the jungle but when sergeant white went on to advance, haddie could not go. but a couple weeks ago haddie got a call that had die was available for adoption and as you can see, he is back with his pal and he is very excited. they are looking forward to the future together again. look at that. >> no question, even after a year recognized sergeant white. >> for sure. >> oh, that is so sweet. >> that is one hopping haddie. >> here's sue. >> they were for one second you could see like is it really you? that was great. coming up just to give a preview of coming attractions we have our taste of autumn outside right now, autumn begins officially a week from wednesday but it is a little nip in the air right now but we have a try weather patt

at the time that martin luther king and robert kennedy were both assassinated the same year, with thein the white race die. that's the kind of stuff i was feeding on for years and years. that's when i began to think that blacks were nothing but subhumans and rapes and raping white women and killing. blacks don't do that stuff, you know. >> you mentioned heaven and hell -- >> the bible mentions those and so does the koran. >> what do you think is going to happen to you? >> i'm trusting god as my savior. >> i think joseph lives in the here now. i think he lives in the present moment. i think he's obviously cognizant and aware that he has the death penalty hanging over his head. but there's also a part of him that something will happen. many serial killers who are psychopaths are very optimistic in therms of their future. >> thank you very much. >> joseph was hardly disappointment. joseph is smart, he's articulate. and listening to him talk about what he wanted to do. what his hope was, made him even more frightening of an individual than we realized 30 some years ago. i think that he wa

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne; following developing story out of delaware, student found nooses hanging from a tree, on the university of delaware's campus. the sign of love and peace, though, that was posted there, this morning. >> we have a lot of things that we use. we won't talk about it? >> no. >> a lot of things we use for security, with the world meeting of families underway already, and the pope's visit coming saturday and sunday, as you walk around center city aim he sure you've noticed all of the gadgets hanging around, what the city doing to keep everybody safe. >> and gop candidate donald trump makes a stop on the late show with stephen colbert. why he says mexico should be the country that should build a wall along the bore earn. and the question he refused to answer. >> pay for a fence, if a fence ever goes up. good day, wednesday, september 23rd, 2015. >> happy fall to you. because we are now officially -- >> at 4:21 this morning fall startedment autumnal equinox. >> how shall we celebrate, mike? >>

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex paynece in beverly hills, california are having trouble filing charges against the drivers of two luxury sports cars captured on video driving completely recklessly through a neighborhood. the video shows the yellow ferrari and white porsche racing down the street narrowly avoiding other cars. witnesses say the million dollars cars almost collided at one point. police say the owners who are from the middle east claim they can't be arrested or taken in because they have diplomatic immunity. the u.s. state department is now involved. >> happening today teachers in seattle will finally go back into the classroom. a new contract agreement ends their strike which held up the start of the new school year. a new tentative agreement was reached last night. the teachers went on strike last week which canceled the first day of school for more than 53,000 students. the union says the new agreement addresses a number of sticking points. kids head back to school tomorrow. >>> and as you know, childhood

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the canonization mass, so this will be another experience for justices roberts, kennedy and soto miere today. >> let's bring in david shuster now. on these justices that are and are not attending this historic event. pope francis becoming the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. david what can you tell us about the absences. >> well, scalia has not attended a speech to congress in some 14 years. the last one was when president bush spoke nine days after the 9/11 attacks. he had not been to a state of the union since 1997. and he has repeatedly described it as a childish spectacle. and a lot of people think, well, he's a devout catholic, we'll put that feeling aside today. well, clearly scalia, and alito, and clarence thomas, all catholics, have decided for whatever reason -- it might be scheduling, but for whatever reason they have decided not to be there. >> they do tend to be the more conservative members on the high court, and this is a man who has in some cases been aligned on the progressive agenda. mike viqueira is our correspondent in the chamber, mike, tell u

the spring of 1968 in this country to see crowds gathered for two candidates, gene mccarthy, robert kennedy, both coming from the outside against incumbents. the crowds are incredible. the messages, the messages are even more powerful and more incredible. bernie sanders speech was incredible. >> at liberty >> incredible. >> listen to what you say. you have to go to the spring of '68. that was after the primaries were already going. that's when everybody was already engaged. >> six months before the election. >> we're more than a year out. let me say for everybody talking how bad things are going in american politics, gene robinson look at bernie sanders crowds. look at donald trump's crowds. look at the elites sneer. i want that triple crown. let the elites sneer all they want. let them say bernie sanders is a socialist to bankrupt america, donald trump is a bigot. blah, blah, blah. look at those people involved in american politics. something is happening out there that hasn't happened in our lifetime. >> show me the establishment candidate for either party who can draw those crowds, who c

. >>> joining me now michael brendon doherty and carrie kennedy, president of robert f. kennedy human rights and advocacy organization, author of "being catholic now." miss kennedy, the pope is tremendously popular. 86% of catholics view him favorably. he's also somewhat polarizing in certain circles. this is george will talking about the pope comes trailing clouds of sangty money. an expert on that be with a convert's indiscriminate zeal he embraces ideals -- >> what do you make of the fact he seems massively appealing and also polarizing? >> i don't think he is polarizing to the masses. you saw the poll in the "new york times" today. got 91% approval rating. i mean, people across the globe, catholics, noncatholics, catholic who have left the church love this man and they love him because he cares about the issues that are so important that are facing our globe today. he cares about poverty. he cares about people who are hungry. he cares about people who are struggling. and that's his real message. he's really, he's revolutionized the catholic church with this incredibly

and robert f. kennedy assassinated. riots engulfing our cities. the escalating war in vietnam claiming the presidency and alienating millions of americans. against this backdrop nasa resumed it's manned flights and aimed to test in space the craft that it hoped to land on the moon before year's end. a sudden change of plans turned apollo 8 into another make or break mission. >> apollo 8 was not going to be a lunar flight. it was going to be an orbital flight to test the lunar module to make sure that everything was correct before we would ever go to the moon. >> apollo 8 was a big step forward though even as successful americans would still be trailing the russians in the race to the moon. >> they had sent a spacecraft around the moon to test whether they could send cosmonauts and they were fairly successful. but then in the soviet hierarchy they had a controversy. should we send the cosmonauts and the other people said we should send one more time to be sure. >> they began getting signals that maybe the soviets were going to dry a big figure eigh

kennedy. >> chris michael. >> robert patrick. >> howard barry. >> clint davis. >> richard joseph. >>matt. and my brother, bernard petranaco. you are in our hearts always and in our thoughts and we we look at joe and lexy we see you're very much alive. we love you and we miss you. my big little brother and i see brought the sun, you're smiling on us. god bless you. >> and my older brother alexander ortiz which we called Álex. the family missed you. we will never forget. i will never forget memories in my memory. god bless the military and the usa. thank you. >> andrew james nobs. >> debra. >> rebecca lee. >> frank jay. >> gary edward. >> have -- vanessa. >> susan rose. >> abulay y. >> john j. >> david. >> emilia cassido. >> fed >> thomas joseph. >> angela reed. >> raymond hugh. >> andrew lapuente. >> katherine. >> jeffrey lee. >> joseph a. >> james patrick la -- >> janet lewis. >> david james. >> and my cousin, i know Ángel you are looking down on your wife michelle and the amazing job she has done in raising your two beautiful daughters. i stand here wearing my flight attendant unifo

don: well, since -- interestingly enough, just hours before robert kennedy was killed, i picked up a book on president kennedy, and that got me interested in politics in general. and since that, 45 years ago, i really have become a particular aficionado of the presidents, but just of politics in general, especially american politics, from 1932 to the present. susan swain: thanks for your call tonight. so in their years after the white house, one of the things they did was an interview for national television in 1955. now, talk about easy interviews. who were they interviewed by? nicole anslover: their daughter, margaret. susan swain: their daughter, margaret, asked her parents the questions. we have -- it was a program on cbs called "person to person," which was really a big hit program at the time. and it was the only television interview that bess truman ever did. how about that? in her whole public career. and you're going to see a little bit of that next. margaret truman: but, mother-- bess truman: yes? margaret truman: please tell everyone why you went back to missouri instead of

that's what robert kennedy said to our nation.and his words, his advocacy had an impact in two particular areas, and that is that we proceeded to put a lot more resources into fighting hunger and we reroute the food stamp regulations to provide greater access for those at the lowest income levels. the food stamp program -- or now as it's called, snap -- has become the largest, most effective program in the united states in the fight against hunger. and again, the usda, u.s. department of agriculture, contacted us friday of last week and said it looks like they would have to shut down this program if there is a government shutdown. again, this did not happen two years ago, so this is new information. and they said they were going to work through the weekend to see if they could find any way within existing law to prevent this from happening. and as of this morning, they had been unable to find any pathway, any legal pathway to extend the food stamp program should we be in a government shutdown. in our country, the poverty threshold