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robert f. kennedy. iran is signature machine. you had to make sure all of the signatures were lined up perfectly. i was so bored i snuck in at night. keep it in this room if you would please because it could be a federal offense. i snuck in at night and i work on the stationary on robert f. kennedy stationery to my friends dear mr. dworkin congratulations on having the largest knows the new york state. robert f. kennedy. my friends still have these on their walls, and then one day out of the senate elevator robert f. kennedy appeared. the first time i had seen him and he was surrounded by his aides and it was just such, my heart almost stopped and he looked at me and he said how was the summer going mob? he knew my name. he knew my name. and i couldn't speak. i just opened open my mouth and nothing came out, but had he asked me to go on and work is signature machine for the next year i would have done it i was so inspired and enthralled. those were inspiring times in washington. they were not great signs

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne people need to know victim that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >> hey, everybody, welcome back, looking at the roads right now, vine street expressway at broad street. we see the flashing lights right there. they remain closed in both directions here. the vine will be reopened at 5:00 a.m. i-95 no problems or delays approaching cottman. southbound traffic heading toward center city. year dry now, you may see leftover wet leaves out there, but no precipitation after the past a couple of miserable days. nonetheless we had a problem in new castle county, an accident blocking the two right lanes on i-95 southbound it just cleared, so traffic moving better. you're seeing 55 miles per hour in the area. we have flooding causing a problem not that far off. pigeon point road is closed at piles lane. stick to route 9 to avoid the problem there. the issue in mercer county is ju

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. >>> here are the stories we are following today at 12:30, a teenager is faces charges after a threat involving a gun. >>> and there is new information for parents after a popular high tech toy maker was hacked. >> now, the details, at 12:30, we are following the latest developments from san bernardino, california, 14 people were killed and 10 other victims being treated in the hospital today we know more about the two shooters linked to the deadly violence, "action news" reporter, brian taff live in san bernardino, with the very latest from the scene. >> reporter: hi there rick, just to set the scene for you, we are standing a stones throw away from the regional inland center, that is the scene where yesterday's mass shooting played out the deadliest in america since that in connecticut. ambulances were rushing back and forth yesterday carrying the dead and wounded. 14 dead at this point and 17 wound sd. today that road remained closed down as inves

dorgan congratulations on having the largest nose, robert f. kennedy. my friends to have these on their walls. and then one day out of the senate elevator robert f. kennedy actually appeared and he was surrounded via his aides. it was just such, my heart almost stopped. he looked at me and he said how was the summer going bob? he knew my name. he knew my name. i couldn't speak. i just open my mouth and nothing came out but had he asked me to go on and work for the next year i would done it. i was so inspired and enthralled they were not great signs for the country. remember 67 and 68 no matter what people say about the romantic wonderful 67 and 68 it was a horrible time. cities were burning and in 1968 martin luther king was assassinated and robert f. kennedy was assassinated and then richard nixon was made president and vietnam was taking a huge toll. it was a horrible, horrible, horrible time but we got through it. it was not nearly as partisan. there were people called liberal republicans. i know it's hard to believe that they were liberal republicans

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne "action news" continues. >> hello again, here are some stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. developing news. a south jersey woman and her young daughter who were missing are now found dead and the victim's ex-boyfriend is under arrest. >> new at 12:30, a video surfaced online showing a second confrontation showing sixer's center, jahlil okafor. and chicago police are calling for a review, one day after their top cop was forced to resign. >>> as we look live outside from sky 6 hd, showing you the jersey shore, this is cape may not a lot of folks on the beach and you can see why, showers dampen the valley on and off, and the mist and gloom is expected to linger. >> it's damp and dreary for sure, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we have a good amount of rain in the region, most of it north and west of philadelphia, go in closer and you can see that, reading wet on 422 and 322 in coatesville and norristown a good soaking in this area where you see the area

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ethel kennedy, robert kennedy's widow, i cannot help myself, zero my gosh, excuse me, i i just thought you would want to know, you are in a comic book that i am working on with john lewis. ethel kennedy looks at me with these big beautiful eyes and says well, that's nice dear. you can understand what it meant to me when a few years later she called on my cell phone to tell me that march book one was the first graphic novels ever when the kennedy book award. [applause]. that was not the moment we realize we are well our way to inspiring a new generation. that moment came just before book one came out. i got a phone call from a reporter in a newspaper he said look, i don't usually do this, but i gave i gave your book to my 9-year-old son, he has read it. then he went and put on his sunday suit and now is marching around my house demanding equality for everyone. imagine if we existed in a world where there was a social consciousness in every 9-year-old. in a generation of injustice would know hunger be tolerated. it's not just that, we don't teach the silver rights movement. teaching tole

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city government closed for the death of frank lynn roosevelt, for the death of john kennedy, robert kennedybut did not close for the death of ronald reagan. mr. lamb: why not? mr. shirley: it betrays a political bias. mr. lamb: there's no other reason why, really. mr. shirley: i tried to construct a story line. i had a big white grease board. withstructed narrative titles and subtitles, and it all kind of falls into place. i wrote in the book as many as a half-dozen times, for news reports, then second, based on a library chair, then third, based on first-hand interviews, fourth, based on other documents based on other sources. i usually write a book. i don't write it once, i write at five or six times -- it five or six times. mr. lamb: in the back of the book, in the notes, there are interviews with several people, including fred ryan and a gentle man named jim holy? mr. shirley: yes. mr. lamb: why does he get attention in this book? mr. shirley: my books, some historians write from 10,000 feet. i write from ground level. i don't just interview jim baker neese. these are people who all had

as robert kennedy once quipped if a mosquito bites my brother the mosquito dies." >> there's a lot ofical things going on. one is obviously trump wants to sort of head off any attempt by rubio to say that rubio is full of vim and vigor. >> a generational thing. >> there's this whole generational thing. and trump has really made an issue of high energy and low energy. in fact, if you watch that sort of famous trump focus group from the other night, they all have adopted that sort of parlance, i don't know about rubio-e sort of doesn't have the same energy level. and i think that's part of it. and i also think part of it is paul songas who was a senator, ran for the democratic primary in 1992. >> he won new hampshire. >> he won new hampshire but he also -- there was some controversy as to whether or not he understated his health record or whether or not cancer had returned or was in him at a certain -- >> when he was running. >> yes. he ended up actually having been diagnosed with the cancer had returned by the time that clinton had basically gotten inaugurated. he was dead by the end o

york city government closed for the death of franklin roosevelt, for the death of john kennedy, robert kennedybut did not close for the death of ronald reagan. brian: why not? craig: it betrays a political bias. there's no other reason why, really. brian: that did you do this book? craig: i tried to construct a story line. i had a big white grease board. i constructed narrative with titles and subtitles, and it all kind of falls into place. i wrote in the book as many as a half-dozen times, for news reports, then second, based on a library chair, then third, based on first-hand interviews, fourth, based on other documents based on other sources. orsually write a book four five or six times. i do not write a book once. i waited for five or six times and keep going back and filling it with interesting and notes and things like that. brian: in the back of the book, in the notes, there are interviews with several people, including fred ryan and a gentle man named jim holy? craig: yes. brian: he seems to get a lot of attention in this book, why? craig: my books, some historians write from 10,000 fe

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne nation, president obama will make a rare speech from the oval office on the recent terror attacks. >> a man is fighting for his life after being shot twice overnight. >> plus, the eagles are in fox borough where they face the patriots this afternoon. chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. not bad out there, chris? >> reporter: no it's better than just a few hours ago. some location in the 20s, now we're in the mid to upper 30s. 39 for philadelphia. dover, 38. still chilly north and west, reading, 30 degrees, lancaster, 28. allentown, 30. the reason why the numbers have not responded yet, because you're dealing with dense fog. reading down to .1 of a mile. lancaster zero at this hour. 4 miles in allentown, five in philadelphia, and four in wilmington. as i look into the distance here, i don't see too much in the way of issues with fog. looks like the numbers will be improving in the next 45 minutes or so. satellite and radar, once the fog lifts in the neighborhoods, it

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the democratic party, a party she spent three decades building, many of those years holding robert f. kennedy's seat in the united states senate. maybe that's why a majority of self-described liberals favor hillary in the democratic primary. and maybe that's why enthusiasm for hillary, among her democratic supporters, is higher than that of any other democrat in the field. so i speak today as a democratic organizer, but i became an admirer of hillary's long before i was a proud progressive. in fact, i was an admirer of hers while i was still a conservative republican. twenty years ago a right-wing publisher paid me a million dollars to write a takedown of hillary clinton just in time for the 1996 elections. so i spent two years tracing every step of her life, doing more than a hundred interviews, reading every piece of paper i could find with her name on it. but i just couldn't pull off the hit job. i didn't have to spend the $70 million ken starr spent to find that all the charges against her -- whitewater, travelgate, filegate, you name it -- were manufactured by political enemies. and not on

caller: i can and i can remember that robert kennedy says some people look at things and ask how theyre and say why and i look at things as how they aren't and say why not. better safe than sorry. set up interim state zones in the middle east were these people want to return to. evidently, sir, this conversation that we are having with you is falling on deaf years. every i am listening to single word. caller: you may be listening but you are not responding. listening --y be what is your question. do you not understand that you have to do what the populace wants? that is not to make us unsafe. all youclaim vetting want but it only takes one. guest: all i can say to you is this in a call fashion. -- onehe original member of the original members of the homeland security committee. the united states army. i know what my responsibilities are. i know what my oath of office is, by the way. it says that my first priority, and i tell that to seniors who i love, my chief priority is to keep the country safe and then help you with your medicare. i have to keep you safe. i understand what my resp

i started out in 1967 as an intern for robert f kennedy. there was not all that much rigging then. washington was a rather poor and seedy place, but it has gotten progressively wealthier. of the five counties surrounding the district of columbia, three of them are among the wealthiest in the united states. when i started in washington, ofy 6% of retiring members congress went on to become lobbyists, because there was not that much money and being a lobbyist. now 50% of retiring members of congress, half of them, become lobbyists because there's so much money. washington is a glimmering emerald city. we have to get egg money out of that city and out of every state capital. -- we have to get a good money out of that city and out of every state capital. [applause] judge cordell: if we could hear from the rest? ms. poo: family care. a new system to support the families that of would allow them to be more affordable and also improve the quality of caregiving jobs. [applause] judge cordell: van? mr. jones: i know we only have one minute left. incarceration is the most important thing, i

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i tried to fight against it and i started out in 1967 as the intern for robert f. kennedy and there wasn't all that much then. washington was a rather poor and seedy place but it's got progressively wea

i started out in 1967 as an intern for robert f kennedy. there was not all that much rigging then. washington was a rather poor and seedy place, but it has gotten progressively wealthier. of the five counties surrounding the district of columbia, three of them are among the wealthiest in the united states. when i started in washington, only 6% of retiring members of congress went on to become lobbyists, because there was not that much money and being a lobbyist. now 50% of retiring members of congress, half of them, become lobbyists because there's so much money. washington is a glimmering emerald city. we have to get big money out of that city and out of every state capital. [applause] judge cordell: if we could hear from the rest? ms. poo: family care. a new system to support the carrying needs of families that would allow them to be more affordable and also improve the quality of caregiving jobs. [applause] judge cordell: van? mr. jones: i know we only have one minute left. ending mass incarceration is the most important thing, i think, that could be done to make it possible for

i tried to fight against it and i started out in 1967 as the intern for robert f. kennedy and there wasn't all that much then. washington was a rather poor and seedy place but it's got progressively wealthier where three of them are among the wealthiest counties in the united states. when i started in washington only 6% of the members in congress went on to become lobbyists because there wasn't that much money in being a lobbyist. now 50% of retiring members of congress become lobbyists. for the caregiving needs of the families that would allow us to be more affordable and also improve the quality of caregiving jobs. [applause] we will make it possible for 40 million african-americans to even have a shot. i just have to say this, i present the pros population means one out of every four people on the planet are one out of four with the hand behind bars are locked up in the united states family of 5% of the world's population and those are disproportionately african-american and latino native american and almost all poor. it's no better to be rich and innocent and poor and

alter, nbc political analyst and columnist for the daily beast, and joining us professor robert sag get of the kennedy school of government. >> mail order school. >> oh, it's bob saget. >> it is p. >> the actor, comedian, and the star of "hand to god" -- >> one of the stars that you came and saw. thank you. >> i loved it. it might have something to do with why you're here tonight. >> it did. >> you're helping to sell tickets. >> three more weeks but enough about me. >> i want you to begin with a comedian's analysis of donald trump because there's a lot of people out there saying, oh, you know, he's just doing don rickles about. >> well, don rickles is a friend of mine and he insults people and it's sarcastic a lot of times. oh, yeah, you're a genius. mr. trump is obviously just saying you're dumb and you're stupid. >> and me means it. >> it is his hook. it is and you're expecting it and it's his branding. and it's getting people's attention because people do sit at home and yell at some people, sit at home and yell at their television set and they that's an idiot, that's a moron, that's an idiot. he i

finance, gun control, and voting rights, the supreme court, with the addition of scalia, kennedy thomas, roberts, notably were more conservative than the time of bowers. but they had changed in those years, and the public awareness of gays and lesbians in society, and the public and legal understanding of both the reality and wisdom of laws discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation. public opinion had shifted dramatically between bowers and windsor. in 1986, no one even bothered poll on the question. the idea seemed ludicrous. 1996 that until gallup finally thought to ask people about same-sex marriage. at that time, only 22% of americans thought that same-sex marriage should be legal. by 2013, however, 54% of americans shared that view. this shift was due to many factors, most important was the profound change in the visibility of gays and lesbians in american society. this transformation affected not only everyday citizens, but also of course legislatures, mayors, governors, presidents, and judges. and with these changes, the traditional judicial understanding of such fundamental legal