but where the body was found was over five miles away from robert's mom's apartment. >> robert's family remains in close contact with the boise police. finding robert will not be the end. but just the beginning of an entirely new investigation. our priority remains finding answers for robert's family and this community. >> let us go straight out to greg hahn, editor of "the idaho statesman." standing by live in boise, idaho. tell us what was found, a little body in the -- floating in the canal. >> yes, that's right. of course, the whole community had been on high alert for a week and ended up getting two phone calls of folks who saw it. it was pretty far outside of town. it was actually, we figure, about -- a canal company person told us it was about 18 miles of water, like, probably from where the vista boulevard, where the boy's apartment is. where the mom's apartment is. and where the body was found. they don't know where he went in. they also say that's possible. we've had -- we've had bodies drift 14 miles or more. they're pretty big, fast-moving canals here. >> do you know when th

it's an aunt of robert's.lk to a neighbor today who said that he'd talked to the boyfriend -- >> all right, and we will keep giving some updates on this case, and let us hope for the best. >>> now, "cnn heroes." >> this is "cnn hearos." >> disabled children, they're really the forgotten ones in this war. they're in the back rooms, often not seen in society. >> i came to iraq as a civilian contractor, there were a lot of children that either dragged themselves on the ground or had to be carried. there were so many kids out there with a need and so many people willing to reach out and touch the lives of these kids. wheelchairs that had hit ground. my name is brad blauser. i bring pediatric wheelchairs to iraqi children in need. people donate on my website, the wheelchairs are brought over, and i distribute them to the different military units, and help fit these children into the wheelchairs. the experience for me in the distribution was awesome. to see the smile come across their face and look over at the mothe

law enforcement has positively identified robert manwill. repeat, we can confirm that this is robert manwill's body. law enforcement also saying they have reason to believe this was not an accident, but it may be a murder. >> not an accident. out to greg hahn, the editor of "the idaho statesman." greg, thank you for being with us. what can you tell us about new witness emerging, a 7-year-old little girl? >> we first started hearing about her a couple of days ago. we finally talked to her yesterday. and, in fact, the little girl had a very clear memory. she told her parents as soon as they heard that night that robert was missing. she remembers what color swing she was on, what color swing he was on. and like you just said, he got off to play on the motorcycle a little bit and then went home. it's really the closest we could get to somebody who saw him that day. >> she says, greg hahn, joining us from "the idaho statesman," they were on a swing. one was on a red swing. one was on a green swing. he got off to go play on a motorcycle? what moto

it's very important that we locate robert., again, robert is still missing. it's very important that we locate robert. >> we want everyone not to give up hope, to continue on everything that we have done, the searching, the looking. please help us to bring robert home. >>> good evening. i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace. thank you so much for joining us tonight. the investigation into the sudden death of music superstar michael jackson intensifies. >> we see, in the warrants, in writing that authorities are looking for evidence related to propofol or diprivan. we know from a source that dr. murray gave him that drug within 24 hours of his death. >> the warrants say there's probable cause to think that searches of the home and office of dr. conrad murray would uncover evidence of, quote, crimes of excess. specifically, excessive prescribing, prescribing to or treating an addict, and manslaughter. >> the addict in this case, apparently michael jackson. the key piece of evidence is a cd with the name omar arnold on it. detecti

robert, robert, robert, you know.orter: her sons occasional little came to visit her here in florida, but her marriage to their diplomat father was forever past. and now it was, as we said, that friday afternoon in august. it was the eve of the company beach party. >> rosemary was bringing some of the supplies and was always there early to set up. >> reporter: rosemary had told co-workers she would drop into the office friday afternoon to pick up a bowl for the next day's event. >> they kind of called me and said, you know, rosemary still hasn't gotten this bowl of potato salad. what do we do? i said, she'll show up. don't worry about it. >> reporter: but saturday morning as the preparations for the party began, rosemary again uncharacteristically shirked her duties. >> she didn't show up. >> reporter: so they phoned her. more than once. no answer. no rosemary. >> we knew when she didn't show that something must have been wrong. that was definitely out of her character. >> reporter: rosemary was never late. she always

what happened to little robert? i want to bring in my colleague, jane velez-mitchell host of "issues" with jane velez-mitchell coming your way in about 12 minutes. this is one you and i followed. it is sad to report this now. when we start looking for answers what happened to him, we have to go back to ground zero where he was last seen. he was staying with his mom and her live-in boyfriend. we know there's an entry point into that canal about a half mile from her home. >> first i want to say that this is a horrific tragedy, and we can't just, i certainly can't just cover it as, oh, another dead child. i mean, it's gut-wrenching. you know, mike, as we cover these cases we become emotionally involved. we're human beings too, and it seems all too often we are talking about a child who disappears and turns up dead, and it's something's got to be done. we've got to look at some underlying causes, not just the specifics of why any one particular child's eyes dies. but the underlying causes of what is causing this trends,

it's an aunt of robert's. we did talk to a neighbor today who said that he'd talked to the boyfriend -- >> all right, and we will keep giving some updates on this case and let us hope for the best. >>> now, "cnn heroes." >> disabled children, they're really the forgotten ones in this war. they're in the backrooms, often not seen in society. >> i came to iraq as a civilian my name is brad blauser. i bring pediatric wheelchairs to iraqi children in need. people donate on my website, the wheelchairs are brought over, and i distribute them to the different military units, and help fit these children into the wheelchairs. the experience for me on the first distribution was awesome. to see the smile come across their face and look over and the mothers and the fathers, they've definitely been changed. >> but it's all about humanity. we want iraqis to feel there is humanity in america. he is happy to be participating. >> there's no paycheck. it's not really safe here, but this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, know

where oh where is robert manwill? >>> still no sign of robert anywhere. people are still looking, not giving up hope. >> we have a single focus. that's to find robert. >> according to police, the family last saw the 8-year-old around 9:30 p.m. friday night. >> we are concerned whenever you have somebody that is that young and vulnerable. >> somebody must believe that the child is still in the boise area, because on friday they're asking 1,000 volunteers to come out to this location to search for this young 8-year-old. >> robert's family tells us like any other 8-year-old boy, he's inquisitive and likes to explore. sometimes he likes to check out hiding places. so, please, check the areas around your houses. check your garages and your sheds, your van and cars. any place that a little boy may go. >> if somebody's seen him, you know, please, please call the police. you know, all we want is our little boy back. >> all we want to do is bring robert home. please, if you know anything, seen anything, contact the police department and help us find robert. >>> go

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roberts has a 2-2 inning. a double and a single. >> they do have a guy palmer who is nine and one this year started earlier in the year. we will see and again not a lot of action. roberts -- maybe -- hit a triple and a home run. he has the cycle in sight. keep the inning going, do it all in one inning. >> we will be here a while. premature fireworks. >> two down, naopli went out to talk to weaver. he has won five straight. nine out of ten. coming ufa off win from texas and minnesota. two down, adam jones, drew a walk in the inning. he will foul that one straight back. two rbis for huff with a double. mora, an rbi single and a two rbi single. one on at third and over at first base roberts. and jones with a chance to take this inning deeper. that is a short stop short hop. play made nicely. get inning over but a big one for the orioles. the orioles come away with a six runs on six hits. tillman who came off the mound trailing has a four run lead. . each with an average speed of 590 mph... almost as fast as you.

and there was a report that ehrlich jr., watching little robert, his story was, what, he last saw robert at the pool or in the jacuzzi with a heavyset couple, right? >> yeah. that was one of the stories that folks told us he was saying. we heard also that he it told police that he thought his dad had maybe taken the boy. did he tell at least one neighbor that he had seen robert down by the hot tub, i guess, by the pool with a couple. the man had a mustache and folks he didn't know. >> okay. in the indictment, it talks about robert being subjected too, i'll quoting here, escalating physical violence. i mean, was robert beaten and abused every time he went to visit his mom? do we know how long this was going on? >> you know, we -- we haven't -- we never were able to find any evidence of that i mean, obviously, the police have laid that out, or the prosecutor has. we have talked to family and friends and his teachers and various other folks, but we are still trying to nail down exactly how long he was back at his mom's house. dad had custody in a town about an hour away. >> right. >> but sh

roberts was back in. one down, he was underachieving, so they sent him back to the minors for a refresher course. >> jim: monday august 31-wednesday september 22nd great aseats are available for each game. tuesday september 1 is ollie's bargain night. 888-848-burger orioles.com. the reason they could do that is a guy that came into the season. .306 lifetime in the big leagues. it is good to to have a defense. they could put his tourist in from and move aybar. a lot of times the young hitters, kendrick could be as good as he was in the minor leagues. >> jim: at the end of the day you better have good coaches, you better sign good players, you are going to have to have players to howie's credit we want back to the minor leagues, worked on back in the big leagues, a chance to go to the post season. >> jim: a generous call but guthrie will take it 2-2. >> jim: it wasn't the double is how they got to the 3-2 fast ball. 0-2 missed with three pitches down the double play. he came back to get him here is the firs

wieters, izturis and roberts will be up here in the 13th. batting for third time he pinch hit for moeller in the eighth inning and had an rbi single. the angels now 17 lungs on 23 hits.

robert harrod was last seen a week ago today. he married fontelle heder on june 29th, reunited after 59 years apart. after the wedding, his new bride went to her home in missouri to pack her things and when she returned to california, her husband was gone. left his car, sunglasses, wallet, keys are missing. police say they're not certain he was not abducted. but his wife isn't so sure. let's give it a listen. >> he was in very good spirits. >> 59 years, and he gave me this in 1950 when he went to the korean war. and we were just getting started again. he would not have left on his own. >> you can hear the emotions. fontelle harrod joins us by phone. also with us colleen loomis with the police department. fontelle, you have to be heartbroken. what do you think happened to your husband? >> i really have no idea what happened. i know i made the comment that i don't think he would leave on his own and i really don't, but i don't know that there was any foul play or anything involved. i just can't imagine that he would leave. he was v

here is roberts. he will chop one. this has a chance. weaver gunning in, nice play to get roberts. helped his own cause the third homer of the year. of the plane in the dark. no peanuts or nothin'. and then if your bag wants to bring one of its little bag friends for company, they charge another $25. that's just plain mean. why do they hate your bags? at southwest airlines, bags fly free. grab your bag. it's on! ( ding )  . >>> a great night at the yard and to top it off fans will be treated to a fireworks display. they are here and throughout the weekend in fact showing off the new 2010 mustang. if you are going to be here we hope you will stop and take a look. that's a muscle car. okay. never mind. >> convertible muscle. >> that is a muscle car. muscle car -- and go for it. >> tank top and muscle car get the top down. >> that's right. put the shades on. go for it. 7-2 lead and we are just going to the 4th inning. 7-8-1 for the orioles, 2-2-0 for the angels. >> want to see the movement on the ball and that's what he did. >> 0-1. own ball one strike. a strike out victim. he has

roberts, good play brian roberts to get over there as jason berken did not, and his second baseman doesthey have decided not to run scutaro on contact, and there are two down. >> phil: p. >> buck: generally in this situation you're in the third spot of your lineup, you to make sure the ball goes true. jason berken kind of throws on that play. the ball went past him and his responsibility is to get to first base on anything hit to the right side. watch his reaction. he throws the pitch and then kind of become as spectator. brian roberts picked up on it and he takes a very unusual 3-4 put out. >> gary: so the unusual put- outs continue in this game. fouled back and a big cut by overbay. the clean-up batter. he is 0-1. he grounded out. he has also drawn a walk. the runners still at second and third, but now there are two down. so a chance for berken to get out of this with only one run scoring here in the fifth inning, if he can get this out. and this obviously is a big at- bat in the game. overbay, .254 with runners in scoring position. he is down on the count, 0-2. >> buck: a good pitch

outside robert's home. his family is asking for privacy but thanks the community for their continued support. >>> supporters packed a federal courtroom in raleigh, north carolina, for today's detention hearing for seven men accused of plotting terrorist attacks overseas. rega recordings were played. boyd is on the far right with three other suspects. they were arrested and charged last week with plotting to murder, kidnap, maim, and injury people overseas. an eighth suspect is believed to be in pakistan. prosecutors hope to arrest him soon. >>> judge sonia sotomayor is likely just days away from becoming the next u.s. supreme court justice. the full senate is debating her nomination. yesterday republican senator john mccain of arizona said he will vote against sotomayor because of what he calls her judicial activism. >> she attempted to walk back from her long public record of judicial activism, judge sotomayor cannot change her record. in a 1996 article in the suffolk university law review she stated, quot

brian roberts a two run homer double and steal. figgins four for seven with three doubles three rbi and three lungs scored. the angels have won two out of the first and the series obviously will don't tomorrow night here at baltimore's camden yards. rick dempsey is faking this loss very hard as he would as a player i think at this point. when you look at it, how difficult of a game when you think back and recap it in your own mind is it to lose after you battle back and tie it twice? >> i was talking about it in the 13th inning it will be a lot more difficult for the orioles because they actually did come back. rick talked about the deficits you have down 4-0. brian roberts hits the homerun. then you get the nick markakis homerun to tie it up 6-6. at the end of the day, you had a guy you hoped sooner or later is go going to start pitching well. the orioles take advantage of the  ♪  ♪ tell me who's watching. (announcer) it's right here. it's easy. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the mo

preliminary results from the autopsy give us reason to believe that 8-year-old robert manwill's death was not an accident.

i got to know his two brothers, president kennedy and robert kennedy.spend that time with him and be honored by him and by his family, it was unbelievable to be there with him with my family. he was a one-of-a-kind, tavis. he was our shepard, our champion. he spoke up and he spoke out for those who have been left out and left behind. he was a champion of civil rights, voting rights, and i feel very blessed that i had an opportunity to get to know him and work with him for many years. when i got to the house, we extend the voting rights act, improved to civil-rights legislation. we got to do it. we musto it, over and over he would say, and we will do it. it tavistavis: you said it he wr shepherd and champion. what was it about the relationship between the kennedys and black americans? what was it about the relationship between the kennedys and black folks that made for such a special bond? >> there was something about the kennedy family. when president kennedy and ladybird kennedy, and it was passed on to senator kennedy. there was this feeling that thes

we're back with robert reich and tony fratto. if you agree it is not a recovery, that's your point of view, would it be fair for you to disagree with president obama taking credit for anything? maybe he shouldn't be taking credit? >> i think the stimulus package is having some effect. i just think t.a.r.p. is a mistake. i don't understand you. let me ask you a question, for week after week after week you and i agreed on one of the fewest things we ever agreed on, which was that t.a.r.p. was a mistake. i don't think it has been a great victory at all. goldman sachs has publicly stated it's doing exactly, using the same business model it used before, other wall street banks are back to the same practices they were using before the crisis, nothing has changed. why do you think t.a.r.p. was such a good thing. >> looking back on it, it's a fair question. i don't like t.a.r.p., don't like the government running things and sure didn't like the government taking over general motors. maybe guys like me are a bit too hard, tony, on the fre

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brian roberts covering the bag.ng to have a pinch runner. >> gary: bobby crosby will come on for everidge as the pinch runner at first base. crosby represents the potential tying run in the ninth inning. ryan sweeney 0-3 in the ballgame. johnson, that one fouled off. hit off his foot and a one strike count on ryan sweeney. looking for that double play ground ball here. albers came on and worked a third of an inning, gave up a walk. baez came on, he got the three outs in the 8th inning. trying to preserve the win for david hernandez. trevor cahill, the starter for oakland, 6-11 on the season. another one chopped foul. >> jim: of course sweeney is trying to look for a ball he can ground into right field and maybe get crosby all the way to third. it's one of the difficult things when you're pitching, you know you have a left-handed hitter, brian roberts is in a couple of steps. the last thing i want is the ball by him. i'd rather have one out than get the ball into right field. >> gary: inside to him. the orioles are 3

robert over to take it. the runner stays at third base, and choo will get a stolen base. >> buck: i don't think matt had a real good grip on this ball. watch the hesitation. you can see a little lessation that cost him. the throw was on line, but just late. brian has great position there. there is the slide, the contact with the bag before roberts can tag choo, but i don't think matt had a real good grip when he went into the glove to get that baseball and that's why he had that momentary hesitation. >> gary: 18-20 in stolen bases for choo. now two in scoring position, one down and a three ball, two strike count on peralta. a big chance for the indians here against berken 3-2 delivery. he gets him. berken get as big strikeout arguing about it is peralta. >> buck: this is a good pitch. this is on the inside front door breaking ball. not meant to be. but you see the target was outside, and he misses all the way across the plate. but it is effective as he didn't go so much with the target, called the strike zon

roberts hit it hard, just missed.e orioles playing in two consecutive ballparks with a lot of room in the outfield. >> buck: you've got to have good speed in the outfield to have a very good defensive team. you can see how much space there is in the gaps there. artificial surface, the ball scoots through the gaps in a hurry. you have to have good speed in the outfield. >> gary: only one home run right-handed and romero will miss up high with it. and roberts trying to work the count and work romero here early on. off-speed delivery again to him. outfield, fairly shallow in center and right and back in left. the delivery on the way and roberts to center field straight away. wells perfectly positioned hauls it in and roberts is out of there. >> buck: adam jones who makes his way to the plate hitting .300 for the season. he has had a good year against the toronto blue jays. he has really done a great number against a pretty good pitching staff. a guy that hit ricky romero the last time they met in baltimore, and the win f

roberts has t he'll get harris.wn inning for the left- hander brian matusz. pie and markakis. pie hauled it in for the out. no harm, no foul. nce from the, there's an app for that. if you're an avid baseball fan and want to catch a game-winning run live-there's an app for that. and if you're an avid tennis player and want to play on... center court...there's an app for that too. because there's an app for just about anything. only on the iphone.  >>> we are back at the proa metrodome in a game that featured two rookie starters. we check into the minor leagues for an oriole hopeful to be a rookie at this point sometime this year. jake arrieta for norfolk goes seven innings last night in a win against rochester. two hits, just two runs h-six strikeouts pitching to a 3.92 earned run average is jake air yetia in his last four starts had an e.r.a. 1.72. now, to jim hunter and buck martinez. guys? >> jim: viv, thank you very much. jake air yetia late in the year pitching a fine game seven scoreless innings f you're

they say the evidence shows robert manwill may be injured. and while they wouldn't confirm whether they suspect he's dead, they did say he might be the victim of a tragic event. yesterday afternoon crime scene investigators spent several hours searching the home of a couple who knows robert's family. police also went to a landfill, but wouldn't say whether the visit was connected to the missing boy. investigators say they are including interviewing area. >>> six months in, how is president obama doing? that's what senior administration officials and cabinet members are assessing at blair house just a short walk from the white house. they also will be looking to the future. president obama won't be at today's session, though. he'll be at camp david. several hours of closed door meetings are scheduled today and vice president joe biden is expected to speak. >>> president barack obama is sounding upbeat on the chi. in his weekly radio and internet address he cited friday's commerce report showing the economy shrank just 1% in the second quarter.

brian roberts batting right handed.. >> jim: with him, mike scioscia plays conventional baseball. doesn't play the line. a lot of times you'll guard the line with a one run lead, which i never thought made a lot of sense. there is another good breaking ball. now moved back to third base. there is all kinds of room down the line. that is probably the way you should play, that is where you started the game, why would you change just because it is a one run ballgame? inside breaking ball. broke too much. >> jim: how many times have you seen guys get out of position and the guy hits a single and the next guy hits a two run homerun and they lose? >> hunter shading the other way. brian hits toward left center field. back it goes. that ball is bouncing into the bullpen for a double. he hit it against the defense. tying run at second, nobody down. >> jim: then if you throw a breaking ball, it is the third breaking ball fuentes throws to roberts. look where it end up. right in the middle of the plate. 45th double, two run homeru

at robert's burial, ted kennedy was the first to receive his brother's flag.senator kennedy would be buried alongside his brothers. >> it becomes a kind of shrine, if you will, almost a point of visitation of people who come to washington and want to pay homage to the memory of the kennedy brothers and kennedy family. >> it can almost be spiritual. pomp and precision of full military service are vivid remind reminders of the tremendous sacrifice of those fallen. william howard taft and generals john pershing, seven astronauts share a single grave. big band leader glenn miller, whose plane disappeared on tour entertaining troops during world war ii. arlington also holds a whole new generation of war dead. senator kennedy often attended funerals for the service members from massachusetts killed in iraq or afghanistan. even one of today's military pallbearers was personally touched by ted kennedy. when his mother was short on money, he says, kennedy helped her get medical care. >> in my family, he's a huge -- he's an icon. he's a hero. >> senator kennedy's grave

roberts making the play and morales is retired. there's two down in the 7th inning. >> jim: you bet irv a good veteran presence. aybar or ennis touris, or even izturis. they will helped morales. it's a mental part of the game that sometimes is overlooked. >> gary: 2 down here and gary matthews, jr. is 0 for 3 in the ball game. one for 6 in the two games. bear in mind this is a 4 game set that the orioles and the angels are playing. day game tomorrow with guthrie skins against o'sullivan, and then monday night, it will be be hernandez and santana. 2nd base again, roberts getting the out. meredith retires the side in order. 7th inning stretch brought by jack daniels. tennessee whiskey, police drink responsible -- please drink responsibly. ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving with geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the m

so brian roberts one out of two.lready two at bats in this game, and the orioles have two on after two men down. jo that's the beauty of that two-out walk that blackburn issued to mohler. turned the line-up over. now you have two on, and izturis batting, and he already has a hit in this game. >> jim: izturis singled to left field for the orioles first hit. he came on to score. izturis to right field. that ball is hit well. scudder reaches up, and maybes the catch. he halls it in for the out. cuddyer makes a nice play and the orioles cannot score. @  . >> jim: jason kubeldhs lea off the person machine second. hard hit ball to first. luke scott has it, and he'll go to the ball unassisted. well, the learning process continues for luke, and how about that, you snap your finger, the ball is on you. >> buck: well, that's the hardest hit ball luke has had to deal with at first base. this is just his fourth start, and he has a little smile on his face, i did it. i did it. he hit it hard. no problem, had it all the

i'd say maybe robert kennedy or jorge mcgovern? >> why were you interested in working in the george mcgovern campaign? >> i come to know him working with senator kennedy and i knew of his real passion about the war in vietnam which i shared. and he seemed to me, as a 1972 campaign developed, almost the only candidate that was truly against that war and then he called me up and wanted to know if i wanted to join his campaign and i said, yes i did. >> got some audio tape. it's kind of long - it's over three minutes - of lyndon johnson conversation from the oval office with bobby kennedy at the time - was attorney general - this is in the - may of 1964. >> must have been just ending his term as attorney general. through new explain what's with going in 1964? >> there was some time, so some talk he might be vice president candidate. lyndon johnson didn't have a vice president. if the president succeeded or a vice president succeeded on the death of a president, he served the rest of the term but without a vice president. that was johns

kennedy will be buried next to his brothers john and robert at arlington national cemetery, a resting place for the nation's heroes. this is a tight knit community here in hyannis port. they are flying their flags at half staff because they don't just miss a senator, they miss a friend. reporting live, hari sreenivasan. >>> for decades, the kennedy compound in hyannis port was like a magnet that drew the family in good times and bad. a place to kickback, celebrate achievement, and to regroup following hardship. jeff glor reports. >> reporter: for 83 years, hyannis port has been a place of retreat and renewal for america's greatest political dynasty. now they remember a patriarch, and this town remembers a friend. sam barber sold him paintings. >> i'm going to miss him terribly. i'm speechless. >> reporter: ted kennedy's father bought a cottage here in 1928, thinking it would be good for the kids' health. three decades later, ted's brothers john and robert purchased surrounding homes, creating this three acre property simply known as the compound. john is the editor of "the last lion."

kennedy and robert f. kennedy. and now the last brother of camelot goes toward arlington national cemetery is the son sinks slowly in the west and as the light begins to fade here in the area, they are not here to have one final moment, their cameras are up in the air, the cell phone cameras are up in the air. they are starting to snap those pictures that they will send to the folks back home to set i was here on the day of the funeral. i was here the day they laid edward m. kennedy two rest at arlington national cemetery. it'll be a story they will tell for many, many years speak to you now, mayor ray flynn who is part of our panel, looking at somebody of the iconic pictures of the 60s, brian wilson just talked about camelot, that extraordinary moment in 1862 and there have been a lot of pictures shown that when jack kennedy was president of the united states, and this is really only for when you think about it was starting in 1963 so was only 11 months. robert kennedy was the attorney gen. ted kennedy was the the