agent hosty: ruth paine? ruth paine: yes, can i help you?, i'm special agent james hosty, federal bureau of investigation. i'm looking for lee oswald. do you mind if i come in? ruth paine: yes, please come in. agent hosty: thank you. ruth paine: their friend george introduced us and marina and i became friends, so when she and lee had their problems, i went down to new orleans and brought her back here to have her baby. agent hosty: and mr. oswald, he's still in new orleans? ruth paine: no, he lost his job there, so he came back. agent hosty: he's living here? ruth paine: oh no, i won't allow that. and marina won't either. he keeps some of his things out in my garage and he comes weekends to see his girls but marina doesn't want him here. agent hosty: do you know where he is? ruth paine: i should think he's at work. agent hosty: where does he work? ruth paine: at the texas school book depository. marina, this is fbi agent hoy. marina: fbi? to take us away? ruth paine: no, he, he's not here to harm you. agent hosty: no, no, our job is to prot

the first count that was read, ruth anne lodato, guilty. now, the first count is ruth anne lodato, who was killed in february of 2014, found dead in her home by her caretaker. care take -- caretaker of her elderly mother. that's what broke the se ope prosecutors said if charles severance didn't continue killing that nancy dunning's murder may have gone unsolved but because he started killing again in 2013, killing ron kirby right in his doorway and then again ruth anne lodato in her doorway, the three victims living in one square mile. but with that witness in the ruth anne lodato case seeing charles severance, hearing a shot, hearing a scream, oning to the -- running to the door. she testified that she looked up and saw this man and she identified charles severance in court. there was a problem with part of her testimony, in that she said it was a man who had a shorter beard and the defense tried to hone in on that saying it was the wrong man but the jury in the end believed that the witness had seen charles severance that day and that's w

but not before ruth heard something rather terrifying. ruth tried to call back. nothing. and there she was, so far away, and now worried. so she decided to call the sheriff's department, whose headquarters is here in downtown prescott. >> sheriff's office, maria. how can i help you? >> ah, yes. mymyame is ruth kennedy and i'm calling from nashville, tennessee. i was on the phone with my daughter and she screamed and said, "oh no" and the phone's gone dead. and is there anything you can do? can you go check? >> reporter: "oh no." those two words played back, again and again,`in ruth's worried brain. and so began a mystery. and a story too unbelievable even for some of its most intimate partipants. what happened to carol kennedy? >> the answer to that question would take years to answer. not just what happened to carol, but who was behind it? >> we were just stunned. and if we announce your team on nbc's sunday night football, you're automatically a winner. you could even win $500,000. it's time to play game time gold. who's your team? working on my feet all day gave me pai

>> were you personally obsesswith ruth bader ginsberg? >> as a jewish opera fan, i felt something in common with justice ginsberg. >> in fact justice ka caig kagad she made possible my own career. is that among her biggest achievement? >> if she had never been named as the supreme court, she transformed the understanding of the constitution and mate maid it such that women and men were equal under the law. that hasn't happened before she got to work. >> you talk about the odd couple in this court, justice scalia and ginsberg, how did this begin? >> i 30 she finds justice scalia for all they disagree with totally hilarious. >> you talk about new year's eve parties i believe and the two of them having parties together and they didn't talk anything about politics nothing about the law, right? that plus have been a boring conversation. >> i think it's entertaining for them. anyone who can make justice ginsberg laugh, is ace in her book. >> do you think she's going to retire any time soon? >> no. she has no intention to quit until she can't do

ruth tried back, couldn't reach carol. then she called the sheriff's department. >> she's out there and she screamed and said, "oh no," and then the phone was dropped, and i'm just at my wit's end. >> now, did you call her or did she call you when this occurred? >> she called me tonight and calls me every night. i'm 83, and she worries about me, and so we were just having our conversation, and then all the sudden she just screamed and the phone back. happened. >> okay, ruth, who does your daughter live with? >> she's recently divorced, she's alone. >> what's your daughter's name? >> carol kennedy. said? recently divorced. >> do you believe she's concerned if her husband or ex-husband came back? >> oh, i don't think so. no, i don't think it's that kind of a thing. >> okay. they knew they cared deeply for each other and the two daughters. >> the connection of the two of them interested me. >> they took time to nurture their relationship and to spend time together. do bringing up katie and charlotte. >> carol wasn't answering

former manhattan borough president and one-time mayoral candidate for new york city ruth messinger joins us. remember her? oh, she's still quite active. she talks about her career to help others after leaving politics, and, oh, yeah, we'll >> welcome back to "upclose." our next guest once ran for the highest political office in new york city. former manhattan borough president ruth messinger, trying to become mayor in 1997, losing to rudy giuliani, as he won a second term. she has been, since then, in the trenches and at the forefront, fighting for civil rights and human rights in countries around the world, and now ruth messinger is retiring as the president of the nonprofit american jewish world service, conduct her exit interview, and i'm pretty excited for that. >> me, too. >> i didn't even tell you it was an exit interview, but that's what it is -- at least for the public. >> fair enough. >> and so many new yorkers remember you fondly and think of you fondly and now... >> thank you. >> ...are gonna wish you well on your next part of your journey here. you just turned 75. happy birth

here to tell us a little bit more is ruth. ruth, thanks so much for being here. thank you for having me. i'm already hungry just thinking about what's going to be going on that day. so am i. we are going to be serving latke which is potato pancakes and we have something new on the menu, matzo ball soup in a chicken stock. we have our good egg salad with wonderful bread and we have a wonderful apple cake for dessert. we are hoping that the whole congregation did a whole lot of work preparing this, and we hope the siouxland community can come out. it's form 11:30 until 5:30. tickets are available at the door; they are $12 for adults and $6 for children. you do have carry out. you're hoping people will come out, check out the congregation and see the synagogue and meet some of the people too. but if they can't stay you can also take carry out. exactly, we do have carry outs available so that's not a problem. why do you like this time of year? why do you like this super latke dinner? why do you hope other people will come out? it's something different. it's not a reg

her daughter-in-law, ruth, came with her. ruth had lost her husband. she met a man named boaz. ruth and boaz got married. one day they had this little baby boy. at this time, naomi was way up there in years, it didn't look like she had any reason to live. but when she saw that little baby, something came alive on the inside. the scripture says, "the women in the town rejoiced saying, 'naomi, god has given you a son. this baby will restore your youth.'" she felt this new sense of purpose. she took care of that little baby like it was her own. she didn't think she'd ever be happy again but now she is more fulfilled than ever. that was god paying her back for the unfair things that had happened. are you wearing your crown today? or have you let a disappointment, a loss, a bad break convince you to take it off? nothing that's happened to you has stopped god's plan. he knows how to give beauty for ashes, how to turn mourning into dancing. like naomi, you may have taken your crown off, thinking that you've seen your best days, but you need to get ready. the latter part of your life i

but ruth and madison ward are no ordinary mother and son. >> they blend folk and soul and they are known in the music world as madison ward and the mama bear. >> now they have their new album "skeleton crew" which debuts number one on the alternative artist chart. was it a thrill? >> yes. >> and a surprise? >> and the touring together must be fun. and the tour bus coming a along? >> yes, coming along. we have a good time. >> a what are you going the play for us? >> a song called "yellow taxi. i" >> all right. take it away. here they are. i have a songplay on the corner at dawn wherever i am until the people are gone i just need a place to go so i don't sleep on the log but last night i slept in a big yellow taxi gold that is the story i told even though my hands were cold i froze even though my jacket was on slip a couple of nickels my way my way and let my lips pay and now you are fixing the pan and everything is cheap and now i'm sleep manage -- sleep manage the taxi last night i slept in a big yellow taxi my imagination told me that i was sleeping in gold that is the story i saw and e

that is awesome. >> if you'd like to donate stop can also go the klgandhoda.com. >>> look, ruth and phil are here. >> we like them to come visit. >> and elvis duran is noon... as you get ready for thanksgiving, e cost of yoururmeal might go up this year. we'll take a look... meaenwhile --- good news at the pump, as gas prices keep on falling. show, its the count down to black friday. will you be lining up to shop? and what kate blanche it says is the one thing she would never want to you see in her house and thth hilarious joy behar is here. she will reveal which presidential candidate she has a crush on and why the real reason why she cried when mer ditdz leftfthe view. and fabulous stretchy clothes that will let you stuffourself in style and a surprise for a

this is the room of jimmy carter's sisters, ruth and gloria. and when rosalynn carter: came out to see her friend ruth, this is where they would hang out together, play games, do homework and just enjoy each other's company. surely, when ms. rosalynn was out visiting president carter's sister, she would have seen a young jimmy carter and had many interactions with him. this is plains high school. this is where rosalynn smith carter and jimmy carter would have attended first through the 11th grade. her first memory of going to school here is she made straight as at first quarter. and she went home and she showed her dad, edgar smith, and her mom, ms. allie, the straight as, and she -- they were so proud of her, her dad gave her a dollar for her accomplishments. later on, in the 7th grade, a local businessman had a contest for the student who had the best grade point average throughout the year and whoever had that grade point average, he would give them $5. and in 1920s and '30s, that's quite a bit of money. and after 7th grade year, ms. rosalyn

ruth: that's what we hear. think this comes in the backdrop of these new treasury rules and people are asking how does that impact the deal? share holdersegan -- it does not impact the company. the stock is ticking up. people are looking and have the sense that this is not something they have to worry about for the immediate future. francine: this is something that is common in the pharmaceutical world grid --. are they coming under scrutiny? ruth: they are. if this deal goes through, it aversionhe biggest tax deal. it would go down from 25% to 15%. much.sion is very the latest rules that have come out don't seem to back this deal as of now. francine: we are expecting something today. are there any hiccups? is this going to be smooth sailing? we think it could come today. it's going to be mainly a stock transaction. there is a little cash element there. francine: there has already been a divestment in generic business. would there be any more divest? it seems too good to be true that this would just sell throug

take closer look at those numbers with our political panel, ruth marcus from the "washington post," karl rove was the top political advisor to george w. bush. and he's out with a new book "the triumph of william mckinley: why the election ever 1896 still matters" and ron brownstein. ben carson slips in iowa what does that mean? >> has taken lot of questions about whether he's up for the job. as you get closera0&ae those -e polls in general, donald trump whatever reason polls a little better in online only polls like this that we see otherwise he was at 22 in "boston globe" poll today. in new hampshire. but having said that there's no question strong position, this shift toward the nexus of immigration and terrorism. i would say republican race still boils down to two sentences. donald trump is consolidating the blue collar wing of the republican party with 41% nationally. the college and white collar wing remains track furred. he's at 23 there. no one really is there. the question is does the race look different at any point when someone eventually does consolidate that. not that donald

sex therapist and author, doctor ruth west himmer was at the walnut street theater to see performanceer life and afterward she held a discussion with members of the audience. >>> these days teenagers, seem to be glued to their smart phones and while many people see them as a distraction two local schools are putting them to better use. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn explains in this special. >> reporter: report it wasn't so many years ago cell phones were forbid men almost every classroom seen as a distraction to learning but schools are now changing the rules and their perspective on how fingertip technology can utilize to enhance learning rather than impeding it. >> i think before the the internet was the boo ge y man was like do you not bring anything off the internet in the classroom. >> reporter: soon schools found themselves in the canned dry with computer labs being part of the curriculum for decade. being in an isolated environment was antiquated. >> walk in the building and it is like backing in a a museum. >> reporter: we visited germantown academy and hatboro horsham t

here to tell us a little bit more is ruth. ruth, thanks so much for being here. thank you for having me. i'm already hungry jusus thinking aboututhat's going to be going on that day. so am i. we are going to be serving latke which is potato pancakes and we have something new on the menu, matzo ball soup in a chicken stock. we have our good egg salad with wonderful bread and we have a wonderful apple cake for dessert. we are hoping that the whole congregation did a whole lot of work preparing this, and we hope the siouxland community can come out. it's form 11:30 until 5:30. tickets sre available at the door; they are $12 for adults and $6 for children. you do have carry out. you're hoping people will come out, check out the congregation and see the synagogue and meet some of the people too. but if they can't stay you can alsosoake carry out. exactly, , do have carry outs available so that's not a problem. why do you like this time of year? why do you like this super latke dinner? why do you hope other people will come out? it's something different. it's not a reg

ruth. >> dr. ruth at the national museum of american jewish history. >> this should be a very interesting night. >> we can't wait. we are just so looking forward to some wonderful tips. >> some wonderful tips from dr. ruth. >> this could be sassy. we'll hear more about it maybe later much thanks for stopping and have a good night. >> thanks for the good weather. >> you're welcome. >> more to come. >> how about wednesday. >> we'll talk about that later. we'll zen it back to the studio for now. >> spicy out there, kathy. >> ladies from cherry hill heading out tonight. >> thank you, kathy. >>> sparks flying during a wild police chase in utah. a woman watching tried to help but now she's in trouble, too. what she did that got her arrested. >> and will you soon be able to smoke pot for fun in new jersey the plan under discussion right now. >>> and a new video game that's not about fun and games but live and death. who created it and why he's trying to teach your kids a lesson. >> they pop up in your in

ruth and phil are here.

on the night of his passing they actually took rosalynn carter to be with jimmy carter's sister ruth.his is jimmy carter's farm. it is important to rosalynn's story, because she would have spent a lot of time out here with president carter's sister ruth. this is a room jimmy carter's room in gloria. when they came out to see her friend ruth, this is where they would hang out together, play games and do homework and enjoy each other's company. surely when rosalynn was out visiting president carter's sister, she would have seen a young jimmy carter. >> this is where rosalynn smith carter and jimmy carter would have attended first through 11th grade. >> her first memory of going to school here is she made straight a's at first quarter. she went home and she showed her dad, and her mom the straight a's and they were so proud of her, dad gave her a dollar for her accomplishments. later on, a local businessman had a contest for the student who had the best grade point average throughout the year. whoever had that grade point average, he would give them $5. in 1920s and 30s that was quite a

let me quote ruth cater ginsburg. methane better to lead the author of the majority opinion. illustration. the case decided by the court 1996 that the denial of the commission violated the equal protection in clause. the final draft released to the public was better. amasa hard to read that way that would do the best i can [laughter] >> and at least one dozen more drafts of eggs to the dissent now we go to justice scalia who is the ginsberg good friend and occasional nemesis the fact never comes to public light it often causes the majority to eliminate the more vulnerable assertions and of the gold ruble. assigning field in for the court to give some assurance i have written it will that i can respond satisfactorily in my judgment to the descent of a separate concurrence it is a higher percentage of the worst opinion of the court and the reasoning is unanimous. good judges are talking to one another and sometimes they change their mind. plan had an experience she said of writing a dissent for myself and one other justice in time it was the opinion of the court so there is a d

>>[applause] >> thank you so much, ruth.as you see ruth and her husband floyd, are so generous with presenting being that so great about this tour. thank you for everything. next were going to hear from lucia pohlman and her work with the san francisco greenhouse project the portola green plan. the portola urban greening steering committee and will we go from here. please welcome lucia pohlman. >> thank you. thank you so much for the beautiful presentation and i definitely feel coming into the neighborhood there's somebody fearful projects that are going on. the greenhouse project. we are local nonprofit that works on urban greening, sustainability in urban agriculture and we have a host of things going on. one big update is that the portola greening committee is launching a website this week if we are going to be ill at her communicate with residents of things are going on in the outreach were performing with the community. we did an awesome postcard outreach campaign and we want to make sure that everyone sees that there w

jason matera attracts ruth down. why our interview turned ugly. >> she started to swing her shopping bags at me. >> announcer: a young man was out on a date and never comes home. sigona investigates. >> what did you find? >> announcer: the dangers of dating apps. murder. a man and costume murders a young mom. who was under the mask? plus, a woman phones home during a traffic stop and things spin out of control.

. >> how about, baby ruth betsy. >> baby ruth betsy. >> butter finger bet thecy. >> we will think ofy bar. >> kitkat kline if you are new to the city or program, called "good day philadelphia" a, she is producer in the booth, her real name is jessica kline romberg. >> she is who we are yelling at, kitkat, did you get them. >> she is one we inn is cyst do another kardashian related story. this is it. the last one. >> ever. >> kendell jenner, which one is she. >> she is one of the other ones, kendell kylie. >> older of the youngest. >> kylie is the baby. >> anyway, kendell, hoist 20, 21, showing off her inner alice in wonderland in a new photo shoot for vogue magazine. >> vogue, vogue, vogue. >> she showed her clothes by dior in the shoot. this is second straight month appearing in the vogue. last month she was in the fashion magazine. we will see more of this because this is 150 anniversary of alice in wonderland. >> some parts of that store write written here in philadelphia. >> manuscript was here for a while. >> manuscript was here in a while. >> sat in philadelphia for some yearsy

ruth hamilton, commander in chief, military order of the world wars.e highland, national president, the retired enlisted association. thomas kelly, congressional medal of honor society. and moses [ inaudible ], jr., national commander disabled american veterans. the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. i would like to ask the president and national commanders that comprise our associate membership to standing and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. [ applause ] >> it is now my pleasure to introduce our veteran's organization host for 2015. military officers association of america, founded in 1929. it's the nation's largest and most influential association of military officers. with more than 390,000 members, it is the leading voice representing active duty, guard, and reserve, retired, and former officers of all seven uniformed services and their spouses, families, and survivors. they offer a powerful force, speaking for a strong natio

probably one of the most unpleasant ruth was and contemptible people i have met in history. i don't begrudge him his feelings to the white people because if you lived in that time there was no other way. but what i cannot excuse is the abominable treatment he yells out to anyone that is personally connected with his cohorts or anybody. he has a very fraught relationship with booker t. washington that in fact, end with the woman he was in love with throwing yourself off the top of the building. our time is short but i should tell you that besides fighting into making washington wretched he dies and carvers career was a lad to take off. he is famous everywhere in the world. then from all the racial hatred he fell head over heels in love with a 23 year-old white man that lasted 10 years ben carver was thought to have come up with a cure for polio. he was also was citing people with his oriole 12 hours a day. people were lighting up begging for help. i want to tell you before i close that carver never accepted a fee for lecturing.

while we wait, i want to bring in my panel, msnbc's steve kornacki, along with ruth marcus.s had a problem in the campaign, he goes back to florida. this is an important state for him where he is not even leading in the polls. >> he's running fourth place in florida, a state where he was governor for two terms. behind not just marco rubio who shares florida with him. obviously is currently a senator from there. also trails donald trump and ben carson. the idea here today is to kick off a tour, it starts in florida. he'll go to other key early states to talk about and to stress his record as governor of florida. the jeb can fix it theme is about the idea of saying jeb bush went in to become governor of florida, he fixed things by applying conservative principles. he is the results guy. he can do the same thing nationally, of course the big question is when you talk about your florida record and you're jeb bush, are you talking about things that happening during the years 1998 when he was first elected and 2006. that's when he left office. we're basically nearly two decades no

nancyápñ dunning in 2003, transition planner ron kirby in 2013 and music teacher ruth ann lodato lastring you this breaking news as it becomes available. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> we have a conveyor belt of rain that stretches out of the carolinas into southern virginia and keeping further north getting closer to the metro area. the patch of green to the south, we are getting a few scattered sprinkles now. a few here in the shenandoah valley. all of this coming up closer tos by later this afternoon, nearby radar showing a few sprinkles here as far north as charles county. right now in the upper 50s, 60s. reagan national at 62. we'll reach the mid 60s by mid afternoon. slight chance of a sprinkle early afternoon. back to the upper 50s by early evening. >>> all right. kansas city royals fans and players are now getting ready for a big parade. the royals are celebrating their world series victory tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. our time. they won the series in a nail biter last night. the game took more than four hours. in fact, it ended shortly after midnight this morning. it was th

turquÍa derribÓ a un avión caza ruso s u 24 cerca de la frontera consiria donde ruth estÁ bombardeandomÓ que el avión ignorÓ 10 advertencias que repetidamente violÓ su espacio aÉreo. (habla en inglÉs) >> turquÍa como cualquier país tiene derecho a defender su territorio su espacio aÉreo. pero ambas partes tambiÉn dijeron que se debe controlar la situaciÓn. (habla en francÉs) >> debemos evitar un aumento en la atenciÓn que serÍa muy daÑino. el Único propÓsito de besar pelear contra terrorismo y contradices los pilotos rusos saltaron en paracaÍdas del aviÓn pero el gobierno confirmó que desde tierra al que matÓ a uno de ellos. se desconoce la suerte del segundo piloto, de helicÓpteros rusos buscaron. fue como una puÑalada en la espalda dijo el presidente de rusia sobre el ataque turco. asegurÓ que no violaron el espacio aÉreo y que atacaban a isis. françois olÁn visitará turquÍa el jueves en washington los mandatarios conversaron en privado y luego el presidente obama dijo que estaban en total solidaridad para ajusticiar a esos terroristas. sin embargo, 66% del pueblo de estados unidos n

ruth david, thank you very much for that story.ely watching any news in the wake of vw's emissions scandal. berlin, what can we expect from the meeting? any update on investment strategy? chris: we expect them to discuss their investment strategy. puts out aw five-year rolling plan. they may shorten that horizon to less than three years. the last time they did that was 2009 during the financial crisis, so that gave you a sense of the impact and scope of the crisis right now. they had to cut their time horizon. a will definitely cut average spending per year. in the past, the last budget was 17.1 billion euros per year, just for the group, not including the chinese joint ventures. they will cut that amount for sure. the question is by how much. there is also some question how much detail they will release in terms of the investment figures. there will also be a number -- i mean, last week the ceo and the labor chief gave some comments saying they would be on talks for 10 days. that expires today, so we are expecting some news from t

>> ruth buzzi, remember her? >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] i said, come on, ruth. >> jimmy: then she hit you with her purse. >> and she hit me with her purse. it was a whole thing we did. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> we got married. i'm sorry, i would have invited you, but it was just close friends and family. but we had a lot of fun, guys, didn't we? [ light laughter ] >> the roots. >> jimmy: the roots. >> the roots love to party. although, it was a little difficult getting the tuba into that little chapel. >> jimmy: yeah, of course it definitely was. >> we did it at city hall, and yes. and on the most important day of your life, there's nothing more romantic than just before the ceremony hearing, next? >> jimmy: at city hall. >> no, it was a lovely ceremony. the city clerk did it. it was very moving. it was very emotional. and, you know,w, just thought to myself, well, you know 18 years, my partner devlin elliott, who co-wrote the book, we've been together 18 years. and we're like the gay oprah and stedman. >>

the only other player to hit numbers like that babe ruth. babe ruth was 25 when he did it. harper is 22. >> unanimous. that says it all. >>> federal regulators approve a new version of salmon. some people are calling it frankenfish. >> a former israeli spy is released from federal prison after 30 years. howard? >> getting chilly out here. we've seen temperatures drop anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. now down to the low 40s. a cool friday ahead. your forecast ahead as well in just a couple of minutes. >> around the beltway we are issue and problem free this morning. certainly some good news there. looks like a fantastic friday already in sight but we are hearing about some reports of a possible accident on the southbound side of i -270. we're going to give you alternate routes for that issue and how things are shaping up on metro. that's coming up after the break. >> they do the crime. then they do the time. but when inning mates get out of jail, it can be hard to start over. how two excons are helping others get ♪ (vo) some call it giving back