sorenson was angry. and when he would see me, which was a few times after that , he said there was in coverup. of course there was. they were hiding from the public the extent of kennedy's medical history and difficulties. if people knew how many medical health problems kennedy had i don't think he would have been elected in 1960. however unfair that may be. he acquitted himself brilliantly during the presidency. i sent his medical records down alongside of the cuban missile crisis with the tapes we had, and there were no concessions to his medical difficulties during that crisis. was the medications that helped him i think get through it without stumbles, but -- anyway, to get back to your point about sorenson, he was somewhat prickly character, very defensive but kennedy, as if he were the keeper of the flame. but i don't in the why jacqueline kennedy was so critical of him. i in the sense that sorenson was a total loyalist and he served kennedy's needs and desires and wishes to the nn't deeing -- degr

when i popped out of the surface, i was looking directly at him. >> reporter: sorenson eventually found bratchley in an air pocket. >> shockingly, there he was, as calm as can be. he said, thank you, thank you. who are you? >> reporter: bratchley is no stranger to cave diving. the british cave rescue diver calls him one of the best cave divers in the world. he is a member of the elite british diving team that helped rescue 12 soccer players and their coach from a cave in thailand last summer. here he is posing for a picture with british prime minister theresa may and other rescue divers. bratchley spoke about that experience on "good morning britain." >> the relief when we emerged to find that the kids were safe was amazing. >> reporter: now, after being rescued himself in tennessee, bratchley had only one request after his long ordeal. >> his only request was that he wanted some pizza. >> bratchley refuse ed medical treatment. and he's already looking forward to his next dive. >> and some pizza. >>> north korea has announced a new weapons test. photos show kim jong-un overseeing the te

sorenson like fruit but not like coffee. europe's only home. own coffee comes from the valley on gran canaria unique coffee with a unique flavor. and you can catch up with hendrix adventures in our europe to the max series including lots of background information on our you tube channel all right up next a norwegian performance artist who gives new meaning to the phrase burst your bubble yawn hucking eriksson uses balloons of all kinds bursting them with various kinds of sharp objects now his videos have gathered a worldwide following of fans who love his destructive yet creative urges the artist says he's motivated mostly by fun but one thing is for sure is the installation certainly go off with a bang. good explosion lots of confetti. introducing young hawking erickson visual artist and self-proclaimed destroyer from norway. oslo studio he shoots a new video almost every day showing him bursting balloons with apparatus he's built himself. sometimes quickly and painlessly. but it's other times it takes several tries for it to pop. it's just fo

one of them, ed sorenson found bratchley the next day.e had been trapped in an air pocket inside the flooded cave. >> came up to the air pocket, and shockingly, there he was, calm as could be. he just said thank you, thank you. who are you. >> he was awake, alert and oriented. his only request when he got to the surface was he wanted some pizza. >> pretty fair request. >> the other cavers stayed at the scene to help with the rescue efforts. >>> ♪ how i'm feeling and my pride is to blame ♪ ♪ i still don't understand >> we have had a chance to binge beyonce's home coming on netflix. in the film, she reveals she was still rebounding from a difficult pregnancy when she game rehearsing, she had doubts about her comeback. >> there were days that i thought, you know, i'll never be the same. i'll never be the same physically. my strength and endurance would never be the same. >> beyonce talked about breast feeding her twins on top of demanding rehearsals and a strict diet. also revealing her 7-year-old daughter blue ivy may with a super star in t

rescue diver ed sorenson brought him out. >> he was very calm. >> reporter: calm and saying this uneasy experience won't stop him from cave diving again. kerry sanders, nbc news, gainsboro, ten tennessee. >> what a remarkable rescue. they say it was his previous experience that helped save his own life. that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. n because of a man claiming to have a gun. hear from the nurse who police >>> right now at 6:00, a san jose hospital on lockdown because of a man claiming to have a gun. tonight the nurse who police say is the real hero. plus. >>> i'm scott budman a tech ipo. what it's like on the very first trade when all these people get rich. >>> also a brawl at a kids' indoor playground, and what this video shows one of the teenagers doing that made matters even worse. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin with breaking news. the search for a missing teen in the waters near half moon bay, the coast guard, firefighters and chp all on site. we are live at poplar beach wi

this is the beginning of a daring rescue from the camera of diver ed sorenson who flew in from floridaerwater cave 40 feet deep in rural tennessee is josh bratchley, one of the best cave divers in the world. as you see here, sorenson is setting a line of thin rope that he'll use to find his way out of the dark. bratchley got lost when his guideline either broke or disappeared. from one end of the cave to the other is 400 feet. sorenson expected to spend two to three hours searching for the missing diver and he worried he was going to find him dead. but 45 minutes in, this happened. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: in a large air pocket the size of a room, there was bratchley covered in mud, waiting for help and very much alive. >> where did my friends think i was? >> they were hoping you were right here. >> reporter: the pictures of this rescue looked very much like the rescue of the soccer team stranded in the flooded cave in thailand last year where bratchley was one of the heros who risked his life to save the boys. >> thank you for still being here and calm. let's get out of he

hungry but unhurt, brachly followed diver ed sorenson, until they spotted a light up above.ers and making just one request: pizza. >> that is bravery. >>> up next, you've never seen a sale quite like this before. arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treaent, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrl ate did not work welough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and siicantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, low blood cell counts, higher liver tests and cholesterol levels. xr serdon't start xeljanz if you. low blood cell counts, your doctor should perform blood tests before and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common and if you have had tb, hepatiti

he was covered in mud and waiting for help when diver edd sorenson finally reached him. it happened 40 feet underground. >> bratchley was missing for more than 24 hours. but he is okay. >>> we turn, now, to a new court ruling in the measles outbreak. a judge has upheld a controversial vaccination order in new york. >> it comes as more schools are shut down and more parents are facing big fines. this morning, measles are on the rise. most of the infected are unvaccinated children. and now, new york city is taking drastic measures to stop the spike in cases. >> this is our 29th week fighting the measles outbreak here in rockland, the longest lasting current outbreak in the entire nation. >> reporter: the health department has ordered that adults and children who live, work or go to school in four zip codes to receive an mmr vaccine within 48 hours. and last night, a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by parents fighting the mandate. the city has already issued summons to three parents whose children were found unvaccinated. the city has also closed four more schools amid the

sorenson but fruit but not like coffee. europe's only home. own coffee comes from the valley. unique coffee with a unique flavor. and you can catch up with hendrix adventures in our europe to the max series including lots of background information on our you tube channel all right up next a norwegian performance artist who gives new meaning to the phrase burst your bubble yawn hucking eriksson uses balloons of all kinds bursting them with various kinds of sharp objects now his videos have gathered a worldwide following of fans who love his destructive yet creative urges the artist says he's motivated mostly by fun but one thing is for sure is the installations certainly go off with a bang. good explosion. introducing young hawking erickson visual artist and self-proclaimed destroyer from norway. in oslo studio he shoots a new video almost every day showing him the best thing to do in smith's apparatus as he's built himself. sometimes quickly and painlessly. but it's other times it takes several tries for it to pop. it's just for fun really i was just trying to entertain myself

. >> reporter: ed sorenson arrived first.chnically complicated cave dive alone. >> it wasn't very far. it's just a lot of ups and downs, jagged rock turns, silty, low, low, low visibility. >> reporter: after navigating the narrow space, sorenson discovered brachly in a large air pocket waiting to bed. resc >> shockingly there he was calm as could be. he just said thank you, thank you. >> reporter: just last summer brachly himself played a part of rescuer as a mber of the british team who helped save the thai soccer players and their coach. his experience possibly saving his li. >> he did a great job in aiding his rescue. we were in and out quickly and smoothly. >> repor after being trauned r ground for more than a day, he was healthy but hungry. >> his only request when he goas to the sur w that he wanted some pizza. >> that is understandable. hope he got it. kerry, you're an experienced dit r. i don'ow if you've ever done caves like this one. i'm curious what's the appeal. they say it's so dark and you can't see anything. wh

sorenson expected to spend two to three hours searching for the missing diver and worried he was pgoing to find him dead. the pictures of this rescue look very much like the rescue of the soccer team stranded in the flooded cave in thailand last year.ig for survival. >>> uber self-driving unit has gotten a cash infusion of $1 billion. toyota, soft bank have invested in the deal. $7.25 billion. $500 million to create an autonomous fleet based on the sienna minivan. it will transform transportation making streets safer and cities more livable. >> investors have filed two separate class action lawsuits again. lyft allege the company misrepresented its market position when it went public last month saying it dominated 39% of the ride hailing market when it might be actually less. lyft's first day of trading was strong with its share price closing at more than $78. it has been a downhill slide since ending at just over $58 at yesterday's closing. >>> the easter bunny is getting a little help from seniors. the senior center put on an egg art event yesterday. participants got to see 15 differe

the recurring steam and he beats martin jones and 1-0 mavs and second look at this pass, marcus sorensonickhandling there through the legs and wrist shot. sharks go on to win 5-2 in the series opener and game two, sunday in the tank and here is jumbo joe. >> they're a great team and we just want to keep pressure on them as long as we could and i don't think the start is great and we rallied ok the and it's a great team they're playing. >> as and toronto, and highly touted vladimir guerrero made his debut for the jays. robby grossman, first career pinch hit homer and we are tighted at two, and uh-oh, walk off two-run jack and brandon drury, good night, game over, drive home safely and the as fall by a score of 4-2. giants-yankees, metallica night on a friday and kirk hammock and madison baumgartner gave two off in the first and longo allowed five runs on 11 hits and 5 2/3. mark comes in and the ball goes out. luke voight homers beyond kevin molar. and that's a whereupon on morning sports and have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> getting a check now of the bay area forecast w

. >> ed sorenson is one of the rescuers called in from arkansas.e decided not wait to enter the cave. >> the whole time i'm looking up in the crevasses and looking for a body. i really thought it would be a body recovery. >> he found his way to an open space. the water around him was 40e feet deep. he climbed to a shelf in the cave with a roof about seven feet above him. >> when you first saw him, what ook like? >> he was covered head to toe mud. i mean there wasn't a spot on his body twhaent mud. his face was muddy, helmet was muddy. >> brachly had been trapped for more than a day but sorenson guided him out in less than an hour. >> so this must have been such a role reversal for him. how did he handle it? >> very well. cave diving is about 80% meantal. he was very calm. the next thing he said to me was my friends are never going to let me live this down. and i said at least you're here to not live it down. >> brachly was evaluate bid doctors on the scene but appeared alert and awake and refused any medical treatment. he had just one request, he w

aarcus sorenson rht on the tape for jumbo joe. thornton whips it home and we're tied at two.gh the legs and wrist shot and the shark goes on to wi5- inhe series opener and here is jumbo joe. they're a great team and we just want to keep pressure on them as long as we could and i don't think the start was great and we got energy and came in the second and took over the game and it's a great team we're playing. >> on to baseball, as and toronto, highly touted rookie, vladimir guerrero made his debut for the jays and as down 2-0 and robby grossman, first career pinch at homer and the walkoff, two-run jack and brandon drury, game over, drive home safely and the as fall by a score of 1-2. metallica night. kirk on the anthem. baumgartner was down the line, and he allowed five runs on 11 hi hits in 5 2/3 and the ball goes out. luke voight homers beyond the reach of kevin pollar and the giants fall 7-3. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a look at the forecast with lisa argen. >> waking up to the clouds and that was a nice s

he told ted sorenson, his chief speechwriter, god, i blew it.as a big deal and nobody responded. but the next day, the newspaper reports were good. all of the congressmen said, yeah, we'll fund jack kennedy's pledge to the moon. but over the summer of '61, nasa funded the money they needed to get the project up and running. >> you set out to lay out the president's motivation. what conclusion did you reach? >> kennedy hated losing, michael. he never lost an election. he won congress -- i mean, he won the senate in 1952. and the senate again in '58. never lost for congress. and in 1960, he had beat nixon. and on one of the nixon/kennedy deba debates, kennedy said if you're elected i see a soviet flag on the moon. i want an american flag on the moon. lo and behold, kennedy wasn't going to lose. we had already lost to the russians with sputnik in 1967. kennedy saw it as a cold war imperative to be first in space. but to sell it as basically a science education. and one of the things i write about in the book all of these technology corridors were d

sorenson's yard this afternoon. let's take a look.ectly firm without being too rigid. and it has a nice elongated look. okay. so i like the way the stick looks. but do i like the way it operates? there'only one way to find out. it's time for the swat test. ♪ ] [ laughter wow. those were some tremendous slaps. i give this stick a four-and-a-half pine cones. thanks for wating "jake says." please remember to like and subscribe. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the stick test. up next, you are proy familiar with ted talks, some of the most popular videos online. [ applause ] yeah. some of them on youtube have as many as 30 million views. well, there is a much less, much less popular series ontube called "ted 2 talks." these are ted talks entirely about the movie "ted 2." [ laughter ] take a look. >> june 26th, 2015. the day america's favorite teddy bear returd to theaters everywhere. ted. reunited again with mark wahlberg. man and beast, separated by so much, right? wide chasm, right? right? right? [ laughter ] but what if -- what if folk

sorenson contributed. only kennedy could deliver a speech like that, with great conviction.rian: why rice? doug: rice was in houston, texas. that is where a lot of the pork was going. i write that nasa was created in 1958 out of the reaction to sputnik. lyndon johnson is the big engineer of getting nasa created out of the senate. glenn eisenhower goes along with it, but lyndon has his fingers in a pie. houston becomes a bit place to get a lot of the billions of dollars that gets pumped into the economy. the space center is named after lyndon johnson in houston. albert thomas, the congressman from houston, was part of the brown and root crowd that built dams for fdr. now they started building moon ports. he was powerful because he was head of congressional space appropriation. then senator robert kerr from oklahoma was the power of lyndon. kerr also wanted some of the dollars coming into oklahoma. after jack kennedy -- there are two big speeches of kennedy and they often get confused. march 25, 1961, he tells congress we are going to the moon. the next day in tulsa, oklahoma,

artie sorenson the data crisis breach, had did a magnificent job of getting ahead of it however, in supportoeing and dennis muilenburg on this, this is infinitely more complex. of course losing over 300 lives, it's hard to follow -- you hear the victim's family speaking and nothing equalizes that, nothing responds that. however, in terms of what happened when there are bad guy situations we've talked about where the stuff was concealed. there's not a bad guy of concealing and deception that we're aware of at this point however, there is disappointing obviously operationally something failed and the information has been trickling out and unfortunately boeing was ant heads of it. some things we're reading about in the newspapers because the consultants to boeing and aviation authorities were putting it out publicly at the same time their clients were hearing about it that was distressing and seeing a link between the ethiopian and indonesian situations where it was initially denied and all the regulators were just as confused as the rest of us. >> jeff, they've always maintained there is abso

. >> two firefighter brothers robert and chris sorenson began in 1994.>> no need to. debt-free. franchise system. we're in very healthy position. stuart: i was going to invest. don, pleasure having you on the show. i promise i get to the firehouse store. >> we'll get you connected. stuart: thanks, don, good stuff. a few minutes ago we said steve moore was nominated to the federal reserve. that is incorrect. he is under consideration but not formally nominated. >>> we're talking to president trump's top economic guy. that is larry kudlow. what does he make of the demands to release the president's tax returns. we'll ask him that and whole lot more. 11:30 for larry kudlow. >>> bernie sanders big fox news town hall. he is a millionaire, demanding a wealth tax but won't say if he will pay it. we're having fun with this. ♪ heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term

we had a report by the sorenson center at harvard, it will be in my new book. fox. cnn and nbc, 90% negative. the rest of the media, 70 to 80% negative. fox, 52-48 negative to positive. the only even-handed one. and they said, this is harvard, not me, in every dimension, the reporting was overwhelmingly negative. this isn't a free press. this isn't serious. they keep bringing this fool nadler up there. he will bring a phony lawsuit. he will subpoena this trashing of attorney general of the united states who followed the law. i want american people to understand something, real fast, the way the regulation reads is, this report, which he didn't have to produce this, the prosecutor, he wanted to produce this. this report goes to the attorney general of the united states. he is not an observer. he is in the regulation. he decides what to say, what not to say. he decides what's relevant. he is the attorney general of the united states. not robert mueller. so they are destroying the attorney general of the united states. the media are, because they destroy anybody w