it was the first armored car that the secret service owned. after the assassination, the secret service try to locate the armor car used by the president. the only one they could find was used by j. edgar hoover. [laughter] >> who happened to belong to al can own. >> which happened to be a car that used by al can own. -- cay own. [laughter] we called it 150t was the number of the car. it was a lightly armored. barely could stop a handgun. at least it had some resistance. >> as you repaired this book and searched through your mind to come up with the information and the stories, has it been helpful? was it pain to feel go through all of this? >> well, painful from the aspect of i operated mainly on the internet, and i found out i really wasn't touching on the items. i wanted to, so i started using the telephone, and, you know, a five minute or one question would go to an hour fifteen minute telephone conversation, and all of a sudden i started detecting the emotions and the difficult thing was bringing the emotions out. people who carried that b

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barry kibrick: today on "between the lines," the secret to a happier life with dr. john izzo. barry kibrick. john was a past guest on "between the lines" with his best-seller "second innocence." now with his latest book, "the five secrets you must discover before you die," he takes us on a heartwarming and profound journey of life in the search for meaning and happiness. linda ellerbee: i'm a writer today because i was a reader when i was 11 years old, and it was... deepak chopra: you do not need to prove your state of happiness to anybody. warren christopher: most of these speeches were as much as a month in preparation. man: the characters, the heroes in this book are seekers of truth in a story that involves a lot of corruption. man: i get a chance to really talk about what's real, and this is the purpose for me. barry: john, welcome back to the show. it is a pleasure to have you again. thank you so much for joining us. john izzo: thank you, it's great to be here. barry: oh, it's my pleasure. listen, i'm going to begin--you know, and you've got "the five secrets you must dis

that is the secret? >> part of the secret. and our own fresh breads and butter pickle relish. >> do you really? >> we do. >> and you put that in? >> i bet that is it. the little relish. and what else is in there? >> nice red bell pepper. and cell ry for the texture to break up the creaminess. >> and there is something else. i see little black specks. >> that is celery seeds. >> see, he wasn't going to tell me. >> i wasn't. >> i know. i'm pulling it out of him. >> and now, let's put the horse radish on here. >> again, i want to say this segment is sponsored by mgm roast beef located on brentwood road in northeast washington and i understand the lines are out the door at lunchtime. >> out the door. >> and what are your hours? >> we are open from 7:00 to 6:00 during the week. >> uh-huh. >> and that's monday through friday. and then we are open from 8:00 to 3:00 on saturday. and we are closed on sunday. as of right now. >> okay. and those onions -- >> sauted onions. >> yes. sauted onions. the fresh horse radish on there. and we wi

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government is expected to reveal the secret decisions of the fires a court while more and more tech companies pressure the court for permission to divulge their requests an update on the n.s.a. secret surveillance coming up and if you didn't get any sleep last night you're not alone millions of americans are developing new sleep disorders and with them a new dependency on big pharma a full breakdown on how these sleep friendly drugs are ruling the nation later in the show. it's tuesday september tenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm the mere idea of it and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with syria where the conversation on potential military action may be shifting a diplomatic solution is now on the table with syria formally accepting a russian proposal to place their chemical weapons under the supervision of the international community however today france's foreign minister told reporters his russian counterpart was not enthusiastic about a binding un resolution on syria that would provide a framework to control the country's chemical weapons stockpile russian president vladimir put

as he leaves the room he runs to another secret service agent who arrived late but didn't see anything. he said have you seen -- what is the president's condition? and he said very matter of factually. the president is dead. and later robert called william manchester and said johnson didn't know what i knew. kennedy is dead. the next person who comes in was roy he was in the limousine, the presidential limousine. he was one of the people who helped lichted ceb -- lifted ken i can's he says the president commission is not good. anyone who has seen the president's wounds that's an understatement. the president's condition is more than not good. the president's condition is fatal. and in a few minutes later o'donnell comes back and said the president was in a bad way. what i'm struck by is all of these people o'donnell was riding in a car fifteen feet behind kennedy when he sees the fatal shot and turns to him and said he's dead. what i'm struck by. the. the question i'm asking myself is why doesn't anyone state the obvious? why doesn't anyone come to johnson and said, mr. vice president,

go look at the end note and go to our website and read the secret files themselves. n anall that out effort to be completely transparent. is assiduously reported, as "the wall street journal" says. another point i want to make about race comments is that -- ray's comments, he won't engage with us on the book and he is never engaged with us either on the book or our reporting. matt and i went to great lengths in the book to make a good case for why the nypd felt like they needed these programs in the aftermath of 9/11. >> talk about the head of the demographics unit they can to be completely disturbed about what his unit was doing. legendary narcotics detective. he was taking down drug dealers, taking guns off the streets. he was also a military reservist. >> his name? >> hector. after 9/11, he spent time in and was their post- invasion. he came back to new york and they offered him this job to run the secretive unit that he was unfamiliar with. and he took this job. that, hey, there are bad guys in new york, there are bad guys in new york, al qaeda in new york. he bel

so don't spend $150 for an exterminator when you can get all the secrets in this book for only $19.99. but wait! call or click right this minute and you can get the companion book natural solutions to bigger pests. this book tackles every animal pest from the smallest squirrel to the biggest bear and everything in between. are neighborhood dogs getting into your garbage? dr. bader has the solution. need to keep rabbits from eating your garden? the answer's in the book. forget chemicals, poisons and traps. dr. bader's book will give you the easy humane way to keep away nuisance animals naturally. this two-volume collection is a must for every home. but we're not done yet! be one of the first 500 people to order and you'll get dr. bader's pest calendar absolutely free. this calendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is

so the secret has to be retained, and you're now giving them permission to talk about the secret. and you're also reassuring them that there will be no negative consequences about talking about the secret, and so it's a lot easier for the person to talk in that environment. and there are strategies, various treatment-oriented strategies that are geared to functionally allowing the person to disclose, reaffirming that safety is ubiquitous at least in the environment where they're being cared for, and also making it clear that they are not to blame. so that this whole issue of self-loathing that miss cain talked about, in terms of not desiring or not believing that you're entitled to anything else, goes away so the person then can start to believe that they can recover, and this is from the notion of resiliency. resiliency needs to be essentially unleashed as opposed to bottled up. and resiliency really, miss cain, needs to start with the parents in terms of how they interact with that child, correct? well, yeah. i mean, children have learned behaviors. and i just wanted to just qui

to the crew of air force one, get back on air force one and to the secret service, turn the motor kad around. >> we have heard a lot about what the president's day was like on that terrible day. what was andy carr's day like? >> well, you saw obviously the iconic seven minutes that he spent at the beginning. what you didn't see and what you can see in our show is that immediately thereafter, when they boarded air force one, an irate george w. bush demanded that card turn air force around -- air force one around and return to washington. card simply refused. he simply, in this case, speaking truth to power, telling the president that, no, mr. president, i cannot recommend that. bush was a very unhappy person. now, we say -- and james baker, the iconic chief for ronald reagan, argues that the white house chief of staff is the second most powerful man in

. >> now even the secrets of j.d. salinger, one of the most solitary figures in recent history have oddly enough been made into a feature film. >> salinger was a national story, a shooting star. >> at the height of that success, he disappears. >> the documentary "salinger" was written, directed and produced by shane solerno, who dedicated a decade to the project. >> i conducted over 200 interviews personally. we were on five continents. we went through diaries, journals, government records, so this was an archeological dig. this was a detective story. >> for those who say "the catcher in the rye" author would not want to be captured this way. >> he maintained lifelong friendships, he would call the press and grant spontaneous interviews. he really was a recluse who liked to come out of hiding to remind the world he was a recluse. >> he wants audiences to know that beyond the rarely seen images and imagined solitude was a man full of life and stories untold. >> j.d. salinger lived an

the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs.wer & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. even the oracle's skipper admitted today that new zeld has, quote: "almost got it the bag." the >>> team oracle is running out of time. >> they are pumping out water but not fast enough. even the skipper admitted today team new zealand almost has it in the bag. the crowd on the bay was hoping for a miracle come back but new zealand took control in the third leg. 44 second advantage. they win both races. extending their lead in the series -- to 6 to negative 1. they need three more wins to win the cup. >> first one, more conscious of making sure -- it will work out. >> plenty of wind. they are cruising to the playoffs. yoenis cespedes goes to center field. two run triple. look out for this guy. he is hitting .419 in september. right here, aj griffon. right strikeouts, 7 innings. 14th game of the year. welcome back hillbilly jesus. first game off the disabled list he goes yard. oakland w

search competition. >> the winner of the 2009 victoria's secret model search is kylie. e runway for jesus. i watched the tape of you winning and you are screaming. you are so excited. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: when did that change? >> you know being sent out after that on different photo shoots and having my pictures end up on pornographic sites. when i brought it to my modeling agency they basically said well all the victoria's secret models have pictures on pornographic web sites. what do you expect? >> reporter: was it your faith that made you finally say i'm walking away? >> yeah, god convicted my heart about it. >> reporter: victoria's secret fame brought her big time jobs like this racy spread for fhm magazine. >> during the shoot i got to play with a little camera. portraying a long distance girlfriend as a lot of girls probably do take sexy pictures of themselves in lingerie or something to make their guy just like go crazy and want to see them. >> thankfully i am not doing those things anymore. i can find forgiveness in christ for it and i speak out against it. >>

he documented an event called stranding for the secret life of predators. watch this. lly beat themselves on purpose, setting a kind of trap for their prey. >> they make a bow wave and it throws and crashes the mullet onto the beach and they lay there on their sides, mouths open, waiting, trying to catch the mullets. >> reporter: before they beach, as we witnessed, they talk. the rewards may be big, but so are the risks. >> if they sit up there too long they can crush internal organs or burn. >> reporter: another potential risk, tourists. as word spreads about the secret spectacle, experts worry the dolphins will shy away, abandoning this vital hunting technique. snyder says understanding these creatures is the key to protecting them. >> the best part of the job to jump into somebody's world and really get to know an animal on a really sort of intimate level and see how it ticks. >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, south carolina. >> you can see more of linzie's reporting on "nightline." and as we leave you tonight, we love that so many of you sent us your pictures of

so don't spend $150 for an exterminator when you can get all the secrets in this book for only $19.99. but wait! call or click right this minute and you can get the companion book natural solutions to bigger pests. this book tackles every animal pest from the smallest squirrel to the biggest bear and everything in between. are neighborhood dogs getting into your garbage? dr. bader has the solution. need to keep rabbits from eating your garden? the answer's in the book. forget chemicals, poisons and traps. dr. bader's book will give you the easy humane way to keep away nuisance animals naturally. this two-volume collection is a must for every home. but we're not done yet! be one of the first 500 people to order and you'll get dr. bader's pest calendar absolutely free. this calendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is

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so don't spend $150 for an exterminator when you can get all the secrets in this book for only $19.99! call or click right this minute and you can get the companion book natural solutions to bigger pests. this book tackles every animal pest from the smallest squirrel to the biggest bear and everything in between. are neighborhood dogs getting into your garbage? dr. bader has the solution. need to keep rabbits from eating your garden? the answer's in the book. forget chemicals, poisons and traps. dr. bader's book will give you the easy humane way to keep away nuisance animals naturally. this two-volume collection is a must for every home. but we're not done yet! be one of the first 500 people to order and you'll get dr. bader's pest calendar absolutely free. this calendar has unique tips that will help you solve pest problems before they become a problem for every day and for every season. see how to stop flies from breeding in your home year-round. or why you should never store firewood indoors. that's 365 additional tips. both books sell for $29.99 each and the calendar is a $15 valu

. >> well, the secret is out. the international museum could be making a move. museum officials will propose a redevelopment of the library and the museum would include underground exhibit space, a pavilion. the museum has drawn 700,000 visitors a year. that's nearly $20. crowds can often be seen outside the mew see museum. and the secret stories from the cold war and beyond. >> still ahead on wusa9, sailing the open seas the way they used to. no gps allowed. that story is still ahead. top. >> we are looking at a chilly night. high temperature today. only 69 officially at national. low is 56. we'll come back and tell you how cold it will get tonight and who is under a frost advisory. >> up next, happy homecoming. families of 75 reservists and their loved ones back together after a very long separation. those stories and >>> a happy homecoming. 75 reserve troops with the 459th air fueling wing, reunited with their loved ones after several months overseas. kristin fisher was right there with him on the flight line. >> i'm going to see daddy. >> five-year-old luke

is that denman is a fantastic middle school. you know high note the secret is out because denman has a waiting list now of kids that want to come to denman middle school. did you know that? did you know that? >> [applause] >> so there are other children i want to come to denman they just could becomes there's not enough room. you got into denman. you should be very proud of the fact that you got into denman and that other people want to come to denman. you know it's going to happen? next year when people want start applying for middle school they're going to see the great year that you've had and didn't want to come to middle school as well and they say i saw merely walking the halls because he's my neighbor. he lives down the street. it is a wow, the bear comes in the busy supervisor below supporting you to say the supervisor is here. you know why we're all here? more than anything we are here because we want to thank you for the great job that you've done and the great job you're going to do and we are so proud of denman middle school. you're doing a great job. so as six graders, i

number four, the secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine. the secret of your future. two forces creativity, which births and structure, which sustains. if you ever taste the reward of ritual it would blow you away. if you fail with your life it will be because of something that happened daily. men don't o'neil, every night practices free throws. larry bird, basketball hero, practices freethrows. where was evander holyfield the morning he got 22 million from the mike tyson fight? jump roping. where was tiger woods at the big celebration? same place he was at two and-a-half years old when his father brought him out to the golf course, practicing playing golf. something you are doing daily is creating your successes or your failures. i got off the plane a few weeks ago and a preacher friend of mine had lost 150 pounds since last year. i was shocked, thrilled shocked. 150 pounds that is a missing person. jerry, how did you lose it? mike, it is not that hard, something you do daily. instead of fried chicken, fat-free chicken. the secret of your future, secrry kay ashe died

morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the five big c.e.o.'s and so i called one of the c.e.o.'s private numbers and sure enough no secretary nothing straight to the man i had to wonder b.b.c. rules say who i was and when he found i wasn't larry larry summers click and all the other numbers were changed but i travel all over the world confirming this memo to geneva to ecuador and darkest new york as well. this is part and parcel of the pattern the energy industry the regulations are wri

morgan city the bank of america c.e.o. they were having secret meetings to decide us. economic policy and foreign policy really serious stuff basically this was the the conspiracy nuts fantasy you know you have the bankers secretly meeting with treasury officials designing the details of banking regulation policies it's as if the bob got together with the police chief is like a bad scene on the godfather so i disclose this and of course i had to do quite a bit of work to make sure it was real one is that it actually the memo to summer saying remember call the boys the memo to summers actually have the private phone numbers of the five big c.e.o.'s and so i called one of the c.e.o.'s private numbers and sure enough no secretary nothing straight to the man i had to wonder b.b.c. rules say who i was and when he found i wasn't larry larry summers click and all the other numbers were changed but i traveled all over the world confirming this memo to geneva to ecuador and darkest new york as well this is part and parcel of all the patterns you see the energy industry the regul

that position deepens the global file out from the secrets -- global fallout from the secrets revealed by snowden. greek civil servants have walked off for the latest overhaul. the government is planning on suspending or giving partial pay to 25,000 civil servants this year. that is in order to get the much-needed rescue loans to keep greece from going bankrupt. our athens correspondent reports . , a week of unrest in greece here the public sector has called for a nationwide, 48-hour strike. join in by doctors, teachers, everyone in the pub sector joining in -- the public-sector joining into the protests. what they are demanding and opposing is the government's measure to lay off 15,000 people by the end of the year. 25,000 people expected to be transferred with reduced salaries. that is what the greek are opposing a midst of financial backdrop that is pretty dire. 26% of greeks are officially unemployed, 60% of youth as well. the financial crisis is leading to a dire -- leading to dire political repercussions. we have a dramatic rise in the popularity of the far right. lately, the par

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>> the secret is don't eat yellow snow. that's a secret. that on [ bleep ] a piece of paper and get paid millions of dollars for it. >> whoa. >> go around and see the right side. >> okay. >> you know why you got pulled over? >> yeah, i was kind of going a little bit fast. >> a little bit. >> you ever been here before? >> yes. >> you had issues with drugs, right? >> honesty is the best policy. is there anything on you or in the car? >> nothing on me, and not -- >> do you mind if we look? >> do what you got to do. you do it. >> all right. but there are no needles on you? how much money you got here? >> 800. get a charm for my girlfriend. >> my sister has struggled with a lot of drugs over the last 15 years, and in the past it definitely caused a rift between us. you always suspect that maybe they could relapse or that they're lying to you. so dealing with him, i don't think either of us believed his story about buying a gift for his girlfriend. we felt there was more to the story. >> but on this morning their search comes up empty. >> all set

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he documented an event called stranding for the secret life of predators. watch this. lly beat themselves on purpose, setting a kind of trap for their prey. >> they make a bow wave and it throws and crashes the mull et onto the beach and they lay there on their sides, mouth open, waiting, trying to catch the mull its. >> before they beach as we witnessed, they talk. the rewards may be big, but so are the risks. >> if they sit up there too long they can crush internal organs or burn. >> reporter: another potential risk, tourists, as word spreads about this secret speck tackle, exercises worry the dolphins will shy away. snyder says understanding these creatures is the key to protecting them. >> the jump into their world and see how they tick. >> you can see more of lindsey's reporting tonight on "nightline." and as we leave you tonight, we love that so many of you sent us your pictures of that harvest moon last night. here are a few of them. there are more of them an abcnews.com. as we watch, we thank you for being with us tonight and we'll see you right back here again

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he wants to know the secret. now in the rest of my talk, i would like to concentrate own the ramifications of the treaty. we talk in the -- his relationship with jackie over the 100 days and vietnam as well. ed like to just -- for right now. i would like to show you how signing the test ban treaty lead to what i call kennedy's forgotten. a day tonight largely forgotten because of dallies which was a historical black hole when erased from public and historic memory a lot what was going on in the 100 days beforehand. you all know how the how determined ken i -- kennedy was to put a man on the moon. it's not news to anybody here. it's part of what i'm going to talk about. there was secret negotiations with castro through intermediary. at the same time both castro and kennedy were at odds. kennedy was trying to -- had approved a program of sabotage, there was also a plan to reduce a thousand advisers from vietnam. but most of all, what struck me most of all is kennedy's reversal on the space program. now in fact, i wo

a man who a man who loves the west kept a secret mse groupwise he was the common law husband of a blackwoman in new york city or in queens i think. he told her -- she gave hurried alias. she never knew he was clarence king and his friend who included notables like henry adam, they never knew that clarence king had the secret marriages several children. so he's interesting. the reason he's in this book is not just because of that interesting nowadays is because he loves the last and he's there who takes it to the last and seems to be in relative rescued and beauty and mount this anomaly keeps a secret, but actually begins to exploit the west who for his another people's riches, brilliant scientist arthur paper of you not think i pronounce it, catastrophic as an in the 1870s and he was talking about you is positing a different view of evolution, different from darwinism on one hand and different from atticus the sioux had done. what he talks about w-whiskey tester fee and how catastrophes change the course of how geology, not the mountain, how things develop. it was so interesting to me t

the secret of how to make it was stolen from abroad. during the muslim conquest of central asia, there was a huge battle, not far from here. in 751 a.d., a number of chinese soldiers were taken captive and imprisoned in samarkand, and they were forced under pain of death to reveal one of their culture's biggest secrets: how to make paper. hi zarif, i'm holly. >> [foreign language] >> salam alaikam. your place is lovely. in the centuries after the mysterious technique for making paper was forced out of the chinese, hundreds of paper factories were set up in samarkand. today, this is the only old-style paper factory that remains in samarkand, recently recreated along traditional lines by local craftsman zarif mukhtarov. yes, mm-hmm. you can see the threads. mm-hmm, to make it strong? [foreign language] in the first part of the paper-making process, the key ingredient, mulberry bark, is boiled for 4 hours or so until it gets really soft. whoa, look at that. next, the boiled mulberry bark is pulped into a mush for as much as 8 to 10 hours us

the secret of strength is not determination; it's the absorption of words of god. daniel said, "he spoke, and i was strengthened." "he spoke, and i was strengthened." the third law that you must never forget is the law of recognition. the law of recognition. write this down. everything you want is close to you merely awaiting your recognition of it. something you're not seeing is hurting you. something you don't know about is close to you. true story... did you hear about the gold rush back in the 1800s? true story... a young couple wanted to find gold, so they sold their little farm and began to go all across america, trying to -- and ended up in england, bankrupt. years pass, they decide to come back to the states. they borrowed some money, came back. they said, "we wanna see where our little farm was." they never found gold. and they couldn't get close because there were barbed wire and soldiers for the government were walking all around it. it turned out to be sutter's mill, the second largest gold reserve on the north american continent. >> ossie: oh, my lord.

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