now, jackie kennedy didn't like him back then. if jackie kennedy 30 years probably probably changed her opinion because the tapes were made very soon after the assassination. let's turn our attention to lbj. what was the source of the dislike between jfk and lbj? what was that tension. >> these were men from two different worlds. you have kennedy, the northern massachusetts democrat, and lin done -- lyndon johnson, the son of a poor farmer from texas democrat. the most powerful man in the cincinnati, without any question. he -- in the senate, without any question. he wanted to be president and kennedy gets the nomination partly because he offers johnson the nomination. >> they didn't like each other, why? >> they didn't like each other because they were both powerful, ambitious. >> so it was a rivalry? >> it was a rivalry in the sense that all politicians are rivals. i mean we see that today. >> but some vice presidents, i think biden is not a rival to obama. i think biden is it his job and they get along. this one, they didn't li

. >>> jackie kennedy, the once secret recorded conversations with the former first lady that are now public that will result in a lot of americans seeing her differently from now on. >>> and america remembers. the 9/11 memorial in new york welcoming the public for the first time. welcoming the public for the first time. "nbc nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. this is not what you want to have happen when you are trying to launch a recovery. today, bank of america announced a plan to slash 30,000 american jobs and reportedly close a lot of branches in cities and across the countryside all over this country. the plan is designed to make sure bank of america survives and stays healthy, but it's the largest single u.s. lay-off of the year. at the same time, the president was out there again today selling his new jobs plan. he's fighting his own downward numbers and questions about becoming a one-term president. it's what we talked about in our exclusive conversation with the president at the white house at a critical time for him and

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host: carl anthony, let me let you listen to one last piece with jackie kennedy. we heard about the cuban missile crisis. this is about the bay of pigs. >> i remember so well that that happened, whatever the a was, it was in the morning. he came back to the white house. he started to cry. but just with maine, he put his head in his hands and wept. i have only seen him cry about three times. twice the winter he was sick, but tears would roll down his cheek. and then that time. and then when patrick, when we came back from the hospital, and he walked in one morning about 8:00 in my room, he stopped and put his arms around it. and it was so sad, because all of his dreams, and for this awful thing to happen, and he cared so much. he did not care about is 100 days, but for this poor man. with all the hopes and promises, and they were shot down like adults. he cared so much about them. host: in our remaining minute, what did you take away from that and the 7.5 hours that you listen to overnight? guest: what is fascinating with jackie kennedy, even the president kennedy

jackie moretsky in today for sam champion. jackie? >> thanks very much, josh. good morning. here's a perfect example of why you can't get too lost on the terminology. it's a tropical depression, but it's making a big impact. from the southeast up to the appalachians. 4 to 6 additional inches of rain. we're watching a cooldown from the midwest to the gulf coast. today's high, 65 in chicago. 70 in nashville. beautiful weather today in the west, triple-digits in phoenix. that's a look at your national weather. >> thank you, jackie. and, well, now to that little lost penguin with the bad sense of direction, much like that camera move. happy feet washing up on a new zealand beach in late june. he was gorging himself on sand thinking it was snow. he had to have emergency surgery. we were all worried. they put me on the wayward water fowl beat. but he still has a very long journey ahead of him. at first, faced with the open ocean, happy feet didn't seem to know what to do. then a gentle nudge. and off he went. but somehow he managed to take a wrong turn. this device here enables ha

. >>> and jackie kennedy in her own words. the private tapes finally public. tonight they take us inside camelot. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it started out as a republican debate last night in florida, and it quickly became about our daughters. texas governor rick perry, as you may know, got in this race late. he was instantly named the front-runner. and that makes him a big target for the other candidates. last night they came after him for an executive order he issued, calling for preteen girls in texas to be inoculated against the hpv virus that can lead to cervical cancer in sexually active girls. some of the other candidates, notably the only woman in the debate, michele bachmann, attacked perry's move as government power run amok. and an attack on personal and family rights. it was personal and political, and it kept exploding all day long today. it's where we begin here tonight with nbc's chuck todd. >> reporter: rick perry counted on home field advantage at the tea party debate and had it

jackie, lof a sudden, jackie says, you will be seeing me more and more. they had a fundraiser today. and get ready for jackie. especially if there is no basketball. >>> good night.

. >> pasamos con nuestra jackie guerrido y un avance del segmento del tiempo. >> adelante jackie. >> aquÍ estamos vamos mostrar imÁgenes de un aparatoso accidente por remanentes de la tormenta lee al (♪). >> como bien lo dijo jackie los remanentes de lee siguen causando estragos. >> las imÁgenes adelante jackie buenas tardes. >> gracias barÁrbara y pamela. >> lee sigue dando mucho de quÉ hablar, azotaron a georgia donde al menos un tornado tocÓ tierra el fenÓmeno causo daÑos en al menos cien casas y junto a la incesante lluvia fue causa de un choque cadena entre 18 autos, seÑores cuando estÁ lloviendo hay que manejar con mucha precauciÓn. >> y todo lo contrario estÁ sucediendo al noroeste, aquÍ altas temperaturas nada de lluvia. >> aumenta el riesgo de fuegos forestales ha sido el caso de texas pero al menos los vientos han disminuido, la humedad estÁ avanzando asÍ que por ahi vamos con buenas noticias pero aumenta tambiÉn la actividad aquÍ en el trÓpico. >> tenemos varios factores que estamos monitoreando. >> tenemos a kathia. >> una perturbaciÓn hacia el surest

en los aeropuertos de san antonio y todo el noreste del paÍs, es todd mi parte. >>> muchas gracias jackie, un trÁgico accidente pus eo en peligro la vida de un niÑo en perÚ cuando se enterrÓ algo en el ojo, los padres no tienen recursos. >>> spaben que en temas de salu, las mujeres tenemos mejores r s respuestas a los padrecimientos porque tenemos un cromosoma x que recibimos. todo. >>> en seguida atÓnitos se quedan los fanÁticos en el estadio cuando un padre lanza al suelo a su hija y todo para atrapar una pelota de pies bola >>> una explosiÓn en el campo de batalla casi le cuesta la vida pero el espÍritu de lucha de este soldado estÁ mas fuerte que nunca >>> un intento de romper el rÉcord mundial deja paralizado a una ciudad aquÍ >>> maÑana lleva 2 dÉcadas encadenado porque es un reo de la enfermedad y el un tio del presidente barack obama estuvo hoy en una corte de massachusetts, acusado de conducir en estado de ebriedad. buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas.las autoridades arrestaron a un hombre cerca de boston, por presuntamente planear atentados contra el penÁg

. >> ahÍ estÁ jackie bailo abd >> no lo voy a revelar >> yo la tengo muy difÍcil, tengo 4 amigos serÁ muy difÍcil. >> tambiÉn apoyar a su favorito y de esta manera nos vamos a una breve pausa >> con mÁs informaciÓn en solamente minutos. >> piense atenciÓn, mapapÁ y ma un famoso juego de video le podrÍa costar la vida a su hijo. ya les diremos que dicen los expertos. >> cuentan su amarga pesadilla. >> personalidad yo a su madre el 11 de departamento y un anillo le devolviÓ el amor y el perdon les contamos su caso aquÍ en "primer impacto." >> pasamos con jackie guerrido y el segmento del tiempo. >> bueno al regresar muertos y cientos de miles de evacuados es el saldo de peligrosas inundaciones lo verÁn hoy dÍa viernes aquÍ en "primer impacto." >> este lunes sofÍa vergara nos recibe en exclusiva durante una grabaciÓn y revela la formula perfecta para triunfar en hollywood en >> estas son imÁgenes captadas desde el espacio del atentado inglaterterrorista del 11 de se, fueron grabada por eso un astronauta al momento en que el segundo aviÓn se estrello. >> encontraron rn sob

caller: i think that jackie o. should be outraged about having this information, and there is a lot of myths associated with martin luther king, like they had correspondence with can -- communist countries and he was supposed to be the american castro. martin luther king was a good person, but the media treats him like he was a new cheeses. host: another topic for another day. let me go back to sasha and her e-mail. guest: caroline kennedy explained said well in the introduction. i did not think that she did it lightly. she understood her mother, and she knows she has had to assume on our own -- and you find this with a lot of the presidential families, children and our grandchildren, or the budgets of these presidential libraries is drying up, and yet it is history from everyone, not just presidents but the time in which they lived. people make an informed decision about the disposition of the public access, the material there. i think she introduces -- explicit better than i can. she realizes that this material s

guerrido con toda la informaciÓn, adelante jackie buena tardes? >>> gracias chicas, que tal amigos, les cuento que quedaron inundaron 3 barrios en colombia, cuando la presiÓn de agua arrastrÓ hasta los vehÍculos y varias casas perdieron los techos en medio de la tempestad, impactantes imÁgenes. hay cierto movimiento de el trÓpico, hillary el fin de semana alcanzÓ categorÍa 4, huracÁn nuevamente esttenemos u huracÁn extremadamente peligroso con vientos de hasta 35 millas por horas, su movimiento hacÍa el este noreste, a pesar de que sÍ va a estar a febreroing tafe de baja california, lo harÁ con baja presiÓn, y trabajgenera acd de precipitaciones, filip sostiene vientos de 60 millas por horas no nos preocupa porque el centro nacional de huracanes, y nuestro experto de huracanes, e daduardo rodrÍguez no represe peligro alguno. pero sÍ representa peligro alguno para los viajeros, este centro de baja presiÓn se extiende desde el medio oeste, baja presiÓn, genera problemas en el oeste, tenemos este sistema estacionario, provocando ines

. >>> and in her own words, jackie kennedy. how she really felt about some of the greatest figures of our time. of the greatest figures of our time. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. this is the kind of thing americans hear and then they wonder what they're supposed to think and how they're supposed to act. last night just as the president was preparing to speak to the joint session of congress, just as we're preparing for the tenth anniversary of the worst day in modern american history, we learned of another terrorist threat and as only the people in government and law enforcement can put it, we were told it was, quote, specific and credible but unconfirmed. well, we have learned more since, but whatever it is, it caused the streets of new york and washington to be flooded with police and vehicles, some cops with visible automatic weapons, and that feeling in the population centers of being on edge is back. but of course it never really went away over this past decade.

. >>> and jackie kennedy in her own words. the private tapes finally public. tonight they take us inside camelot. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it started out as a republican debate last night in florida, and it quickly became about our daughters. texas governor rick perry, as you may know, got in this race late. he was instantly named the front-runner. and that makes him a big target

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nenmento de tiempo. >>> estamos con mÁs de jackie, y volvemos cciÓn mÁs de "primer Ícil de y vea qÉ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> una mujer estÁ luchando por su vida y aunque le queda poco tiempo, se aferra con todas sus esperanza >>> leticia aguilar a sus 40 aÑos, tiene sus dÍas contados >>> yo no quiero morir. ni aquÍ ni en mÉxico ni en ningÚn lado. >>> ella necesita urgentemente un transplante de corazÓn >>> los mÉdicos dicen que pues que ya, ya nos preparemos para, para lo Último. incluso a ella se lo dijeron. y ya preparar a la familia. para que no habÍa nada mÁs quÉ hacer con ella. necesita un transplante. >>> la vida de leticia en los estados unidos no ha sido fÁcil. a los 3 aÑos de casarse con nazario sufriÓ un accidente cerebro vascular y ahÍ le descubrieron el problema del corazÓn. >>> me dijeron que era, que tenÍa la vÁlvula mitad tupida >>> los mÉdicos lety mejor dije necesitaba una cirugÍa de reparaciÓn de vÁlvula, pero a los 8 dÍas de salir del hospital, descubrieron que estaba embarazada, sus doctores le dijeron que no lo tuviera >>> se iba a morir �

está lista para presentarnos las imágenes jackie ¿que tal?. >>> feliz lunes chicas para usted fwz amigos. hay cosas y estamos iniciando la semana de trabajo y miren esto. fuertes tormentas causaron severas inundaciones en alemania. las carreteras cubiertas de agua y lodo, y los pasajeros tienen que subirse al techo de los vehículos. las lluvias de granizo se convirtieron en la pesadilla de los conductores. impactantes imágenes. y nosotros aquí localmente iniciamos un lunes bastante tranquilo. lo que tenemos aviso nuevamente. de incendios en gran porción de texas. esta vez hacia el norte. aquí tenemos condiciones de alta temperatura. un centro de baja presión genera actividad de fuertes lluvias. desde phoenix arizona. para nuevo méxico. el norte de california. condiciones secas. pero aquí viene el cambio leve de temperatura. inclusive, aviso de heladas en el norte del país. el mismo sistema frontal se desplaza hacia el noreste y van a sentir temperaturas de 15 a 20 # grados por debajo de lo normal. lo que sí, todavía estamos en la é

who picked them up, jackie? >> i'm not sure the republicans picked them up but they said they'd think about it which, in this washington, counts as progress, i think. time will tell whether there's been a rhetorrical change or a real one but the republicans changed their tone as the clips from eric cantor showed and as president obama alluded to in richmond today. there are a few reasons for that. one is, if the republicans are seen as standing in the way of anything, they could be in real trouble if the economy doesn't improve or gets worse. they already got a great deal of the blame for the august debt limit fight. they could lose the house, as bad as president obama's doing in the polls, there's five dozen republicans who are from districts that president obama won in 2008. he won't win all of those probably next year, but that shows that those are competitive districts and they can't afford to lose more than 24. gwen: on the left coast of the country, john harris, you were moderating the debate, and there we

right, jackie? >> got another game tomorrow. >> always that debate. for kids, is that how you celebrate? let's get drunk. you can have 7-up and do it, right? >> jackie is looking at me are you kidding me. >> only a hand full that don't drink. >> how many times do you come in here and wish you linse to me. >> i don't go out anymore. >> that's right. your engaged. the party comes to you. [ laughter ] >> sunday the raiders are in buffalo. bad news. sebastian goes out and charged with misdemeanor battery and false imperezzenment against a woman a year ago. if convicted he could face up to 18 months in jail. both parties in court today for a pretrial conference. ortiz versus floyd mayweather tomorrow and the weigh in, victor ortiz 147. floyd mayweather -- good shape. 146.5 and then you got to do this. they go back and forth. look at that. [ laughter ] >> i don't -- the only thing i ask -- you know, if you haven't watched the fight by now, anyway, they laugh. that's what boxing does. poor paul, who comes in here every once in a while, vern glenn productions

jackie sissel is live. to >> 23,000 nurses, 34 locations. in reality, to difference rice hand to different issues. this one at kaiser involves 17,000 cna members. that is the california nurses association members who are staging what they call a one day sympathy strike for 4000 mental health and optical workers at kaiser. those optical and mental health workers are under contract negotiations now in this dna members say they are in support of those members and staging a sympathy walkout. this is at 22 locations around and california. this is one of the bigger ones in oakland. there are thousands more on strike and sutter and at children's hospital of oakland. those are also cna workers. they're calling that a primary strike. that is because they're currently under contract negotiations. all of these contract negotiations are about benefits, pensions, health care benefits, those are the primary issues in all of these. 23,000 nurses walked out today. is a huge deal. almost unprecedented to see this many workers on the picket line at once. >> y

exhibition hockey, jackie your thoughts as we show you a fight. >> i'm surprised they were fighting in exhibition hockey. >> if you are going to lose a tooth, do it -- >> that is why, that was a dirty hit. >> he had claimed $70,000. >> when they are going at them with their head down -- >> oh, jackie. >> you cannot cross check them into the board. >> why would you enjoy seeing guys lose their teeth in canada monday ball ball, very good movie. >> -- the "moneyball" very good movie. worth seeing. >> oh, good. i refer to her as "that woman with the great gums." as tonya's dentist i know healthy gums are the foundation for her healthy smile. tonya knows that too, so she uses crest-pro health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gum line. helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just four weeks. and it protects these other areas dentists check most. healthy smiles are built on healthy gums. crest pro-health clinical gum protection. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little m

gracias erika, mientras siguen las lluvias y algunos sufren sus consecuencias, vamos con jackie que tiene imÁgenes de la debastaciÓn.>>> gracias bÁrbara, pamela, les muestro este video para que vea que es un deslave que dejÓ saldo demÁs de una decena de muertos y 20 desaparecidos en china las lluvias tienen sumergido a gran parte del paÍs y mÁs de un millÓn de personas fueron evacuadas por esta parte tenemos condiciones de fuertes vientos sobre dakotas, tenemos una baja presiÓn que genera actividad de lluvias sobre las dakotas, precipitaciones que se mueven para ustedes sobre chicago, mientras este sistema frontal, que trae temperaturas y condiciones frescas, durante las prÓxima horas ahsÍ que a partir de esta noche actividad sobre chicago y para maÑana bastante inestabilidad en el sureste, hablando de inestabilidad desde alabama, carolinas, tenemos actividad de fuertes lluvias, mientras tenemos un centro de baja presiÓn que a pesar que su circulaciÓn no estÁ definida segÚn el centro nacional del tiempo, durante las prÓxima horas existe 70% que pudiÉramos tener desarroll

es todo de mi parte continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto" . >>> muchas gracias, jackie. en un momento del mundo, una filosofÍa dice tener la soluciÓn para el mal momento del mundo. se habla de la cÁbala, cecilia harris hablÓ con su lÍder y nos cuenta un poquito mÁs, ahÍ lo tienen. >>> guerras, desastres naturales, o racimo, divorcios y de debac debacles financieros son el mal del tiempo y la soluciÓn no parece cercana. pero segÚn este cientÍfico lares estÁ en la cabala. la sabidurÍa de la cÁbala de nuestro tiempo que nosotros estamos enfrentando ahora, como un punto no de crisis, si no como una forma de elevarnos, y a partir de ella nos elevamos a un estado superior de nuestra vida. >>> el doctor michael b lidera esta filosofÍa en un centro nacional de enseÑanza. kenneth gutiÉrrez comenzÓ a estudiar la cÁbala hace 4 aÑos por sentirse vacÍo y insatisfechos. >>> el problema no era mÍo de los empleadores >>> y con la cÁbala ha podido encontrar una soluciÓn >>> me empezÓ a enseÑar que tenÍa que tener las dos fuerzas, reflexiÓn y balancearlas que er

. >> jackie greig and her daughter died on that fateful september evening. in her memory the puc has built a sitting area in the frontcourtyards of its buildings. >> every single day it's personal. we lost a friend. we understand what the people in san bruno are going through because we're going through it, too. >> there's also a small gathering in remembrance of jackie grieg as we speak. i asked about paul clanen's future. he's been there for years. he says he serve at the will of the commissioners. >>> moving on, the job of first responders is to serve and protect. >> and for san bruno police and firefighters, that oath really hit home on september 9. >> this is our town, our city. these are our people. and we are going to do everything we can to help them, protect them, rescue them, and put the fire out for them. >> when we come back, the first responders talkbotling a >>> welcome back to our coverage of the san bruno fire and recovery. physically and emotionally their job is so demanding. first responders train their entire career for moments like the sa

jackie greg and her daughter died in the blast. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. >> the irony that someone who worked on natural gas issues died in the explosion was not lost on her co-workers. they say her death is a reminder to them to ensure public safety. they dedicated to all of those that were impacted by the explosion. and weeping willow tree to her and her daughter similar to one that grew in their garden. they died in their home that night. her husband and another daughter were not home. colleagues and relatives and friends gathered in the courtyard to dedicate the memorial. they said it will help them in the healing process and encourage them in their work. >>> the memorial will remind us how responsibility as the body of state regulators support safety of our number one priority. the work we do here will profoundly affect the lives of millions of people and can mean the incidents between life and death. >> reporter: jackie and her daughter was among 8 people that were killed by blast. utility was accused of insta

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jackie bryson. >> good afternoon. again, commissioners, my name is jackie bryson. i literally live under the corner and a back fence from the proposed location of this facility. my concern has to do with the impact on my little neighborhood and my little building in particular. my little apartment building which part of it faces on the ninth street part of the block, the other fart or fullsome street is one step above laguna honda and the san francisco population and one step below the san francisco county jail given some of the other populations who live there. and i am concerned about the impact of making our neighborhood look less of a neighborhood with the small buildings and the limited parking and the quiet and a number of the residents required. and two other proposed uses of the same site and basically what i am asking for that the owner of the site will come back before the planning commission and give a big picture on what exactly i had given the address incorrectly before, and i apologize for that. what the exact usage of 234 ninth street is going to be.

after all, jackie o. was one of the most revered figures, beloved in 1964 and she could have done great things for the world. she could have been a princess diana before there was a princess diana. instead she told to enrich herself in a life of luxury. i found it sad to see king denigrated here. >> when these recordings were made, those say she was very young, she was still grieving a great deal as well, that this is a very different person than the jackie o. we came to know in the '70s and '80s and up to her death in 1994. do you think that what we hear on the tapes might be the product of just some of that, that she was young and that she was still very, very sad about losing her husband? >> well she's sternly still grieving, wasn't that young, in her mid-30s. of course part of that is a product of it. there's also one interesting thing no one has talked about that's come out here. she suggests that john f. kennedy thought that the situation in vietnam was hopeless, and i've uncovered some new informat

. >> cynthia tuck certificate a columnist, jackie kucinich is a reporter and jim garty is a reporter. national review, yesterday afternoon, on the corner, had a pretty aggressive post from a physician really pushing back on bachmann? >> you could not find many conservatives, many doctors familiar with this issue who were willing to say it may cause retardation. it was the idea of repeating something like this that is so unproven, so speculative, so secondhand. regardless of what you think of traditional mccarthyism, there's no place for it today. nine times out of ten, the claims that the republicans are anti-science is b.s. if the republicans twoonts see be worried about vaccines, that charge is going to start sticking. >> i want to play how rick perry was defending himself. here's what he said, i want to butt together two quotes. here's what he said yesterday on the hp vaccine. i want to butt it together with the comment he made in his first debate appearance in the reagan library. >> you heard the same arguments about giving our children protections from some of the childhood disea

jackie greg and her daughter died in the blast. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. >> the irony that someone who worked on natural gas issues died in the explosion was not lost on her co-workers. they say her death is a reminder to them to ensure public safety. they dedicated to all of those that were impacted by the explosion. and weeping willow tree to her and her daughter similar to one that grew in their garden. they died in their home that night. her husband and another daughter were not home. colleagues and relatives and friends gathered in the courtyard to dedicate the memorial. they said it will help them in the healing process and encourage them in their work. >>> the memorial will remind us how responsibility as the body of state regulators support safety of our number one priority. the work we do here will profoundly affect the lives of millions of people and can mean the incidents between life and death. >> reporter: jackie and her daughter was among 8 people that were killed by blast. utility was accused of insta

that's only hurtful because jackie kennedy's trip to france, she was beloved there. she spoke fluid french and they courted her and loved her and now there's sort of a putdown of the great degaulle. i'm not sure other first ladies would have done this. i can't imagine another record quite like this where months out of leaving the white house, that you record this kind of bomb for history where you're criticizing a number of different people. we should also say that other people, whether it's robert mcnamara or bundy or all of our -- are given a big thumb's up in the tapes. >> a fascinating look. douglas brinkley, i appreciate it. >>> "crime and punishment," a bizarre murder trial began today in the same courtroom where casey anthony was tried. the defendant, a millionaire accused of killing his wife. he made this 911 call to report the killing. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose dis

jackie sissel is live with the details. >> . we are starting to get new details on what happens last night that left a member of the well-known east bay motorcycle club dead inside the clubhouse. according to police of around 9:45 p.m., 40 year- old a sauna society, a member of the east bay dragons motorcycle club was inside the clubhouse watching television when a suspect entered through an open door and opened we do not have any suspect information, as soon as we get some, we will pass that along. >> another developing story we are following this morning, police are investigating a second reported rape at st. mary's college in moraga. this assault happened two weeks after a previous attack. two attacks in two weeks. craig skalar has been talking to administration and the students about what has been going on. >> they are still trying to process what happens. a young woman was assaulted on sunday by two young men in a college dorm room. one of them a student, the other from off campus. this happened two weeks after an assault o

what is interesting is what is going on underneath the the golden gate bridge and we have jackie sissel to tell you about >> good morning all lot of people do not realize there is a bundle under the toll plaza the clearance is 10 ft. 11 in. unfortunately a truck that was about 13 ft. he did not make it you can see the damage done to the truck the cargo inside the truck there was minor damage to the tunnel only a water pipe and a plumber is on his way out to fix if you're driving under the tunnel it is dark early in the morning may sherry and unattached clearance. >> that track is going have to be offloaded and transferred to another refrigerated units that towel will remain open while unless when the plumber rig or rise on scene then they may have to close mcconnell who for a while. and now the weather >> this is a shot of the bay bridge approach we're still dealing with that low cloud cover. mostly sunny in terms of your labor day forecast we're got a warm up into the upper 80s as we head into the afternoon at the fog was taken out of bed with it is moving into the san bruno cap a high

he calls up jackie who is in virginia, there's something funny in his voice, he says. he says, "please bring the children right now back to the white house," even though they were taking naps and the next 13 days they spent very much together, went strolling out on the lawn together. she had a very large part in his life, obviously, but particularly at this moment he looked to her for security. >> suarez: two things, how much she admired kennedy's personality, his intellect, the way he related to people on the campaign trail. and at times how unsure of her own value to him she really was. take a listen to this. >> i was always a liability to him until we got to the white house. and he never asked me to change or said anything about it, newport, bufont hair, and french clothes and hated politics. and it-- because i was having babies i wasn't able to campai campaign. i would say, "oh, jack, i wish..." >> suarez: sure, she was a little unsure campaign t.j. beginning but she was anything but a liability, right? >> as it turned out, the kennedy operatives in the 1960s thoug

. >> jackie kennedy in her own words. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- you remember anthony weiner, a democrat from new york? he resigned his seat after he had been tweeting pictures of his crotch, conduct is seen as unbecoming for a member of the house of representatives. the district had been a democrat since the 1920's. not this time to the new congressman is 75-year-old former cable-tv executive, bob turner, creator of "the jerry springer show." >> we have had it with an irresponsible fiscal policy that endangers everyone of our social safety networks. we have had it with your treatment of israel. [applause] >> congressman steve israel of new york, who is trying to get democrats elected, is trying to play this one down. >> it is not pretty good about what is going to happen -- not predictive of what is going to happen. >> that is what democrats said after scott round shellacked -- after scott brown at shellacked martha coakley for the seat held by ted kennedy. it republican also one in

i want to start with jon huntsman, jackie. actually showing a pulse. >> double-digits. >> in new hampshire. the suffollk poll showing him 10% ahead of rick perry. the same poll that has romney at 41%. this is big for huntsman because this probably keeps him in the debates going forward. >> he was 1%, 2%. >> not moving any where, even in new hampshire where he is planted and lived. >> this shows a blinking of life for that campaign. we will see more of him because of this. >> during the break you were saying big trouble for mitt romney, why? >> all of the other candidates in this race are competing with rick perry for conservative voters. that's why he is the pinata as he called himself in the debates except for jon huntsman. romney badly needs huntsman not to break out. >> vaughn, you and i in our years at the hotline have seen these. it would be a september, new hampshire poll coming out and bradley going 30 to 15% against al gore or john mccain going from 2 to 17% against bush. you would see that sign of life. it is amazing

that's only hurtful because jackie kennedy's trip to france, she was beloved there. she spoke fluid french and they courted her and loved her and now there's sort of a putdown of the great degaulle. i'm not sure other first ladies would have done this. i can't imagine another record quite like this where months out of leaving the white house, that you record this kind of bomb for history where you're criticizing a number of different people. we should also say that other people, whether it's robert mcnamara or bundy or all of our -- are given a big thumb's up in the tapes. >> a fascinating look. douglas brinkley, i appreciate it. >>> "crime and punishment," a bizarre murder trial began today in the same courtroom where casey anthony was tried. the defendant, a millionaire accused of killing his wife. he made this 911 call to report the killing. what do you think? we'd have to get all new appliances. we'll go to the warehouse stores and pick out everything you want. the sinks ringing. hello? you think those guys have "everything you want? " consider this your wake-up

what jackie kennedy really thought of her husband's successor. martin luther king's tape recordings released for the first time. it is 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in london. this is "newsday." gunfire has continued overnight in the afghan capital after a series of attacks on nato, u.s., and police targets. at least 12 people have been killed, including six taliban fighters. nato says it will not derail the pullout of troops by the end of 2014. one senior u.s. politician has called for a rethink. we report from kabul. >> running for cover from a taliban assault in the heart of the embassy district. the police opened fire on the attackers high above them. the taliban brought with them an arsenal of weapons. here on one of the city's busiest streets, a rocket lands. you can see smoke from an explosion and gunfire all over the area. this is the u.s. embassy and the isaf headquarters. this seemed like a significant attack. >> gunfire broke out across the neighborhood. we headed for cover. the target was the u.s. embassy. guards took up