the entire place would stop. >> carolyn! >> carolyn was really having a hard time with paparazzi. just was a slow erosion of happiness of privacy that she didn't know how to handle. >> from the very beginning, they had a volatile relationship. and unfortunately, cameras were always there to record it. there was one particularly revealing moment when they were dating, and on the beach and suddenly they encountered paparazzi. >> come on, john! don't [ bleep ] do that. >> don't come up to my girlfriend when she's on the beach aloin ane and start takin photographs! >> you have a partner who's not used to this, and she didn't ask for this. that made john angry. >> reporter: but despite being hounded by paparazzi, the couple remained strong. >> they were always giggling and laughing and kissing. >> john actually managed to keep his marriage to carolyn in november of 1996 a total secret. he summoned all of his friends to cumberland island off the coast of georgia. >> reporter: but after slipping away for their intimate wedding life

he was in love with carolyn. >> carolyn was very independent. she was a strong woman, and i think he loved that. she could be his friend. she could listen to his secrets and not judge him. and i think that that was rare for john to be that comfortable doing that with someone. >> look at the birdie. >> that was a young couple, dynamic, and they were in love. it was special to see the two of them together. >> they were always giggling and laughing and kissing and hugging and they brought everyone into their circle. the magazine staff, the friends, the family, everyone was welcome in that circle. >> she had the physical presence of a grace kelly. she had the bearing, dare i say it, of his mother. she seemed a perfect match. >> for carolyn, it was kind of a remarkable moment, where he said, i'm out, i'm done, i found the one. >> john actually managed to keep his marriage to carolyn in november of 1996 a total secret. he summoned all of his friends to cumberland island off the coast of georgia. >> i was in on the secret wedding plans, yes. it was the

and carolyn were many at the time, hidden drug use, carolyn felt trapped. >> everyone likes to think john and carolyn were fighting and it was over and heading for divorce and none of it was true. >> carole radziwill, who was married to john's best friend and cousin anthony, was part of their inner circle. in a new two-hour documentary, she shares insight on the hard times but rebs the good times as well, like the couple's wedding. >> god, it's been probably 20 years since i've seen these photos. amazing. carolyn just looked breathtaking. the dress was supersimple, everything was simple. they didn't need a lot of fancy around their love. >> as what couldbeen? carole beliefs they would have started a family of their own. >> i know that she was very nurturing and john told. we used to joke about family names. carolyn said if she had a boy, she would name him stanislus. named him stash, it would be a family scandal. i just thought stash kennedy, it sounded great. >> the documentary airs tuesday night on a&e and we'll be right back. doing that. >>i'm sure arresting saw that video i like

and carolyn were many at the time, hidden drug use, carolyn felt trapped. >> everyone likes to think john and carolyn were fighting and it was over and heading for divorce and none of it was true. >> carole radziwill, who was married to john's best friend and cousin anthony, was part of their inner circle. in a new two-hour documentary, she shares insight on the hard times but rebs the good times as well, like the couple's wedding. >> god, it's been probably 20 years since i've seen these photos. amazing. carolyn just looked breathtaking. the dress was supersimple, everything was simple. they didn't need a lot of fancy around their love. what could h? carole beliefs they would havea >> i know that she was very nurturing and john told. we used to joke about family names. carolyn said if she had a boy, she would name him stanislus. named him stash, it would be a family scandal. i just thought stash kennedy, it sounded great. >> the documentary airs tuesday night on a&e and we'll be right back. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> well we're out of time. we certainly hope you hav

and carolyn bessette brought together 350 family members and friends. jfk jr.'s sister caroline kennedy. president clinton with first lady and daughter chelsea. >> a lot of people there that john would have loved to have been there himself. such a wonderful tribute. and teddy's eulogy was magnificent. >> i named the chapter of my book -- from ted eulogy. i thought that set it all. >> from his book, sons of cam cm newton lot, lawrence reads an expert. >> above all, jackie gave him a place to be himself, grow up, laugh, cry, dream, strive -- his own, he accepted who he was. but he cared more about who he could and should become. >> his whole life he thought about who he should be and could be doing, he could have been a frivolous playboy if he wanted, but he didn't, you look at what he did, law school, and bar, and founding "george" those are serious endeavors. if you had a duty, to public service. a duty to be responsibility, a duty to take the resources he was given and do something positive with them. >> he was lost on that troubled night. but we will always wa

carolyn would still be here. i mean, there's no doubt. >> and what about the woman at the start of our story? jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college station police department and the sheriff's office to compare the dna. what they found, ynobe was also jamie's killer. what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved, but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again. another girl is dead. and another family has lost their precious daughter. >> chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one, it hurts. >> it's like a scar. >> very much so. very much so. >> do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes. but if i had to do the investigation over, i would

carolyn moves on to zagreb she's horrified at what's happening along croatians border croatian police have been pushing refugees back into bosnia this video from 2018 is said to be picked illegal pushbacks the accusation still stand today. even this unbelievable video has left the croatian government cold they know every trick to shoot down every criticism of the corrosion border police. that the us army. they have been engaged in stop systematic mistreatment of refugees at the border of caution i have great confidence in our police the croatian officers in the region along our border with bosnia are doing an outstanding job. there on alert day and night to protect our country and the entire european union will be capable of going to jail ever for fame. but people like carolyn are from the are you serious and geo for refugees in zagreb are coming under increasing pressure and now someone has smashed up the n.g.o.s vehicles. but as this is only the conic of the croatian government is treating us almost like criminals. one of us was put before a judge and convicted because he offered to

representative carolyn maloney gave an address on the advocating the 9/11 fund. to house voted 402-12 approve a bill that does that on friday. leader hasmajority said he plans to bring the legislation to the senate floor before the august recess. here's representative maloney. rep. maloney: hi. i'm carolyn maloney and of the privilege of representing new york and the united states congressperson many of us member where we were when our nation was under attack. when planes hit the pentagon and the twin towers. an incredible group of heroes brought on a plane headed straight to washington, d.c.. september 11, 2001 is a day that defined a generation, and forever changed our nation. we will remember the images of the tens of thousands of firefighters, peace officers, local and law enforcement officers, medical workers, construction workers, and other heroes who responded without hesitation when they heard the news. they put aside all thoughts of self, and rushed to ground zero, the pentagon, and the crashed flight. and they began to dig through the smoking ruins look

want to thank our chairman, carolyn maloney, and peter king. from the beginning, they have been steadfast and i say to you, the angels are singing now. we all know it took some kicking and screaming to get this fund established in the first place. but we got it through because a lot of people were here before that period of time and gave us that support. firefighters are always there. but the work isn't over. they need our help. and last year the fund announced that due to a funding shortfall, injured and ill 9/11 responders and survivors were receive cuts to the awards they were expecting, big cuts, 50%, 70% for future claims. this is unacceptable. so the all clear sign after 9/11 from the federal government was premature. 30 more seconds. mr. nadler: i now yield 30 additional seconds to the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 30 seconds. mr. pascrell: we are here today to state it will never be clear until we help every first and der who has suffered running to the tragedy. we need to act nowment. originally this program was

carolyn: as soon as we can. we have not shared our business plan with the market, we want to launch and then communicate some of the detail behind that as we go. we know what the breakeven point is. we believe we can do that and return value to shareholders. i would say brit-box is not a one or two year return, you have to look at it as a five-year plan. it is something you want to build, and you do not want to take decisions by quarter. you want to take it from the long-term where you are creating value over five years plus. critics would say you may be late to the table. you have the competition of netflix and amazon, but the looming launch of apple tv and disney. how will you deal with that? carolyn: this is a distinctive service, a brand that will stand for original content in britain. we have access to the bbc and itv libraries which will be curated and reformed. also, we will commission original content. we are very aware there are people with deep pockets in this market, in the streaming market, but the f

and sister carolyn a defended him. then my brother told him to leave our house to carolyn i took him with her he's gone on you since. time. christmas last. i keep telling myself he should pay with a life sentence for what he's done. no one should suffer the way people suffered under him. as he feels should be sent to prison to pay. this idea that us he knows what he's done. is so what i don't understand is that he talked about god and being a catholic but then did such evil thing was yes it is evil now he needs to pay i think about that time. at the end the young woman shows us a photo of her with good friends of peta are in here this time because no one stopped the priest the young girl next to her was also abused by him. that was the student who reported her case to the hideous time bishops in 2010. was the going to take him from having to fight back tears the whole time of the treason. about this dish it was the right thing to do and what i did was right. just would be painful to talk about it but there comes a poin

changed my life. >> john and carolyn's candle lie church on cumberland island, georgia. we saw the couple arriving on the beach in a pickup truck and the unguarded moments. >> run like the wind. >> the video was shot in 1996 and includes moments like the couple cutting their wedding cake and the speeches. >> the romantic footage is part of tlc special. we visited their rustic wedding chapel just days after the ceremony. the simple pews and rough wooden cross showed how laid back their wedding was. "et" spent years covering john. with his marriage to carolyn many were hopeful they would be the start of a new era of camelot. >> it's been a jarring change for my wife but she'll get used to it. >> how's married life? >> i recommend it. >> in the daying foll ins follo wedding john was concerned about how the paparazzi were hounding his wife. >> i just ask any, you know, privacy and room you can give her as she makes that adjume would be g appreciated. >> we'll never know what might have been and what kind of life they would have led. right now it's comforting to see how happy

carolyn speaking to us earlier, the director—general of the cbi. carolyn speaking to us earlier, the director-general of the cbi. much more on the business live web page, including the story, news from the boss of whirlpool and michelle touched on this earlier with her update from new york, results out but you know this is an ongoing saga for the firm. customers who were sold dangerous tumble dryers that we re sold dangerous tumble dryers that were sold in the uk for ii sold dangerous tumble dryers that were sold in the uk for 11 years. they were sold under the hotpoint, kreider, swann brands amongst others, noted to be the cause of a number of serious fires. the firm has launched a full recall of them but the firm has been accused of being pretty slow to do it. they have finally launched a dedicated website and the helpline number to work out whether you might be affected. and then you have options to get either a new one or a replacement or a repair. so an interview there with the boss of whirlpool says look, i am sorry, here is how they are goin

want to thank our chairman, carolyn maloney, and peter king. from the beginning, they have been steadfast and i say to you, the angels are singing now. we all know it took some kicking and screaming to get this fund established in the first place. but we got it through because a lot of people were here before that period of time and gave us that support. firefighters are always there. but the work isn't over. they need our help. and last year the fund announced that due to a funding shortfall, injured and ill 9/11 responders and survivors were receive cuts to the awards they were expecting, big cuts, 50%, 70% for future claims. this is unacceptable. so the all clear sign after 9/11 from the federal government was premature. 30 more seconds. mr. nadler: i now yield 30 additional seconds to the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 30 seconds. mr. pascrell: we are here today to state it will never be clear until we help every first and der who has suffered running to the tragedy. we need to act nowment. originally this program was

carolyn said if she had a boy, she would name him stash. stanislaw which was anthony's dad. she thought if she named him stash, it might be a family scandal. it's a really strong name. i just thought stash kennedy. yeah. not a great -- >> straight ahead, more of our exclusive with the cast of "american pie" 20 years later. >> plus, remember when we used to makeout to this song. >> why the nut 90210 hits even closer to the cast as we take you back to the original peach pit. >> then before the new lion king. >> we flash back to very first movie ever. >> they don't want to respect you as an actress. av's looking like why did she get the part. >> you won't believe what had her freaked out on set. >> so nervous about that here's a look at new movies in theaters now. in the thriller "crawl," a woman trying to survive a hurricane finds herself surrounded by alligators on the attack. >> no one had done the jaws" of alligators. >> and from swimming to driving. it's the wild ride share action comedy "stuber." >> stuber. >> the detective recruits his uber driver named stu to help him t

it's a tequila drink >>> straight ahead, never before seen video of jfk and carolyn >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. >>> one person is dead and another person critically injured after a late night shooting on jennings street, two blocks east of third. right now police are not saying if they know what led to the shooting, but officers say that a man died at the scene. we are working to find out the name and age of that victim. police say the other man suffered life-threatening injuries. right now police are not saying if they have identified a suspect, but so far there have been no arrests. >>> right now here's a look at that commute for you. looks like a backup, mike. >> the bay toll plaza. two more passengers and you're good to go across the span. a smooth drive out of walnut creek toward the caldecott. the caldecott tunnel itself just fine. here is the problem. north 680 for the last half hour. we've had a crash at stone valley road. happened just after the last report. slowing for traffic northbound because of the lane that is blocked. that is a problem coming

and sister carolyn a defended him. then my brother told him to leave our house to carolyn i took him with a. new sense. time. christmas. i keep telling myself he should pay with a life sentence for what he's done. no one should suffer the way people suffered under him. as feel should be sent to prison to pay. for this idea that this he knows what he's done. is so what i don't understand is that he talked about god and being a catholic but then did such evil thing was yes it is evil now he needs to pay to get out that's time sorta. at the end the young woman shows us a photo of her with good friends of peta are in here this time because no one stopped the priest the young girl next to her was also abused by him. that was the student who reported her case to the hideous time bishops in 2010. most against a 3rd came from having to fight back tears the whole time because the cheese and. it was the right thing to do what i did was right. just would be painful to talk about it but there comes a point when you have to lay eve

and sister carolyn a defended him. then my brother told him to leave our house to carolyn i took him with her but he's gone on you since last time. yes. i keep telling myself he should pay with a life sentence for what he's done. that no one should suffer the way people suffered under him. simply should be sent to prison to pay didn't you so my guess is so i guess he knows what he's done. is so you know what i don't understand is that he talked about god and being a catholic but then did such evil thing was yes it is evil now he needs to pay i think about that time it sorta. at the end the young woman shows us a photo of her with good friends of peta are in here this time because no one stopped the priest the young girl next to her was also abused by him. that was the student who reported her case to the hideous crime bishops in 2010. most against a 3rd came from have to fight back tears the whole time because each isn't. about this dish it was the right thing to do which is what i did was right. just would be painful

carolyn, same question to you. what did it feel like? >> well, it was like you could hear a rumble and the ground started shaking and you thought, oh, it's just a little earthquake and then it hit hard and everything started shaking. and i thought, well, this might be it so glad i managed to get out of the room, and so i'm in an assisted living so we had people coming out of the room frightened and it's a very scary ordeal. >> you work at this assisted living facility? are you helping folks in the home? >> it's an assisted living where the elderly live, and we assist them. and i'm the residential care manager here. >> and the powers out. i hear the power is out. >> yeah, the power went out and then the backup lights came on and then we had another -- the after shock, and then they all went out. so right now our goal is to keep everybody hydrated, you know, and cool and keep them away from any windows, and we're trying to cleanup the mess because we have a lot of tipped over dressers and tvs have everything, so pretty scary. >> so it was

so ethel advised carolyn to be true to herself and not go to the wedding. john changed carolyn's mind, and she went, and then we all know what happened. and ethel kennedy was always left wondering why she got on that plane. >> yeah. well, it was probably something between john and carolyn. but listen, i said it's a great book. it's a thick book. i'm not all the way through it yet, but i promise i'll finish it within a couple more days. it's really good. thank you, j. handy taraborrelli for joining us. it's "the kennedy heirs." >>> twitter rant, the president with a series of new racially charged tweets, railing against specific progressive women in congress. new reaction to that next. essiv congress nerew action to that next. think all premium fuels are the same? new shell v-power nitro+ premium gasoline is engineered with four levels of defense against gunk, wear, corrosion and friction. that helps keep your engine running like new. so, maybe it's time to unthink what you think you think about premium fuel. shell v-power nitro+ premium gasoline... it's fue

carol carolyn gusen, where are you? carolyn, thank you for staying on top of the people from district 9. we love you. >> supervisor mandelman: in many ways, this budget process is depressing because we hear about so much need that far exceeds what we have the capacity to address, but it's also we need to see this amacing s amazing set of folks that you all are doing every sipping will day to try to meet the needs of san franciscans in distress. i am just so in love with this because of all the work that you do. and i am also a little bit in love with the mayor and people in this building because their there are areas that we defer, and there are areas that we differ, but there are so much priorities where we are aligned, and i think there has been such great cooperation around this process, and i wonder if it has anything to do because this process has been headed by women, sandy fewer, who i have known for more than a decade with at this point, and i've really had the opportunity to work with you and see you in this ro

theresa may paying tribute to carolyn harris. the international development secretary has said the uk and its allies must be ready to counter the re—emergence of islamic state — or daesh mark ii, as he called it. he told mps the uk had to continue to invest in development and work closely with countries under threat. rory stewart said the group had until recently controlled a third of iraq and syria, and had now lost its final piece of territory. their sudden rise and fall — morally troubling, profoundly threatening, and almost unprecedented — carries deep lessons and warnings for britain and indeed the nations of the world. given the extreme fragility of several nations not just in the middle east, he had a warning. it was terrifyingly easy for an insurgency group to establish themselves on both sides of the border. they may have lost their territory for now, but the underlying conditions remain, and could allow insurgents to establish themselves again. and even without holding territory, daesh remains a significant terr

and carolyn flection is author of "the democracy fix." carolyn testified today before the house judiciary committee in addressing presidential misconduct. thank you both for joining us. congressman, let me start with you and see if we can get some news out you have. when is robert mueller going to testify before your committee? >> well, that's still being negotiated by the committee and committee counsel. so we don't really know. but i suspect he will testify i would get the 24th, but that's all up in the air. >> is this reporting from "the washington post" correct that it was mueller who came to the committee and said perhaps a delay would be in order here? he was the one who suggested this? >> i don't know that for a fact. i just know that they had negotiation, and part of it was to have more time for the judiciary committee so that we could operate as we normally do with every member having an opportunity to participate in questions which republicans as well as the democrats sought. and i think that was fair. originally it was based on

trials and so using the recent carolyn tried to introduce this law was she didn't expect a strong reaction from the city from everyone in home call and. actually even after all these protests in the past few weeks she has some she just said she was discussing the law right now and driving rather than destroy and that's actually also why protest on the streets right now and how unusual is the legislation through the chief executive to respond to public pressure in this way it really depends on the chief executive. in the past we can see for example in 2003 there was also a national security law which was proposed by the government to pass but then there was a huge protest also on this day on the 1st of july and it was the biggest protest has seen so far by then and then. decided to withdraw to stop the law as well and so depending on the chief executive and the leaders they really have different response to what the protesters. queue for now you're watching. the pictures you're seeing this is a breaking news that we've been following this right. out of bounds of the protesters from the terr

serve as a new entrance point to one of the world's most important repositories of cultural treasures carolyn's museum island. design cues for the gallery were taken from the existing 5 museums on the island. architect david shipler field conceived the 20 year long project including famously giving the galleries neighborhood the noise museum or new museum a new lease of life. from the jane seeman central hub visitors will have underground connections to museums on the island. we will be able to go right into the noise museum. in the future you'll also be able to go left into the park so. this will become part of a route. which allows you. to come. into this level go through the program and come back out even on the other level there is a sort of you know. interchange. connection. the building sprawling outdoor terrace and indoor entrance hall off of visitors a place to linger. the foyer is flooded with light thanks to floor to ceiling windows. the gallery also boasts a $300.00 seat auditorium and a lavish museum shop outfitted entirely in french will not. the 1st show in the galleries temporary

. >> reporter: in 2009, carolyn and sean savage experienced a similar heartbreak after learning the baby they conceived through ivf was not theirs. the savages carried the baby to term before giving him to his biological parents. >> first thing i thought of was just my heart bleeding for this other couple. and the experience they're going through and the devastation of the loss. it totally brought me back ten years ago. >> reporter: more than 1.2 million babies since 1985 have been born in the u.s. through ivf or similar technologies. recent headlines about clinics destroying or mixing up embryos raises valid questions about the painstaking process. >> i cannot express how utterly unacceptable this situation is. protocols need to be followed, and they need to be taken seriously. >> reporter: the couple in this late lawsuit still don't know what happened to their two embryos. attorneys for the clinic didn't respond to our request for comment. >> meg oliver with a "can you believe it" story of the day. >>> up next new dove men+care sportcare. the pre-game. for the ball-game. for the post-g

carolyn: it went ways -- in what ways can nasdaq help with that? >> we have a whole team helping companies identify the likely buyers not only in their ideal but throughout their lives as a public company. we hope to provide that our investorhrough relations services. caroline: why did it not work for beyond meat? >> every story is different. one thing that is clear is that companies that start out on an upward trend, it is a lot easier to continue that momentum than the opposite. caroline: even though we have had a phenomenal number of these companies going public through you, there's still fewer public companies than there used to be. is this something that you think the tide will shift in some way? are we starting to see more companies attempt to go public? will the balance be restored in some way? >> we think that is a super important question. over half of u.s. american households are invested in u.s. equities. having a fewer number of companies to invest in is a big challenge in terms of keeping america competitive, both on an income as well

then my brother told him to leave our house to carolyn i took him with a. new sense. time. yes. i keep telling myself he should pay with a life sentence for what he's done. what no one should suffer the way people suffered under him. as we see should be sent to prison to pay. you so my guess is so i guess he knows what he's done. what i don't understand is that he talked about god and being a catholic but then did such evil thing was yes it is evil now he needs to pay i think about its time it's sort of. at the end the young woman shows us a photo of her with good friends of peta are in here this time because no one stopped the priest the young girl next to her was also abused by him. that was the student who reported her case to the head assigned bishops in 2010. most against a 3rd came from having to fight back tears the whole time of the cheese and. about this dish it was the right thing to do as we see what i did was right. just which would be painful to talk about it but there comes a point when you have to lay everything out on the table and then it's enough went . now i'm

then my brother told him to leave our house sources to carolyn i took him with her . new sense. time. yes. i keep telling myself he should pay with a life sentence for what he's done. what no one should suffer the way people suffered under him. especially should be sent to prison to pay. his idea that us he knows what he's done. is so what i don't understand is that he talked about god and being a catholic but then did such evil thing was yes it is evil now he needs to pay i think about that's time sorta. at the end the young woman shows us a photo of her with good friends of peta are in here this time because no one stopped the priest the young girl next to her was also abused by him. that was the student who reported her case to the hideous time bishops in 2010. was the going to take him from having to fight back tears the whole time because each isn't. about this dish it was the right thing to do which is what i did was right. just would be painful to talk about it but there comes a point when you have to lay everything out on the table and then it's enough and. now i'm going

one of those is carolyn fairburn, the director—general of british industry. she says they are deeply concerned about a no deal. all business is concerned about no deal. indeed, many big businesses have had the luxury of being able to prepare for that. don't forget, 99% of the business in this country are small businesses and they are the ones who would be hugely damaged by ano ones who would be hugely damaged by a no deal brexit and they cannot possibly prepare for all that uncertainty and the multifarious scenarios. that is why it needs to be avoided at any cost. always good to talk to you. we hope to do it again soon. thank you for being on the programme. let's look at other business stories now. reports say that nissan plans to expand job cuts to over 10,000 to help turn around its business. that would include the 4,800 job cuts it announced in may. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. lovely to see you. what is nissan likely to say? the job losses could be mainly in factories outside of japan according to sources and

carolyn died two weeks later after complications from surgery. if somebody somewhere would have recognized, you know, the dangers, they would have told her to get morergent care. >> reporter: the infection is rare, but the cdc says up to one in thr people with necrozing fasciitis die, even with treatment. >> some of the earliest symptoms of necrotizing fasciitis would be an area of redness or swelling that's spreading rapidly. an area that's severely painful and/or associated with fever. >> reporter: it commonly enters the body through a break in skin. avoid natural bodies of water, including hot tubs and pools. and if you sgn any si of infection, see a doctor immediately. >> i can't do everything that i was able to do before. >> reporter: for 12-year-old kylie parker, early detection saved her life when she contracted the same infection. after multiple surgeries to halt its spread, recovery could still take years. >> there is a t possibilityt it may affect her to where she may not be able to walk normally n >> reporter: the fleming family is sha

. >>> let's move on now to the late jfk junior and carolyn bessette-kennedy. next week marks the 20th anniversary of the tragic plane crash that ended their lives way too soon. but now, a new tlc documentary is taking us back to one of the happiest moments in their lives -- their top-secret wedding. >> oh, it's beautiful, isn't it? >> so cool looking, yeah. >> the ceremony was filmed at candle-lit. that's how things happened. it had this sort of beautiful backdrop and sort of golden. she had this amazing angelic pro pro file. >> tiny wooden chapel, located in cumberland, georgia, it's a remote location that required a very un-kennedylike form of transportation. >> oh, look at that. >> yep, pickup trucks. >> you can see in the passenger seat is senator kennedy and his wife vicki is in the middle. but the thing that is so funny is that there's like 17th century chippendale chairs from the dining room in the backseat of this chevy truck. >> john junior's best friend captured the footage that's highlighted in the tlc special. >> this was obviously not well planned

carolyn maloney, thank you so much. we covered a lot of territory there, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the bright lights of the big apple not so bright, at least for a moment last night. a major blackout causing problems across manhattan. why the investigation could take now months to figure out what happened. i...decided to take the dna test. and i...was... shocked. i'm from cameroon, congo, and...the bantu people. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. i just love diving with my son... but diving can be really hard on my knees. move free ultra has been a game changer for me. within a week, i noticed a difference in my knees. taking move free ultra lets me do the things i love. everyone should try move free ultra. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. f

. >> reporter: wade fleming said it began when his 77-year-old mother carolyn stumbled, exposing a 3/4 inch cut to a microscopic danger. the official nay necrotizing fascitis, or flesh eating bacteria. carolyn died two weeks later after complications from surgery. >> maybe if somebody somewhere would have recognized the dangers, they would have told her to get to a more urgent care. >> reporter: the infection is rare, but the cdc says up to one in three people with necrotizing fascitis die, even with treatment. >> some of the earliest symptoms of necrotizing fascitis would be an area of redness or swelling that is spreading rapidly. an area that is severely painful or associated with fever. >> reporter: since bacteria most commonly enters the body through a break in skin, wash cuts immediately. avoid natural bodies of water. that includes hot tubs, even pools. if you see any signs of infection, see a doctor immediately. >> i can't do everything that i was able to do before. >> reporter: for 12-year-old kylie parker, early detection saved her life when she contracted the same infection

john spoke in the last couple weeks of his life about separating from carolyn. he spoke to her people. one friend told me something and it is so true. if anyone tells you they know how that relationship was going to end, they are lying. because john and carolyn didn't know how it was going to end. steve: well it. is a great new book. called the life of john f. kennedy jr. america's reluctant prince. check out his special tonight on a&e: congratulations. steve: u.s. senate is set to hold a hearing about free speech online. ainsley: dennis prager will be there to testify. but first is he going to join us live. that is next ♪ ♪ tonight is the night we will fight until its over ♪ put our hands up ♪ like the ceiling can't hold us ♪ ask your doctor how prolia® can help strengthen your bones. who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go.

stumbled, exposing a three-quarter inch cut to microscopic danger, a bacterial infection so lethal, carolyn died two weeks later after complications from surgery >> maybe if somebody somewhere would have recognized the dangers, they would have told her to get to more urgent care. >> reporter: the infection is rare but the cdc says up to one in three people with necrotizing fascitis die, even with treatment. >> some of the earliest symptoms would be an area of redness or swelling that is spreading rapidly. an area that is severely painful and/or associated with fever. >> reporter: experts say since bacteria most commonly enters the body through a break in skin, wash cuts immediately. avoid natural bodies of water that includes hot tubs and even pools. if you see any sign of infection, see a doctor immediately. >> i can't do everything that i was able to do before. >> reporter: for 12-year-old kylie parker, early detection saved her life when she contracted same infection. after multiple surgeries, recovery could still take years. >> there's a possibility that it may affect her to where she m

. >> carolyn at the san francisco produce market texts with old produce that's available. the produce is always excellent. we get things like broccoli, brussels sprouts, bell peppers. everything that we use is nice and fresh, so when our clients get it, they really enjoy it, and it's important to me to feel good about what i do, and working in programs such as this really provides that for me. it's helping people. that's what it's really about, and i really enjoy that. >> the work at the produce market for me representing the intersection between environment and community, and when we are working at that intersection, when we are using our resources and our passion and our energy to heal the planet and feed the people, nothing gets better than

a drive west, carolyn drive, joan drive and. south coast place police say all the damage was done and just about 4 hours police are now looking at surveillance video to try to find these burglars police in sandra fell they're warning folks about a car sales scan. after a person was tricked into buying a stolen pickup. it was listed on craigslist in the buyer met with the seller in sandra fell paid more than $13,000 for the truck off cash. but when the buyer what to register that truck at the dmv it was found to be a stolen rental truck from texas sandra fell police are now asking anybody who thinks they may have been victimized by this same sort of scam to come forward. >>all right good evening. everybody, here's a look at our weather situation in the contra costa county we go mount diablo giving us the scenery with some high clouds wispy across the sky temps for your word, 85 right now for antioch most of the bay immediately is in the upper 60's to lower 70's 72 going on san jose. meanwhile kind of a a lofty santa rosa, 73 mean

and his wife, carolyn bessette, died 20 years ago next week, three a yearser eing married on george's cumberland island. a wedding that one of the most photographed men in the world pulled off away from the prying lenses of the paparazzi. only captured on video by a long-time friend. >> reporter: this morning, never before seen footage pulling back the curtain on a love story that captivated the nation. >> look forward to getting to know carolyn's family more it still sticks in my craw that she's going to be called my wife come sunday. >> reporter: john f kennedy jr.'s marriage to carolyn bessette in cumberland island off the georgia coast, partpc o an uing tlc documentary. his long-time friend billy recorded it on his camcorder and is giving it to the filmmakers. sassy, dead gorgeous, could be edgy, and i think john liked that. it was aittle different angle than his world. >> reporter: the political spotlight trained on him since his eaiest days in the white house. after h father's assassination and this salute seen around the globe, john f. kennedy jr.ng blossomin his own. >> quarte

for world number one carolyn uplifts cover dropped just forgetting just monitor put it in straight sets the 3rd seed who won the title last week in east born tired ones you see in the ground. a very easy day for the. margarita gasper a retired injured during the 2nd set of their match the russian in tears as she was forced to laugh. and some minor howl of had a bit of a battle on wednesday but she carried through her match in 3 sets against bella remain in the highland usually. ok to france now in the women's world cup the 2nd semifinal between sweden and european champions the netherlands set to kick off in a few moments in leo all those teams fighting for the right to face the defending champions the united states in sunday's final the american team were back in training the morning after beating england star forward megan rapinoe took part in the session having recently found a win with a hamstring injury she's currently the 2nd top scorer in the children behind teammate alex morgan. i mean this is like what the world probably wanted to do this is the biggest stage and biggest moment

well thank you so much carolyn and you're also looking very festive for the occasion. we're happy for it happy 4th of july to you. thank you happy 4th. and as you heard thousands about 15,000 people are expected to be here it looks empty now, but just wait, come 8 o'clock 9 o'clock as we get closer to the big show this place gets covered with people for that nice you are fireworks show at sundown. >>what else is cold in the city, it's all kinds of stuff going on i was there, you know what i mean camp the insular 8 tonight with kron 4 watch fireworks from around the bay and across the nation from the comfort of your own home. san francisco's fireworks show at pier 39 will be featured also the big displays san jose will be covering the shows and center fell and concord where it's hot. it is the only live fireworks show in the bay area, the party kicks off tonight at 9 o'clock. >>in the east bay boaters and swimmers celebrating the holiday in the delta. >>as you can see the waterway packed with people kron 4 out on the water with contra costa county marine patrol today, t