west palm beach, florida, say hello to courtney. how are you, courtney? >> hello, i'm doing great. >> what is your story? >> i run a duck store in downtown west palm beach. i've got my duck whistle here. it's a sightseeing tour. we show you some of the sites and history of the area then we take you straight down the boat ramps into the water and show you some beautiful mansions that line up on the island. >> awesome. >> i wish you the best. here we go. this is for $200. is it during school or after bedtime? when are they sending those texts? rob and courtney agree. for $200 with 52% of the vote, very close. it's after their bedtime. athena in first place. courtney, we've got to get you some cash. this question is worth $300. two possible answers are -- a bikini party in hawaii or a costume party at comic-con? hold on. wait for the question. you've got your answer do. which of these vacations did guys who are comic book fans say they would prefer? bikini party in hawaii or the costume party at comic-con? ron, we are going to go to you to east lake, ohio. h

>> yes, actually this is where we're taping but i'm down in palm beach where you could be the king. everywhere i go they say where's neil. some asking for ben and only one dig for charlie. that's the way it goes. >> don't tell me that person was at a strip club. >> sounds like it. >> charles what do you make of that, that we already now started addressing the problems with this law but now i'm beginning to suspect come the costs. what do you think? >> well, we're talking already 300,000 into medicaid, a program that was bust to begin with. we're talking about by the way it was never suggested or i've never heard the president say taxpayers were subsidized, health care insurance for people who have jobs, in fact up to 400% above poverty, a brand new entitlement, that's going to cost trillions of dollars, and by the way you had a plan that was supposedly substandard we'll get you a better one, like a banker telling you hey, why don't you buy this million-dollar house you can't afford. history not only repeating it self but exponentially more dangerously so. >> what do you think? >> i

beach county but i want to move to palm beach county so we have been not only collecting names of companies and working with them in our county, but working with a tremendous amount of high skilled employees who wantwant to make that move and putting them into our funds. cheryl: i don't know what it is like down there, but it is 30 degrees in new york city. stop. thank you, it is good to see you. >> thank you. cheryl: congressional budget office out with its suggestions for reducing the nations deficit. breaking is there. dennis: this you will be one of the warmest on record's, and greenhouse gases are to blame. the free market, not government can fix this. as we had to break, take a look at how energy prices are faring. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol.

stuart: he is well loved and palm beach. crown and caliber.com. by now you know it, obamacare is a disaster and it cost one official his job. find out why after the break because the judge is next. stuart: big-name, abercrombie reporting the quarterly results on thursday afternoon. the stock is down 28% so far this year, but today bouncing back in advance of the financial reports just 3% up, not bad. washington, d.c., insurance commissioner fired just one day after criticizing president obama's so-called insurance. can you fire someone for something like that? all rise, judge napolitano is here. >> what happened to freedom of speech? stuart: he is in washington, d.c. he says hold on a minute, mr. president, this fix of yours to insurance companies people can keep their plan, that is not going to work. he is fired, what is going on? >> you know, he has a job, political appointment. subject to the whim and happiness of the person who appointed him. the person who appointed him was the mayor of the district of colombia decided he did not want this gu

that is in palm beach. >> a little more tempting than d.c. i wonder if i could trouble you for a photo. >> sure, leaning. >> how do i get a copy? >> take it with her. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> is that an iphone? that's big. >> the new one. >> that's beautiful. that's a good photo. very clear. say hello to jean. >> i will. i will. >> i saw him in my acknowledgment. he's part of my circle so he only e-mails when he's telling me, don't print this, i'm on, and then i know it will be -- >> goodbye. >> hello. where do you work? >> i actually worked on the hi hill. >> for whom? >> the house oversight committee. >> you guys have a lot to oversee. would you tell them, why don't the issue a legal subpoena? they don't think it will be unforced? >> i don't really know how to decide. >> just requesting that somebody can come, a legal subpoena that has to be enforced by the sheriff. >> nice to meet you. >> i've been trying to see every time you come to an event. >> well, i don't do it that often. for a book and for cpac, that's about it. you have to c

. ♪ >>> for many people palm beach county, florida, is the epitome of luxury home to many of the world's rich and famous. >> if you happen to be in the market for a multimillion-dollar home an over-the-top buyers incentive for you. >> welcome. >> reporter: if you are in the market for a new crib, and you have a few million extra bucks to spend. >> this is the master bedroom. >> reporter: it might be talking to this woman who sells luxury homes in south florida. >> this master bath is very grand and it's got two of everything. >> reporter: take this mansion listing for a cool 12 million. you can park two full-size yachts in your personal marina and nine cars in the garage. >> this is the largest home in boca raton. it is just over 16,000 square feet. >> reporter: there are multiple jacuzzis and movie theater and a second kitchen. >> there is a bar here. it has a fish tank behind it. >> this is the definition of luxury. the lives of the rich and famous mingle in this ballroom. the current owner, a developer from the northeast, used it as a vacation home, hosting lavish parties. >> reminds

wilbur roth, roth and company ceo joining we in an exclusive, looks like palm beach. >> it is palm beach. liz: good to see you, wilbur. that was such a great call a couple of years ago. you started buying into the big freighters that it seemed weren't having much business. what gave you the sense that they would soon turn around? >> well, nothing goes to zero if it's a big and real industry, and marine transport is certainly both. there are some 50,000 vessels on the sea, they're worth something like $400 billion. so we felt they were not going to go to zero, and they had gotten down to where rates were maybe 90 below what their peak had been only four or five years before. so it felt like we were getting quite near to a bottom. and it now looks like they're beginning to come back up from that bottom. i think there's quite a long ways to go. liz: that's what i was going to ask you, so there's still upside here if these opportunities because, again, on some of the indexes i was looking at that track dry shipping of everything from grain to iron ore, they're still about 50% off their highs

the spirit of the holiday disappeared if these shoppers in west palm beach, florida. the doors barely opened and they were at each other's throats. but a dirch story in new york city. the macy's thanksgiving day parade was barely a memory when the doors of the flagship store was open. ecstatic shoppers stormed in hungry for bargains toys "r" us, it was cheers when the doors opened but patience was a virtue on thursday. scenes like this one in south florida played out over and over again across the country. so if you're not one for lines or crowds, a convenient attive may be cybermonday when retailers are expected to offer steep discounts online. >> 3.5 million people got what they came for on thanksgiving day. they got to see those big helium heros fly at the macy's thanksgiving parade. they flew a little lower than normal because of the gusty winds but they did fly. no one seemed to care they were flying so low except for a couple of minor collisions with a few branches and scrapes on the pavement. all of the balloons made it to the finish line in one piece. i was ou

host: cynthia from west palm beach, florida. stay on the line and we will get your phone number to pass on to richard reeves. we appreciate your recollection from 50 years ago. anyway, this book with the letters in november 1963. it was in january 1964 that former first lady jackie kennedy thanked the public for their support. [video clip] >> i wanted to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the hundreds of thousands of messages, nearly 800,000, which my children and i have received over the past few weeks. [inaudible] these tributes are something i shall never forget. i need them. all of you who have written to me know how much the world loves him and he returned that love in full measure. it is my greatest wish that all of these letters be acknowledged. they will be, but it will take a long time to do so. i know you will understand. each and every message is to be treasured, not only for my children but to the future generations to know how much our country and people of the nation loves him. the letters will be

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and he drove four hours to get here from west palm beach. in a yahoo! romance chat room, bist uses the screen name lovesource7. when the decoy tells him she's 13, he said, wow, you're too young, babe. you shouldn't be out here. a lot of perverts in here. >> after chatting on and off for almost a month, bist makes it clear what he's interested in. he says he wants oral sex and wants to perform it on her. >> i believe it feels good to the ladies. >> he graphically asks what sexual positions she prefers and then towards the end of the chat, there's this exchange. >> do you ever watch "dateline"? i was watching it yesterday. >> don't think so. is it good? >> yeah, these tv personnel chat with men as kids and ask them to meet them and show it on tv. >> oh. >> it's pretty funny. you should watch it. but in this show, they send those people to jail for meeting a child. >> oh, i don't want you in trouble. how did they find out? >> i don't know. >> so after all this you'd think he would know better than to show up at a stranger's house. not this guy. this scienc

>> they did have the house in palm beach. they had a place in montauk. they had, you know, an apartment here on park avenue in the city, all of which are the accoutrements of great wealth. but it wasn't an extraordinary lifestyle. >> safer: how much does all that total? >> according to the government, it's over $50 million. >> safer: just a drop in an oversized bucket, nothing close to what investors lost. so picard and his team continued to follow the money. they started here. so this was the scene of the crime... madoff's new york offices, an impressive landscape of emptiness. >> his desk was here... >> safer: and close by, perhaps a work of art that sums up the entire story. >> it's called the soft screw. and it was about 4--i guess 4 to 6 feet high, and it was sitting right here. >> safer: and sitting on top of the world was madoff himself. >> he was much like the wizard of oz, just hiding behind this wall. and no one could quite penetrate it, but they sort of really liked the results. (watch ticking) >> stahl: coming up, an unexpected twist in the h

this friend difficult is in floridaed if. 9 situation at a store in west palm beach with shoppers yelling and shoving each other pushing their way to the front of line. >> from nevada, police are investigating a shooting near target that happened at 9:45 last night. a man bought a big screen tv and was walking home and someone approached him and fired a gun into the air and took off with the tv but the victim caught up with him and tried to get the tv back the gunman shot the victim in the leg and he is expected to be okay. we have resources to help you with the holiday shipping at abc7news.com the turkey is served, the pies are eaten and that means it is time to go home. here is how sfo looked yesterday on thanksgiving, this were a few lines to check in and there was will very little wait in the security line. however, sfo officials say more than a million travelers will go through the airport between last weekend and this coming sunday. >> this morning, glide memorial church is holding the annual day after thanksgiving breakfast. yesterday, thousands of volunteers helped to feed the hun

another chaotic scene in west palm beach, florida. crowds got rowdy over a few deals offered to a limited number of customers. >>> we have breaking news on the dunbar ton bridge right now. the westbound lanes of the bridge are closed because of a fatal accident. the highway patrol says a pedestrian walking on the bridge was hit by a car. this happened around 10 ooflt 40 and no word -- 10:40 and no word when the westbound side will re-open. >>> a police officer made his 100th drunk driving arrest of 2013 this week. >> i certainly believe it does save lives. that's one of the main reasons i do the job. >> officer kevin mcdougal has received awards from mothers against drunk driving in each of the last six years. he could receive another one this year. early thursday morning he made his 100th dui after pulling over a driver who had run a red light. the commanding officer says the extra efforts are making a difference. >> it has made the community a lot safer and discouraged people from getting on the street intoxicated and that just goes

kimberly lindsey failed to show up on monday morning for her job as a school nurse in west palm beach. her last communication was sunday night when she sent her daughter a text, saying she had arrived home safely after a weekend away. lindsey's family fears she may be the victim of foul play. >> she is the most amazing woman i know. and not just because she's my mom. but that's how she is. so, please, please, please, look for her. >> police searching with helicopters and bloodhounds have turned up no clues so far. and lindsey's family and co-workers say it's completely out of character for her not to show up to work. >>> and 83-year-old doris payne is back behind bars in southern california. she's being held in connection with a theft of a $22,000 ring, which happened nearly two years ago. payne has four theft convictions in the last four years. she claims to have stolen millions of dollars worth of jewels in the u.s. and europe over the last 50 years. unbelievable. >>> an incredibly brave texas police officer sharing her story just days after being shot in the face. ann carrizales th

. >> okay, that's when the restoration weekend is, the david horowitz thing, and that is in palm beach. [laughter] >> a little more tempting than d.c. i don't know if i could trouble you for a photo. >> yeah, lean in. oh, you're going to take it? >> absolutely. how do i get a copy of this? >> just take it with her. >> it's this right here. >> thank you. one, two, three. >> thank you. thank you. >> is that an iphone? that's big. >> it's a windows phone. >> oh, i like that. >> [inaudible] >> see, that's beautiful. >> yeah. >> that's a good photo. >> i agree. >> very clear. say hello to jean. >> i will, i will. i cite him in my acknowledgments. because he's part of my circle of deciders, so he only e-mails when he's telling me don't print this, ann. and then i know it's going to be -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> overcautious. [laughter] >> bye-bye. >> [inaudible] >> oh, yeah, hello. >> hello again. >> do you work, jean? >> i work on the hill. >> for whom? >> the house oversight committee. >> you guys have a lot to be overseeing. are you the ones calling in sebelius now? >> we've been callin

you'll break he made trips to defend her honor and the community to connect palm beach to defense everything that gracie is considered common property who better to light green coconuts to eat back from the plantation wood and branches that they use to make the fans. that's become our most important source of income. it dawned on me with enough humor to. it's a wilderness supply system that gets them in a darkened the opportunity to contribute to the beaches success. they also held over from the coconut palms. i know our news. one of the women's representative. it's my job to support my wife leigh on sea to the firewood and water wet. i'm very proud that she has this important is it going. i'm glad you recognize my way. examples of mutual respect and want to be taken for granted in fiji the mean mom came down to the diligence of the seneca nation. the high nineties to me today. faces and bodies are black and charcoal the unit least the young man you could feel each company on the new conditions. just like eighteen hundred teens again . he says he's like the scene had to learn some kernel of

things got a bit out of control in a store in west palm beach florida shoppers yelled and shoved each other as they tried to push their way in front. it happened at the retail chain which operates in georgia and florida. if you are planning to head to the outlets in livermore today or this weekend, be prepared for a lot of traffic. the livermore police department say they are expecting thousands of shoppers to pass through their shopping center up until christmas. they want shoppers to be ready for backups on interstate 580. the police department will have additional officers on hand to help direct traffic in the area. >>> small businesses in oakland are offering shoppers to get a chance to get away from the big box store and put their money into the local economy. its called plaid friday. more than 45 businesses will participate in the event. the city will also offer free parking at meters and in seven city owned lots today. its all part of an effort to bring in more money to the oakland economy. >>> bay area business owners will do much better this shopping season than the rest of t

black friday got rowdy at this west palm beach florida over the few deals limited to a limited number of customers. the crowd surges when a couple of people appear to cut and pushing their way to the front has others grab this man's a jacket and tried to pull him. excited shoppers surged into the macy's herald square with a long night and day of shopping ahead moscow that without much pushing or shoving. some shoppers give up family time to capitalize on early black friday deals and as wal-mart and san antonio. >>: it's well worth it. but we got a bunch of toys for the kids. a stroller a car seat for a baby we are expecting and just gives for the family. but others were only given up being home for the holidays. their whole families are out to the store. can of >>: my husband is an online for the 50 in. tv grid my son is also an live for the place station for. >>: america torres is hoping to show what just under $600 for two of those 50 and tvs. on one of the many door buster deals that kick off the holiday shopping season. >>anny: summon up a closer look to your black friday shopping

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another chaotic scene in west palm beach, florida. crowds got rowdy over a few deals offered to a limited number of customers. >>> we have breaking news on the dunbar ton bridge right now. the westbound lanes of the bridge are closed because of a fatal accident. the highway patrol says a pedestrian walking on the bridge was hit by a car. this happened around 10 ooflt 40 and no word -- 10:40 and no word when the westbound side will re-open. >>> a police officer made his 100th drunk driving arrest of 2013 this week. >> i certainly believe it does save lives. that's one of the main reasons i do the job. >> officer kevin mcdougal has received awards from mothers against drunk driving in each of the last six years. he could receive another one this year. early thursday morning he made his 100th dui after pulling over a driver who had run a red light. the commanding officer says the extra efforts are making a difference. >> it has made the community a lot safer and discouraged people from getting on the street intoxicated and that just goes

we showed you buffalo a few minutes ago and palm beach, florida, overcast and clouds but no rain and no snow. the jogger looks comfortable. it is still nice. >> shoppers, hackers are targeting cyber money. internet security companies are reporting a spike in phishing schemes. some are saying "your package is ready." and others are from retailers offering a special deal but when you hit the link it plant as virus. >> security companies say do not open e-mail links you do not specific the >> president obama has a tough decision to make, which thanksgiving turkey to part. >> both contenders are brothers, believe it or not born and raised in minnesota. the white house has create add page to decide which turkey the president will pardon. right there this site has the bios on each bird and voting is over. here are some fun details for you: carmel loves lady gaga and popcorn is a beyonce fan. maybe go with that, who you align with. you can listen to their gobbles to decide who has musical gobbles. >> i have a dollar that says they will both be pardoned. >> i think so, too. >> 4:54. mike has

shoppers waiting to get into the brand smart usa in west palm beach, florida got a little rowdy and police were also called to a wal-mart near san bernardino, california after shoppers started fighting inside. >>> today protestors are planning to turn out itself wal- marts across the country calling for better pay, fair schedules and affordable health care. some are also speaking out against the company's decision to be open on thanksgiving. but wal-mart's ceo says not so fast. >> we've been open on thanksgiving for -- since the mid '80s really. we're a service industry like hotels and airlines and when customer want to shop, you know we're open and that's what we do. and we've been doing that for quite some time. >> bill simons says more than 22 million people turned out to shop at wal-marts last night. it's one of several stores that opened yesterday. >>> you can join the big debate on whether stores should have been open on thanksgiving at tellwusa9.com. >>> wusa9 is teaming one volunteer -- up with volunteers of america to give joy this season. i'll let jan jeffcoat explain. >> reporte

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this is the scene at another store in west palm beach. they were clamoring through the doors hoping to score deals on electronics. >>> three suspected shop lifters are now under arrest after a wild chase outside of chicago. this happened on thanksgiving night. police officers chased the suspects into the parking lot where one officer got caught in a get away car after a struggle. they then took off and dragging the cop across the parking lot. the second officer fired into the car. a third suspect was found inside the store. the officer and suspect were treated at a local hospital. >>> still to come in the "newsroom", the gop finds a clear front runner are for the 2016 president alex. and democrats confess who their number one choice is if hillary clinton says no way for running for the white house. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy cou

another chaotic scene in west palm beach, florida. crowds got rowdy over a few deals offered to a limited number of customers. >>> we have breaking news on the dunbar ton bridge right now. the westbound lanes of the bridge are closed because of a fatal accident. the highway patrol says a pedestrian walking on the bridge was hit by a car. this happened around 10 ooflt 40 and no word -- 10:40 and no word when the westbound side will re-open. >>> a police officer made his 100th drunk driving arrest of 2013 this week. >> i certainly believe it does save lives. that's one of the main reasons i do the job. >> officer kevin mcdougal has received awards from mothers against drunk driving in each of the last six years. he could receive another one this year. early thursday morning he made his 100th dui after pulling over a driver who had run a red light. the commanding officer says the extra efforts are making a difference. >> it has made the community a lot safer and discouraged people from getting on the street intoxicated and that just goes

. >>> things get pretty rowdy at a brand smart store in west palm beach florida. the shoppers, they yell, shoved each other, as they tried to push their way to the front. the electronics store opened at 6 p.m. if crowds like this aren't for you, you may want to think twice before you head out over the next few days. let's put the crowds in to perspective. 33 million people were expected to venture out today but that is nothing compared to tomorrow. that's when 97 million will brave the malls in hopes of snagging some amazing black friday deals. large crowds are also expected on saturday. this year there are six fewer shopping days between thanksgiving and christmas. we've got more tips and tricks for getting the best deals this holiday weekend. go to our website, wusa9.com and you'll see it all under top news. >>> we shift gears a bit now. tonight metro police need your help to find a missing man. 67-year-old james myers was last seen today along l street. he may need his medication. myers was last wearing a black jackt, some jeans, a blue skull cap, and a pair of

viernes negro se tornÓ violento aquÍ en west palm beach florida, ante la desesperaciÓn de algunos por conseguir las ofertas limitadas, este hombre es agarrado por compradores que no dejan que se salga con la suya. muchos sacrificaron pasar tiempo con sus familias para poder aprovecharse de las ofertas que ofrecÍan las tiendas que abrieron a las ocho de la noche el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. otros decidieron sacar a toda la familia de la casa para no perderse de nada. pese a algunos incidentes violento de costa a costa lo que predominÓ fue un entusiasmo. >>> juguetes para los regalos de navidad y con estas ofertas asÍ comienzo. >>> aunque muchos tienen la opciÓn de hacer compras a travÉs de la internet la realidad es que millones sucumben a la tentaciÓn de ser parte del furor consumista. >>> asÍ es, se espera que 97 millones de personas salgan de compras hoy, unos 140 millones van a comprar en tiendas e internet durante el fin de semana pese a que no hay necesidad de frenesÍ. sflu f nu f mejor me quedo tranquilo. >>> gracias a internet. >>> dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. >>> los

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beach he says a small minority of his group should make billionaires an easy. yeah i'm sure that tents and picket signs are physically threatening this guy's fortified and got good reporting there see n.b.c. way to gloss over actual income inequality issues by highlighting some whole showing that the rich are concerned about the less wealthy being aware of them now as the super elite are spending millions of dollars on their own private armies and reinforced mansions just check out what this guy is selling to protect hollywood royalty from those pesky occupiers. most americans home security means an alarm system or maybe a dog but from this house in hollywood it's a totally different picture the nice thing about this teleport it was designed to take excessive blood so that al corby is the president of c. which stands for strategically armored employ to fight environments the berm the designs custom sometimes hidden protection for the rich yeah unfortunately a street urchins can't afford anything more than a watchdog and an alarm system for making us feel inadeq

beach he says a small minority of his group should make billionaires an easy. yeah i'm sure that tents and picket signs are physically threatening this guy's fortified and got good reporting there see n.b.c. way to gloss over actual income inequality issues by highlighting some polls showing that the rich are concerned about the less wealthy being aware of them now as the super elite are spending millions of dollars on their own private armies and reinforced mansions just check out what this guy is selling to protect hollywood royalty from those pesky occupiers. most americans home security means an alarm system or maybe a dog but from this house in hollywood it's a totally different picture a nice thing about this teleport it was designed to take excessive blood so that al corby is the president of c. which stands for strategically armored amplified environments affirm the designs custom sometimes hidden protection for the rich yeah unfortunately a street urchins can't afford anything more than a watchdog and an alarm system for making us feel inadequate about

while protecting the poorest households from undue burden sounds like a no brainer right he told the palm beach chamber of commerce last week that anyone who supports a carbon tax is on acid as acid as an l.s.d. bill koch inherited his billions from daddy who himself got rich helping joe stalin build refineries in the u.s.s.r. so it's not surprising that he opposes the carbon tax it would cut into his bottom line but in reality opponents of the carbon tax like my next guest austin peterson libertarian commentator and editor of the republican the libertarian or dot com are the ones who arguably are tripping on acid not austin welcome. tom i never touch the stuff my friend begs or have moved like. oh you should you should try it austin . do you think do you think do you really believe that it's ok for a multi billion dollar arguably over the over the decades multi-trillion dollar industry to get away with not pain the waste the bill for the trash that they take out when you. i have to pay to dispose of art absolutely not but that's exactly what this carbon tax would do you're basically sayi

while protecting the poorest households from undue burden sounds like a no brainer right he told the palm beach chamber of commerce last week that anyone who supports a carbon tax is on acid as acid as in l.s.d. bill koch inherited his billions from daddy who himself got rich helping joe stalin build refineries in the u.s.s.r. so it's not surprising that he opposes the carbon tax it would cut into his bottom line but in reality opponents of the carbon tax like my next guest austin peterson libertarian commentator and editor of the republican the libertarian. are the ones who arguably are tripping on acid but austin welcome. tom i never touch the stuff my friend begs for have moved back. oh well you should you should try it austin anyhow do you think do you think do you really believe that it's ok for a multi billion dollar arguably over the over the decades multi-trillion dollar industry to get away with not pain the waste the bill for the trash that they take out when you. and i have to pay to dispose of art absolutely not but that's exactly what this carbon tax would do you're basically

from west palm beach, florida. stay on the line and we will get your phone number to pass on to richard reeves. we appreciate your recollection from 50 years ago. anyway, this book with the letters in november 1963. thats in january 1964 former first lady jackie kennedy thanked the public for their support. [video clip] >> i wanted to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the hundreds of thousands of messages, nearly 800,000, which my children and i have received over the past few weeks. [inaudible] these tributes are something i shall never forget. i need them. all of you who have written to the world loves him and he returned that love in full measure. it is my greatest wish that all of these letters be acknowledged. they will be, but it will take a long time to do so. i know you will understand. each and every message is to be treasured, not only for my children but to the future generations to know how much our country and people of the nation loves him. will be left in his river inong the boston

if you know the royal palm hotel in south beach or the westin boston waterfront you've got our next two guests to thank. two of the most successful real estate developers in america.

palm beach and an apartment at the carlyle in new york and private schools, ivy league colleges all the way through. so, you know, they just came at it from different angles and, you know, you can't know what would have happened in that second term if kennedy had lived. but my guess is that you wouldn't have seen as big a domestic spending program as we got under johnson just because he had, you know, he had had a first term, and there was, there were just very few signs of it, if any. >> hi, ira. >> hi, kate. >> so my question for you is i'm curious what you think the formative influences were for jfk's conservativism. and i know you mentioned his catholicism which is, obviously, probably a big one. and you also mention his, you know, personal wealth and his background. but i'm just sort of curious whether you think there are sort of real sort of ideological conservativism as opposed to just some of these kind of formative influences, you know, whether you saw evidence of that in his writings or in his, you know, his conversations. >> are -- yeah. well, you know, i think the best clues

obviously, he grew up poor as opposed to kennedy who grew up with houses in hyannis port and palm beach and an apartment at the carlyle in new york and private schools, ivy league colleges all the way through. so, you know, they just came at it from different angles and, you know, you can't know what would have happened in that second term if kennedy had lived. but my guess is that you wouldn't have seen as big a domestic spending program as we got under johnson just because he had, you know, he had had a first term, and there was, there were just very few signs of it, if any. >> hi, ira. >> hi, kate. >> so my question for you is i'm curious what you think the formative influences were for jfk's conservativism. and i know you mentioned his catholicism which is, obviously, probably a big one. and you also mention his, you know, personal wealth and his background. but i'm just sort of curious whether you think there are sort of real sort of ideological conservativism as opposed to just some of these kind of formative influences, you know, whether you saw evidence of that in his writings o

. >> in west palm beach, florida, a determined crowd pushing in. some have been in line for a week. >> oh, my goodness. that's just terrible. we are live at best buy where eager shoppers have camped out. >> yes, some pretty dedicated shoppers here as well. the people at the front of the line have been here since last friday. that's nearly an entire week. and as you take a quick walk on down line, you're going to see there are some who showed up within just the last few hours, which is a change in what we've seen in the last few years. bill anders says he's been doing this for about 30 years. >> be prepared to wait a long time. >> sa bri na pope has hit the lines for the last four years. >> we've been here actually since friday. >> waiting in line to get the best door buster buy is now a tradition for these shoppers, but this thanksgiving, retailers threw hunters a curve ball, which was tough even for shoppers who work in teams. >> how different does them opening on thanksgiving day make things? >> difficult because neither her nor i had time to pla