in the case of john kennedy, it was a different situation. we were not at a time of national crisis at moment of the assassination. yes, there had been crisis in the kennedy administration, but that hat occurred earlier. the bay of pigs, disaster. the cuban missile crisis, that almost led to war. but by november 1963, kennedy was steadier in office, as lincoln got steadier in office as time went on. and in fact, he recently concluded the limited nuclear test ban why with the soviet union. jfk thought that was his greatest achievement to date and lincoln thought his eman passion proclamation was his greatest achievement. . john kennedy talked about us breathing same air, we all have our children, and so there was not a feeling of crisis and looming danger in america in november 1963. yes, there had been civil rights disasters, the bombing of the church in birmingham killing those poor little girls in sunday school. a racial crisis going on in america but it was not equivalent to the union being torn asunder and 750,000 dead. jfk's assassinatio

jamie: for years jennie marney correspondents with john f kennedy. they remained friends until jfk's assassination in 1963, neither dennis harkins or frances piorek who were half brothers ever met their uncle. >> i heard just whispers, he was on pt109, and kennedy was the commander. jamie: frances catching the jeaniology bug. >> i realized i know not know about my family. jamie: he is looking for any unknown relatives of harold marney, his message goes unnoticed until 2013, when brian willis, posts petition to place a headstone for marney in a veteran cemetery near springfield massachusets. >> i could not find him anywhere. honored, not even in springfield, and he was from east spring field. jamie: brian comes across frances' post from way back in 2001. >> i got a phone, and left a strange message. are you the nephew of pt109 crew member marney. >> it was stronging to get a call off the blue. jamie: in august 2013 that grave stone is placed at veteran's cemetery. idennis is thinking about those letters written to his grandmother that he has been hold

humphrey of minnesota and senator john f. kennedy of massachusetts.

he worked for john kennedy, dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson, had been our ambassador there. they gave him a lot of leeway. there was a great of respect for anybody in a military uniform. but general taylor brought a sort of american attitude towards this war. people deferred to that. was generation of senators the generation that fought world war ii, and they sort of solve this is the continuation. in fact, the administration kept used world war ii analogies, trying to make it ,nto a second world war essentially. that was an appealing argument to the united states who had fought in the second world war and believed this was the mission of the united states. it divided parents and children, very much so. even robert mcnamara's own children rebelled against the war at the time. a lot of senators had great arguments when they went home and had dinner with their families. we arelbright: privileged this morning to have as our witness, general maxwell taylor, one of the a list military leaders we have had in his country in many years. his record of this thing were service to the n

he worked for john kennedy, dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson, had been our ambassador there. they gave him a lot of leeway. there was a great deal of respect for anybody in a military uniform. even if they disagreed with him. but general taylor brought a great deal of american attitude towards this war. people deferred to that. this generation of senators was the generation that fought world war ii, and they sort of saw this as the continuation. in fact, the administration used world war ii analogies, trying to make vietnam into a second world war essentially. that was an appealing argument to a large part of the united es

now the next one is john f. kennedy, john f. kennedy has threatened other times. we know of the threat when his president-elect in december 1960 and he is in palm beach florida. a man named richard who is the oldest attempted assassin. he has a car with dynamite and he parks near the kennedy compound in palm beach. he wants to hang around in the secret service notices him but doesn't check them out, i don't know why. eventually he leaves but then they say to this guy was hanging around, they track them down after the fact and discover that the car had dynamite and he was planning to kill kennedy as president elect. why? he did not like catholics. also he did not like rich people so the kennedys were were rich and supposedly what stopped him so he says and he went to prison for number of years is he thought the president elect kennedy with his wife and little john junior and caroline and he just felt i can't do it in front of all of them. so they they were met him he might have been killed before he got to president. we could've had no president theodore roosevelt,

the 1960 campaign, the west virginia democratic primary debate between senators john kennedy of massachusetts and hubert humphrey of minnesota. this is only the second televised primary debate in history and took place in charleston. five weeks before the primary, polls showed senator kennedy trailing by 20 points with voters concerning -- expressing concerns about his roman catholic religion, but senator kennedy was able to make a case about the separation of church and state. he went on to defeat vice president richard nixon in the general election. our coverage of this debate is courtesy of the john f. kennedy residential library and museum. >> the following political debate is being presented by "the charleston gazette" and participating stations as a public service. here is the moderator for the debate, news director bill aims. mr. ames: good evening. the west virginia primary election campaign has been characterized by the unique and unusual. a face-to-face debate tonight senator hubert humphrey minnesota and senator john f kennedy of massachusetts. for weeks, the attention of the natio

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is what john kennedy said. if your answer is not the answer, is violent revolution inevitable? >> i certainly hope not. i hope and what the goal of this campaign is about to look at the civil rights movement and women's moment and gay moment. understand when people come together, we can accomplish enormous things. >> so that debate tonight takes place in milwaukee at 9:00 p.m. you can watch it here and local pbs station. senior correspondent joe johns has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, the focus this morning is turning to milwaukee and the pivotal debate with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. it is important because the former secretary of state took a drubbing in new hampshire. bernie sanders is going to try to build on fund raising success as well as the big win in new hampshire to show he's not a one-state wonder. a lot riding on the debate tonight. at the same time the candidates are looking toward the next time the voters actually go to the polls. the pivot to south carolina is a challenge for these candidates because of the demographics. african-american v

okay now the next one of course is john f. kennedy. john f. kennedy is threatened other times. we know of the threats when he is president elect and he's in palm beach florida there is a man named richard paul who is the oldest assassin or attempted assassin who's already i think 71 and he has a car with dynamite and he parks right near the compound in the beach and he wants to hang around and the secret service doesn't check him out i don't know why individually he leaves but they tracked him down after the fact and they discover the car has dynamite and he is planning to kill kennedy has president elect he didn't like rich people, the kennedys were rich and supposedly would stop him so he says, he went to prison for a number of years, he saw president-elect kennedy. i can't do it in front of them. he might have been killed before he ever got to be president. there could have been no president theodore roosevelt. we might not have had a president-elect franklin roosevelt if he had been killed. we might never catch on as well. and of course lyndon johnson would have taken over

kennedy in 1963. but it's a lot more than just looking at abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy. the fact is assassination has been a common theme unfortunately in world history but also in american history, and i have devoted a chapter to each president who faced a direct assassination attempt, both those who were unfortunately assassinated and those who were wounded and those who were unhurt and also presidential candidates, which i have not seen anybody else do that i'm aware of. so i have chapter on huhie long who was assassinated in 1958, a chapter on robert kennedy, assassinated in 1968, and a chapter on george c. wallace who was hot and paralyzed for fiscal cliff 19 '2. so i cover 11 presidents and three presidential candidates, one chapter on each, and then have two chapters on recent presidents who have not had a direct contact with assassination, meaning eyeball to eyeball but haveline threatened to i discuss the issues jimmy carter, george h.w. bush, bill clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama right up to october 2014 right after omar gonzalez scaled the fence at th

he's the tv candidate if you start in 1960 with john kennedy, this is as high as it gets. this is a tv creature running for office. what's missing and you covered this as well as anyone is the social media aspect. this just as our dominate moving. trump is the only candidate using twitter brilliantly in this campaign. when cnbc called the debate a cartoon or campaign, they couldn't been more wrong. it's a brilliant campaign. he doesn't have to pay for tv yet and he uses twitter. what's so fascinating about it is he has an authentic voice for twitter. you know what it is. it's hektoring, nasty and profane. all the things people on twitter talk about. by the way, this is what we use to keep from the american people in the immediate yachlt lbg talked this way, harry truman talked this way, john kennedy, all of them talked. god, once we heard the nixon tapes our heads exploded. so he's just doing it out there for the folks in a way and i think it doesn't hurt him. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. one more note on trump, he settled his lawsuit with univision th

i'm not to the right. >> how far this conversation came from quoting john kennedy. angela and mark will wrap it up there. >> marco rubio is no ted kennedy. >> all right, thanks. see you soon. >>> coming up, the south carolina primary will once again put evangelical voters in the spotlight. evangelicals in iowa picked cruz. who will the voting bloc get behind in this upcoming contest? we're going to ask our political panel. >>> plus, pope francis is keeping busy and wearing many hats, literally. during his first full day in mexico, we'll share with you his itinerary coming up. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciting. clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. "hi, this is jennifer. i will be out of the office until monday and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work." sail with princess

eisenhower, and john kennedy, found themselves in the middle of a campaign for a party's nomination. the object today would be the same as it had been in their days, to accumulate a majority of delegates at the party's nominating convention. there, however, the similarities would end. the strategy for winning the nomination today bears little resemblance to the strategy of days gone by because the system is so different. for instance, imagine roosevelt's confusion to hear people talking about momentum in february of the year of the convention. in roosevelt's day, momentum was a term described -- that described behavior at the convention itself. imagine eisenhower's reaction to the news that senator howard baker had given up his job as majority leader of the senate as well as his senate seat, four years before the presidential election. in order to campaign full-time. and imagine how all of these men would react to a democratic primary race in which two senior democratic senators, joe biden and chris dunn, who between them had logged 70 years in the united states congress, were never

john kennedy by the way the youngest to ever elected president at 43, ronald reagan the oldest at 73. we'll be right back. >> john: on the twitter trail today, jeb bush is tweeting, get an inside look at what it's like being on did campaign trail with mom, #the enforcer has arrived. he made a lot of news this week. welcome back. we have the power panel as we kick off a new segment, called good week, bad week. we have carl jackson. and our political analyst frank torrez is here once again, as well. always great to have you here. let's start with jeb bush. he's unfortunately on the bad week side i believe here. take a listen as he had to actually ask for applause. here it is. >> i think the next president needs to be a lot quiter but send a signal we're prepared to act in the national security interests of this country to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. [ applause ] >> i still cringe. let's start with you. can his campaign recover? do you think that was that big of a deal? and it's indicative of what is happening with the republican party or what

kennedy, president john f. kennedy's civil rights bill which was a major part of the demand. this was a bill that was aimed primarily at ensuring equal access to public facilities in the south to desegregating schools to protecting the voting act. all of the civil rights leaders were very critical of this bill. he did not have enough enforcement power. also importantly as kennedy introduced it did not include a fair employment law, i love that remember the principle object of the march on washington back on 1941 a law prohibiting employment discrimination on the basis of race or color or religion. president kennedy didn't support this provision so everybody who is behind the march on washington wanted to push kennedy further. the problem was that sncc said we don't want this. it's too little too late so there are two ways in which they got him to tone down that speech , to drop the explicit reference to violence and to say this is a weak law. we have a lot of problems with this loss but we wanted and we want more which was the official message of the march. the march wanted t

humphrey of minnesota and senator john f. kennedy of massachusetts. weeks, the attention of the -- for weeks, the attention of the nation has been focused on the voters of west virginia and upon the efforts of these two men to enlist their support in the presidential preference balloting next tuesday. in that voting, only registered democrats can cast their ballots for these presidential candidates and the outcome of the voting is not binding on the democratic delegates to the july convention in los angeles. still, it is generally agreed that the results of next week's election in west virginia will be important to the presidential ambitions of the winner and of the loser. with a desire to crystallize for the voter the issues in the west virginia presidential race, "the charleston gazette," wchs-tv, and participating stations in and out of the state have brought senators humphrey and kennedy together for this encounter. a formal debate will begin the program. the question and answer part will follow the debate. the questions which will be asked have b

john kennedy is louisiana's treasurer. >> what the gouf nor is saying, he is telling louisiana families and louisiana businesses, that they have to cut their budgets so that louisiana state government doesn't have off to cut its budget. >> adding to the financial misery, tumbling oil prices which led to thousand of job cuts across the state. and with an unemployment rate of 6.1%. income of and sales tax collections are down. the pro posed health care cuts worry katherine cork ran. her 9-year-old son was born with brain malformation. >> what about my kid's life. >> even if lawmakers quickly find a solution, to this year's money problems, the bayou state faces a $2 billion short fall next fiscal year. david begnaud, cbs news. >>> still ahead a plan to address the earthquake outbreak in oklahoma. >>> couples who see their wedding day as a marathon. not a sprint. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's

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kennedy in 1963. their personal similarities and differences in terms of office, the background and state of the country at the time. they also talked about the experience of the two windows -- widows. knowledgeabley about lincoln so jackie did have much in line the lincoln precedent for the funeral. >> for the complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> this year, c-span's touring cities across the country exploring american history. first a look at our recent visit to santa barbara, california. earlye 1910's into the teens, film studios were anybody with a camera. there was a lot of people realizing there is money to be made in this new endeavor. previously films had been shown it nickelodeon's. they had a camera that took a picture of a girl doing a shimmy shake so you paid a nickel and got to watch a movie like this. but it to develop into a real art and we started to get real writers, producers and experienced people to put this together. this is when things were really getting good. we are currently

john kennedy is louisiana's treasurer. >> what the governor is saying, he's telling louisiana families and louisiana businesses, that they have to cut their budgets so that louisiana state government doesn't have to cut its budget. in reporter: adding to the financial misery, tumbling oil prices which have lead to thousands of job cuts across the tate. and with an unemployment rate of 6.1%, income and sales tax collections are down. the proposed cuts to health care worry people like katy corkern. her nine year old son connor was born with a brain malformation. >> what about my kid's life? if this cut goes through, i don't know that he will be here. >> reporter: even if louisiana lawmakers quickly find a solution to this year's money problems, the bayou state faces a $2 billion short fall next fiscal year. david begnaud, cbs news. >> glor: still ahead, a plan to address the earthquake outbreak in oklahoma. and couples who see their wedding day as a marathon, not a sprint. when "the cbs evening news" continues. less makeup from covergirl and olay. with b vitamins, and spf. it floats over

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it establishes that he is robert kennedy, after all. not john f. kennedy. >> i think what will happen now, mccarthy gets a new life. he's still a long shot. but he has a chance now. i think that, however, you don't write off robert kennedy, because he can come off the floor and win big in california. that's what he has to do. if he didn't win big in california, he's had it. [ crowd chanting ] >>> bobby kennedy, having lost oregon, knew that he had to win california, and that would be his ticket to the convention. >> it will take a very big win, a spectacular win in california, to repair the badly shattered kennedy image. >> bobby's going to do it. you know, this was just the way that everybody felt. >> for kennedy, 48%. and for mccarthy, 41%. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ this land is robert kennedy's ♪ >> all of us are involved in this great effort, and it's a great effort not on behalf of the democratic party. it's on behalf of the united states, on behalf of our own people, on behalf of mankind all around the globe -- [ cheers and applause ] >> my than

. >> secretary of state dean rest have been secretary since 1961, john f. kennedy appointed him. when kennedy was assassinated, president johnson kept him on his initiation and relied on him even more than kennedy had. kennedy himself was very interested in foreign affairs and wanted to be his own secretary of state essentially. specialized in domestic affairs and leaned heavily on foreign-policy advisers. particularly rusk and secretary of defense robert, who also carried over from the kennedy demonstration. rusk came one of the great loyalist. he defended the vietnam war to his dying day. he believed that the vietnam war was right and it was a continuation of american policy since world war ii. >> the new perspective as a historian with the value in someone watching these 50 euros -- 50 your oldnk hearings, we live history from the beginning forward to the end. we read history to the end back. we know how the vietnam war ended. we presented the features of americans being evacuated into helicopters from the roof of the embassy. we know vietnam -- we know north vietnam took over

kennedy said. and if your answer is not the answer, is violent revolution i wouldn't eye certainly hope not, but i hope-- and what the goal of this campaign is about is to look at the civil rights movement, look at the women's movement, look at understand that when we'll come together we can accomplish enormous things. but i think what people are saying enough is enough. we need our political system and our economic system. ( applause ). >> stephen: well, senator, good luck. bernie sanders, everybody. he's running for president. we'll be right back. this is a gay car.a short man's car. this is a cute car. slow car. young, professional's car. this car ain't hip hop! kidless. cute. small. sn't care what you call it. guys the sign's working! watch, stream, and downloaden you want. get 4 lines for $180 a month when you have at&t wireless and directv. card. i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the discover it card, s

kennedy and hubert humphrey of minnesota. this was only the second televised presidential primary debate in history. >> the next president must arouse this nation to heroic deeds and justice and freedom and he must understand the complexities of disarmament negotiations and working of diplomacy. >> because i believe strongly in my country and its destiny and because i believe the power and influence of the next president, and his vitality and force will be the great factor in meeting the responsibilities that we're going to face. >> at 6:00, on american artifacts, we'll tour louisiana's whitney plantation slavery museum. >> the story of slavery is integral to the history of the united states. we don't talk enough about the inequality of african-americans and what they have faced in this country and we don't talk enough about our roles today in perpetuating that inequality. it's really, really significant and a lot historic sites address it and i think it's important for people to come here and kind of get a more complete unde

suppose for instance, our three return presidents, roosevelt, dwight eisenhower and john kennedy found themselves in the middle of the campaign nomination. the object today is the same as it would be in their days to accumulate a majority of delegates at the nominating convention. there, however, the similarities would end. the strategy for winning the nomination today, there is little resentment to the strategy of days gone by because the system is so different. for instance imagine roosevelt's confusion to hear people talking about momentum in february. in roosevelt's day momentum was a term described the -- at the convention itself. imagine eisenhower's reaction to howard baker, as majority leader of the senate's as well as his senate seat four years before the presidential election in order to campaign some time. imagine how all these men would react to a democratic primary race in which two senior democratic senators, joe biden and chris dodd who between them had lost 70 years in the united states congress were never seriously considered for their party's nomination because all th

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kennedy said. and if your answer is not the answer, is violent revolution inevitable? >> well, i wouldn't eye certainly hope not, but i hope-- and what the goal of this campaign is about is to look at the civil rights movement, look at the women's movement, look at the gay movement, understand that when we'll come together we can accomplish enormous things. but i think what people are saying enough is enough. we need fundamental changes in our political system and our economic system. ( applause ). >> stephen: well, senator, good luck. cheers. bernie sanders, everybody. he's running for president. we'll be right back. this is a gay car. this is a short man's car. this is a cute car. this is a single, young, professional's car. this car has no street cred. this car ain't hip hop! kidless. cute. small. this car doesn't care guys the sign's working! get unlimited data so you can watch, stream, and download where and when you want. get 4 lines for $180 a month when you have at&t wireless and directv. d

john kennedy is louisiana's treasurer. >> what the gouf nor is saying, he is telling louisiana families and louisiana businesses, that they have to cut their budgets so that louisiana state government doesn't have off to cut its budget. >> adding to the financial misery, tumbling oil prices which led to thousand of job cuts across the state. 6.1%. income of and sales tax collections are down. the pro posed health care cuts worry katherine cork ran. her 9-year-old son was born with brain malformation. >> what about my kid's life. if this could goes through, i don't know that he will be here. >> even if lawmakers quickly find a solution, to this year's money problems, the bayou state next fiscal year. david begnaud, cbs news. >>> still ahead a plan to address the earthquake outbreak in oklahoma. >>> couples who see their not a sprint. >>> third most powerful earthquake in oklahoma's history jolted the northern part of the state this weekend. magnitude 5.1 quake near fairview felt in seven states overall. mirreya villarreal. >> reporter: the ground keeps shake in oklahoma and violently. la

road to the on 19te house rewind, from the 60 presidential campaign, john f. kennedy of massachusetts and hubert humphrey of minnesota he felt and democratic primary face off in a democratic primary debate. >> he asks, why does senator , why did they blame kneels of west virginia on the eisenhower administration when we have a democratic congress which has done nothing yet toward helping us? i've been getting all the hot ones first, i will take this one. i was just going to say, i will let senator humphrey answer,, i remember taking the lead in a bill to steer a defense contract into defense -- distressed areas. the administration committed themselves to maintain this by executive order and it was never done. i was a manager in the first redevelopment bill to assist areas like west virginia which had high unemployment. the president vetoed the bill. givehat senator humphrey some examples. senator humphrey: one example is a cold bill. coal research bill. it had a moderate appropriation which would have been a help to the industry. the president vetoed it. we ha

john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon b. johnson: this is the richest, and the most powerful country. >> armstrong: there are approximately 40,000 vets country, imagine if they were in high schools, colleges, universities, around churches, imagine that would be the last person terrorists would go. when you think about the mexican gangs in california who are just as deadly and lethal as terrorists. obviously, i am not making comparisons here. guns in the hands of any capacity, no matter what the area is, is a dangerous thing. where did this start, this country started turning a sour note towards guns as if guns were bad, larry? >> armstrong, i don't think it as we have turned away from any, mostly belief in god, life has become cheap, we shoot horses, don't we? what does it matter? things are taken in a very cavalier fashion. there is a lack of responsibility, people seem to behave as if there is no norm, no planning. almost a mentality of a criminal.