but our guide, robert thompson, says it is a bittersweet opportunity. >> when i first came here, the pack ice was inside of the shore all summer. now there's 150 miles of water and more in some places. >> and that has a huge impact on the polar bears. >> that's why we have a lot of polar bears. their habitat's going away. they don't make it. this beautiful population is now down from 1,200 to 900 in the last 10 years. we've been hunting whales for 5,000 or 10,000 years. they're not coming here because of the bones, the remains of whales that we catch. they're coming because their habitat's gone away. the world should be interested in this. >> reporter: but while we're at the bone pile -- >> right over there. >> reporter: -- we become nervous these bears are interested in us. there is mama polar bear with her two cubs. not that far from us. walking through the water. that's pretty close. wow. >> stay with us. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my do

. -- robert thompson.ur moderator is the best-selling author mark bowden, whose latest book is "hue 1968: a turning point of the american war in vietnam." now, i would like to take a moment to acknowledge everyone in the audience who served in the vietnam war. -- t was it was a difficult, unpopular, and divisive war and no one emerged completely unscarred. first, i understand there are other veterans of the battle of hue in the audience. would you please stand up? [applause] >> and now would all the veterans of the vietnam war please stand up? i'll just raise my hand. [applause] host: thank you -- >> thank you, that was a quite different reception than what we got back in 1969. before we get to our other speakers, we would like to present some of the audio clips that are in the exhibit, which highlight the stories of three of our vietnam veteran panelists. would you please roll the audio clips? >> the goal of every marine officer is to lead marines in combat and i felt compelled that i had to do that. we m

are learning more tonight about robert mueller's investigation, including his question about past dealings in russia. let's discuss now garrett is here and nicholas thompsonf wired magazine. i'm glad to have you both here. let's talk about the robert mueller reporting here about investigators -- he is looking into the president's business dealings before the 2016 campaign. what do you think of that. >> i think that this is exactly what we could have expected by mueller to be doing. and that if we're only seeing public reporting about it now, that doesn't necessarily mean that this hasn't been an avenue of the investigation that's been under way for months probably. i mean, this is -- this gets to the core of who donald trump knew in russia, who might have been in a position to exert influence either due or undue on donald trump or his business associates. >> so do you think this still falls under the purview. >> it absolutely does. this goes right to the core of rod rosenstein's instructions to robert mueller to investigate russia's influence on the election and all matters associated there of. >> so -- i want to talk to you, nicolas about the atlantic ob

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thompson will so moderates might be less likely to run for congress. later will be at philadelphia where bikers professor will examine the power of eloquent rage. then labor secretary robertrice will be at the first parish church in cambridge massachusetts. that's a look at some of the events book tv will cover this week. >> visions and values, offering a complete pathway away from my past. if mario cuomo could do it, the face a different set of challenges like not speaking english until he was eight years old and so could i. the story in the price press links my brother, arnie two john. how do i talk about organized crime and the family with an official who personified the complete official. i pictured myself on the 57th floor on the world trade center telling reporters that any notion of him having mob connections was -- because it was in my family and the inside word was that he was unreachable. in my imaginary press conference i resigned as an eyewitness and instead i condemned myself for not protecting mary over my family. looking at my work this penance for the since my brother in the month marred our lives. i would do good through public service i clean up the fami

the end of the day, when robert mueller is done with his investigation, do you think that trump will be charged with the crime? darlene: i can't answer that question. prof. thompson: you can. [laughter] darlene: then i won't. we don't know. we don't know. prof. thompson: what is your best guess? darlene: 50-50. [laughter] april: he doesn't act like a man that is innocent. really, he doesn't. why are you going to continue to try to fire people who are investigating you if you have nothing to hide? he does not like -- he does not act like a man who is innocent, or this administration doesn't. take your pick. yamiche: i am with darlene, i have no idea. no one in washington knows. there have been a little bit of leaks, but for the most part they are running a very tight ship. there's nothing one-story that said robert mueller is leaning this way or that way, or he is going to indict someone with the last name trump. forget the president, any of the kids, kushner. there hasn't been one story that it is about to happen right now. until it actually happens, it is anyone's guess. nia-malika: i think that is right. i think we do know what the republican reaction will be.