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looked at me with a twinkle and says, i think i might just take them up when i decide to climb mount everest. michael: that is wonderful. since you are here at the national press club virtually today, i'm curious if there are we, as that you believe journalists, should be seeking that have not seen the light of day or have been underplayed in our coverage? dr. goodall: oh yes, it's my big bone i have to pick with with but it journalists, seems to be bad news sells, so the gloom, the bad news, the murders fill the pages of newspapers and magazines and out on the internet. but you know, as i am traveling around the world, i mean so many incredible people doing amazing things. the resilience of nature mother -- resilience of nature, the places that were destroyed that have been given a chance to once again become green and support life, there are so many stories like that, the stories that are young people are doing, all of these, and i think people have reached the stage now where they are hungry for this kind of good news. think they are hungry for this kind of good news. and we try to put th

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writing a book, about henry kissinger is a bit like climbing mount everest. there is a small but sizable number of people who undertake the challenge because it is such a challenge. one of the things that makes it such a challenge is that they are in a large party -- a large waddy of scholarship and kissinger. things contribute with kissinger. i want to touch on a few things and post two questions. the two things that stand out about the book is, first, it's quite brief. he manages to cover the nixon years and about 200 pages. that remedy is hard to do well. to condemn a consequential time when there is so much going on in some a different parts of the world, and to do it without over simple flying it and losing nuance is a perfect achievement. the second thing i think is useful about tom's book is the last chapter that he mentions kissinger after 1977. tom covers that quite extensively, more so than any other works. i can only think of one other recent work that does that at all. partnk it is an important of kissinger's career. one of the things that trouble

. >> reporter: then, there was the mount everest of the case: the forensics, explaining to the jury alle peterson stairwell. >> the defense would call dr. henry lee to the stand. >> reporter: the defense called celebrity forensic expert dr. henry lee, of o.j. case fame, to show the jury in theatrical fashion just how kathleen, falling, then staggering about, coughing up blood, could have accounted for the spray. >> an injured person can walking, can move, can shake their head. >> obviously, the blood all around was due to her being alive and moving around for some period of time. it didn't have to do with what inflicted the wounds. >> reporter: the blood on his shorts, that could have happened, the defense said, while michael peterson was cradling his wife. the fact that some of the blood was dry when first responders arrived, well, michael never said he knew what time kathleen fell. and as for those drops of blood in the house and on the walkway outside suggesting he staged the scene, the defense said none of that could be trusted. >> the blood in that area had been completely altered.

in the first want to climb mount everest. but that is restrictive it's trade right. >> it is where 40 percent of jobs are directly tied to trade but china is one of the largest trading partners and those that work at these companies. with the future of the chinese economy then on washington state economy than the men and women who work in these jobs. >> do you find yourself sharing book ideas with colleagues? >> not all of them but a few of them in one member particular what mystery series we are reading and that's right take my interest and share them. >> and those long flights from seattle to dc? >> people always ask wendy find time to read? five average across the country there is plenty of time to read. i can only watch so many recently released movies and so many netflix series or other streaming services. a good book and on paper not electronic version is still the way to go for me. >>host: tell us about the second district of washington. >> other than the best in the country and everett which is in the north and with b

memoir about lake whitaker growing up with his very famous father who was a first american to climb mount everest. that's my reading list for the rest of the summer. >> the china 2049 book, your district washington is pretty affected by trade with china. >> washington state is the most independent state in the country, about 47 jobs in the state china is one of the largest trading partners for washington state companies and the women and men who work at those companies. having a fairly good idea, fairly good look into that crystal ball of the future of the chinese economy has a direct impact on washington state, the washington state economy and the woman had been looking all jobs. >> do find yourself in congress sharing book ideas with your colleagues? >> not with all my colleagues but a few of them in a pretty avid mystery reader and there's one member in particular we trade book ideas and usually around which mystery we are reading lately and which mystery series we are reading lately. that's kind of where i take my interest in sharing that with my colleagues that i'm reading. >> are you going