ben. ben, tell me where you are. where's the chip? just listen.ants this list, they're gonna have to pay up. what? you heard me. ben, listen to me. just bring back the list before bin-khalid's people find you. (siren wailing) yeah, maybe i'll find them. huh? see what they're willing to pay. no, ben. ben, you won't do that. okay? you wouldn't do that. i'll do what i have to. i meant what i said, eric. i'm owed. ben! i'm your friend, and i've always looked out for you, so please don't do this. ben? (phone beeps) ♪ captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org announcer: tomorrow the 24: legacy premiere continues i want two million dollars you're not thinking straight. you get me the money or i will sell the list to bin-khalid's people. we checked it out. there are photos. this doesn't make sense. you will not win in november. the money is at the police station. how do you expect to get into the station? in the back of a patrol car. here's the deal, you

charles gasperino, gerri willis, ben stein, kennedy is off this week. all right, charlie, do we need tax reform right now? >> i would say the sooner the better, particularly on corporate tax reform, which will, i think, be the immediate boost to jobs, although i like a tax cut and i think the more i spend and the more people like you spend and, definitely, the more ben spends, the better the economy. because he spends a lot. he's got a lot of money. when people with a lot of money spend a lot of money, that infuses the economy and i think we need corporate tax cutsment here is where the rubber meets the road. the president's going to have a plan and they're going to have a plan and then there's a competing plan called the infrastructure spending bill. and the wall. and how much of a tax cut can we have if we do both at the same time? now, it may be the point where they do the tax cuts first and leave the wall second which may-- ments it's not just that though. >> if you could do the tax cuts first, you could probably see a very significant tax cut in co

ben is going to work closely with me. and i would -- and hud has a meaning far beyond -- if properly done, a meaning as big as any think there is. and ben will be a will to find the true meaning of hud as its secretary. i look forward to that. i look forward to watching him. he will do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator jim -- senator tim scott for joining us today. a great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double digits. you know those states. south carolina was one. jim has been fantastic in how he represents the people. they love him. i also want to profoundly thank ms. king for being here and, as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit. he certainly deserves that. mrs. king, i can tell you this personally because i watch her all the time. and she is a tremendous fighter for justice and thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long and you are so incredible. and i wanted to thank you for all the nice things you say a

ben, we're going to miss you. i'm sure wherever you go you'll advantage the enterprise that you associate with. olney, maryland, is one of our thriving communities in maryland. we're always proud of our marylanders and they always do a good job. so i will say to him, godspeed. i don't want to wish penn state a lot of success but i do wish you success. thank you very much for your service. now, let me move on to perhaps some subjects that we might not have as much agreement on as we do have on ben howard and his quality and service he's given this institution. one of the first acts of congress as you know, mr. leader, was the plan was to begin the reconciliation process to repeal the affordable care act. the budget resolution set a deadline of january 27 for committees to report legislation repealing the law. it's now the third of february, and after voting 65 times to repeal the a.c.a., house and senate republicans, mr. speaker, do not have as far as i know and don't appear to have a replacement, as i read in the

>>> tonight, is jen garner finally divorcing ben? nearly two years after splitting, and all those many reconciliation rumors. >> we did our best. >> what "e.t." knows about a possible divorce filing. >> harrison ford is back in the air just after his plane scare. revealing confusioo in the cockpit. >> oh, sorry -- >> did he forget what he was flying. >> plus is justin bieber spiralling out of control he again? alleged headbuttings and new police investigations. >> and new scenes from a britney spears movie. her fights with justin. are they really going to settle it with a -- did someone say dance-off? >> few for february 17, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight. >> news of jennifer garner split pr ben affleck. >> now there are reports jen is ready to bring their marriage to an official end. solo and all smiles leaving an l.a. nail salon. moment snapped just hours before a report broke she is bear gearing up to file for divorce from husband ben affleck. news editor spoke to a source close to the couple today. >> this source knows the

ben. ben, tell me where you are. where's the chip? just listen.ey're gonna have to pay up. what? you heard me. ben, listen to me. just bring back the list before bin-khalid's people find you. (siren wailing) yeah, maybe i'll find them. huh? see what they're willing to pay. no, ben. ben, you won't do that. okay? you wouldn't do that. i'll do what i have to. i meant what i said, eric. i'm owed. ben! i'm your friend, and i've always looked out for you, so please don't do this. ben? (phone beeps) ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org announcer: tomororrow the 24: legacy premiere continues i want two million dollars you're not thinking straight. you get me the money or i will sell the list to bin-khalid's people. we checked it out. there are photos. this doesn't make sense

houses. >> ben and jen met on the set of "pearl harbor."2005 they tied the knot and had three children. this 2015 they announced separation after it was alleged ben had an affair with their nanny. he denied the cheating rumors. nearly two years since the split ben continues to celebrate holidays like christmas and halloween with his kids. >> i don't think there is any bad energy here. the two girls are definitely not into supeer my son might be looking at cyborg or the flash this year. i can tell you that we'll do skiing in montana with matt damon's family and my brother's family. it should be fun. >> harrison ford's airport mishap. he had a close call with a landing at john wayne airport and the faa is investigating but the audio from harrison's communications have been released. >> harrison was flying at 2600 feet above santa monica monday morning when he sounded confused about what he was actually flying. >> helicopters, heli -- sorry -- [ indiscernible ] >> the 74-year-old has been flying helicopters since around 1999. but mondaywa he s

what is up with ben fong-torres?"your dad could have... he could have just decided to be fong... >> yes, he could have. >> hinojosa: ...but he had taken this "torres"... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and he said, "i'm going to keep it in my name." >> well, no, he didn't say any of that stuff, but at the hospital when the first child was born-- sarah-- a family friend who knew of these things said, "dude, you can't be fong because your legal name here is torres, all right?" >> hinojosa: oh! >> although now i like the sound of "tor-rez." it's a... i'm going to go with that now from now on at this late stage in life. "and you cannot be 'torres' because your real, god-given name is-- buddah-given name-- is 'fong,' so what are you going to do?" and my dad probably shrugged his shoulders and the guy said, "how about both of them? you know, have your bases covered." and so fong-torres. it could've been torres-fong or something else, but that's how they chose to do it, and then later on as we came along and learned english, we p

he had a tv ad which ended with my friend, ben. i want to say high to my friend know,ho has all of you arved with us, made such positive difference. time, rose above what might be the partisan confrontation that members have an continued to try and reach consensus so this institution will run positively and well for the american people. then howard has been one of those people. howard has been one of those people. my board has worked as a deadly with ben through the years. -- positively with then through the years. ben, we are going to miss you. i am sure were you go,. you will advantage the enterprise that you associate with. maryland is one of our thriving communities, we are always proud of our marylanders. they always do a good job. i will say to him, god speed. i don't want to wish him a lot of success, i do wish -- ben's state a lot of success, but i do wish you a lot of success. some subjects to we might not have as much agreement on as we do on ben howard and his service. one of the first acts of know, which was the plan to

no body is going to be better than ben. last month we celebrated the life of martin luther king junior whose incredible example in unique in american history. you read about dr. martin luther king a week ago when somebody said i took the statue out of my office. it turned out that that was fake news. [laughter] it is one of the favorite things in the -- we have some good ones. we have lincoln, jefferson and dr. martin luther king and we have -- but they said the statue, the bust of dr. martin luther king was taken out of the office. and it was never even touched. so i think it was a disgrace but that's the way the press is, very unfortunate. i'm proud we have a museum on the national mall where people can learn about reverend king and so many other things, frederic douglas is an example of somebody who has done an amazing job and being recognized more and more i notice. harriet tubman, rosa parks and millions more black americans who made america what it is today. i'm proud to honor this heritage and we'll be honoring it mo

you are on with behnam ben taleblu. caller: thank you. behnam, i agree with trump's position on sanctions at iran. mainly because if you look back to the reagan era, ronald reagan put a lot of -- there was a show of force against russia, and russia was kind of the other superpower at that point, and because of showing a sign of force in the united states, we were able to avert a war. i think that -- i think we have the capability of doing so. i think we could do that again llsily, and possibly que anything that could be coming up in the future. host: go ahead. guest: thank you for your call. i think with the caller was mentioning was basically a signal that you stand from a little bit of friend to have to avoid the debilitating cost of heavier action down the line, and if i had to read the tea leaves on the designation of the 25 entities that the treasury department, then that is at their assessment, to not let iran continue to transgress the spirit and letter of the u.n. deal. host: more reaction from "the wall street journal tha," -- ho

the ben they are taking the walt whitman bridge to come in. the ben is slow, that delay backing up on the vine street expressway. a major accident that looks like two tractor trailers, we see speeds at 3 miles per hour. you're completely stopped after that. blue route fine moving in the 50s, schuylkill expressway all right in the 50s, i-95 traffic is moving fine at this point. we're watching for a slick spot or two. one more thing this is serious, someone is trapped in a vehicle in new jersey, gloucester county, 295 southbound at 6707 watch for this accident in greenwich township gloucester county new jersey. >>> both parties have asked for review of kellyanne conway she endorsed trump's clothing line. the white house responded saying conway is being counseled. >> a police officer in canada thought he was going out to break up a fight, but instead he was caught up in a dance off. when the officer was responding to a 911 call he found out it was a group of college students shooting a music video. when they saw the officer they were initially ne

ben. ben, tell me where you are. where's the chip? just listen.ants this list, they're gonna have to pay up. what? you heard me. ben, listen to me. just bring back the list before bin-khalid's people find you. (siren wailing) yeah, maybe i'll find them. huh? see what they're willing to pay. no, ben. ben, you won't do that. okay? you wouldn't do that. i'll do what i have to. i meant what i said, eric. i'm owed. ben! i'm your friend, and i've always looked out for you, so please don't do this. ben? (phone beeps) ♪ captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org announcer: tomorrow the 24: legacy premiere continues i want two million dollars you're not thinking straight. you get me the money or i will sell the list to bin-khalid's people. we checked it out. there are photos. this doesn't make sense. you will not win in november. the money is at the police station. how do you expect to get into the station? in the back of a patrol car. here's the deal, you

ben stokes has become the indian premier league's most expensive foreign player.ing pune supergiants for $2.16 million. stokes shattered the previous record held by england's kevin pietersen. sanjoy majumder reports. indians are mad about cricket. it's the reason why they're willing to pay a lot of moneyjust to watch their favourite stars in action. and this is what has made the ipl notjust the world's most glamourous but also its richest tournament. at the ipl auction. chief of them, ben stokes, the all—rounder, who was the object of a fierce bidding war before being snapped up by the pune supergiants for a record sum, the most by an international player. in seven weeks of playing in the ipl, ben stokes will make more money than he would have in a year of playing for england. a surprise pick was england player, tymal mills, he has only played four matches up till now, but he went for $1.8 million. and it was a great day for afghanistan. two afghan players, one of them rashid khan, who went for $500,000, and along with his team mate, mohammad nabi, the only two af

and both ben and his peers learned that day. ben's experience in public education was made possible because of so many advocates, educators and families that came before our family, but this was not always the case for students who experienced disabilities. when i served in the state senate in new hampshire, i grew to know a woman named roberta. roberta born in the early 1950's had spent a good portion of her life in our state's school for individuals wp disabilities -- individuals with disabilities. roberta left that state school as we began to work after the passage of the idea to bring people out of institutions and into the communities. and later as roberta learned to advocate for herself and tell her story, she recorded some of her memories from laconia state school, the separate school, so-called school for students with disabilities. roberta wrote, and this is a quote, some of the attendants and residents at the laconia state school sexually, verbally, emotionally, and physically abused and assaulted me. the staff said th

this is at ben taub hospital.f you're looking at downtown houston, houston has this ring after ring of freeways around it. in the center, four miles from downtown, what would the southwest quadrant is rice university, children's hospital, a big -- the houston zoo is there and this hospital, ben taub hospital, which is a level 1 trauma center. we have cameras live on the ground. people are evacuating the hospital. they're moving a purpose, many of them, and they've been bringing more patients out. you can see the police officers here behind their vehicles. there's a hospital to the left on the camera. the hospital to the right. the report has been of shots fired on the second floor. new information that we have, there were some children that were at the hospital touring today. the children are safe. we have no reports of anyone being shot at the hospital. certainly 200 officers have shown up there. from the aerial view from ktrk from abc 13 from the houston area, from the aerial shots you were able to see what appe

was ben forced to step down? >> we heard ben affleck in the studio hasn him maybe not directing for a while. i think it was a decision they both made together. >> he directed "argo" in his directorial follow-up with this month's "live by night" which is being called a flop and will reportedly cost the studio $75 million. >> we have heard from sources that it is doing so poorly at the box office, could have been a reason that maybe he was requesting also directing this film. >> and the studio may be stalling taking a wait and see approach with batman until they can judge the success of two other superhero movies, "wonder woman" and "justice league," which features affleck as the dark knight. both are out this year. >> lady gaga is in houston and working on a pretty big production of her own. it is rumored that gaga will attempt one of the most daring stunts in super bowl halftime history. >> there is an opportunity to e usevery inch of the stage. a dynamic moment. >> gaga is considering hanging from the roof at nr

ben carson, tim scott, members of the king family and others. you heard him talk about the museum being a meaningful reminder to him of our nation's history. he added he does have plans and he would like to visit the holocaust museum here in washington as well. all of this is happening moments after his exclusive interview with craig melvin. as the president enters month two of his presidency, it's been a bit of a bumpy road for him butch he is looking for a reset. craig had the opportunity to ask the president about some key issues and key topical issues as well, including about recent attacks, hoaxes essentially against jewish community centers around the country. i want to play what the president had to say to craig when he was asked about anti-semitism. >> i want to talk to you about some of the violence we've seen at jewish centers throughout the country. there was some confusion last week at the news conference. 11 called in threats yesterday alone, more than 55 since the beginning of the year. will you denounce anti-semitism once and for

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it's me, ben. did you see the big game? game. >> how was the rest of your weekend? >> pretty good. i installed a new speaker system, i committed armed robbery, and i made a wonderful lasagna. >> what was that thing you said before lasagna? >> the speaker system? >> the armed robbery? >> oh yeah, i robbed a liquor store with a gun. i had my reasons. >> what were your reasons? >> i wanted the liquor but i didn't want to pay. hey, wait, you're not wearing a wire, are you? >> i am wearing a wire. >> i should have known you were wearing a wire. >> yeah, you should have, and w you're under arrest you son of a bitch! book 'em, boys. >> get the [ bleep ] take me to the bathroom! >> seth: what's going on? >> now, do you believe me seth? >> seth: i never didn't believe you, i just didn't understand why you were doing it. >> well, i did it because i'm a dirty, no good, disgusting, filthy rat, seth. my home is the sewer. okay? i'm taking everything rotten down there and you're going to come down there and live with me. starting with ou

>> who wants to tackle that, ben? >> i thought it was well said. but this is an important distinction, some of what we're talking about here is exactly kind of bigger policy issues. i do think we're overlooking the fact that much of what we read about today and frankly since 9/11 has been far more operational and technical details, a fascination with intelligence sources and methods, how terrorists are tracked, how counterterrorism operations are done and there's no doubt that there's a public interest in many of the programs and other pieces of that, that has been discussed in the newspapers. we've had public debates on them. they've had laws that have changed. we've changed collection authorities and really had a very vigorous debate about that. at the same time though -- >> would that have happened without the disclosure, you think? would we have stopped listening to angela merkel's cell phone or closed those black sites had it not been for the revelations? >> talking about nip's cell phobe i don't know what would have happened with the black si

the westbound toward center city over the ben franklin bridge looking great. we do have this accident in warrington, 611 at street road and bristol road. one lane blocked there. disable vehicle not slowing you down at all, off the road, no lanes blocked here, but just heads up in upper dublin, route 309, willow grove avenue, good thing to know, it is still dark out, there and windy. rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. strong winds katie and meisha have been talking about still causing problems for power lines. >> could also blow anything away that's not tied down. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live along the ben franklin parkway, and trang, you're little hopefully tied down, as well? >> reporter: oh, yes, jim, rahel, yes, pretty blustery as katie mentioned, no better place to show you just how windy it is right now than here on the ben franklin parkway, where you can see, all of the flags up above us. not too bad right now. we have been seeing some really strong gusts this morning, enough to live back and forth. use caution while driving specially

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ben? ben: let's pretend there are no con consequences and the u.s. gets the final shot, what would they do? ymmetric o find an as weakness on the other side. what are russia's? maybe the corruption that surrounds their leadership. would the u.s. want to dump information on put and be his cronies? putin already thinks we do. would the u.s. want to mess with the russian internal system, which is a cyber system. there are methods available but it ups the ladder quickly of escalation. i think that's why we didn't see any of these actions but the options are there. >> the legal part about questionability i think has delegated. proportion nallty is fairly, you're comfortable with the options. the question is why do you want to respond to a given act in a certain way in the context of the overall by lateral relationship. where when we have a problem with the country, it's not just a cyber country. so the response to a cyber introducing or headaching is going top -- to have to be done in the context of the overall question and what the country -- country was

this is the vine street expressway at the ben franklin parkway.he off-ramp that's blocked here as you head towards the schuylkill expressway. can you see that car is kind of smashed up against the ramp, the wall right there so it's a problem on the vine street expressway westbound. traffic's really backed up as we take a wider look here, you can see slowing down at this point from eighth street to the ben franklin parkway. but now that the right lanely is back opened, it's moving a little bit better than it was a few minutes ago. mass transit's on time and market frankford line running a little bit better than it had been last week. they don't need the supplemental buses any dave. >> karen on the big board dressing the kids warming with the hat and winter coat. we've got temperatures in the 20's but it's not nearly as windy and this afternoon they can probably tuck the hat in the pocket because it's not going to be as bad. as we take a look good afternoon to get shopping done if you want. 38 degrees by 7 o'clock, 40 by noon, 46 trees by 3 o'clock,

some was able to get by under police direction on the outbound side of benning road. within the delay we had two separate incidents in according to police both of those have been cleared. the cleanup continues westbound on 34th street and again it is the right side of the roadway there, under police direction, out there directing the traffic and trying to get you through. moving you back over to the map and getting you elsewhere, the crash on the outer loop at the bw parkway has been cleared and a nine minute commute to travel about three miles, it is heavy on the east side of down and that's 60 out of manassas where lanes are open, 28 minute ride. that is our traffic watch, back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride. autria? autria: president trump's executive order on immigration. larry: it i ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in the white house is facing another challenge in the senate. maggie? hey, larry and autria. as you said, it is another day of battle for the new president, who says he can take the fight all the way to the supreme court. right now we ar

. >> and next in sports, don be has the latest onset back for sixers star ben simmons. >> one of the biggest parties of the year. show you some of the preparations for the academy of the year governor's ball. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and speaking of tightrope, the circus is in town. >> i thought you were talking about our show this morning. >> the actual circus is in town this morning has been a little bit after circus but we say we appreciate all of the people behind the scenes this morning, they've been working so hard. >> and we'll get our glitches fixed. >> but you know what? pat gallen. >> he will actually be at the greatest show on earth during his final run here in philadelphia. not just our show, the actual final greatest show on earth, stay with us, we'll be right back. >> very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. >> welcome back to "eyewitness news" this morning, checking sports, another late start for the flyers. >> and their first ever game at edmonton roger place arena, struggling flyers fell behind e

benning road inbound here an industrial oil spill 34 street northeast and and benning road so you know, erin was talking about this earlier sure to show down you through that area in northeast today. welcome back to fox news morning we'll have complete "weather and traffic on the 5s" at 6:35. first 6:30 a rude awakening for prince george country after a car slams into the garn. take a look at yourself. this is addison and dunbar oaks road and capitol heights and garage covered with a tarp. no word why the car veered off the road in the first place and into that home and no word if anyone was injured in the crash. >> take to you national news now live look at senate floor. democratic senators are holding floor again this time it's to speak against senator jeff seeings to become next attorney general. it's second night in a row they're holding aal all night filibuster to speak out about one of trump's nominees. sessions confirmation vote is set for later today. >> three judge federal appeals court will lookly issue its ruling on president trump travel ban by end of wee from department of

i think ben simmons, a 19 years old, maybe 20 now i think, he is heart broken. he wants to play. he wants to be out there. and it is eating him alive i'm sure. you know, unfortunate liz that will not happen this season. >> ben simmons is forty-sixth er to miss his rookie season since 2013. dario saric missed his because he stayed overseas. coming up in sports why brian colangelo issued an apology to fans today. >> okay, see you in a little bit. thank you. >>> tonight art like you have never seen before, aerial art. >> you have to be on the roof, or high above, to see it, our greg argos introduces to us this artist with an unusual canvas, and, tells us why he is seeing murals that most do not even know are there. >> reporter: philadelphia is known for its murals but one local artists is creating large pieces of roof art, and they are not even meant to be seen by every one. >> i just try to do something i love most. >> reporter: caesars riveria passion is painting murals. >> i just bigger the painter, the nicer it is for me the feeling that i experience. >> reporter: you have seen

ben carson, his wife candy there. you also have senator tim scott of south carolina, as well as his daughter, ivanka trump. he addressed the wave of anti-semitism in the recent attacks across the country saying work must still be done to root out hate, prejudice and evil. he also spoke about the work that he will do with dr. ben carson to help those in inner cities. those african-american communities in need of help, a promise he made on the campaign trail. he also singled out alveda king, the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. he brought her. now we watch the president walking out there with the group that he's toured with. he did not take any questions. let's bring in our panel and talk more about what we just heard from the president. back with me, joe johns at the white house, mark preston, ron brownstein from "the atlantic," and jackie kucinich joins us, washington bureau chief for the daily beast and bruce lavell, director for the president's national diversity coalition during the campaign. nice to have you al

next to him you see ben carson along with his wife, candy. we are also told senator tim scott is with the president, and we will monitor this and bring you more of this, and president trump making a visit to the national museum of african-american history and culture. we will get more of that in just a moment. we have a lot ahead today, and the president stepping out to make this visit, and also the fact that this museum -- this museum is a place that he was expected to visit a few weeks ago, right around martin luther king day, and this as he faces accusations of cultural divisions, and ivanka trump making her voice heard on the attacks of anti-semitism. good morning, joe. >> reporter: certainly concerns that anti-semitism could be on the rise, that tweet you mentioned from ivanka trump, america is the nation built on religious tolerance, and a tweet from hillary clinton, who ran against donald trump during the election, basically, the first tweet where she's actually mentioned donald trump himself, and cemetery desecration and online attack

we have ben wedeman with more. ben, this is the last major holdout in iraq. how much significant progress is there? >> reporter: quite significant. this is the second largest city in iraq. for the iraqis to drive isis out of western mosul will be a final chapter in the war that has been going on for two and a half years. with secretary mattis, under scoring the role the united states plays in that fight. there were around 5,000 u.s. military personnel supporting iraqi forces in the battle in addition to the involvement of the u.s.-led coalition with aircraft bombing targets as well. before secretary mattis arrived in baghdad, he made an interesting statement. contradicting what we heard from president trump the day after inauguration at cia headquarters. where he said that we may have a chance in the future to seize iraqi oil. secretary mattis directly contradicted that before he arrived in baghdad. >> all of us in america generally paid for our gas and oil all along and i'm sure we will continue to do so in the future. we're not in iraq to seize anybody's oi

ben, i want to ask you about this. not unusual -- and of course, i mean, donald trump is, of course, going to talk to his supporters at cpac. i don't think we expect anything differently. he's going to speak to republicans. but we ended up hearing the "lock her up" chant and i wonder. at some point, doesn't he have to, if -- okay, fast forward to 2020. if he's up against a candidate that just even engenders even a little more enthusiasm than hillary clinton did, that was a big struggle for her, as we all know, doesn't he need to branch out? doesn't he -- he's already won over these people! i mean, how is he going to, against any other candidate, get past that low 40s and -- i mean, he can't just stay there and think he's going to win, right? >> well kno, no. and that's one of the reasons he's so focused on actually paying off, what you talked about in the speech, on his campaign promises. donald trump does not want to be a four-year president. he wants to definitely win. he's not a guy that goes down losing well and ta

day, bob came out of his office at the washington post ben bradlee over. barely knew him, i only knew he knew me as the girl who answered woodward's phone. to woodward motioned for him come over. he was running the washington post, he was executive editor. there was a conversation during which they decided that for the book it would be great if they knew who was invited to the private party and what went on. -- i don't know. let's send barbara. so what they decided was that i should get dressed up and i should go down there on saturday night. this was before cell phones, so they decided that bob should stay home that night. b by the phone in case i got caught. arrested, whatever. enjoying thisy because he could see the blood draining from my face. brian: it was the watergate hotel. armor: it was the one again hotel. so i said yes, i will do it. so saturday night came around and i got to step in this black velvet cocktail party dress. sort of off-the-shoulder. so i went to the watergate, i asked the front desk where the party was. downstairs and there are s