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edgar hoover and the all-male sex parties in new york and come wearing a dress, high heels, and a bo with a? this is the one story that's probably not true. it was raised in one biography that came out in 1993. it was never independently confirmed. it was widely doubted. what's the story with him on snooping on. president kennedy e house? again, this is one that is mostly true. it was j. edgar hoover who discovered hoover -- [ audible. ] that's when they discoveried the phone intercements to the white house and uncofferred that lee sayon. there were a number of overs that hoover found in 1942 when kennedy was a young naval office, the liaison was i inn gay. he told kennedy's father about it joe kennedy who tried to break up the affair. yes, hoover was on kennedy's case from the beginning. now the things that interested me in j. edgar, when i first worked on my book, young j. edgar. i had two questions in my mind. one was a question about how america treats civil liberties in the time of stress. it was 2006, 2007, not that long after 9/11 when our country was still at the height of the war on terr

you hear, this is the kiowa people, they have their war bo net. it's the u.s. marine uniform. this continues on to this day. indians are about the most patriotic in the americas, the largest minority represented in the u.s. military. just a remarkable group. and indians look forward to serving in the military and the important thing is that their people at home support them after they come home. one of my indian friends said we feel so sorry for non-indian veterans because when they get home they are forgotten. in our communities they are always remembered. and this warrior tradition is not male only. i got this picture a couple of days ago but this is the first female indian honor guard. they are all active duty. and so they in fact they call themselves the native american women's honor guard because they want people to realize that women warriors are out there doing the same things men do. two are crow and one is navajo and one is a cheyenne. but as i said indians were in uniform from day one. george washington recruited about 2,000 indians. in the early days they often were

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bo's problems at this point. >> what are the worst of his problems. >> well, when you're talking about engaging in surveillance of the head of the chinese state, this guy could be executed. i wouldn't want to be him right now, i wouldn't want to be his wife, his family, one of his con fed rants. i think those folks are going to get purged one way or the other. >> rose: but the best days are behind them. >> their best days are well behind them. i also don't think this is an issue that spreads throughout the higher echelons of the chinese communist party nor does really affect the transes. >> rose:ut tre a tho who look at this and say this is a problem china has. it's a problem of core runtion. >> oh, yes, it is. it is that. because let's face it, if you live in an environment where your top hundreds of officials are not just engineers and not just really smart guys, though they are that, but they are also worth billions and billions and billions of dollars, well, you don't want that information to get out. and yet we live in an information society. you remember when wiki leex came out i

this latest am bo was recovered by a cia informant, a agent that had posed as a would-be suicide bomber. it could pass through airport security and the bomb is being analyzed at an fbi crime lab. >>> the war in afghanistan hits home for a bay area family. a soldier from alameda was killed in action. the department of defense says 30-year-old thomas foghery died on saturday when enemy forces attacked his unit. he was the 25th infantry divisionout based out of alaska. he the commander of the vehicle hit by explosives. he joined the arm ney 2004. >>> divided over same-sex union, a new gallop poll believes same-sex couples should get the same rights as heterosexuals in terms of marriage rights. 48% do not agree. it's down slightly from last year's 53% mark, but it does mark the second time in this question, at least, that half of americans support legal same-sex marriage. the poll comes just two days after vice president joe biden told nbc's "meet the press" that he was comfortable with the idea of same-sex marriages. our survey question tonight, would a presidential candidate's position on

because of "boing boing", i got out of this bubble that i trapped myself in. and i started to learn about how i could better communicate science to people than what i was doing wrong is a science communicator. one of the things that i learned is that there were words i didn't realize were jargon that were actually jargon. reading the "boing boing" comments, i realized that most of my readers -- educated people, people who are excited about science, they didn't know what purity meant. half of them thought it was a good old boys system that they were friends and kept out new ideas, and very few seem to realize that there was discomforted a process that was really all about -- scientists editing each other's work and figuring out ways to save this may not be correct information, but we have said that you were probably doing the signs correctly you're probably not making mistakes in your methodology or ridiculous leaps of logic, even though we don't know whether you are right or not. and that it's hard to explain to people. it is a hard thing to remember to explai

bo xilai represent this emerging reality in two ways. colorless man, he was conniving, charismatic, and comfortable in front of crowds, eager to push himself forward and rubbed against the grain of consensus decision making. he also represented the new left, an idealogical movement that emphasized social and cultural solidarity, the power of the state, and other left-wing populist issues. whether he truly believed in these issues is irrelevant. like all good political entrepreneurs, he saw a market for these ideas and he filled it. bo's ouster is the most significant purge in the higher ranks of the party since tiennamen square, and the party will hope, as after those events, the party can return to its technocratic path. but china has changed too much. and politics in china in the future could xenophobic, nationalist, populist. they will be messy and unpredictable like politics everywhere. for more on this, see my essay in the latest issue of "time" magazine. >>> up next, american history. how lyndon johnson wielded power and what we ca

we use stories in this bo and a lot of them are from my own life. >> rose: tell me story of jeff skilling, he was a classmate of yours at enron. what do we learn from observation of him? >> well, i knew him when we were at h.b.s. as students together. he's a good guy. you never would have imagined that he would take the wrong turn. nor did he imagine he would take the wrong turn. >> rose: for reference, this was the man who was the principal executive at enron and was convicted and sent to prison and then there was some question about the judgment. where is he now? >> sll in jl. >> rose: still jail. 25 year sentence or something like that? >> yes. just a... >> rose: pick up your story. i just wanted to add something to it. >> what's important to learn from him as well as for everything is he never intended to end up where he ended up. you can't teach ethics at a place like the harvard business school, but what you can teach is why is it so important to ld to your standards 100% of the time? and i described in the book how i learned that lesson. i got a rhodes scholarship, went off to oxfo

the disease is the political class-- bo parties-- in this country and their desire to be careerists. the symptoms are all these problems that we have with all these programs. most americans don't realize that the federal government's twice as big as it was ten years ago in terms of the dollars that it pends. so there are tons of problems that we could address if we would be honest with the american people but most politicians don't want to tell you you can't have something in the future when they're coming up on elections. >> woodruff: you advocate big cuts in discretionary spending, yotalk about a hatchet to discretionary spending. when people hear that they think what does that mean? you talk about making a sacrifice in order to have future prosperity. which americans would sacrifice? >> everybody. the only way to do this is to make sure it's seen as everybody sharing in the sacrifice to get our country back where it needs to be. we haven't lost the american spirit. if we had leadership that pulled this country together around what the problems are and said here are the problems, m

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bos 6xoxes, basically. mr. mcdonnell: when you say this? >> voting age population, race and ethnicity, the other data that we could draw from. we have not done that so far, so i'm assuming you probably do not want that at this point. it could make it crowd, but we just want to ask. mr. pilpel: if i may? for my purposes, again, just the format that was used in the 2000 report as a baseline would be great. for the maps, it was just the maps themselves for each district, sort of a zoom-in that showed each district, and then the tables with the statistics were separate. if that much could be done, i think that would be sufficient. >> ok, so we did not put the data up on, we just put the district, and the data is in the appendix. >> what about population? district 1, this is the population? >> i think all of that information would be in the tables. i will share this with you. >> do we want to clarify what should be included in the table? i don't know if anyone wants me to clarify what should be in that table or if i should just leave that? mr. m

that's something at this point in time with so much change in china, not only with leadership but on the ground with bo xilai and other corruption, they can't be in a position of showing weakness in the face of the united states. i doubt whether he'll be going back at this time. what might be possible is over the a period of time for the chinese to come to the conclusion that allowing him to travel to the united states and go into permanent exile with his family would be better for them since it would at least deflect attention on his activities which i'm sure he is going to try to continue as long as he's in china. i think at this point not much will happen over the long term they may find it in their interest to allow him to leave. >> at the same time, it really was clear that he initially told them, according to all of the briefings we had, he told them in the embassy that echted to stay in china and remain active, go to law school. and he thought be safe. he apparently realized once he got to the hospital he could not be safe and was concerned and did a number of interviews. he was concerned about

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the second baseman has not played this season and he missed 102 games last year with the shoulder injury. manager bruce bo can chy was hoping sanchez could return this month but the infielder's back is not 100%. asked if sanchez is the long-term answer. >> you only have so many opportunities to make adjustments from within and we're kind of doing that on the fly. landed as the third baseman has done a nice job. we know that we need more offense out of that position. thus we brought up culver son to see what he could do against left-handed pitching. the good thing is he was coming back at some point and that means could float around the infield whether it be second base or shortstop. >> as giants gm brian sabian, over to football. while the raiders veterans chose not to attend today's voluntary oca session, others got a head start on the 2012 season. the raiders top two offensive players, carson palmer and mcfadd practiced at fall speed. palmer says he's ready 0 to be a leader. >> still getting used to the personnel, the new personnel that's been here for a while, getting used to guys running different rou

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suggested these young men were planning these attacks not only on bo obama's campaign headquarters, but rahm emanuel's office, and part of this was going to be a diversion so they could caro out other terrorist acts. listen to what the prosecutor husband to say. >> specifically, plans were made to destroy police cars and attack four chicago police department stations. with destructive devices in an effort to undermine the police response to the conspirators' other plans actions in the nato summit. >> and prosecutors also say they seized just a myriad of weapons, including a mortar, four completed molotov cocktails, some throwing stars, knives with brass knuckles on them and a hunting bow. the defense attorneys came out and said this was propaganda. they were infilt ralted by undercover agents and this was one big scam by police. >> what we have learned now, we believe it was a set-up, an entrapment to the highest degree, and it's sen sassationa by the police and the state to discredit the protesters to come here and nonviolently protest. >> we should know one thing, the defense attorneys changed their tone because before, we

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that the power center is served by abund oont coverage of this particular case because it shows how right beijing was to interseed and remove bo chi lai and arrest his wife. but if you start unraveling that thread and it unravels more than you hope, and so you -- i don't know. >> we don't know, dinda. that's a really good question. >> is there somebody back there? next one would be in the back. >> hi. chen wan from china daily. i have a question from marcus. what all of you talked earlier about, the news media function to inform the public. when this chen guangcheng drama was unfolding in beijing, i mean, making headlines in major u.s. newspapers, at the same time an important xhirk dialogue was going on with hillary, geithner, and 100 u.s. officials. talking about the largest economy of the world and the world. is that decision made -- because you don't see much coverage on this dialogue during those days. is that a decision made at the "washington post" that we should focus on chen guangcheng, it's more spicy? >> so happily for us we had sent a reporter with hillary clinton and the team from washington. so we were able to co

bo-- for the wireleess ss box. in the past, we have come before this board and you have upheld those. we are asking that you will pull this permit as well. the requirement here is a schematic of the location in the drawing that was submitted as part of the application. we happen to have of photo of the location has constructed. because of the suspension, we will be double checking the paint and color. if they want us to modify any type of the colors or textures, we will do that. there is a wooden pole extension, because it is new would reverse is old wooden. if you have ever had to replace a beam, the new werer -- that ie nature of wood. the site is at the appropriate height, and it also meets the standards. the nice thing about this antenna is that -- it was used. i was double-checking the recommendations for approval. there are typos, but i went back to double and triple checked that the radio frequency report was with specifications and consistent in the application. the report for this site at this location shows it has the correct model number. a lot of people have been talking t

it appears to me that maybe vilma has had spicy gum bo in the quarter because he brought this ridiculousridiculous lawsuit, which is going to be dismissed. >> come on now. >> avery. >> there's no way he's going to be able to prove actual malice or complete disregard for the truth. >> avery, you disagree. how do you see it? >> i agree with that part of it. but let me tell you what the thinking is here. an arbitration started this week, fredricka. what happened was lawyers talked about the penalty here. what the strategy is, there's no substance to the case. what the strategy is is to get discovery, find out what evidence the nfl has. that's why jonathan brought the case. if the evidence surfaces the case is dismissed. >> if the evidence does not surface, case dismissed. >> he dismisses the case. so it was a very tactical thing, tactical move. >> stating nfl findings are corroborated by multiple independent witnesses. instead we have not yet reviewed the filing. however our commitment to player safety and the integrity of the game is our main consideration. there's more. we recognize that

bo. >> i hear you. >> jimmy: come on, yeah. this one is from @michaellizinski.i've met him. but we're not friends. [ laughter ] you know, he seems like somebody who cares deeply about his family, and his wife is lovely. >> jimmy: well, most likely, you're going to be running against him. you have to get to know this guy. through other people or do they educate you or -- >> no, usually what ends up happening is you end up meeting him or her during debates. i mean, some folks, when you're in a primary, then you typically know the folks you're running against. john mccain i knew because we had served in the senate together. mr. romney was governor and so i didn't have an occasion to get to know him very well. >> jimmy: but then eventually, in a couple months he's going to start to put out attack ads. then it gets personal. >> yeah, it's not, like, the best introduction for someone. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not the greatest way to get to know somebody. >> yeah, if you want to get to know somebody there are probably better ways to do it. >> jimmy: is this ca