bob: it is huge.significant competitor in the auto industry, it is one of the prime industries in germany. tom: guy, jump in here. guy: is the biggest risk that vw does not change here? there is rumors that the old chairman could be coming back and become the new chairman. that is a rumor. are they at the stage where they future ofng of the the business and they have the old school still running it? is that the risk, that they do not go far enough? at the you look situation, you have thousands of cars parked at the dealership, so the dealers are certainly upset with this. they are upside down relative to their dealerships. if you look at the consumers that own them, what is the value and what is the length and the time it will take to fix their cars to get back to the market value that they thought they were buying in these vehicles? it is going to take bold leadership, somebody to stand tall, respect the past, do not live in the past, and recognize this was a major debacle that they will have to fix

antoinette: bob was telling us what he thinks of leaf-peeping. phil: better get out there and see them. bob: nice weather for this time of year. antoinette: who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. r ready to head out when others head home. p at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. r upgrading technology, managing vegetation, r improving how we get information to you, t because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, r and we want to make sure you're ready, too. r visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. r and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. r ever new england. eversource. who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa

bob: yes.was one of the strongest regulators that i have had the pleasure of dealing with over the years. very strong. as i read the piece, he was talking about macro prudential regulation as opposed to going after bubbles, to step up and say we think there is a bubble here and we have to protect it. -- and we have to prick it. tom: what you need to do is a set of regulations to decrease the likelihood of bubbles. bob has dealt firsthand with this. bob: it is always a little bit of give and take. when the crisis first hit, i remember talking about the need to balance safer and stronger financial institutions with jobs and economic growth. this is almost an oversimplification. if you go too far, you impact jobs and economic growth. one of the ones that is challenging banks today that falls right into that spot is the very strict limits on leverage. tom: that is right were i wanted to go. do we need to be more credit suisse like in our leverage? bob: we are doing it. some of it is good for the bu

bob: let' s take a look. in texas the remnants of hurricane patricia are adding to a flooding crisis. as mike said, some areas seeing nearly a foot of rain. tornadoes spawned by the storm also causing damage. even a freight train derailed when flood waters washed away the tracks. reporter elizabeth hur has more on the dangerous conditions from houston. >> heavy rain send floodwaters across much of texas saturday. homes and farms were swamped by the rising tide, leaving waterlogged cars. out. >> spotted in harris county. strong winds took a heavy toll debris. shake. >> this was the view as storm clouds gathered. this train with cement derailed when it hit tracks south of dallas. more than 16 inches of rain trapped residents in their homes, stranded drivers, and shut down highways. although patricia hit mexico as a massive category five storm, it left little damage . patricia is moving toward the as precipitation moves into texas, more rain is on the way, for caution. >> all of our first responders may have to

>> i did, i had a bob in college. it looked good. >> thisy are talking about your -- they are talking about your haircut? >> i had a bob in college. >> hillary's politics are so fluid. suddenly the line between democrat and republican are going to be -- there isn't going to be one. >> they are blurrier than a 3-year-old's water color. sphie here is a subject that is in my wheel house. women's body issues. a new video psa urges overweight women to stop feeling horrible about their size. it is for a new project called # fat girl can. take a look. >> this is for all of the fat girls who is no idea they are absolutely perfect just the way they are. it is time to remind ourselves that the word fat is not a bad word. it is an adjective. it is a benign de scripter of size. saying i am fat is and should be the same as saying my shoes are black. the clouds are fluffy and bob sagit is tall. >> when i think tall i think bob sa dw it, america's tallest man. the video continues. >> we are told that until we become unfat we can't e

bob: shock and sadness in a small massachusetts town. a high school senior full of promise, killed in a car crash. her memory honored tonight. bob: 17-year-old madeline lamson of medway was many things, a daughter, an athlete, and a friend. she lost her life last night in franklin, in a single-car crash. our reid lamberty reports on a community in mourning. pam: taking a live look at the boston skyline on this halloween night, a lot of trick-or-treaters out there right now. -- those of a fire over there. witnesses try to pull the 17-year-old from her carpet the resulting fire push them back. a steady stream of students flowed in and out of the high schools. in this building of 800 students she stood up. >> one thing she was excellent at was making individuals feel good, laugh, share in her joy area we need to find that as we bob: she was captain of both the field hockey and hockey teams. school is preparing for next week' s state tournament without their golding -- without their goalie. >> i don' t think there is a person that would not

he invites bob taft there to bury the hatchet and hopefully not have bob taft bury the hatchet in him. because bob taft, there were a lot of confer testifies who were hurt at what happened at the convention and the change in the rules and if bob taft did not in any way, shape or form support eisenhower, eisenhower was going to have a difficult time of it. the two men finally meet, and i suggest to you that this is the last time that you are going to see a moderate and conservative being nice to each other in the republican party to the present day. before the republican party is rent apart by nixon and r rockefeller, by goldwater. this is bipartisanship within a party. there's got to be a name for that. and if anybody can think of a name, let hihe, me know. maybe the word is just smart. long before nixon discovered in 1968 that race-baiting in the south would bring republican votes to the table and take them away from the democratic party, dwight eisenhower makes the first moves. he overrules all of his advisers and campaigns in the south. not for very long, but he goes deep in the so

bob is 91. he'll be 92 in december. i visited him at his home in hollywood hills where the fall took place. he told me he just gone for a little stroll and wound up in the e.r. >> boom. right here. cement was sticking up here. i started to falforward. i didn't want to land on the cement, so i twisted and landed right over here but my head was up on the and so i cut my head all up. >> bob was lucky. because of the lapd officer who saw it happen. >> tried to stop the blood. called an ambulance. and the ambulance came and had out of here and to the emergency hospital in no time at all. a those two officers went with me to make everything >> they did? >> i'm telling you, the good lord was watching over me. >> after x-rays of his arm, skull, leg stitches to his forehead and a bandage to his knee, bob wareleased from the hospital after several hours. what kind of outpouring did you hear from people? the country. they all figured falling on the cement sidewalk, the guy probably is finished. >> one reason bob wasn't finished is

is it bob diamond. is it a man that knows the investment bank?nd when he lifts the lid -- stephen: he spoke to the reporters last thursday. he is -- he has run wealth management and private banks. he has brought experience. -- he sent a day one memo to staff pledging to move with a less intensive model. he basically told the investment bank we have enough time. jonathan: this is the difference between bob diamond and jes does that make them the same man. this could be a very different strategy. has some very profitable units. there would stick with the after strategy. that is going to be a growth area. the corporate bank and the corporate bank in the u.k.. there is going to be some shrinkage. they are going to be quite ruthless on the investment bank. areas of the investment bank which are doing really well. we don't need that high level of capital. jonathan: the regulator, ex american, this time around was different? bob: we have seen a general change in tone. george osborne is making friendlier noises. really, i guess barclays persuaded regulat

bob: i think we will.to put the qe into context, if they succeed in getting the balance sheet of 85% of gdp of the middle of next year, in comparison, the fed balance sheet is 35% of u.s. gdp. for the japanese are doing is more relative to the size of gdp, it is more than double the qe that the fed has done in a relative term. it is very significant. that is proving successful in keeping 10-year yields below 40 basis points. i think also one needs emphasize the positive impact on the japanese economy from low energy prices. low oil prices are a strong stimulus for the japanese economy. so, a combination of weeak yen, qe, and low commodity prices -- the possibility of recession is very low. i think as we go into early 2016, we're going to see an uptrend in the japanese economy, north of 1.5% growth. now, that is not great. but it is better than where they came from. have a surprise that is good for japan. guy: there is a nice piece on the website, tim is here. talking about the greek crisis and whether glen

bob okay >> bob: tunny ony dungy, in the standings, wins and loses may all look the same but they don't feel the same. how big a victory was this for the giants? tony: this puts them in first place in the division. but i was out at practice yesterday and this is starting to be a group that is getting some confidence and the reason they have confidence is because of eli manning. i believe they're going to win the nfc east because i think they have the best quarterback play in the division right now and to keep things close. coach coughlin said they're still a work in progress but if they can keep games close, they feel like they can win them with eli down the stretch, this was a big, big win for the giants tonight. >> bob: we'll turn as always to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, a third straight cowboy loss. tony dungy just said that with eli the giants have the best quarterback play in the division. he said right now, because of course tony romo isn't playing. how committed, considering that matt cassel is on the roster, how committed are the cowboys to weeden at this point? >> a

bob is back with us now. the pause between fred thompson's question and butterfield's answer seems like a lifetime. why was his admission about the taping system so important? >> it was knicks op's biggest secret. in fact nixon thought it would never be revealed. of course the tapes were -- supreme court said they had to be turned over to the prosecutors and investigated. they provided the evidence that forced nixon to resign. nixon was forced to resign when he really look at it by the republicans who were -- as barry goldwater once told carl bernstein and myself. too many lies, too many crimes. that's what it was. >> dickerson: he was in tight circle that knew these tapes existed. kissinger didn't know, right, that the recordings existed. and so he knew that it would nail the president. why did he give them up? >> there's a long section in the book about this odyssey that he took. his ex-wife wanted to tell, butter field denies that. subconsciously maybe i did. ultimately our business we try to figure out wh

bob okay >> bob: tunny ony dungy, in the standings, wins and loses may all look the same but they don't feel the same. how big a victory was this for the giants? tony: this puts them in first place in the division. but i was out at practice yesterday and this is starting to be a group that is getting some confidence and the reason they have confidence is because of eli manning. i believe they're going to win e nfc east because i think they have the best quarterback plisay in the division right now and to keep things close. coach coughlin said they're still a work in progress but if they can keep games close, they feel like they can win them with eli down the stretch, this was a big, big win for the giants tonight. >> bob: we'll turn as always to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, a third straight cowboy loss. tony dungy just said that with eli the giants have the best quarterback play in the division. he said right now, because of course tony romo isn't playing. how committed, considering that matt cassel is on the roster, how committed are the cowboys to weeden at this point? >> a

>> now, sports center 5 with bob halloran. bob: watching sports on tv is quite thrilling too, you know. quoted in the news. tom brady senior said he would like to see tom put 60 points on the board and throw for 500 yards and six touchdowns against the colts the papa brady never shy about giving there say little more to this game for him. if the patriots run the ball, run it a lot, run it well and run it in the red zone, then they're simply following the formula for success that has worked so well the last three times they've played the colesdz -- colts. in the last three games against the colt the patriots have rushed for over 200 yards twice abandon scored 13 rushing touchdowns. rush more is not jut a mountain with chiseled presidents' faces, it's an effective strategy against the colts. meanwhile, brady has only averaged five passes a game. if he throws in the neighborhood of 50 passes tomorrow night we can reasonably deduce he had vengeance on the brain even if the patriots say otherwise. >> every week we just want to win,

bob cusack, give me the goods, what is the story behind the scenes for paul ryan? >>le with, paul ryan needs to step up as he said, because there is nobody else who can lead and be speaker of the house other than paul ryan to get the votes to with be speaker. so this is a job that he does not want and it hurts the presidential ambitions down the road, but he wants, and you know, he told the house represents, listen, if you unify behind me, i will take the mantle up and be the speaker and not for long, but it looks like paul ryan is the next speaker. >> and bob, what do we know about the deal that was made? >> he has to be endorsed by all of the house conference, and this is the house freedom caucus, and the caucus of conservatives that basically pushed john pay nor o-- john bo out, and there are some rumblings of the bailout, and all in all, he is respected by the right, and so he won't get all republican, and if they don't give him enough votes, it is going to be chaos in the house basically. >> and charley, this is striking me a okay, i want to unite all of you,

he invites bob taft there to bury the hatchet and hopefully not have bob taft bury the hatchet in him. because bob taft, there were a lot of confer testifies who were hurt at what happened at the convention and the change in the rules and if bob taft did not in any way, shape or form support eisenhower, eisenhower was going to have a difficult time of it. the two men finally meet, and i suggest to you that this is the last time that you are going to see a moderate and conservative being nice to each other in the republican party to the present day. before the republican party is rent apart by nixon and r rockefeller, by goldwater. this is bipartisanship within a party. there's got to be a name for that. and if anybody can think of a name, let hihe, me know. maybe the word is just smart. long before nixon discovered in 1968 that race-baiting in the south would bring republican votes to the table and take them away from the democratic party, dwight eisenhower makes the first moves. he overrules all of his advisers and campaigns in the south. not for very long, but he goes deep in the so

here now bob costas. >> bob: well, al michaels said it late.somebody was going to leave the superdome with a heart-breaking defeat. that's the dallas cowboys. the saints may not have revooied the season but it didn't tie tonight. they win in overtime 26-20. just about everybody in new orleans is a drew brees fan. how much do you think zach hocker is thanking tre ining dr right now? he could have been the goat. instead brees gets them the game winning touchdown. the players of the game are drew brees and c.j. spiller. they each get to speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: i just saw you run up to c.j. spiller and say, i knew you could do it. what was going through your mind as he ran down the field on your 400th touchdown pass? >> i knew nobody would catch him. it was only a matter of time before he made toyota the end zone before anybody else. it was a great effort on his part. our team just responded after missing the field goal. just knowing they could take care of business again. believe in one another. we need ed the fist win bad. no bette

bob: go ahead. >> i'm bob from manchester. think it may be one of the outsiders that should be the only kind of person that is going to make any meaningful change in the country. it seems the politicians really do not change anything much. so, i think should be the way. the other thing that is happened over the decades is that the central government has become way too bloated. i do not know how many people know this, but before 1912, the way the constitution was originally written, u.s. senators were elected by the legislatures in every state. and the ensured the states had a lot more power and slowly over the decades, that eroded. so, i wonder -- and i realize it is not easy to do -- but amendments have been added, taken away. is possibly one thing that would improve the situation. and at least there would be 100 senators that would not have all their special interests as their number one priority and would give more thought to doing what is right for the country. an interesting finding of the poll results. insider gets 27%.

[applause] bob: you have all opened the door. i wanted to address the entrepreneurial part of our economy. it is been so important. i want to talk about the tax code and revelation. i'm sure he will have other questions from the audience, i have a few of my own. pete, let me start with you first. you and jim come from more long-term family companies. heidi and paul are more recent entrepreneurs that have entered into the business. you all have an opinion. key to thership is american dream, so many of us cherish and experience it. many think that it is threatened right now. tell me, just yes or no, do you think entrepreneurship -- the opportunity to enter to the business world and start your own business and live the american dream -- is it getting easier or more difficult than it has starkly been america? whether yes or no, tell me briefly why you came to that answer? pete? pete: i think it is accommodation of yes and no. it depends a bit. how are my competitors? [laughter] any craft brewers? there are 4000 around the country. th

the maximum, bob, all the way up. he's raising the roof. >> he's raising the roof?he way! lieutenant koffman, come here. how high will it go? >> 55-foot, i think with the bucket on the truck, stowe can go pretty far, you know? >> why is it not going? >> well, i mean -- >> because of bob kelly? >> look who is on the controls, exactly. >> go! come on, bob! >> oh, goes up pretty fast. >> pretty quick definitely. >> how high? >> 55 feet. >> you know, we've been using this for some of our camera shots, too. we've had quite a few cameramen out there. getting great shots, glad we could help out definitely. >> it is dangerous work, isn't it? >> it is little bit. but the safety alleviates safety and concerns. >> higher, higher, higher! # #. >> she is at the max. >> extends your bucket. extend your buckets! >> thank you, lou tenant, great job. i think she's in a good spot. we can just leaf here there the rest of the show. megan, where are we going in okay it, will take about two minute to get her back down. so we will do that in the commercial break. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the mor

here now bob costas. >> bob: well, al michaels said it late. somebody was going to leave the superdome with a heart-breaking defeat. that's the dallas cowboys. the saints may not have revooied the season but it didn't tie tonight. they win in overtime 26-20. just about everybody in new orleans is a drew brees fan. how much do you think zach hocker is thanking trees ing ing drew brees right now? he could have been the goat. instead brees gets them the game winning touchdown. the players of the game are drew brees and c.j. spiller. they each get to speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: i just saw you run up to c.j. spiller and say, i knew you could do it. what was going through your mind as he ran down the field on your 400th touchdown pass? >> i knew nobody would catch him. it was only a matter of time before he made toyota the end zone before anybody else. it was a great effort on his part. our team just responded after missing the field goal. just knowing they could take care of business again. believe in one another. we need ed the fist win

here now, bob costas.>fter a troubling start to the season, the giants have now won three in a row and sit atop alone, leading the nfc east. san francisco, meanwhile, loses four in a row in the basement in the west at 1-4. as al said, a very long trip home across the country. the game balls, the players of the game, we'll give out three of them. he lie manning had a gigantic game statistically, 41 of 54. better than 400 yards and three touchdowns. odell beckham jr. coming back from an jury, seven catches, better than 100 yards. one of his catches for a touchdown. larry donnell caught the winning touchdown at the back of the end zone in the waning seconds. 1 of 6 catches he had tonight. all three are with michelle. >> michelle: bob, that. eli, you. entered that last drive without reuben randle knowing that odell beckham jr. was hobbled. very few options for you. how did you keep it together? >> we just put it together. larry down there, we got in the green zone. odell came in for a special play. had the pas

bob cry felt of the nasdaq joins us. bob colden -- bob: thank you.: we start with markets. we have not had confidence but it was headed in one direction so people that like they could ride it out. now we see volatility. what is this doing because confidence -- is a problem. rob: confidence was there. markets do not rise without some confidence. decisiona positive to buy, they have confidence so i think the surveys are misleading. we see a period of volatility and over the last three years, the markets have gone in one direction and i think that is there enough and primarily driven by global concerns more so than u.s. concerns. stephanie: but that volatility can spook companies, are you going to see ipo's pull off the table? bob: volatility is good for transaction business, more trading volume. july and august was high and extremely high. when you look at the ipo market, a strong calendar in the last month or two, it has been slow but i think the jury will decide in the next 30 days. we have a lot of ipo's on the calendar and we will see if they get o

here now, bob costas. >> bob: panthers remain unbeaten, take their mark to 6-0. led all the way and win it at home. as is customary we hand out the game balls. seldom do we give out four but tonight is an exception. here is the quartet. cam newton threw three picks and threw for two touchdowns and nearly 200 yards. scored two touchdowns. ran for one, threw for another. thomas davis and luke kuechly on the other side combined for 24 tackles. jonathan stewart carried 24 times for 125 yards. maybe because we can only fit four people in the shot. jonathan stewart doesn't get to speak post game. but the other three do. >> cam, on a night when you guys needed it, the running game combined for over 200 yards. how was it so sprukt productive? >> stewart played with a chip on his shoulder. made it easy for the defense to keep going. >> tolbert was emotional with the passing of his uncle. and the line made my job easy. philly, ted, cotchery made plays. it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your side, too. but you had to reach

here now bob costas. >> bob: well, al michaels said it late.somebody was going to leave the superdome with a heart-breaking defeat. that's the dallas cowboys. the saints may not have revooied the season but it didn't tie tonight. they win in overtime 26-20. just about everybody in new orleans is a drew brees fan. how much do you think zach hocker is thanking tre ining dr right now? he could have been the goat. instead brees gets them the game winning touchdown. the players of the game are drew brees and c.j. spiller. they each get to speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: i just saw you run up to c.j. spiller and say, i knew you could do it. what was going through your mind as he ran down the field on your 400th touchdown pass? >> i knew nobody would catch him. it was only a matter of time before he made toyota the end zone before anybody else. it was a great effort on his part. our team just responded after missing the field goal. just knowing they could take care of business again. believe in one another. we need ed the fist win bad. no bette

here now bob costas. >> bob: well, al michaels said it late.somebody was going to leave the superdome with a heart-breaking defeat. that's the dallas cowboys. the saints may not have revooied the season but it didn't tie tonight. they win in overtime 26-20. just about everybody in new orleans is a drew brees fan. how much do you think zach hocker is thanking tre ining dr right now? he could have been the goat. instead brees gets them the game winning touchdown. the players of the game are drew brees and c.j. spiller. they each get to speak with michele tafoya. >> michele: i just saw you run up to c.j. spiller and say, i knew you could do it. what was going through your mind as he ran down the field on your 400th touchdown pass? >> i knew nobody would catch him. it was only a matter of time before he made toyota the end zone before anybody else. it was a great effort on his part. our team just responded after missing the field goal. just knowing they could take care of business again. believe in one another. we need ed the fist win bad. no bette

bob ok >> bob: tunony dungy, in the standings, wins and loses may all look the same but they don't feel the same. how big a victory was this for the giants? tony: this puts them in first place in the division. but i was out at practice yesterday and this is starting to be a group that is getting some confidence and the reason they have confidence is because of eli manning. i believe they're going to win the nfc east because i think they have the best quarterback play in the division right now and to keep things close. coach coughlin said they're still a work in progress but if they can keep games close, they feel like they can win them with eli down the stretch, this was a big, big win for the giants tonight. >> bob: we'll turn as always to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, a third straight cowboy loss. tony dungy just said that with eli the giants have the best quarterback play in the division. he said right now, because of course tony romo isn't playing. how committed, considering that matt cassel is on the roster, how committed are the cowboys to weeden at this point? >> after

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, bob. you could own a little ferrari. >> i was going to say the man might have tried to sell it. >>> we're talking about a gravel road with lots of financial potholes. we've been talking about the terrible environmental for ipos. tech ipos particularly hard hit. this is first dede tay day data. none of them have done well. why does this matter? it matters because the lousy ipo market cuts off an exit for venture capital firms. you may buy a company and try to grow it until it makes a tiny little property and you'd be happy. venture capital always wants to exit. they want to sell or put ittown market for an ipo. big returns.

>> see, bob's got it. >> and i was making fun of bob. >> you look so comfortable, bob. >> so when atmy toast down i'm going forward. >> try not to look down. >> when lean back i stop? >> just kind of like feel like you want to go forward. >> oh, now he is an expert. five minutes, a right? >> he has the superman pose. >> i know. >> lean forward. >> see? >> mike, you better be so glad you're not doing this. >> mike is up next. >> , no i can't do it. i'm pat pet i can. i tore my meniscus. >> how much are these? >> usually 995. >> a thousand dollars? >> norm lip 995, about a fifth of the segway, but today, good day philadelphia, columbus day, $400. >> what? >> oh, that's not true. >> and if you're quick, if you're quick, we'll deliver it today free shipping. >> oh, i want one of these. >> $400 off? >> just for today. >> for the good day viewers. >> just for good day philadelphia. >> are you a philly company? >> we are based right out of center city right next to city hall, we're based office space called pipeline. >> i though that. >> where the headquarters; the world headquarters of rol

as for bob, it's clear that this gathering... "it's just wonderful to have this many." ...means everything to him. so many people helping a man who would help anyone else. mary lacock / sister "i don't know all their names, but it's just good to see the community come together." "that's just what we do in small communities in iowa." jack: well this seems like a good time to also remind you about nominating a hero for the upcoming heroes game between iowa and nebraska. local 5 is proud to be a sponsor of the heroes game on november 27th and we invite you to nominate a hero. tell their story at we are iowa dot com. just look for the icon in the "don't miss" section of the website and maybe their will be honored during the game. stephanie/wxcdl: jack/wxcdl chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad: let's take a look at we are iowa's most accurate for

bob: our jim lokay is live at the scene with breaking information. jim? jim: it started around 3:00 this afternoon. as you take a look, they are still out here. it went through the car. let' s take it back to the scene police were called out near the cummings center. you can see the activity at the time. a suicidal man was in a car. police arrived on the scene. many people at the scene told us that another vehicle was the man' s wife. the district attorney appeared to break the news. -- break the news that that man had died at beverly hospital. he takes over from here. ask the individual -- >> the individual struck a beverly police cruiser, struck a second cruiser. an officer got out of the car and asked him to stop. he hit the drivers' s side window, hitting the driver in the shoulder. jim: police are telling us a single shot was fired, one shot, that killed a 49-year-old man who has not been identified. they believe that man was not armed at the time, but it came down to the man not heeding the orders to get out of the vehicle at that time. we are told

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bob, you mentioned vietnam. that was a moment i think that will resonate more than any other probably. >> and there's this hand-written memo that was in alex's 20 boxes from nixon to kissinger on a top secret memo saying, "we've had ten years of air operations in vietnam. what's the result? zilch. nothing. it's been failure." now just the night before nixon had told cbs news that it was very, very effective. and you go into this and you connect it with the dots of the tapes and other documents, and you see what was driving nixon with the bombing was not to win the war, but the bombing was popular according to the polls, and so nixon intensified more bombing because it won the election and kissinger actually tells nixon, that's when you won the election. and you read this and it's shocking and chilling, and you see the deceit here for the purpose of winning reelection, it's the other side of watergate. >> woodruff: alexander butterfield, how did you deal with that? what were you telling yourself when these things

i'm bob massi, the property man.hen the economy crashed in '08, it took westgate resorts' crown jewel down with it. and david siegel? well, he was forced to sell the las vegas ph towers to pay off the mortgage. but he soon set his sights on another historic vegas property. in 1969, elvis presley took las vegas by storm and made the international hotel his home away from home. in fact, he was there before the international was even built, signing a long-term contract while the massive building was still under construction. the international was the first mega-casino to be constructed in las vegas, and elvis played sold-out shows to screaming fans night after night. in the crowd for those first performances -- guess who? david siegel. >> first time i saw elvis perform, we sat in his booth right in the front of the stage, as close as you and i are. >> yeah. >> he sweated so much that during the show, i kept thinking, "oh, god, he's gonna get sweat on me." but he would pull out a scarf, and he would wipe it off, and the

here now, bob costas. >> bob: panthers remain unbeaten, take their mark to 6-0. led all the way and win it at home. as is customary we hand out the game balls. seldom do we give out four but tonight is an exception. here is the quartet. cam newton threw three picks and threw for two touchdowns and nearly 200 yards. scored two touchdowns. ran for one, threw for another. thomas davis and luke kuechly on the other side combined for 24 tackles. jonathan stewart carried 24 times for 125 yards. maybe because we can only fit four people in the shot. jonathan stewart doesn't get to speak post game. but the other three do. >> cam, on a night when you guys needed it, the running game combined for over 200 yards. how was it so spruktproductive? >> stewart played with a chip on his shoulder. made it easy for the defense to keep going. >> tolbert was emotional with the passing of his uncle. and the line made my job easy. philly, ted, cotchery made plays. it was a combined team win. great to have captain america and the man of the year on your >> you had a two-yard touchdown b

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our bob ward has the story and bob, we spoke to a man who immediately jumped in to help both victims. didn't hesitate for a moment. he witnessed the crash, saw it all happen right in front of him, and instead of driving off, or waiting for help, he got involved. >> all of a sudden the truck, he pulled out and he just hit him,. >> it all happened right in front of douglas, a tractor-trailer truck hitting a honda civic out on air road in littleton this afternoon. the force of that crash pushed the civic right into a telephone pole. >> he hit him shower chances fast, it was just quick. >> the reporter: it all went down after 1:30 p.m. doug was driving by, and he immediately stopped his car and rand in to this mangled metal to help the two people inside the honda and stayed until help arrived. >> yes and no. he had a little girl with him