curator bob bradley contacted me in 2000 and said, i and said i e finally i.d.'d through scholarly research this flag and it belongs in arkansas. so they went before their board, show all the work that they had done, the scholarly research, and very generously, they decided to donate the flag to us. so in october of 2001, i went and picked up this flag and brought it back to arkansas. this is the third confederate. we immediately, it had never been conserved, so we immediately began raising money to have the flag conserved. on the average, a flag of this size is probably going to cost around $12,000 to conserve. and in this economy and museums in particular, that is just a very difficult amount of money to raise, but people were very generous, and we raised enough money tohave this conserved. and so this will be one of the centerpieces for our upcoming exhibit. >> you mentioned the third confederate. a little bit of a background on them? >> there were two units from mississippi, and eight units from arkansas that served under this flag. and if you'll see what the

broad day thursday but,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the warriors have promoted bob myers to be their new general manager level larry bradley will remain the the team is the director of scouting the 37 year-old grew up in danville and as a player agent for joining the front office. >>> it's great dad's mad love for the nba start with this team. and so for me it is more than just a job. it is a key way to get started. he has plenty of work to do the final seconds tied and 81 vazquez pushes up for new orleans and fines marcus allen nellie and chris wright is called the goaltending in less than a second of the warriors will wrap of the season thursday night against the spurs. kentucky basketball coach gives dusty baker a few pointers. that came 18th inning scoreless streak came to an ending in the to run homer from brandon phillips gained about three runs in 6 and 1/3 innings valley is designed baseball's iss when he was on the padre's a mistake and that within the cincinnati he tosses seven shut earnings for its first win of the year and the reds to the opener rickey henderson of the ferruzzi to check out the a's latest he is

bob want there, i got a call. i called bradley and i said they're coming after our notes. he called upstairs to katherine graham and katherine graham said they're not their notes, they're my notes and they're going to have come and get me. >> and we said that's just great, can't you see they decide to seasoned her to jail and her limousine pulls up to the d.c. jail and she gets out and says i'll go to jail for this. >> if i could add one thing because these two guys are too modest to say it. watergate in vettiinvestigative journalism was like the big gang. everybody changed after that. my generation of reporters, you could call us the sons and daughters of watergate, just like amanda said. i got into this business because of what these two guys did. and at the "washington post," i run the investigative unit that was set up for bob woodward to run not long after watergate. he was the first editor 30 years ago. i'm the fifth editor 30 years later and that is -- >> and tell them how much they've shrunk your staff. >> i still have seven full-time investigators. >> calm down, c

bob wasn't there, i called bradley and i said they're coming after our notes. he called upstairs to catherine gramm and she said it's not their notes, they are my notes and they will have to come get me if they're going to do anything. >> this is great because you see they decide they're going to send her to jail and her limousine pulls up to the d.c. jail and she gets out saying i will go to jail for this. >> i think these guys are too modest to say it. watergate for investigative reporting was like the big bang. everything changed after it. everything from the way government officials act the way reporters act the way public perceives investigative reporting. my generation of reporters -- you could call as the sons and daughters of watergate. i got into this business because of what these guys did. i run the investigative unit that was set up for bob woodward to run. he was the first amateur and i'm the fifth editor 30 years later. >> tell them how much they have shrunk your staff. >> i still have seven full-time investigators. >> which is a testimony -- but