bob woodward and carl bernstein. i hope you'll come back in august. by the way, the book is tremendous. not just journalism students. everybody ought to read it again if they haven't already. it is a great book. thank you both for being here. >>> irs e-mails wanted by congress go missing. does the agency's explanation pass the smell test and what does it mean for the fall elections? our panel is next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases

joining us now from washington associated editor of the "the washington post" bob woodward.d you came on the program tonight. because you have seen, as a journalist, administrations going all the way back to i think u.s. grant. weren't you with u.s. grant there? i mean, you are an old guy. >> almost. >> seriously, you were deeply involved with the nixon administration and from then on you covered it. i can't explain this crazy stuff that's going on in washington right now. do you have any perspective for me? >> well, i have some ideas about it. first of all, i served in the navy in the 1960 and if you are captured, no matter what the circumstances are, if you know they are going to try to get you back that is a very good thing. i would be hard pressed to criticize this except from a management point of view. what happened is gee, we are going to be able to get somebody released and then they failed to manage it. a couple of examples. dianne feinstein, the democratic chairman of the senate intelligence committee has said well, she really wasn't informed and she got a late cal

ingraham, bob woodward of "the washington post," liz cheneyrefused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, purposely leaked this benghazi chapter early. the book doesn't come out until june 10th. they wanted any controversy over the chapter to be over before she began her book tour. laura, what do you think of the timing and what do you think of her tone if she says, "i do not want to be part of any political slugfest"? >> i think a lot of people are watching this thinking if only she was' preemptive and aggressive on september 11th, 2012 as she is in marketsing this book. mrs. clinton is a pro. she snows exactly what she is doing. listening to claire mccaskill saying she has great stamina, she has a great resume. look, hillary clinton was on watch twhen the ambassador was mured and three other americans. to write this chapter, we haven't seen all of it, she doesn't answer key questions still. she is very smart. blanketing the airwaves with any further questions are political. that's classic clinton. that is classic clinton. we're seeing the preview of the 2016 ca

. >> now, the parking garage where bob woodward met his source is going to be demolished. now, the question is, what else don't we know about washington's most infamous political scandal? nick waterman is here, a trial lawyer specializing in white collar crime. and we were talking about some of the fascinating secret stories about watergate. you wanted to talk about that garage. >> well, if you asked the average person on the street, it was all about bob woodward and his source. but another event, a republican-appointed judge -- it was only because he meted out 25, 30-year sentences to the burglars, one of them wrote a letter to the judge, saying there were lies and there was a coverup involved. so, this judge, believing that there was more to this, made a lot of the information come out. >> the new york times had the information, but didn't run it. >> well, when i was a prosecutor, a foreign "times" corresponde correspondent, he had a source that was in charge of affairs for the nixon white house. he called up and said it was nixon, colson, they were all behind it. and ri

finally, laura ingraham versus bob woodward on benghazi.  >> president obama is headed off to a trip to europe tonight and he'll meet face to face with vladimir putin for the first time since the crisis in ukraine started. ehe'll also mark the 70th anniversary of d-day this friday at normandy. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >> the five guantanamo detainees are not a collection of low-level operatives

the informant known as deep throat would immediate with bob woodward with information that led to the resignation of richard nixon. in 2005 it was revealed that deep throat was really mark felt a former associate director of fbi. a plaque no now marks the spot. "inside story" is next, and a reminder you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to www.aljazeera.com. . >> mick up the paper, watch the news, there is probably another shocking story demonstrating that the lives of women are cheap. when will they change that picture? that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suar

and it was through those clandestine meetings in parking spot 32d that bob woodward and his reportingartner carl bernstein ultimately cracked a watergate case that led to president richard nixon's resignation. while that now doomed parking garage became a symbol if not a monument for one of the most celebrated accomplishments of the fourth estate, watergate was not our only experience of totally fearless groundbreaking american journalism and that story is the interview tonight and that story is next. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. >>> journalist michael hastings was killed in car accident in los angeles a year ago this week. he was 33 years old. he was alone in the vehicle when it crashed at high speed. and almost immediately after the news broke that

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woodward? bernstein. >> get in here. >> here they are, bob word ward, carl bernstein.watergate looms large over all washington, d.c. scandals. they seem to pale by comparison. when i heard it the rs excuse, it made me think of rose mary woods deleting tape. >> watergate was about a criminal presidency. unlike anything in our history. we have no indication that barack obama knows anything about what happened at the irs in cincinnati. at the same time, you would hope that some democrats would say, could we please get some answers from the irs, not just the republicans. >> having broken the story of this the biggest political scandal in the last 50 years if not longer, is it tough to cover other scandals in washington? >> no, i mean, here is the problem. carl and i talk about almost daily will. and that is that there's such an impatience in the news system, give it to me now right away. i want 140 characters, not words that will describe reality. and one of our bosses at "the washington post" i remember one afternoon saying, you can't understand a man or a woman or anythi

. >> bob woodward and carl bernstein join us to talk then, and now. >>> plus -- >> i just -- i don't believe it. that's your problem. nobody believes you. >> disappearing irs e-mails. fading presidential poll numbers and the omnipresent hillary clinton. our political panel weighs in. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. four more iraqi towns have fall ton isis, an islamist militia that is plowing its way through iraq on the way to baghdad. this as the initial group of u.s. military advisors is expected to arrive soon in iraq. joining me now, senator rand paul, republican from kentucky. a rare treat to find you in town so thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> looking at the situation in iraq as it is now, what would president paul do? >> how we got here and we have to decide as a country where we are going. i think there is chaos in the middle east and i think that's because we created a vacuum. before the war there was a standoff between sunni and shiite for maybe 1,000 years off and on. now we have a chaotic situation, we have a vac

and it was through those clandestine meetings in parking spot 32d that bob woodward and his reportingtner carl bernstein ultimately cracked a watergate case that led to president richard nixon's resignation. while that now doomed parking garage became a symbol if not a monument for one of the most celebrated accomplishments of the fourth estate, watergate was not our only experience of totally fearless groundbreaking american journalism and that story is the interview tonight and that story is next. to map their manufacturings at process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're just their bankers, right? but financing from ge capital also comes with expertise from across ge. in this case, our top lean process engineers. so they showed us who does what, when, and where. then we hit them with the important question: why? why put the tools over there? do you really need those five steps? what if you can do it in two? whoo, that's an interesting question. ideas f

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the parking garage in rosalyn, virginia, where bob woodward met his source, deep throat, who we now know was mark felt. that garage is coming down to make way for a commercial and residential complex. there is a marker out at the curb telling people the significance of the site. >>> and the news from the u.k. this past weekend was this -- the future king of england can now walk. prince george, third in line to the throne, showed a combo of walking and crawling skills as his mother, the duchess, watched, and his dad played in a charity polo match. >>> when we come back, remembering the voice of a generation. >>> finally tonight, back to a time when radio was everything portable, ubiquitous, and playing the soundtrack of our lives. and spinning that soundtrack was casey kasem. while he was in the news most recently because of troubles in his family, during his own struggle with a form of dementia, his death this past weekend reminded us of a time when it seemed downright possible to reach for the stars. we get a look back tonight from nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: long before fans recog

bob woodward met his secret source there called deep throat during the watergate investigation.molition won't take place until 2017 at the earliest. >>> kfc corporation is investigating an employee in jackson, mississippi, who asked a 3-year-old to leave a restaurant because her facial injuries were frightening other diners. victoria wilcher is recovering from a pitbull attack in april. kfc posted an apology on her facebook where the allegation is made. kfc is also giving $3,000 toward her medicalç bills. >>> a case of hoarding turns deadly. the homeowner, 66 beverly mitchell died. police say the first floor was piled waist high with clutter and they didn't even realize at first that the floor had collapsed. mitchell's body was found while they were removing debris with a backhoe. >>> the san antonio spurs are the nba champions. fans filled the streets last night after the spurs took down lebron james and the miami heat. it was a rematch of lastier's nba finals which the heat won. the spurs wrapped up this year's series in just five games. it's the team's fifth nba title. and t

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where mark, fbi official, spilled the beans on the watergate scandal the washington post reporter bob woodwarde new owner plans to build a residential tower and commercial built recalled. >> massachusetts mom got apology from jet blue after flight attendant refused to let the woman's daughter use the rest room. jennifer devereaux, traveling with her two daughters, on flight from new york to boston. the plane was delayed on the runway. now, defer row's three year old needed to use the bathroom but they weren't allowed out of their seats. now the child couldn't hold it, and went in her seat. devereaux says, she's happy jet blue did the right thing. >> she said, you know, i'm mom, too, i totally understand what you are going through, i'm so sorry this happened to you. >> you know, i don't care about a voucher. you know, that casino of stuff doesn't really matter it to me. but i did want an apology for my family because we really felt like we were mistreated and we felt awful about it. >> jet blue says its employees will undergo sensitivity training, the airline also offered the family a $50 credi

arlington, virginia, voted this weekend to demolish the garage where "washington post" reporter bob woodwardet secretly with his watergate source, "deep throat" mark fechlt, a historical marker will remain when the garage comes down. this coming tuesday marks the 42nd anniversary of the watergate burglary. a father and son out fishing for the catch of the day in british columbia this week, wound up with the catch of a lifetime. here is the video to prove it. a sturgeon nearly 12 feet long, weighing 880 pounds. it was hooked by paul jarvis but took help from his father ron to real it in. the fish was tagged and released. the fishing guide believes the sturgeon was 125 years old. still ahead, on father's day, forget the tie, suit up with socks. the tie, suit up with socks. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. you wouldn't have it she any other

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it is where an fbi efficient secretly met with "washington post" reporter bob woodward to give had him information that ultimately led to president richard nixon resigning. it was even in the movie "all the president's men." >>> the donald leaving his mark on the chicago skyline. giant letters spelling trump now grace the iconic trump tower built in 2008. critics are voicing their distaste for the sign, including chicago's mayor. >> reporter: janet, look. it is subtle just like donald trump. you can barely even notice the 20-foot letters hanging right in the center of the town. mayor emanuel says it is architecturally tasteless. problem is back in 2009 city council said he could put up an even bigger sign back when daley was in office. a "chicago tribune" columnist writes, it burns, it offends that this swollen outsider has lifted his leg to mark his territory on our skyline in such a prominent way. the best the mayor can do is propose an ordinance that pretty much gives the donald a non-compete. he responded this morning on fox and friends. >> what he is doing is they've just announce

journalist i have to spend a lot of time to get the right frame story here because i know what bob woodward. call opinion certain blogs out of individuals certain institutions and you have to really keep your nose to the grindstone to really understand what's going on my specialization is the part of the world that i live in and i it's a lot of work you know antiwar dot com is a really good source but it's still a lot harder than i think most people think if you want to find out what's what could be called the truth though it's absolutely correct that. there is now so much information just simply swamping the internet that it is very hard to sift through it all see what is reliable the problem is that the new media. rely very much on the traditional media because the traditional media. were able to gather news i.d.'s very expensive to run a bureau it's very expensive to have reporters all over the world so what goes on in the alternative media that well the very social media is essential . transmission of stories that have been gathered in the traditional media so it's not like the new medi

it is time for the sunday group, radio talk show host, laura ingraham and bob woodward of the "washington post" and lynne cheney, fox contribute tore and former senator bayh. the clinton camp purposefully it is said leaked the benghazi chapter early and the book doesn't come out until june 10 because they wanted the controversy to be over before she began the book tour. laura, what do you think of the timing and tone? she said "i do not want to be part of a political slug fest." >> people are thinking if she was only this aggressive september 11th of 2012. he is a pro. she knows what she is doing. and listening to senator mccaskill saying she has a great stamina and resume? look, hillary clinton was on watch the night that our ambassador was murdered. and three other brave americans. she write as 37-page chapter and she doesn't answer key questions still. they are left unresolved. she is smart. she blankets the air with any further questions as being political. that is classic clinton. we are seeing a preview of the 2016 campaign. >> karl rove says he is surprised that she would released

"washington post" reporter bob woodward met his secret source called deep throat there during the watergateion. demolition won't take place until 2017 at the earlier. >>> family and friends are mourning the loss of casey kasem who died yesterday at a hospital in washington. he was the long-time host of american top 40 and the voice of shaggy on scooby doo. he suffered from dementia. in his final months, his children from his first wife fought a bitter legal battle with his second wife over control of his care. casey kasem was 82. >>> a pilot who flies for skydivers had to bail from his plane over the weekend. the pilot was on his fourth skydiving run of the day on saturday, the last two skydivers jumped out of the plane when one of them hit part of the plane's tail. the pilot tried to control the aircraft but realized he wouldn't be able to land it. he was already wearing a parachute, which is a company rule, so he jumped. >> jumped out of the aircraft. it was at 2,000 feet. i only had 1,500 feet left till the ground. when i jumped out, the plane spiraled and crashed in that field over ther

washington post reporter bob woodward met his secret source, "deep throat," at the garage during theergate investigation. the scandal led to president nixon's resignation in 19-74. in 2005, f-b-i official mark felt revealed he was "deep throat." the garage won't be demolished until january 2017. a memorial marker will be placed at the site. the buck stops *here . the twitter account that started a craze brings *hidden cash* to chicago. the man behind a counter that started several weeks ago has expanded over the weekend hiding cash in several places including new york city, houston and chicago. yesterday envelopes containing money were stashed in a millennium park. followers quickly track them the free money. >> i'm going to help somebody out there do something really nice for somebody. >> is a great idea. >> very cool generosity. a good way to share with others. >> if you missed out, your chance to find the hidden cash says there will be five more bonuses today. so follow the tour account. >> let's let that one sink in. for money ... a black bear is continuing his journey across nor

. >> bob woodward and carl bernstein join us to talk then, and now. >>> plus -- >> i just -- i don't. nobody believes you.

. >> next american history tv, a panel including dennis hastert, bob woodward, and two former congressman. they discussed the role of the legislative branch when the nation is faced by international crises. it includes the separation of powers and actions taken without congressional authorization. this is about an hour and a half. >> thank you. we are all assembled here and ready to go. welcome, all of you. thank you, dennis, for the introduction. i think it is really appropriate we are having this conversation here tonight at the national archives. because much of the controversy around this topic, the role of congress in international crises stem from the words on the parchment papers you can see all around your. article one section eight of the constitution gives the power to declare war, raise funds, and the senate ratifies treaties, verifies the appointments of key presidential nominee is when it comes to assembling a foreign-policy team.

secretly with washington post investigative reporter bob woodward.cal marker will stay. >>> a massachusetts mother got the apology she wanted from jet blue after flight attendant refused to let the woman us a daughter use the rest room. jennifer devereaux traveling with her two daughters on flight from new york to boston. the plane was delayed on the runway. now, defer row's three year old needed to ewing the bathroom, but they weren't allowed out of their seats. well the child couldn't hold it, and went in her seat. devereaux says she's hal i jet blue did the right thing. >> she said i'm a mom too. i totally understand what you are going through, so sorry this happened to you. >> i don't care about a voucher. you know, that casino of stuff doesn't really matter to me. i did want apology from my family, we felt like we were mistreated and felt awful about it. >> yet blue says its employees will undergo sensitivity training, the airline, also offered the family a 50-dollar credit and $5,000 to be given to a charity of their choice. >> don't look now,

the fbi informant known as deep throat spilled secrets to "washington post" reporter bob woodward.ngs. today is the deadline for proposals for the future site of president obama's presidential library. among the bidders are columbia university in new york as well as the university of hawaii, but the front-runner, the city of chicago, which is expected to put forth at least nine proposals. many of them in the city's historical african-american side of town. those are the things we thought you should know. >>> that does it for "news nation." thanks for joining us. i'm tamron hall. we'll see you tomorrow. up next, "andrea mitchell reports" and former defense secretary william cohen. ♪ so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are24/7branches? i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. experience a new way to bank where no branches = great rates. ally bank. your money need

. >> it starts as bury they called me in -- >> that call to bob woodward who had been working at theshington post" forenine months set in motion the incredible sequence of events in history. >> i think the editors said, with would be foolish enough to come in on saturday they knew i would come in. >> this looks like the very beginning. >> woodward's notes of the arraignment of the morning they were arrested. >> the raw material of watergate now in the care of steve at the university of texas. >> you can see first note he took. five men arrested. national headquarters. >> and the judge asked where the lead burglar, james mcclur, worked. owe sent -- the judge sid, speak up. the he said -- he said, speak up! and he finally said cia. >> security consultant in quotes. retired from government cia. >> cia? >> this is when watergate takes off. >> carl burn steen a street savvy reporter in on the story to create the perfect journalistic odd couple. >> you have college drop out, republican radical, guys didn't like each other. >> not particularly. >> bernstein knew a good reporter when he saw

it's time for our group, radio talk show host laura, bob woodward of the washington post, liz cheney,er democratic senator evan bye. >> it was suggested that this chapter was leaked early. the book doesn't come out until june 109. s because they wanted any controversy over the chapter to be over before she began her book tour. laura, what do you think of the time and what do you think of her tone, as she says, "i do not want to be part of any political slugfest." >> i mean, i think a lot of people are watching this thinking if only she was as preemptive and as aggressive on september 11th, 2012, as she is in marketing this book. mrs. clinton is a pro. she knows exactly what she's doing. >> look, hillary clinton was on watch the night that the ambassador was murder and three other brave americans. to write this 37-page chapter well, haven't seen all of it, but she doesn't answer key questions still. they're left unresolved. she is very smart, and blanketing the airwaves with any further questions are political. that's classic clinton. that's classic clinton war room. we're seeing a pre

. >>> it's been 42 years since "washington post" reporters bob woodward and carl burnstein blew open the watergate scandal that would eventually bring down president nixon with an anon us in source known as deep throat. their source was later identified as mark felt. now another chapter is closing. local officials in arlington, virginia, have voted to tear down the parking garage where woodward met with deep throat. the garage will be demolished so that developers can build apartments and office buildings. but it will always have a place in cinematic history thanks to the movie "all the president's men." >> cover-up had little to do with watergate. it was mainly to protect the covert operations. it leads everywhere. get out your notebook. there's more. but those things are amazing. once i saw what they did, i actually started to relax. don't touch my things. those little guys clean, brighten and fight stains. so now i can focus on more pressing matters. like your containers. isn't it beautiful? your sweet peppers aren't next to your hot peppers. [ gasps ] [ sarah ] that's my tide. wh

the garage where fbi official mark felt secretly met with bob woodward during the watergate scandal will be demolished and placed with a commercial and residential building as society goes. the county plans to save a marker on that garage and the landowner has promised to create a commemorative memorial to that event. >>> 6:25, if you're planning a summer vacation, some of the most and least expensive cities to visit. >> why is that relevant? we know why. according to trip advisers, the most expensive city anywhere to visit, shocker, right here in the bay area. you see san francisco topped this year's list with travelers averaging 500 bucks per day in expenses. it compared the outs and overnight stay. following closely behind in second was new york city. >> why are we showing you the lights there? if you're on a budget, head to las vegas, it's ranked as the least expensive destination for the fourth year in a row. travelers there average less than $280 per day. coming up in -- coming in second, miami. not the gambling aspect of vex. leave them on the table. >> suck you in. >> all you can

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. >> next american history tv, a panel including dennis hastert, bob woodward, and two former congressman. they discussed the role of the legislative branch when the nation is faced by international crises. it includes the separation of powers and actions taken without

. >> next american history tv, a panel including dennis hastert, bob woodward, and two former congressman. they discussed the role of the legislative branch when the nation is faced by international crises. it includes the separation of powers and actions taken without congressional authorization. this is about an hour and a half. >> thank you. we are all assembled here and ready to go. welcome, all of you. dennis, for the introduction. i think it is really appropriate we are having this conversation here tonight at the national archives. because much of the controversy around this topic, the role of in international crises stem from the words on the parchment papers you can see all around your. article one section eight of the constitution gives the power to declare war, raise funds, and treaties, ratifies verifies the appointments of key presidential nominee is when it comes to assembling a foreign-policy team. article two,hand, section two, makes it clear the president is the commander-in-chief of the military and the militia and gives him the power to repel attacks against the united

ways technology include to enable sources to come forward once again the way deep throat did to bob woodward and carl bernstein and sources throughout time have come to journalists and leaked with confidence they can do it without being immediately detected bay government who knows everyone who is talking to everyone, and things like secure drop, which is away of letting people deliver documents to journalists with a good amount of anonymity but also technology that we hope to develop further and hope to influence and encourage other media outlets will re-establish the able for human beings to commune anonymously. it's credit critical for privacy critical for attorneys who need to meet with clines in private, and doctors who need to communicate with patients and it's crucial. as far as facilitating whistle-blowers who might have ulterior motives i'm not surely how you can stop that or why that it enmatters. ... it seems unlikely the government will take on anything for the abusive policies the cubs rebuilt. congress is taken here to move forward on legislation that addresses only one of the

bob woodward, what can you say about the nation's most prolific and celebrated investigative journalists, other than now at his age, he is better looking than robert redford at his age, robert redford who was impersonated him -- >> you have no idea how many women i have disappointed. [laughter] >> not a subject i want to go near. [laughter] >> i wanted to get that out in the open. >> for a generation of people like me who wanted to grow up to be journalists, who wanted to be bob, based on his extraordinary body of work. 1973 pulitzer prize for the reporting he did on watergate. co-conspirator, carl bernstein. he won the 2002 pulitzer prize. "washington post" extraordinary coverage of the events of 9/11, plus, 16 books that he is the author and co-author -- most of these are bestsellers. he probably has produced the most remarkable audio work of any living american reporter. and john tanner, we are delighted to have him on the panel. former congressman john tanner 'srved the people of tennessee eighth congressional district for 22 years until 2010. much appreciated in the house as the cof

bob woodward says quote the issue is is there new information out there and one of the questions i have are serious unanswered questions about this. did she keep a diary? here is woodward: >> the issue is is there new information out there and one of the questions i have, and i think there are serious unanswered questions about this, did she keep a diary? remember go back to the 1980's in iran contra ronald reagan kept a detailed diary and he turned it over. >> we don't know that answer. >> no, we don't. this should have been insisted on by the congress and the american people to have that revealed. i think she is playing dodge ball at the expense of four americans who were dead one being an ambassador who was tortured before dying. it is offensive to us that served and to the american people. she should be able to answer questions. >> let's see how she addresses -- >>> hear why some critics say the obama administration has set a dangerous precedent by exchanging one military man for several terrorists. >> this group killed 6,000 people taking the men and sons into the street and slit t

history's going to be torn down to make way for progress they call it, but that parking garage where bob woodward met with deep throat, watergate, right, they're going to tear it down to make way for new residential buildings. the city government said that they're going to have a little plaque to commemorate the area, so you would know why that area actually means something. >> made famous in that scene with robert redford in "all the president's men." >> billions for websites and arps. >> all part of the tech bubble. some wonder if this bubble will burst like the housing bubble did. >> burning down the house. the owners of this home hanging on the edge of a cliff had no choice but to let it be burned to the ground. >> the explosion of a star caught on camera is our discovery of the day. ery of the day. >> guns... >> there are two to three million guns in a population of only 8 million people. >> ...and gun laws... >> after those laws came in, there have been no more mass shootings... >> how different countries decide... >> their father had a gun... their grandfather had a gun... >> who has the r

what's happening now to the parking lot where bob woodward met with deep throat. remember that? man standing in the way of new york governor andrew cuomo's bid for re-election. we'll talk to him in just a moment. >>> but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill, you stand in the way of everything. >> of donny's head. >> sunshine, glory, happiness, fulfillment. >> everything. >> all of that and donny's noggin. d.c., the white house looking nice and lower manhattan looking great too. we had a pretty nice weekend out there. everything is green and lush on the eastern seaboard. we had a lot of rain over the last week or two. now the heat is arriving. this is when the grass will be growing fast. as we look at this first heat wave of the summer season heading for the mid-atlantic, not so much new england but definitely through the mid-atlantic leading to the hottest temperatures of the early summer seechbason. 93 in richmond, 91 in d.c. mostly it will be dry and hot. the humidity is kind of low today, but tomorrow we start to crank the humidity up a little bit and even th

is where the anonymous source known as deep throat met secretly with "washington post" reporter bob woodwarde house attempts to obstruct an fbi investigation. >>> we do have a clarification on something you may have heard here on friday after a report on the controversial trump sign on donald trump's new chicago building. during a live phone interview, trump said of the controversy, "this was started by a third-rate architectural critic for the chicago tribune who i thought got fired. he was gone for a long period of time." well, in fact, that critic, pulitzer prize-winner blair cayman, has been with the "chicago tribune" for more than 20 years and also spent the 2013 academic year as a neiman fellow at harvard. >>> an exciting moment at the ballpark gave one dad a father's day to remember. he was holding his son when a home run ball came sailing into the states at at&t park in san francisco. the dad made a one-handed catch with his bare hand. the only person who didn't look all that impressed, as you can see as we zoom in closer, was the little guy in his other arm. good catch all around. g