bob woodward is an associate editor of "the washington post" where he's worked since 1971. he shared in two pulitzer prizes, first in 1973 for the coverage of the watergate scandal with carl bernstein, and in 2002 as the lead reporter for coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. he's authored or -- excuse me. he has authored or co-authored 18 books over the years with his most recent one being "the last of the president's men." so please join me in a warm welcome for sally quinn, bob woodward and elsa walsh and enjoy the program. [applause] >> well, i get to start. i think in the spirit of full disclosure, western announce that you -- we should announce that you and i are married -- [laughter] >> right. >> -- and have been married a long time. in fact, sally introduced us. [laughter] it was right before the civil war. [laughter] >> speak for yourself. >> yeah, speak for myself. it was 1981. >> and it was love at first sight, literally. love at first sight. >> yeah, you witnessed that. >> i saw it. i saw bob go, ah! [laughter] >> that was a long time ago. >> you used to descr

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here's abc's bob woodward. >> reporter: this jarring scene is becoming more and more common throughout south africa. it may look like this animal is in distress. but farmers here claim this extreme measure may be the only way to save the rhino. what is clear is that national parks in south africa are under siege. all for this. worth over $300,000 on the plaqblack marquette. it's a brutal trade. kruger national park is ground zero. here's a spot. i see some bones. this is nothing new to this forensics team. it's their third crime scene of the day, and there is not much left to work with. what are you guys looking for with the detector? bullets. government data shows poaching incidents are up in south africa, to nearly 1100 last year. on average, three white rye nhi killed every single day, and experts believe they could be wiped out in the next few years. but there might be some hope. this is a bell 407 gt, an updated version of the army's kiowa warrior, used on the battlefield. but this one has a different mission. this is rhino 911. a non-profit, co-founded by fred keys, owner of bbm

carl bernstein and bob woodward of the "washington post" team credited to unravel it. they contacted a grand juror and lied about it for decades. it was not until 2012 when a biographer of ben bradley discovered evidence of this illegal contact with a grand juror in bradley's papers when it was confirmed. returning to the present day tom perez is responding to the indictment saying that all the charges related to their work to promote a pro-putin regime and the case underscores the seriousness of the investigation into donald trump's ties to russia. >> bill: thank you, james. back at it james rosin in washington thank you. >> sandra: joining me for more on this is michael warren senior writer for "the weekly standard". what stands out to you so far since this has all been breaking. >> the first thing is that this indictment, these charges against paul manafort and rick gates suggest that bob mueller has even bigger fish that he is hoping to catch here. these read and sound like charges the government has manafort and gates dead to rights on but they are looking possibl

watergate 679 it was a time when, if you have seen all the president's men, you know the seen are bob and woodward and bernstein see ben in his house and comes out in his bathroom because is he afraid his house is bugged and the phone is bugged and they're being followed. so there was just no way. but i told one of nie friends at the paper that i was in love with ben. and i just thought i had to hell him. and he said you can't do that because if he responds to you, you know, you could destroy the paper and you could destroy the country because you know he would be black mailed. and it would be a disaster. and he said you've got to put your country first. and i know it sounds corny, charlie, but i was an army brat. you know, buttsy, honor, country. and i thought oh my god, have i to put my country first. so i just laid off and then i got a job on the cbs morning news, the same job you now have, yes. and i was the first net work anchor woman in america. and i took the job. and just i because i had to get away from ben. and i knew he was married, you know. i came back and said would you take me to lu