brothers, in particular george bundy. it allows more of his brother william bundy. what was his role? >> william bundy was the older brother and it irritated him that he was oftentimes thought to be the younger brother because his position wasn't as eminent. this deck which brother? >> bill. she died months ago not long ago. >> he joined the cia in the early 50's and moved back-and-forth between the state department and the agency's. at the crucial moments, he was the ssc assistant secretary of state for far eastern affairs, and he was influential, but by that time the decision making had passed and he was meeting for lunches with johnson. he wavered back-and-forth and have a moment of clarity he saw we should get out. but as soon as rusk and mcnamara told him it won't wash. he went back to his office and fought it over and decided to get back on the team. we cannot overemphasize and it's hard to understand from outside of that circle once you have been anointed to one of the president's inner confidants you don't want to

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george bundy who served with mcnamara. he is the ablest man in government. when he makes a basic decision and gets up ahead of steam, he doesn't always keep the sharpest eye out for new evidence. others of us who had been more alert than we were to guard against this one weakness of this extraordinary man. he made his decisions after marshalling the available facts. normally quantifiable data and statistics. he believed that the more facts or information that you gathered or collected, the better you could reduce risk. if we recall at least in abbreviated form, the race is not to the twist or the battle to the strong. but time and chance happened to them all. time and chance happened to robert mcnamara too. thank you very much. >> you put your own book in context. the english man of letters sent with johnson once wrote the business of the scholar is to think in solitude and speak in public. i believe we have been fortunate today to have three scholars what they felt in solitude in a public way that is on this stage. we owe them a lot and join me in thanking

in his brief pro career now, bundy has pitched 13 hitless innings. he's allowed just one base runner -- that was a walk. delmarva won 4-2 against greenville. >>> in less than 48 hours, the selection process begins in the nfl draft. the first round in prime time thursday night. the ravens have the 29th overall pick, many possibilities for the purple birds in that spot. the top pick, though, is known for sure. the indianapolis colts announced today stanford quarterback andrew luck is their choice, ending any suspension about the number one selection. luck will fill the spot once held by peyton manning, who was let go and signed with denver. luck will play for chuck bag gano, indy's new coach. >>> the nba hands a seven-game suspension to ron artest, who changed his name to metta world peace. there was nothing peaceful about his move. he will sit out the last regular season game and six playoff games. it will cost him $400,000 in salary and his reputation further damaged. it wasn't a good one to begin with. >> no. thank you, mark. we'll be right back. ,,

george bundy, who served with mcnamara, had the following comment about the man. bob mcnamara is the ablist man in government. but when he makes a basic decision and gets up a head of steam, he does not always keep the sharpest eye out for new evidence. others of us could have been more alert than we were to guard against this one weakness of this extraordinary man. as secretary brown said, robert mcnamara made his decisions after marshalling the available facts. normally quantifiable data and statistics. he believed that the more facts or information that you gathered or collected, the better you could reduce risk. but if we recall ecclesiasticus at least in abbreviated form, the race is not to the swift nor the battle to the strong, nor does food come to the wise or wealth to the brilliant or favor to the learned. but time and chance happened to them all. time and chance happened to robert mcnamara, too. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thanks, ed. you've actually put your own book in context. i appreciate that. the english man of letters, samuel johnson, on

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in salisbury tonight, the home debut for o's top draft pick dylan bundy. prostart, three more innings for him. still has not allowed a hit in his procareer. he did walk one batter, but he continues to dazzle as a 19- year-old with a # hundred mile per hour fastball. local high school lacrosse, two of the best. calvin taking on the area's new team gilbin. bounces back from their loss and beats gillman. we know the raven's schedule, orioles have 151 more games. doing well so far. >> thank you. >>> still to come a real life ,, >>> scientists come up with a prehistoric find. they say these formations are dinosaur eggs. they were laid 60 million years ago by plant-eating dinosaurs. they range from a few inches to over three feet. of course that's one big baby. >>> well it was an adorable baby doing an adorable thing at the bronx zoo. look at this female baby giraffe was running around chasing a butterfly. zoo keepers say the calf was nuzzling with her mother when the butterfly caught her attention. the giraffe and butterfly turned out to be a hit. turned out to

dillon bundy joined his delmarva shorebird teammates. he spent some time in care so that.uled to start delmarva's season opener thursday. >>> the ravens will welcome in a new crop of rookies in three weeks. today they unveiled the new- look uniforms. ray rice represented at the fashion show in new york with nike. no dramatic changes, just some adjustments to the trim with sleeker lines and logos. rice said of the changes you lookg you feel good, you play good. >>> pawght cap on one of the greatest seasons in college basketball history brittney griner and the lady bears beat notre dame. they never trailed in route to an 80-61 victory. baylor wins 40 games in a single season finishing unbeaten 40-0. and she will be back next year. she's just a junior. >> wow. >> wow. she's definitely going pro some, >>> if you are looking for a steal on real estate or you would like to own your own town you are in luck. buford, wyoming is for sale. there's a minimum bid of $100,000. only one person lives there. he says he hopes whoever buys the 10 eight, will move into it the 21st century. >

help lies in the absence of world are one of our talk of it against serbia origin tie and even though bundy and will get things going against number one more in silly before all the france will host underdog team usa guilford songs are verses american teenager ryan whoreson in the open or in the. russian fans will have a new cycling champion to cheer on the fast approaching london olympics for one of the sia. captured gold at the track cycling world championships in austria the twenty seven year old seeing off kind of those just when glasser to secure her country first track gold in seven years took over is also the double national champion and was second to last year's university games so it's clear she's picking up the right time with a twenty twelve games list in just four months. preparations are also in full swing for us as first winter games so she twenty fourteen the sunni and world's biggest concerts in sight hosting its first ever skiing world cup event in february a more test event have not been scheduled for next month. well all the infrastructure of the games both mountain and c

. >> bill: question number two, 1970s, ted bundy reeked havoc across the country killing scores of womenwhat happened to me to the extent that i can see how certain feelings and ideas developed in me to the point where i began to act out on them. certain very violent and very destructive feelings. >> bill: ugh. the that that nike kel serial killer did what in when he what. [ >> bill: the answer is, d, proposed to a witness. i chased that guy, physically chased him across the country. working in denver at the time. he escaped from aspen, colorado. i was the only interviewer that got his mother. i mean, this guy was so hard core evil i can't tell it you. some day i'm going to do a segment on that. now it's a tie. >> hold on a second. he proposed. did she accept. >> no. she did not, doocy. but thank you for interrupting everybody's trains of thousand. >> excuse me. >> bill: adolf hitler's regime responsible for the deaths, murder of 16 million. >> adolf hitler was defined by his public image and that image was carefully manufactured by the nazis. the nazis turned propaganda into a fine art.

we're going to be murderers like ted bundy, like the hillside strangler, the zodiac killer. >> no, those amateurs compared to what we're going to be. >> he's craving infamy, all four boys seem to want the excitement and exhilaration that is an extreme high for them. >> we are sick psychopaths that get pleasure of killing other people. >> that sounds good, baby. >> like with harris and klebold, they clearly recognize what they are doing is wrong, but they simply don't care about the sanctity of another human being's life. what they want to experience takes precedent. >> there should be no laws against killing people. i know it's a wrong thing but hell. hell. you restrict somebody from it, they're going to want it more. >> exactly. >> we see the lack of empathy, lack of conscience. if they had gotten away with it, i think they would have attempted others. >> torey adamcik and brian draper both plead not guilty even though they're seen planning the murder on tape. >> you're going to hear talk on that video that you quite frankly, don't want to hear. >> torey adamcik's lawyers claimed that t

. >> bill: question number two, 1970s, ted bundy reeked havoc across the country killing scores of womend to me to the extent that i can see how certain feelings and ideas developed in me to the point where i began to act out on them. certain very violent and very destructive feelings. >> bill: ugh. the that that nike kel serial killer did what in when he what. [ >> bill: the answer is, d, proposed to a witness. i chased that guy, physically chased him across the country. working in denver at the time. he escaped from aspen, colorado. i was the only interviewer that got his mother. i mean, this guy was so hard core evil i can't tell it you. some day i'm going to do a segment on that. now it's a tie. >> hold on a second. he proposed. did she accept. >> no. she did not, doocy. but thank you for interrupting everybody's trains of thousand. >> excuse me. >> bill: adolf hitler's regime responsible for the deaths, murder of 16 million. >> adolf hitler was defined by his public image and that image was carefully manufactured by the nazis. the nazis turned propaganda into a fine art. and a deadl

but it's a little bit like saying, i'm skinnier than king kong bundy.e're not talking about principles. if it is true and people still don't like it original my show we like to say that's a you problem. >> let me talk about this new poll. the "wall street journal" poll released in the last hour shows mitt romney's favorable rating has risen to the highest level of a whopping 33%. still his net negative, 36% have a negative view of him. he trails president obama 48%. the positive's view of the president. when you look at this silver spoon battle here, someone doesn't like you. are they think that there's something about you for whatever reason, they don't want to have that political beer with you at the bar. it is easy for the silver spoon to stay out because they don't like you. you have this thurston howell iii as some have referred to him as. this caricature of him. >> the new survey data comports with "the new york times" research. so everybody seems to agree that the likability factor for romney is somewhere close to one-third which is pretty unimpr

serial murderer ted bundy was a top-tenner, along with james earl ray, wanted for killing martin lutherdentified first by an alias. osama bin laden was on the list before he was killed, and accused boston mobster whitey bulger was on it before his capture last year. >> the magic of the top ten list is that it projects these images out to the world. people will going to be able to see this individual, pick up the phone and call law enforcement so that we can apprehend them. >> reporter: something the fbi now hopes will catch eric toth. for "today," pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> still to come on "today," nursing student holly bobo disappeared from her tennessee home a year ago. see what her family is doing to find new information in this case. but first, these messages. ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin

is the industry and making more bundy then us as a country? >> it's a tremendous variation.institutions where people are getting a good education. there are others that are taking on far too much debt and not having access to a good job in the back end. we want to make sure that they have a chance to continue to offer a great education but challenge the status quo. the veterans or a single mother trying to go back to school to take that lack step up the economic ladder. the last thing you would want is for that person to end up in a worse position than where they started. >> arnie duncan, thank you for joining us tonight. i know you are a busy man. >> have a great evening. >> thank you. >> on the last word, yoga gate. the president versus the bacterial per mentation of milk. here, thus losing in the world. [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in re

bundy.> okay. >> bill: we'll talk about that a little bit later. a scene from "married with children." >> nbc late night host jimmy fallon has scored another member of the obama family as a guest. the president will be on the show. the first lady michelle obama of course was on the show back in february with fallon when she did that fitness challenge together at the white house. >> bill: okay, dan, thank you. hey, i gotta tell you here's how i would like to start the day. it is something that's really got me burned up. that is what's happening in greensboro, north carolina today. we knew this was coming. today is the first day of the trial of john edwards. you remember john edwards. once one of the brightest rising stars of the democratic party. ran for president. john kerry's running mate. ran for president again. and then he started getting in trouble. he was cheating on his wife, elizabeth who has since passed away of breast cancer. and so what john edwards -- this trial, if you ask me is

roosevelt had been forced to get people like stimson, mcclay, mob it, bundy into the pentagon and thear department and the navy department and ultimately the defeat of the united states and pearl harbor is an episode of wall street's war against franklin d. roosevelt which did not and then, but then went on a 1945 to what many contemporary thought was the assassination of franklin d. roosevelt in april 1945. that he had been poisoned by the network including a russian painter who was with him on the last day. i think if you just look at the 1934 case and say, oh, smedley butler went to the press, notice that nothing happened. none of them were indicted and nothing at all happened. [applause] you also have to remember in some other countries like spain and the spanish civil war, france with marshall, people were not so lucky and it seems to me there was a real danger in the 1930s of fascist or nazi world domination precisely because the upper crust of society in so many countries had a profound ideological sympathy for fascism. its labor policies in the geopolitical use of fascism agai

. >> guest: kennedy wanted to strike in the beginning and later george bundy, wanted to level the country. they were all together. you see a good movie like 13 days which is an excellent film i think. >> host: directed by roger donald. >> guest: the scene where -- red-faced -- you are in a tough spot, we are in it together but he goes out of the room and you cut the rug out from under them. they were really determined to go and take those missiles out where they discovered them and also recognize you have -- you got to knock out the aircraft installations and the ground does -- you have to do a full invasion. that was the plan. kennedy looking at that goes we have to kill on the way. turns out some of the things we didn't know. this is what i was able to discover which makes the case. looking at this material, what was excellent about this you reach different conclusions. if we had gone in, kruschev said -- he wrote in his memoirs had they attacked by missiles and had i had any left and by the way we can't get the mall to, if we go when we get x% but there will be 10% left for a third lef

bundy ra who is here was imprisoned in iran for eight months, including 105 days in solitary confinement, and heroic efforts to achieve her release -- occurred and of course the bad senator clinton were involved and senator -- secretary clinton just recently recalled the event. few can match secretary -- secretary clinton screwing us schedule -- secretary clinton schedule, but in "time" magazine's current issue of the 100 most influential people in the world, something mac mclarty just mentioned and thank you for cochairing this gala. it pains me of course to give well-deserved credit to newsweek's rival, but i messed. [laughter] of course, i'm talking about the first imf nerd who happens to be a woman, my friend christina let guard. [applause] christine rearranged her travel plans in order to offer tonight's introduction before they been on yet another foreign trip. not long after i joined the wilson center, christine honored us by making her first public remarks in washington as imf director and a morning speech at the center. in that speech, she credited woodrow wilson for sowing the

you had the george bundy, he was a republican of harvard,. >> guest: he was a big favorite.-span: and you had robert mcnamara. here they are sitting around, and i remember from the film that bobby kennedy was against it. >> guest: bobby kennedy was against a botched crew. he did not want a crew that happened to unravel. for them to be taken out and die. he airily said that it is not like in south america or a rock where we can control. he thought the whole thing would go south. when you hear that, you think that they would reconsider the two. i think lodge, as he said, having been the existential running mate of nixon, he was complementary in his own right. he set things right the way he wanted to do it. c-span: how long had he been there when the coup took place? >> just a few weeks. jfk ruefully noted that once as a reporter on a trip. c-span: whose idea was it to make him ambassador of vietnam from the united states? >> guest: it was john f. kennedy's idea to have him be the ambassador to reply on 10. c-span: would john f. kennedy have gotten out of vietnam and he had bee

>> guest: later on that list george bundy national security adviser concert lee curtis lemay wanted toevel the country. they were altogether. and you see a good movie like arnie bernstein's film, 13 days. >> host: that was directed by ronald shawn olson. the theme where the made for a red face says, you know, you're in a tough spot, mr. president. the president comes back and says they think were in it together. he walks out of the room and says you cut the rug right out from under him, general. they were really determined to go and take those missiles out when they discovered them. they also recognized you have aaa to say you've got to knock out the aircraft installations and the ground rockets that cannot shoot do the fans. so you have to do a full invasion. suppose the plan. kennedy is going wait a minute, we think the russians would have to kill in the wake is there going to say. turns out some other things we didn't know. this really makes a case looking at some of this on the book with a different conclusion. if we had gone in, khrushchev said in his memoirs, had they attacked by