colson was doing the honorable thing. and we all agreed that the fact that somebody -- the police thought one person could have engaged in hacking was a very, very serious matter. >> were you aware of any aspects of mr. colson's settlement package? >> no. >> you told the select committee that mr. milo was appointed to find out quote, what the hell was going on. that's right, isn't it? >> yes. >> well, given that was his brief, what steps did you take to see whether mr. milo was discharging his brief? >> nothing. i relied on mr. hinton. who had been there for 50 years. >> you told us that this was a very serious matter. it was capable of effecting the whole reputation of "news international" and the united kingdom. and the poison was -- just wait mr. murdoch. the poison was capable of seeping further. was this not something that required your personal attention? >> in hindsight as i said later, i said the buck stops with me. so i have to agree with you. >> well, we got to be clear, mr. murdoch. in one sense the buck always

colson. the prison fellowship and colson center for christian world view died at the age of 80. he passed away at a northern verge hospital with his wife and his family at his bedside. he suffered a brain hemorrhage on march 31. james rosen now with more on a remarkable life. >> he was known as richard nixon's hatchet man, the white house special counsel willing to walk over his own grandmother to reelect the president. but after watergate and seven months in prison, charles colson would spend the next four decades as one of america's leading christian missionaries, working with the inmates in america's prisons. >> i saw the world through the eyes of people who are disadvantaged and marginalized, rejected. the outcasts of society, untouchables in memory life. >> born in boston in 1931, he attended brown university. through brown's alumni association, he would meet e. howard hunt, who years later colson would recruit to the nixon white house and go on to supervise the watergate break in. a for

charles colson died at age 80. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and here in new york today, investigators say they found something that could aid them in the renewed search for a 6-year-old boy who disappeared 33 years old. nbc's michelle franzen now with more on the search of eta etan paetz. >> reporter: in the heart of the laid back and upscale soho district, possible new clues in the renewed evidence of the etan paetz case. sources close to the investigation tell nbc news forensic teams cut out a section of dry wall from the basement with which was described as a skein of interest. authorities say they don't know if it is significant but have taken the section to a lab for analysis. the latest search has recaptured the city, the nation's attention. 33 years after etan disappeared while walking to his school bus stop. >> i do remember when this happened 30-some years ago. and we just happened to be out this afternoon walking around. we noticed all the trucks. we walked up to see what was going on. >> repo

colson brought out the bad side of nixon, everything they say was true. it's pure humor. nixon loved that and did that sort of thing often. >> let's talk about some tough times, though. the pentagon papers. >> uh-huh. >> you witnessed the president's reaction. tell us a bit about that, please. >> the pentagon papers came out in the sunday "new york times". on monday morning i was at the senior staff meeting in the roosevelt room and there was a mood of panic and despair. kissinger throwing papers on the table saying, we cannot run a government this way. i was in with nixon that morning and he was genuinely, genuinely alarmed. i mean, i could tell when nixon was putting on an act and when nixon was manipulating people. i've been with him enough. i was enough like him, actually, interestingly enough, that i knew when he was doing things for effect and when he wasn't. he was genuinely concerned that there could be a wholesale breakdown in our security system and we would get cia assets exposed. we would get secret operations like national security study memorandum number one

colson was 80.ing disturbing mystery washing up on its beaches. at least 877 dead dolphins have been found. crews deputy environment minister says the dolphins may have died from a veers. official test results are expected next week. i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. sanjay gupta m.d. begins right now. >> hey there, and thanks for joining us this morning. lots do get to, including a new push to end medical research on chimpanzees. a very controversial issue.

. >>> chuck colson, a major figure from the watergate scandal, has died. colson was the first of richard nixon's aides to be convicted, and sent to prison for seven months. he had been the president's special counsel. but was also known as nixon's hatchet man. after leaving prison in the mid-1970s, colson founded an outreach group providing spiritual support for prisoners. colson was 80 years old. >>> we're following developments in the search for 6-year-old etan patz. today's search has been suspended for operational reasons. investigators aren't explaining what that means, but they say they will be back tomorrow. investigators are also following up on an important development, the discovery of a suspicious stain they found on a basement wall. national correspondent susan candiotti is at the scene in new york. susan, what more have you been able to learn from the investigators there? >> reporter: not much. it's been pretty intriguing to try to figure out what's going on. about an hour and a half ago, as we were standing here, all of a sudden you see that

colson spent the remaining years of his life helping ex-inmates. he died after surgery to fix a blood clot. charles colson was 80. >>> coming up tonight, a guy who hates speed cameras so much, he pulls out a gun. >>> why doctors say miley cyrus might be sparking a risky fad. >>> and the >>> a man gets mad at a mobile speed camera in new mexico and goes to extremes to get even. this video shows a man pulling up to a van with a speed camera inside and firing a gun. the man also appears to be wearing a nightgown, oh, yeah. police are now working to identify him and to arrest him. >>> a san francisco restaurant once known for having the world's rudest waiter, might be forced to shut down. the health department says sam wo's restaurant in chinatown has a, quote, filthy kitchen and the building is no longer up to code. the restaurant became popular in the '70s when a rude waiter would verbally abuse patrons and slam dishes down on the table. the waiter died in 1984. the restaurant owner will meet with city officials to make all necessary repairs. >>> up

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colson was later convicted in connection with the watergate scandal. and while in front, he turned to religion. he founded a prison ministry and after his release colson emerged as an evangelical christian leader. >> the only way i can begin to talk in prison is fellow sinners. nixon is right in there. gentlemen sufficient right-hand man means everything. >>> there is shock anguish and disbelief tonight among the families of three young people killed last may. when a drunk driver crashed their car into a tree. yesterday a panel of montgomery county judges dramatically reduced that driver's sentence. 20-year-old kevin coffee pleaded guilty in november to three counts of vehicular manslaughter and one count of fleeing the scene of a fatal crash. he was caught several hours after the may 2011 crash. the judge reduced his 20-year sentence to 8 years. >> let's go out to the county borders, the district and howard and frederick and let's put up a little sign, drunk drivers welcome, montgomery county. >> this sentence sends a message that the lives of our thr

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the washington post in 19722 says "colson was a master of dirty tricks." while in jail, colson said he reformed and sent the final 0 years of his life work and evangelical minister working with inmates. colson was 80 years old a total of 6 service secret service members have left their jobs. how the scandal is becoming politicized. >> reporter: three more secret service employees resigned friday bringing the total number for six agency person mel who lost their jobs because of scandal. of the secret service added a 12th name for the list of people implicated in the scandal. here is what one democrat had to say. >> my committee and i are awaiting answers for ten questions that we have asked them, we should have those answers may 1st. >> reporter: the scandal took a political turn when a republican senator asked the secret service whether they are investigating potential involvement of white house staff. the white house called the move prepostorrous and says it has no reason to believe any of its people were involved. >> no agent should be involved in a situ

colson spent the remaining years of his life helping ex-immates. he died yesterday after surgery trying to fix a blood caught. charles colson was 80 years old. >>> and a pastor fired from his family's historic church will begin services at a different location. the dispute stems over money in one of the largest churches in our area. derrick has the story. >> reporter: we are outside the metro points hotel just off of 450 and the beltway, and there's an old adage that says the church is not the building, but the people inside. joe pebbles considered the heir, he was ousted by church leadership on wednesday. the board was created by decree by his mother's will. she died in 2010, and since then there has been a disagreement about the management of the assets of the church. this has been characterized by lawsuits and even claims leveled by each respective side that they were in league with satan. the minister has called for cool heads to prevail and called for his followers to not hate. he said in his vision of a church, it will continue and go on. >>

charles colson was 80 years old. james rosen, fox news. >> reporter: he underwent surgery in mark. on march. the head said hey he would, quote, soon be home with the lord. >> there were times hi very, very close misses and ice was coming out of the fog. >> and coming up, a maryland man tells the amazing story of his year at sea. >>> and your internet access could be in jeopardy. why people across the country could be cut off and what can you do to prevent it. >>> and who do you call when your sidewalk is covered in gum? the gum busters. tell us about their most memorable jobs. much more to come on the news at 10. stay with us. . >>> an elderly man is okay after driving his car into an arlington bas kin robins storefront. he hit the gas instead of the brakes. and where's okay. we can say that and there is a price tag and damage, $20,000. >>> a maryland man making history. he's back on land after 309 days at sea. matt rutherford sailed alone, around north and south america and as john henrehan reports, the 31-year-old did that to raise money for a local non- profit group. >> reporter

. >>> finally, a memorial service at the washington national cathedral is planned for charles colson, prominent evangelical leader who died last weekend after complications from a blood clot in his brain. he was 80 years old. a former nixon aide who served time in prison for his involvement in the watergate scandal, colson famously became a born-again christian. after his release, he founded prison fellowship, a ministry for prisoners and ex-prisoners. colson was a frequent speaker and author, and an outspoken advocate for religion in public life. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook, find us on youtube, and watch us anytime, anywhere on smart phones. there's also much more on our website. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes from an interfaith worship service in washington, d.c., where religious leaders marked earth day with calls for more government action on climate change. ( theme music playing )

colson was a 38-year-old lawyer who went to work for president nixon as special counsel. he was quoted as saying he would runned over his grandmother to get the president re-elected. he was later convicted in connection with the watergate scandal and while in prison he turned to religion. he founded a prison ministry and after his release he emerged as an evangelical leader. once again, chuck colson, dead tonight at age of 80. >>> the families of three young people killed when a drunk driver crashed their car into a tree are still outraged after a panel of judges in montgomery county dramatically reduced the driver's sentence yesterday. 20-year-old kevin do faye pleaded guilty to three counts every vehicular manslaughter and one count of fleeing the scene of a fatal crash. she was caught several hours later after that may 2011 crash. the judge is reduced his 20- year sentence to 8 years. >> let's go out to the county borders, prince george's and the district, if howard, and frederick, and let's put up a little addition to the sign -- drunk drivers welcome, montgomery coun

colson was a frequent speaker and author, and an outspoken advocate for religion in public life. >>>t's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook, nd uon ytube, and wah us anytime, anywhere on smart phones. there's also much more on our website. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, scenes from an interfaith worship service in washington, d.c., where religious leaders marked earth day with calls for more government action on climate change.

charles colson. colson spent seven months in prison for attempt to cover up the scandal. colson died from complications resulting from a brain aneurysm. >>> u.s. officials have said it will be hard to access the data on that drone. the drone's history, it was in pakistan two weeks before osama bin laden was killed. >>> the fbi is warning that hundreds of thousands of people could lose internet access later this summer. computers have been hacked, those affected will lose internet services. visit the government website to see if your computer is acted. >>> perfect day at the ballpark for chicago white sox's pitcher, phil humber. he retired all batters he faced. third perfect game in white sox history. as the south siders downed the seattle mariners on the road. 170,000 baseball games since 1900. 21 perfect games. very, very rare. >> really rare. >> exclusive group there. >> it really is. >>> we're going to move to the search for isabel, missing since her parents put her to bed friday night. a frantic search is under way. and abc's john muller is tracking this developing st

charles colson has served time in jail for his role in the nixon administration. he died from complications of a brain hemmorage. >>> robin gibb has been out of a coma in a hospital overseas. >>> a japan explosion at a chemical plant. it is not known what caused the explosions. >>> imagine a 20 pound ball of sticks moving toward you. two men are under arrest for rigging these booby traps off the big springs trail. they were found saturday by an

reflecting on that time in american politics, chuck colson.video clip] >> i remember vividly sitting outside with friends. and i remember i was asked -- where is your pal, hunt, these days? he said -- does to work for us? i said -- no, he left months ago. that he was off the payroll. why are you asking? he said -- well, some of these guys are involved in the break- in and must have known about it. must have seen something. in his pocket he had the name and white house phone number. i thought -- oh, no. if we are involved in this, it could be end of this president's term in office. host: he had the position of white house counsel at the age of 38, he passed away in virginia over the weekend. the question -- but the watergate pollock -- the legacy of watergate on american politics. we will get your calls and comments in just a moment. from inside of "the washington post," this photograph with chuck colson inside the oval office. "he underwent a profound religious transformation." "he said that prison was filled with embittered prisoners who cont

and prisoner prisons around thew chuck colson walk into them to try to help people. he won the templeton price for religion. in 1994 he was instrumental in drafting the publication and publishing a gowment called "evangelicals and catholics together." in 2008 he was awarded the presidential citizen medal by president george w. bush. and he is surviveddably a family he cared -- that cared about him and lots of friends. i'd say, mr. president, for almost 40 years, starting with athe mike wallace interview as i suppose only mike wallace could interview someone, there were doubters and skeptics who questioned his faith, who questioned his change in his life beginning in 1973 but of course they questioned it less so every year. and i would say here in 2012 that chuck colson passed any test about who he had become. the test is both pas passed and pavment the race is won. lives continue to be changed. and i would just say, mr. president, i thank god for chuck colson and i thank my good friend from vermont for giving me a few moments here on the floor. mr. leahy: mr. preside

colson died from complications from a brain hemorrhage. he was 80 years old. >>> the secret service scandal may be far from done. >>> what could bring two rival soccer teams with one goal in mind? i had introduce you to one special girl coming up. >> it's all about saving the environment for all living thing. thousands of volunteers today participating in earth day workday. we'll show you what they are doing. . >>> a top ranking republican wants to know if the white house staff members had any involvement in the secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. in i letter to the secret service certainty grassley asked whether white house staffers and the white house office of advance in scheduling may be involved in the controversy. meanwhile leading democrats are defending how the president hammed the matter. >> he think he is doing enough. i think he acted decisively and he had stripped them of their security clearance. and he suspended them. >> so far six members of secret service have either been fired or quit as a result of this scand

. >> chuck colson, a major figure from the watergate scandal, has died. he was the first of richard nixon's aide to be convicted and sent to prison for seven months. he had been the president's special counsel but was also known as nixon's hatchet man. colson was 80 years old. >>> back to new york now with the search for 6-year-old etan patz has been suspended for operational reasons. we don't know any more specifics, but investigators say they will be back tomorrow morning. we've also received word of an important development, the discovery of a suspicious stain on a basement wall. susan candiotti is to explain more on this. what are investigations telling you? >> reporter: well, on the record investigators weren't saying more about it but a law enforcement source tells me they found this possible blood stain on saturday after they sprayed an agent called -- a chemical agent called luminol. luminol can detect blood. they picked out this one section of the cement wall. they cut it out using chain saws in order to do more analysis. and this luminol can ind

colson in a moment. tell us about changes in the department. >> on that legislation, although it never passed the congress for emergency disputes, actually emergency disputes went away, and we hadn't had one in years and years. that idea was picked up by baseball, and it's now called baseball. that's the way they arbitrate -- not arbitrate, but they decide between baseball teams and individual players. it's also picked up by municipalities for municipal unions. it's amusing, because when we come up wi came up with the initiative which george schultz liked, arbitrators hated it. "the new york times" editorial page was supportive. they raised questions as it to where the devil this idea had come from. george, i think, was rather reluctant to say this. it came out of the young kid and the solicitor. he called me up on the phone and said, can't you find any incident where this idea was used before? so i commissioned three lawyers in the solicitor's office to look everywhere, whether the idea had ever been us

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charles colson, the special counsel to president richard nixon, who went to prison, has died. he was one of the most powerful presidential aidess. aides. colson was on referred to as a master of dirty tricks. >>> monitoring the fragile cease-fire. syria has been engulfed in violence for 13 months. the u.n. estimates that at least 9,000 people have been killed in the uprising. the cease-fire called for violence to end on both sides and begin a political dialogue. >>> total of six secret service members have resigned from their jobs. wjz is live. weijia jiang has more on what one maryland congressman is saying about the shakeup. weijia? >> reporter: kai, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been demanding swift action. and while some say the obama administration is not pushing hard enough, one maryland congressman passionately disagrees. >>> maryland representative elijah cummings is defending the president's response to a prostitution scandal in columbia. >> i think he acted decisively. he got folks out of columbia, the moment he found out about this. he had stripped them

. >> chuck colson died at the age of 80. there was the first report of the watergate story in the media, the so-called dirty tricks in the nixon administration and his process while working in the white house. this is one hour 20 minutes. >> people in the high-tech, media-saturated world get stereotyped pictures of the people, and they then conclude that is all there is to that person. nixon was a very complicated personality. he characterized the history as the evil emperor who punished his enemies and was a vindictive and mean and vicious. he was actually a very kind, decent man. there were many, many times when we would have discussions, even though i was a guy with a political portfolio, i was a guy with the task of mobilizing outside groups, he would just talk about, "we have to do this because this is the right thing." in 1964, in the back of his limousine, up to his apartment on the upper east side, he had said, "you know, we have to do this, because the kind of world our children and grandchildren live in depends on

. >>> charles colson died this past weekend at age 80. he talked about the white house taping system in 2007. >> kissinger had the right although he abused it. to come into the office without having somebody announce him or take him in. kissinger could just walk in when he wanted to. nixon told him that because of the severity of the foreign policy. feel free to interrupt anything. henry would do it for a trivial reason and one day, nixon was really kind of ticked off at henry for a variety of things and i said, executive office the door, the far door swung open. it was henry. caught a glance. nixon did not appear to look up, but i know he knew it was henry. he immediately said to me i think you're right about that, chuck. i think it's time we use nuclear weapons. everything else has failed. and kissinger stood in the doorway absolutely paralyzed. that's on a tape somewhere. somebody's going to hear that on a tape somewhere, oh, my lord, this nixon was a madman. colson did bring out the dark side. >> hear more about his political career,

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they now have colson watching. didn't have anything to do with the 2004 campaign. met bush, had long conversations with him, but wasn't involved in the campaign. don't believe should be involved in the campaign. tell you what kind of guy kerry is. >> may not be relevant here. >> i went to national prayer breakfast in the early '90s, maybe mid '90s perhaps, speakers never announced until the last moment. speaker announced was john kerry. i have gone to national prayer breakfast every year since i began. i went one year with nixon who was not a believe. kerry came in the mid 90s and sitting at two tables in the podium in front of this huge hall at the hilton hotel ballroom. and kerry gave the most evangelist it can message i've ever heard. it would outdo billy graham. it was magnificent. so back to my office, i was convicted because here was a guy i had done everything i could to fight against, thought very badly of who has now become a christian. so i wrote him a letter and said dear senator kerry, you and i once were at odds with one another, and i want you to know

chuck colson was aide to nixon at the time of the water gate scandal. his release from prison, colson began a fellowship group for inmates which is now in more than 100 countries. he died from complications from brain surgery, he was 80 years old. >>> and causing a huge traffic jam, dead tonight. how officials say this happened. >>> and it is all about saving the environment for all living things, thousands of volunteers today participating in earth day work day. we'll show you what they're doing. >>> and two bay area women's soccer teams come together for a cause, how cal and stanford are working to help a very special little girl. >>> and the bay area receives a nice dose of summer heat this afternoon. and now a big cooldown is on the way. we'll take a look at what to expect for sunday as well as the extended forecast coming up . >>> the coroner's office has released the name of a carjacking suspect who was killed by sheriff's deputy last night. the suspect is identified as 38- year-old jimmy lee graves, authority say he locked himself inside a sacram

i happened to go to meetings with chuck colson, somebody called the attack team. at 9:15 we met in 1972 for the campaign and never saw that. i went to the meetings every morning, a whole bunch of people there. pat buchanan was there. there was nothing -- we never discussed anything illegal. we discussed once calling fire engines and having them to go to a shriver picnic or something, some democratic get together. it was sort of fun and games kind of stuff. none of the dirty tricks associated with the '72 campaign came through that at all. that was all sort of hidden away. it was compartmentalized. there was a lot within the white house which was compartmentalized. you didn't see it in the beginning, what structures were there, circles within circles. it was a complex, byzantine place. he began introducing me to the -- i think not just the spiritual side of richard nixon but his idealism and he helped me understand that nixon was a -- something cruel had happened to him somewhere along the way. he -- i don't know where this deformity of character came from or where

colson did bring out the dark side of nixon. it was pure humor. >> hear more about his political career, water gate and later work in prison reform online at the cspan video library with a quarter century available on your computer anytime. >>> one of the things that i always remember because my office overlooked a delldelli ie plaza, there was a day care center. during their recess periods they would come play and you would hear their voices and so that left a lasting impression of course when they were silenced. my son, a dear friend of his in high school, she had just graduated and working in the social security office. her father was a good friend of mine. when i got home actually that morning, i had three different messages. first of all, wanting to know what he could find out about his daughter. secondly, didn't look good and the third message was when he was crying. >> watch our local content vehicle's next stop. exploring the history and literary culture of oklahoma city, with special airings the weekend of may 5th and 6

colson did bring out the dark side of nixon. everything they say is true. it was pure humor. nixon loved it. >> maer more about his political career, weathergate and his later work in prison reform online at the c-span video library with a quarter century of politics and public affairs available on your computer anytime. >> it's been more than 20 years since los angeles police officers were videotaped beating rodney king after a traffic stop. the officers were found not guilty of police brutality. sparking the 1992 los angeles riots that killed 53 people. rodney king recently published an autobiography, the riot within. tomorrow he speaks at the shaumburg center in harlem. you can see that event live on book tv's website. booktv.org. news corporation chairman rupert murdoch and his son james murdoch this week testified before a judge investigating phone hacking by their british newspapers. it gets underway tuesday morning live on c-span2 at 5:00 a.m. eastern. we had planned to bring you live coverage of the social securitied a medicare trustees releasing their annual report t

colson died from complications resulting from a brain hemorrhage. he was 80 years of age. >>> iran claiming that it is manufacturing copies of a captured u.s. spy plane. the top secret surveillance drone was captured by iraq's armed forces last year. u.s. officials have said it will be hard to express the data on that drone but a top general offered details of the drone's history, including that it was in pakistan two weeks before osama bin laden was killed. >>> and the fbi is warning that hundreds of thousands of people could lose internet access later this summer. computers all over the world have been infected by a hacker ring running an ad scam. the ring was broken up. when the computers are shut down in july, those infected will lose internet service. find out if you're computer is likely to be affected, visit the government website bcwg.org. >>> it was a perfect day at the ballpark for chicago white sox's pitcher, phil humber. he retired all 27 batters he faced. only the 26st perfect game in major league history. third perfect game in white so