he was one of the burglars found crouching under a desk in the democratic national committee headquarters in the watergate building. he served a prison sentence that was suspended in 1975." joe, south carolina. caller: i used to know plenty of people in chicago that were in construction and the unions. their entire model was to make the job last as long as they could. they worked half taste, half- hearted. that is the model of most unions, including the uaw. could you imagine everyone in this country working at that pace? imagine if your doctor said that he would make the surgery last longer, what kind of productivity would we have?

but then we must resist the temptation to go intorg% a defensive crouch. the past teaches us that the benign neglect is not a viable option. america must lead efforts to stop the current negative cycle of action and reaction and begin the hard diplomatic work needed to deliver results. as we seek to engage, we should remember the council of former secretary of defense, william perry, who advised us to deal with north korea, quote, as it is, not as we would wish it to be. we should not assume that north korea sees the world the way we do. recent developments should convince us to test our assumptions about north korea and its motives. for instance, when i was in china discussing this with chinese leaders, it was clear that there are a number of reasons for north korea's current actions. one begs the question is north korea really just trying to get our petition? attention? in a fairly sophomoric but nevertheless extraordinarily dangerous way. the fact is they already had our attention. from day one the obama administration made a point of offering to engage

against my arm, and as i turned to the left side of my bed, i noticed there was a head, someone's head crouched beside my mattress. at that moment, i yelled, i said who is it, who's there, and at that point, someone jumped on my bed, put a knife to my throat and as i screamed, he muffled my mouth with a gloved hand. now, again, i say that i was a 4.0gpa student. studying was really very key to me. i knew how to pay attention to details, i knew how to look and be very thoughtful and as i struggled to figure out if i was going to live or die, and these moments went very quickly in my mind, i realized that i was u unarmed, i realized that i was a small woman and i probably was not going to be able to physically defend myself and therefore i made the decision that night that i would try to stay very focused and very calm and hope that somehow i survived. throughout the rape, i paid attention to his face. i knew what the police were going to ask me. should i live. they were going to ask me how tall this man was, how much did he weigh. about how old was he, jennifer. did you get any identifying featu

it for so many years and do it from the catcher's position, think about how many times he's had to crouch down and all the pressure and all the different pain he gets in his knees. it's just really tough position: to play. nut on top of that to be offensively gifted to hit .300 for your career, this is a special guy. he's the first ballot hall of famer and just, you know, he really deserves a lot of credit for what he's done and huh he's persevered. he did it for 12 years in texas with that heat. it's a very special accomplishment. >> how much gas do you think is left in the tank with pudge? >> as you get older, your body starts beating you up and things start slowing down. >> this guy, i've seen him work. he works he's done working. he continues to work. that's why he's such a special guy. that's why he keeps his body in shape. he'll play as long as he wants to play. >> pudge pass, carlton fisk on the all-time games caught list. fernando vina, thank you. >> chad ochocinco is never at a loss for words. today he's feeling pretty good about the future of his bengals' season. we'll tell you