dean lyons: thank you for that. can you use the microphone? thank you. >> thank you. what is your view on google withdrawing from china? more specifically, to provide limited but still superior service to 1.4 billion people compared to no service at all. gabriel: that was definitely the most challenging chapter of my time at google without a doubt. you know, it was a source of real soul-searching at the company. first, let me tell you where we stand on this at twitter and i can try to shed some light on how that went for us at google. twitter is currently blocked in china. as much as we would love for people in china to be able to freely access twitter, they cannot. what we said is that we are unwilling to make the kinds of sacrifices that we believe we would need to make in order to be unblocked there. perhaps there is a world in which twitter can be unblocked but it would require sacrifices that were just not prepared to commit to because of our values. in the case of google, i would say it was similar. the differ

dean told the prosecutors who promptly, illegally, told nixon. nixon keeps it quiet from going again, for another ten days or more. but it does come out and, now, he's in deep trouble. burn has to put it out because he knows that now that dean is talking, it's going to come out. so he can't sit on it any longer. he has to put it out. and nixon lost all of that. >> so you believe this is the most important information that dean told the prosecutors? >> oh it was crucial that dean told the prosecutor. it was curable. it didn't involve the president. he deliberately kept from involving the president, i think, for various reasons. maybe loyalty. but also a fight with the president, dean knew very well is a very dangerous process. in fact, by that time, he knew that he was dealing -- they were dealing with people who were assassins. hunt, had organized, managed, efforts to assassinate castro. but they were all in a plot to assassinate toreos in order to get the panama canal through the -- what was it? to have another canal, another canal. i think ther

part two of the interview with john dean begins shortly. and every weekend on c-span 3, 48 hours of people telling the american story. eyewitness accounts of the events that shape american history. american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. and our primetime presentation continues tuesday night, a seminar on the closing of the civil war in 1965. the that begins tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on c-span 3. >>> john dean joined the nixon white house in july of 1970 as counsel to the president. coming up next, part two of a two-part interview with mr. dean. he talked about the fallout from the watergate break-in. and talks about his eventual sentencing. the richard nixon presidential library conducted this interview. >> tell us when you heard about the break-in. >> i had been in manila giving a speech for a graduation speech for a bunch agents that had been trained by the dea. crossing the dateline is always a body twister. i arrived in san francisco, and feeling just jet-lagged badly. and i called my deputy, and said

dean lyons: thank you for that. can you use the microphone? thank you. >> thank you. what is your view on google withdrawing from china? more specifically, to provide limited but still superior service to 1.4 billion people compared to no service at all. gabriel: that was definitely the most challenging chapter of my time at google without a doubt. you know, it was a source of real soul-searching at the company. first, let me tell you where we stand on this at twitter and i can try to shed some light on how that went for us at google. twitter is currently blocked in china. as much as we would love for people in china to be able to freely access twitter, they cannot. what we said is that we are unwilling to make the kinds of sacrifices that we believe we would need to make in order to be unblocked there. perhaps there is a world in which twitter can be unblocked but it would require sacrifices that were just not prepared to commit to because of our values. in the case of google, i would say it was similar. the differ

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those were great years and dean martin he doted on dean martin, he loved him, frank sinatra loved comediansout guy that could tell a great joke himself. he loved to tell stories but when it came to funny guys whether red buttons or don rickles he loved being around comedians, dean martin was a naturally funny witty guy who said funny things just off-the-cuff right from the shoulder. and sinatra would egg on martin to tell steve what you did when we were making sergeants 3, tell steve what happened when we were doing this movie or that thing. and martin would tell the sorry electricity. he was a laid-back charming great guy and you could see the affection sinatra had for dean martin, they were completely noncompetitive personalities, sinatra was the alpha and dean was happy to just -- he was his own guy but he didn't worry about -- >> rose: no one has had a voice like sinatra. >> i don't think so. there are some great vocalist and great stingers but frank brought something even today i listen to him all the time i know you do and everybody else does, i remember one night in connecticut, we d

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janice dean, joins me now.r beef is that america is going to the u.k. >> well, this is kind of took us buy surprise. the air force decided to use a european model instead of the american model to forecast, and as you know, as forecasters as meteorologists, we use not just one forecast model but several of them, especially when it comes to hurricanes and tropical systems as well as winter storms. not every computer model is great. we have to use them all together to have a consensus. this us one of our models, the american model. gfs model 4. saturday we're forecasting a storm going across the ohio river valley, and the difference between this and the european model is not much. but when it comes to hurricanes and the difference of 15 miles, the storm bringing blockbuster snow to new york. new york got two inches and we forecasted 20. and the u.s. prodle outprofiters the u.k. model. >> why are they doing this? >> i don't know. what we read it's a cost-cutting. somebody decided we have to cut costs. the navy didn

deans let me ask you this. is that something the industry should have gotten wrong from the standpoint of environmentalists, is that something that they should have known was not going to go right? >> well, certainly the blowout was the result of a long change of mishaps miss judgments finally the failure of that blowout preventer. the question is now could it happen today? sadly unfortunately it could. the industry has taken steps to remove the risks of an operation at sea but we haven't made it safe we can't make it safe and in fact del just last year there were more injuries and accidents per well in the gulf of mexico than there was in 2009, the year before the blowout. which means we still put our workers our waters and our wildlife at risk when we go after oil and gas in the ocean. >> mr. deans, was this an accident or an accident waiting to happen? >> well, i think you could call it either way but what we do know five years later from an up environmental perspective is, it's been disastrous, the longest

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dean is a friend of mine. and i believe he's a great truth teller. at that time, he was still a white houseman, as he put it. blind ambition. but he was not willing to perjure himself. and he revealed in the course of plea bargaining with the prosecutors, the break-in to the doctor's office. that, i'm going to condense here very greatly. nixon did his best to keep that from going to my trial. nixon kept the knowledge of the break-in from going to my trial where it clearly was his responsibility to inform the judge of this break-in. and, also of the f.b.i. wiretaps against me. he ordered the material not go. finally, peterson, on i believe, april 25th 24th or 25th went into him and implied they would have to resign because they would be guilty of obstruction of justice if they didn't pass that material on. nixon, on the 25th then authorized to give the information to my judge to tell the judge that it was national security, which i think he believed, meaning he doesn't have to give it to the defendant. it should be kept under wraps, if possible. he ho

in later years, dean martin joined us.ould have these weekends with frank sinatra and dean martin on the plane 10 hours. we had this little choreography that became a family thing where after lunch he would take out the music and he would take out luck be a lady and rattle it in my face. we would play it on the fountains. some of the most wonderful memories of being with sinatra. the thing that i think of professionally is how dedicated he was to the audience, and to his trade. it was -- i also have a vision problem. i don't see well in the dark. backstage he would take my hand in case i couldn't see a step. as time went by he had an apartment, and i would stay there. we went to lunch once on lexington avenue. the hotels at 51st, it was a beautiful avenue. let's walk back. he said ok. i hope we don't get bothered. charlie, he took my hand like i was three years old. i was walking down park avenue with frank sinatra holding my hand. i was 42 years old. i loved it. people turned around and looked at us. it was such fun. [lau

for beasley, kathy and all of us here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean.sphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman with guest jungle jack hannah. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the swedish-- theaters central park it's the late show with david letterman! (cheers and applause) tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, collector of lone- ly-- and shining objects david letterman! (cheers and applause)

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dean, thanks very much.e captain of a boat that capsized off libya with nearly 900 refugees on board has been arrested on charges of murder. it's feared that more than 800 people were killed. italian prosecutors say the boat collided with a rescue ship and then flipped when panicked passengers stampeded to one side. more than 1,600 have perished at sea this year, fleeing war and poverty in north africa and the middle east. today a former nazi went on trial, charged with 300,000 counts of accessory to murder. german prosecutors are pursuing more than a dozen aging nazis under a new legal theory that death camp workers can be held accountable for the holocaust even if they didn't murder anyone with their own hands. mark phillips is covering the trial. >> reporter: oskar groening now, a frail 93-year-old man with a dark past. oskar groening then, a member of the watch watch s.s., the most nazi of the nazis stationed at auschwitz. hedy bohm on the right, an 86-year-old grandmother, hedy bohm then, a teenager dep

the dean is on your side, right?not think your teacher should have sent that note home and you should be able to have whatever snack you want. >> i don't know if the dean's on my side. she won't talk to me. the school district, they won't return my phone calls. the dean is just ignoring us. so i hear she's -- >> this is what she said. the dean said it is not school policy to tell parents what children can or cannot eat. she's on your side but not speaking to you. >> even though she spoke to my iffiancee on tuesday and she ve short, would not even speak about anything. >> mark "fox & friends" as pro-oreo and pro-lisa. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> all right. straight ahead, geraldo face to face with a protester. >> what do you see? >> what do you see? >> putting his face in my face and trying to stop me from doing my job. >> i'm telling white america stop not giving a damn -- ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from infin

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dean, thanks very much.oday a former nazi went onl, trial, charged with 300,000 counts of accessory to murder.in german prosecutors are pursuing more than a dozen aging nazis under a new legal theory that death camp workers can be held accountable for the holocaust even if they didn't murder anyone with their own hands. mark phillips is covering the trial. >> reporter: oskar groening now, a frail, 93-year-old man with a dark past. oskar groening then, a member of the waffen s.s., the most nazi of the nazis stationed at auschwitz. hedy bohm now, here on the right, an 86- year-old grandmother, hedy bohm then, a teenager deported to auschwitz with more than 400,000 other hungarian jews where the vast majority, including both her parents, were murdered. oskar groening says he didn't directly kill anybody, that he was just a cog in the nazi murder machine, but without cogs, machines don't run. hedy bohm will testify against him. >> i cried after my mom, and she heard me. >> reporter: the family were separated as

. >> music superstar jason al dean.s work. >> jason al dean, spill spinning, and demonstrating he is one of those artist who is can go, you know, four, five singles deep into an albumn. >> brought a lot of new sounds into the music and people are responding. jason aldean is a guy who can pick songs write song, get to the heart of the country music fan. >> ♪ ♪ >> i know a lot of times those are the songs that allow to you take a couple of dif rather pants maybe you normally wouldn't have take glenn end said he doesn't want to make elevator music. he doesn't want people to have no reaction. he either want you to love his music or hate his music. >> if it doesn't hit a nerve with people, then it is elevator music judges background music that nobody pays attention to. >> he has proved he can sell out stadiums. i think he will be doing it for awhile to come. this muse sick amazing. >> ♪ ♪ >> see the awards here tomorrow night at 8:00. and hey stay tuned for "eyewitness news" at 11:30 after the awards, we'll have chris may je

more dean dean xenophobia attacks in south africa. and in nepal the cliepg climbing system begins. >>> in the capital baghdad deadliest attack in the car dealership district. i.s.i.l. fighters are claiming responsibility for a car bomb attack near the u.s. consulate in erbile. from erbile here is kim fanl. >> vanel. >> the car bomb went off about 5:45 p.m very close to this explosion when it happened it was very, very loud. local sources are telling us that at least three peoples have been killed, possibly more. at least eight have pen injured including one americans and one turkish national. this is very unusually for erbile. spared much of the violence with the violence in iraq areas in iraq. ing at a war dealership, u.s. officials and kurdish officials and iraqi officials have in recent days applauded the gains that have been made against the islamic state of iraq and the levant here in iraq but i think it's clear to say that with these latest attacks it's too early to say that the tide has been turned. >> iraq's outlawed baath par

the magazine failed to follow basic rules of reporting the dean stephen cole spoke last hour. he says the writer made several key missteps. >> there is a cautionary tale here about the relationship between the selection of this illustrative narrative and the underlying assumptions that the reporter then became entangled in and it doesn't mean that that methodology shouldn't be ever used, but i think this is an example where you would really learn to be cautious about knowing in advance what it is you think you're trying to illustrate. >> the fraternity implicated in the article,ify phihi kappa alpha. >> voters could put up to three african americans on the city council for the first time in history. >>> former nsa contractor edward snowden, sits down for a conversation that was at teems both funny and confrontational. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents that are in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> well, i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents

and they did not want dean's looking.o this schedule a two hour independent study courses that are three and, and guess what he rocked it with an a. and then he too, was boosted up over the eligibility bar, on the field in the fall, fall never graduated, however and never played in the nfl and the reds case is much more egregious as far as we are concerned because he made his money, made money, made it to the nfl got something out of the experience representative of so many athletes committee get nothing no education you did not he did not get his name: track day, you get nothing. and his experience it's typified the experience of the revenue sport athlete basketball and football players at unc and across the country. what happened was egregious, cingular, awful, but things like that happen everywhere because all of these athletes are working in the same pressures working their 50 hour weeks and trying to make their way in the classroom often at universities where they are not prepared to do the work. they find ways to ke

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and they didn't want deans looking. so, they scheduled a two-hour independent study course for reg instead of three and guess what? he rocked it. he got an a-minus in that course. and then he was boosted up over the eligibility bar, was on the field in the fall. never graduated, however and never played in the nfl, and the reg case is much more egregious as far as we're concerned than julius puppers because at least he made it to the nfl-got something out of the experience but poor reg representative of so many athletes, got nothing. he got no education he got no -- get get his name called on draft day. he got nothing. and his experience as far as we're concerned, typifies the experience of profit sport or revenue sport athletes basketball and football players, at unc and across the country. what happened at unc was egregious, singular, awful, but things like what happened at unc happen everywhere because all of thieves athletes are working under the same pressures they're working their 50-hour weeks at their sports try

dean mcginniss is a 30-year veteran with the kansas city police department.ner, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. often the officers will ride together, but today, they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw an hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. i slowed down, looked at him in my rearview mirror. it crossed my mind i wonder if he knows anything about the officer, he saw it or was involved in it. >> as o

>> many. >> it is just like what dean said.ere talking to him before the show today. it is tragic what has happened to these coastal communities with lived off our marinest awares. we've had hundreds of thousands of businesses affected. we've had thousands of business that's ran out of capital. and every week some of them still collapsed from the impact of economy from five years ago. they just ran out of money. >> five years ago today. it is the anniversary. great to have you all with us tonight. i appreciate it. that's "the ed show." politics nation with al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for tuning in. we start with breaking news from baltimore. about the death of 25-year-old freddy gray from a spinal cord injury that his lawyer says happened in police custody. city officials just wrapped up a press conference highlighting the central mystery of the case. >> did he sump a very tragic injury to his spinal cord which resulted in his death. what we don't know, what we need to get to is how that injury occu

dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> axelrod: the church couldn't hold all the people who turned out today for the funeral of walter scott. he is the african american man shot and killed last weekend runningrunning from his car by the white police officer who had pulled him over in south carolina. vicente arenas is in north charleston tonight. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people attended walter scott's funeral. hundreds had to watch on a monitor outside. family and friends surrounded the 50-year-old's flag-draped casket. chris stewart is the attorney for the scott family. >> their son is going to be remembered for changing the way that we look at each other. because next time something does happen to an individual be he african american, you will now think maybe there's another side to the story. >> reporter: investigators continue to exploarp the shooting and the aftermath when other police arrived. this new video from another officer's dash camera shows faden santana recording event on his cell phone. it also shows officer slager standing over scott's body. state investigators said

dean and heidi how adorable are these little guys.i and all kind of other dogs this weekend. we'll tell but it in a live report. hey, guys. so dean, heidi there they are let's walk them over here. can we? all right we come over here, talk to kim how are you? >> you have huge event. >> dow. >> this event will draw hundreds of dogs from all over the delaware vale, but you're in bucks county nor event? >> yes, warminster park, starts 10:00 a.m. in the morning, will go to 4:00 in the afternoon. so you also not only have pets to adopt you also can ask the trainer questions? >> absolutely and that's colleen over here. >> so colleen, would you take the mike quickly? my hands are full as you can see here. >> this is all about potty breaks consistency. if you're consistent your pup can be house broke never about a week. >> this is rocky also up for adoption. what's the difference between adoping a puppy and adopting more adult dog? >> a loft times if you have people in the house hole working all day puppy can be difficult thing to take on. >>

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