and for other reasons that don johnson may know better than i do. but then, when nixon came in, they can have already before he assumed office sent a message to the north vietnamese that he was eager to resume negotiations. in the third week of the nexen presidency, they started an offensive in which every week, up to 500 americans were killed. and many of these attacks, more than half of these attacks came from the areas that were occupied by those four divisions inside cambodian territory. an established base areas from which they launched attacks into vietnam, and the divisions were put there in opposition to the cambodian government. the cambodian government told them that if we bombed those areas and didn't kill any cambodians, they would close their eyes to it. the lbj administration decided not to do this, because we were already under pressure, domestically. and for other reasons that don johnson may know better than i do. but then, when nixon came in, they can have already before he assumed office sent a message to the north vietnamese that

and for other reasons that don johnson may know better than i do. but then, when nixon came in, they can have already before he assumed office sent a message to the north vietnamese that he was eager to resume negotiations. in the third week of the nexen presidency, they started an offensive in which every week, up to 500 americans were killed. and many of these attacks, more than half of these attacks came from the areas that were occupied by those four divisions inside cambodian territory. and after we had suffered 1500 casualties, nearly as many as we suffered in 10 years of war in afghanistan, nixon ordered an attack on the base areas within five miles of the vietnamese border, which were essentially unpopulated. so when the phrase carpet bombing is used, it is, i think, probably much less than what the obama administration has done in similar base areas in pakistan, which i think is sanctified, and and i believe what was done in cambodia was justified. when we eventually wiped out the base areas, the casualties went down by 80%. and so those we

they were trying to get don johnson to star on the episode, they were turned down. after the subway vigilante, who purportedly sent him a telegram and offered to pay his bail. a, john gotti, b joan rivers, c, arnold schwarzenegger or d, rudy giuliani. robin? >> d. >> brianna? >> a. >> that is incorrect. a, john gotti. b, joan rivers, c, arnold schwarzenegger, d, rudy giuliani. >> schwarzenegger? >> that is incorrect. joan rivers was the answer. >> wow! >> that's right. whose 1987 supreme court nomination was the last to be rejected by a vote -- brianna? >> robert bork. >> that is correct. >> in 1984, who was the first female athlete to be pictured on the front of a wheat ties back? >> mary lou retton. >> that is correct. in 1983, a woman had her leg broken and four others were injured when a thousand people rushed into a department store to buy what? >> wedding dresses? >> no, that is incorrect. not even on the list. >> cabbage patch dolls? >> that is correct. cabbage patch dolls. were you a big cabbage patch -- >> i used to buy my nieces cabbage patch -- >> huh-uh.

it will be a warm one, lauren don johnson. >> it is, allergies out of control.o just waking up make sure to take that medicine before you head out the door, sue serio. >> or. net i pot. a loft just started doing that kind, you know, little gross but gets the job done. what number do you think we'll get today? how about we just do double digits? >> really? >> really? >> no rain in the forecast, humidity isn't going to kick in until tomorrow. and it will be nice and warm and feeling like summertime. why not? already starting to see the combination of sunrise, because, it is official at 5 38. 59 degrees, calm winds out there, a tranquil, beautiful start to the day. 40 degrees in mount pocono, that's our chilly spot this morning. we have 52 allentown and reading. we're close to 60, as we said, in philadelphia, and 62 degrees in dover. so this is what a little bit of the radiational cooling, because these temperatures are lower than last hour. but, sunrise coming soon. so they're only going to go up from here. finally got rid that far pesky low pressure system, that

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tomorrow morning at 4:30 with jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson with traffic. for kate, done here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. late show with stephen colbert is next with dakota johnson. thanks for watching. good night, family and sleep well. >> stephen: hey, dakota johnson, thank you so much for being here. >> hi, stephen. >> stephen: i'm really looking forward to your new movie "a bigger splash." >> thank you. >> stephen: it must be so fun to work with tomming hanks. >> what do you mean? >> stephen: "a bigger splash." it's a sequel to big and splash where tom hanks wishes to be a mermaid and learns a lesson about love. >> no, this one is actually sort of a gripping drama that's sort of erotic. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. gripping, erotic drama, tom hanks. >> no, it's about a rock star played by tilde squintop and she her ex-boyfriend ray fines comes to see her when she's on

let's start with the ferrari 1986 car, this is the one that don johnson drove in "miami vice." cars were selling for $40,000 or $50,000 now selling for $100,000 or more so more than doubling their value. this is the famous lab bor gmbo this is the car in the famous cannon ball run opening sequence and one of the first cars that had these cool scissors doors. these cars not that long ago selling for $100,000. now over $600,000 with some going for over a million. and this was one of the big surprises, bmw's not considered really a collectible car. this is the m-3, it's a 1988. they were selling five years ago for $15,000 or $18,000, now they're over $50,000 to $60,000. you've seen all these cars which still look pretty good for their age selling two or three times or more because all those guys like me that were teenagers in the '80s have the posters of these cars on their walls, now they got the money to buy them again. back over to you. >> way to drop the cannon ball run reference there, robert. very nice. let us know if you see adrian barbo -- >> and farrah faucet, let you kno

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don was tax legislative counsel in the treasury in the kennedy and johnson administrations.assistant secretary for tax policy in the carter administration. and then again in the 1990s, in the clinton administration. he headed the tax advisory program for central and eastern europe and the former soviet union from 1994, to 1996, which could not have been an easy job. he served on the transition team in the obama administration in 2008. in recognition of all of these successes, don received treasury's exceptional service award, in 1964. the alexander hamilton award, in 1980. and the treasury medal in 1999. you kind of get the sense that they started making up titles to give to him for his unselfish dedication to public service spanning four decades. these are big awards for those of you who are not tax cognizant. they speak highly of don's abilities and savvy and determination. when he was not in the federal government, don was a managing partner in a buffalo-based law firm of hodgson russ andrews wood and good year. he was senior fellow at harvard law school's international t

don was tax legislative counsel in the treasury in the kennedy and johnson administrations. he was assistant secretary for tax policy in the carter administration. and then and again in the 1990s, in the clinton administration. he headed the tax advisory program for central and eastern europe and the former soviet union from 1994, to 1996, which could not have been an easy job. he served on the transition team on the obama administration in 2008. in recognition of all of these successes don received treasury's exceptional service award, in 1964. the alexander hamilton award, in 1980. and the treasury medal in 1999. you kind of get the sense that they started making up titles to give to him for his unselfish dedication to public service spanning four decades. these are big awards for those of you not tax cognizant. and they speak highly of don's abilities and savvy and determination. when he was not in the federal government, don was a managing partner in a buffalo-based law firm of hodgson russ andrews wood and good year. he was senior fellow at harvard law school's internat