james haggerty did. he talked about the food that he ate, his blood pressure, his bowel movements, everything. the press secretary did tell folks what was going on and they did have a policy of full disclosure, but when you think about the politics of being president, it is hard to tell the complete and utter truth every day of a sick president. i have a quote that i did not think i would remember well. it is from a white house reporter named russell baker who was the reporter for the "baltimore sun." he was in denver colorado when eisenhower had his heart attack and he was there covering it. this is what russell baker has to say and i think when you hear this, you kind of give dr. howard snyder and some of the people in the information who may be did not tell the full -- who may be did not tell the full truth you cut them a little slack. this is what russell baker has to say. "a president with a heart attack was an extraordinary piece of news in 1955. there had never been one before. how serious eisenho

james haggerty did. he talked about the food that he ate, his blood pressure, his bowel movements, everything. the press secretary did tell folks what was going on and they did have a policy of full disclosure but when you think about the politics of being president, it is hard to tell the complete and utter truth every day of a sick president. i have a quote that i did not think i would remember well. it is from a white house reporter named russell baker who was the reporter for the "baltimore sun." he was in boulder, colorado when eisenhower had his heart attack and he was there covering it. this is what russell baker has to say and i think when you hear this you kind of give dr. howard snyder and some of the people in the information who may be did not tell the full truth, you cut them a little slack. this is what russell baker has to say. "a president with a heart attack was an extraordinary piece of news in 1955. there had never been one before. how serious eisenhower's might be was anybody's guests

after the meeting alameda county supervisors scott haggerty told the paper it was productive but notvincing enough progress was made the nfl wasn't available for comment but told the san diego radio station oakland has failed to produce a clear plan to finance a new stadium, the nfl does not want projects that rely on additional development to help pay for a stadium that is a corner stone of oakland's proposal. >>> 6:57 marine biologists say it is unlikely we are ever going to get a definitive answer about what killed a 50 foot sperm whale in pacifica this comes after biologists from the california academy of sciences and veterinarians from the marine mammal center conducted a necropsy yesterday scientists say the tissue samples are too decayed for lab work, working with if i firnls to -- officials to figure out what to do, maybe leave it where it is or decide to bury it. >>> claudine, 6:57, four students arrested and accused of serious crimes next, what they're accused of doing. >>> and a ribbon cutting today for a new facility in san francisco for the police department, however the

visit to the raiders yesterday to get an update on development plans now after that meeting scott haggertythe paper it was productive but admitted the vp needs convincing that progress is in the bay has told a san diego radio station oakland has failed to produce a clear plan to finance the new stadium, the league does not want projects that rely on additional development to help pay for the stadium which is ai corner stone of oakland's proposal. >>> still ahead a 5-year-old girl grabbed by the neck and pinned against a wall in san francisco's marino district, the arrest made by police and what they called a shocking random attack. >>> we have some bridge troubles to show you, westbound bay bridge there's a stuck truck right in the middle of the span here they're trying to get it out but traffic is already backed up at the bay bridge total -- toll plaza and this could aib bad one for the bay bridge. >>> the weather forecast for today, pretty mild lots of sunshine the weather not be interfering with your commute clear skies and temperatures warming back up coming up the neighborhoods in the

this is eisenhower's press secretary james haggerty. >> there's a limit to what the united states andn reached. >> by april of 1961 newly elected president john f. kennedy ordered the cia to invade cuba at the bay of pigs. castro easily defeated the invasion and officially aligned the country with the soviet union. in september of that year congress prohibited aid to cuba and authorized a complete trade embargo. following the cuban missile crisis in 1962 kennedy expanded restrictions to include travel to the island. 2015 is proving to be a very different year than 1962. >>> coming up next the average american ceo makes 350 times the american worker. one ceo decided to do something about that. i'll introduce you to him coming up next. ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. curling up in bed with a ... ...favorite book is nice. but i think women would rather curl up with their favorite man. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with e

also lisa gordon-haggerty, security council for president bush and president clinton. a week after i got to the white house we had the first anthrax and i had to deal with her and her team how we deal publicly. we experienced in the first couple of weeks a lot of concerns that have been addressed by previous testimony not just today but in the three panels. how do you coordinate an efficient response in order to deal with that crisis. so we kkz the panelists and ladies first. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for the privilege to speak before this important panel today. i certainly support your mission and given my prior experience i'm hopeful my opinions will serve the purpose. i'm also grateful to be in the company of my two dear friends with whom i share much in common and work towards fixing endless battle of interagency coordination but most importantly leadership. my perspective comes from having served as career civil servant once again department of energy director for technical response to all nuclear and radiological emergencies. after a few y

i went into lisa gordon-haggerty's office not lonell after 911 and there was a special sources knife up on the wall and i realized she was not to be trifled with. >> i like that target. >> yeah. >> shooting target and all the holes right in the middle. >> yes. i've seen that one too. >> got my attention. >> she always gained ascendancy by showing you a few of those items. seriously, i just want to mention lisa did an incredible job with an unexpected attack attack on america and we should be grateful to her. someone else we should be grateful to regarding leadership. it's interesting the two leaders i worked for towards the end of my career, secretary ridge, in 1988, i was in geneva and secretary decided hhs needed somebody at the white house because national security and health was becoming a more and more critical issue, whether hiv, biodefense. she called her buddy and said i'm sending you somebody. that's the way she does things. >> and i'm paying for them. >> and i was the first person ever to do health policy at the white house, which was interesting because my first two weeks