only haldeman challenged him. it comes up well only because it is yes, boss, yes, sir, you got it and it is constantly trying to to tell the president in a sycophantic way everything he is doing is right. the other part of the book, the vietnam war, you can't get around it when you study this period. looking at nixon using let's bomb them, let's bomb from the jesus out of them to show china we are not week. a lot of nixon continuing the war in vietnam into cambodia and fall, to show the chinese we did not hold it and it was on when using the bombing as a wedge and even say even if we lose the vietnam war, they will sing con that. this all comes across on the tapes and also recover the foreign policy lesser ones in china, the in the pakistani war. we have the president of the united states backing pakistan because they are great ally in trashing india over and over again because india is neutral or friends with the soviet union and so this is a seminal look at what we did at the foreign-policy years, nato policy, a

i even knew haldeman before he was haldeman but in washington there was a lot of skepticism about whetheryou know what you are doing and it took me to a different level and i was forever grateful and it was the beginning of a great friendship which was only deepened when he married married my friend sally and the two of them produced the incomparable quinn. for me this is a great privilege. i've been thinking a lot about the words that have been written and spoken about ben in the past couple of weeks including mine and however eloquent or heartfelt they might have been they were somehow inadequate to the pleasure of knowing him which was a physical experience, to be in that electromagnetic energy field that he brought into any room that he entered. this do find ben as much as those turnbull and as their shirts that we have been hearing so much about in recent days. let's be clear about something. those were the sally effect. pre-sally p. just like holden caulfield in shambles. it was that tough school conceit that came out of the pedigree, pedigree that he was proud of but he always wore

we're about to accuse haldeman of protecting a criminal conspiracy from inside the white house. it would be nice if we were right. >> bradlee and his third wife, the power couple. he was known for his charm, his star power and his profanity. >> jesus, what kind of a crazy [ bleep ] story is this. >> he was the epitome of news man charisma. even when he walked across the newsroom, he would do it a couple times a day, he had this effect that made you want to do better. >> bradlee stumbled after watergate publishing a story on an 8-year-old heroin addict but it was a hoax. he recovered and remained a man with pedigree and that salty vocabulary. remaining on the front page. >> my kind of heart. i like that. if you're right, it isn't hard. >> reporter: fearless. my last interview with him, his 50th anniversary, the assassination of his friend, john f. kennedy. >> did you cry? >> oh, sure, i remember crying the day when jackie walked in in that goddamn dress. >> and put her arms around you. >> and put her arms around me. >> do you turn around when you see those scenes, i've seen enoug

only haldeman challenges him so kissinger does not come up well in this book. yes sir whatever you think sir you got it and constantly trying to tell the president in a sycophantic way everything is doing is right. the other part of the book the vietnam war. you can't get around it when you study this. matt. we are looking at nixon saying let's bomb that the jesus out of them. to show china we are not weak. a lot of nixon continuing the war in vietnam and into cambodia is to show the chinese that we don't pull the tent and go home. he would even say even if we lose the vietnam war the chinese will think i'm mad. he wanted people in southeast asia to think he was mad. let them think i'm crazy. this all comes across on the tapes and also would cover the foreign-policy something like the indo pakistani war in which you have the president of the united states back in pakistan because they are a great ally in trashing india over and over again week as india is neutral or friends with the soviet union. this is a book we get of these foreign-policy years and nato poli

these vulnerabilities are real and the haldeman group analysis of estonia's voting system showed problems across all three of these phases. realize important to that our present voting system has numerous points of failure. -voting complexity of e against sets it apart. clerka checker or ballot in a traditional system require specialized skills. being an administrator requires significant training and experience. experienced cyber security professionals right now are in short supply. it's something i've been talking about for years, we don't enough people going into these fields. we could change that in a number of ways, starting at the high school level, to encourage young people to go into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. especially in the field of cyber security. ciber is a relatively new domain that is still ramping up, cyber training capacity, but part of it is also tied to the inherent difference between cyberspace and me space, you might say. defending against an adversary has always been difficult. attacker needs to find only a while point of getting in the defen

lick spittle, haldeman, the unindicted could conspirator found a way. woman on my staff, i was audited. she says so was i, when were you? it was right after that. and he -- one of nixon's favorite hobbies of his illegal ones, was punishing people with the irs, as you know. that's no secret. and he -- you know it hurt the smaller people on the staff, didn't make much money, i had been audited every year without nixon and to be without nixon is a blessing. the other night was the night that marlon bra brando, broke the jaw of a paparazzi. >> that's when he punched galell rvetion galella out, right? >> [mumble] >> don't you boom and it was boom like this, a shot that came up from the sidewalk a sneak punch in the middle of a mildly spoken sentence, even as marlon did in two movies i can cite when they're not looking. i saved his life perhaps. the next morning his hand was the size of a grapefruit i called a doctor and described it fast. there are a couple of movies we would not have had had i not saved my friend from nebraska's life. >> some questions, who

northbound, near haldeman avenue, a disable vehicle, and guess what the center lane is blocked on thatlevard, oh, that's going to be a mess. now, also cents in stratford, white horse pike between webster avenue and cooper avenue, reports after accident there. and still in new jersey, on 295 southbound, at 195, an accident, that has ended up on both shoulders of the road. in thorn on, del worth town road is still closed at britain lake, that's because of an accident, with a over turn vehicle, all lanes are still blocked, street road is your alternate. kerry? >> sue, thanks. it is 66:51. you wouldn't want to waste an ivy league education, would you? but there is one school in our area that is offering up a class for students who would like to waste time on the internet. so, which ivy league school is in our area? that will narrow it down for you. plus today is national cat day. so we would like to see obviously pictures of your cat. this is grace. we've got miss rasberry kitty, from jessica. and this is cage knee, and heal yo, from heather red burn. over there at septa. good morning, hea

these vulnerabilities are real and the haldeman group analysis of estonia's voting system showed problems across all three of these phases. so it is important to realize that our present voting system has numerous points of failure. but the complexity of e-voting against sets it apart. being a checker or ballot clerk in a traditional system require specialized skills. being an administrator requires significant training and experience. experienced cyber security professionals right now are in short supply. it's something i've been talking about for years, we don't enough people going into these fields. we could change that in a number of ways, starting at the high school level, to encourage young people to go into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. especially in the field of cyber security. cyber is a relatively new domain that is still ramping up, cyber training capacity, but part of it is also tied to the inherent difference between cyberspace and me space, you might say. defending against an adversary has always been difficult. an attacker needs to find only a single po

and there now are tapes of nixon and zeigler and haldeman talking about my request to talk to nixon, which was not necessarily well received. > you've got to also remember, newspapers is a very competitive business, and there was no other newspaper that had this story, that wrote this story. finally, you know, a couple of months, about fiction six weeks in, a person who was working for -- >> the new york times. >> the new york times. >> l.a. times. >> but there was just not a mad acceptance by the rest of the press. you helped walter con cite land the story. >> when he went on television he a two-night segment, said i can't get it all -- no, no, no. 15 minutes and one was seven or eight minutes. well, they were supposed to be 15, but after it hit the fan, the -- who the hell said it. >> cbs. >> frank -- >> they got a lot of friends there. >> no, no. they cut the second down to six minutes or seven minutes. that was enough. concrete, he really was the great white father. if walter cronkite said it, it was true. >> there was no reason people would -- walter cronkite said, and this was

also, in philadelphia, roosevelt boulevard northbound near haldeman avenue, disable vehicle, center lane blocked, it is a mess. >>> finally, in philadelphia, roosevelt boulevard, another part of it, near old lincoln highway, an accident there is on the shoulder of the road. >>> swing and miss. struck him out. the philadelphia phillies are 2008 world champions of baseball. >> boy, i miss harry. six years ago tonight the phillies won the world series. and tonight, i love watching this theme, brad lidge, crushed. tonight, another world series champion will be crouds. let's go royals. worlds series between the royals and the giants has come down to the final game. game seven of the world series, nothing better, except game seven in hockey maybe. game seven last night, with a ten to nothing win in game six. scored seven runs in the second inning. odds are stack up against the giants now. the home team has won the lasts nine times the world series has made it a game seven. of course you can watch the game, along with all of us, tonight right here on this station called fox. >>> the sixers tip-

haldeman only happens to be the second most important man in this country, conducting a conspiracy from inside the white house. it would be nice if we were right. >> reporter: bradlee and his third wife, samly quinn, shorthand for power couple. he was known for his charm, star power and profanity. >> jesus, what kind could have a [ bleep ] story is this? >> he was the epitome of newsman charisma. even when he walked across the newsroom, which he would do a couple times a day, he had this effect that made you want to do better. >> reporter: bradlee stumbled after watergate, publishing a prize series on an 8-year-old heroin addict. it was a hoax. that salty have have been a larry, a dashing journalist off the front page. >> it's my kind of hard. i lithat. if you are right, it isn't hard. >> joining us from washington, contributing writer for the fork times magazine jeff hymnmelman. he spent four years working with ben bradlee writing his biography, "yours in truth. "a personal portrait of ben bradlee, a man in search of the truth, really, jeff? >> absolutely. absolutely. thank you for hav