j. edgar hoover, the bodies were found on august the 4th, 1964. there was an election coming up. you'd become the assistant attorney general for civil rights. what's the story about schwerner, cheney, and goodman, and what role do you play? >> well, they were part of what was known as the mississippi summer when bob moses, the student nonvie lolent coordinat committee representative in mississippi organized a summer for white kids from northern colleges would come down and help the black students get people -- get black citizens registered to vote. and mickey schwerner had already been in mississippi, in meridian, and james goodman was part of the summer program, and he -- and then a black man named cheney, the three of them went up to investigate a church burning in noshoba county, mississippi, and they were stopped by the deputy sheriff and put in jail and then released at night at about 10:00 at a prearranged time. they were stopped again on the highway, taken on the side road, murdered, and then buried in an earthen dam that was being built about 15 miles outside of philadelp

j. edgar hoover were kept insite the tent pissing out rather than inside the tent pissing in. and that's not a plug for the movie. >> in your first lecture you described a washington who was seeking self-aggrandizement and power and prestige and money and status. and today you basically talked about a washington who had no ego and was doing everything for the benefit of the country. that's a complete turnaround in where he was coming from. what do you attribute the significant change in his outlook and his sense of accomplishment? >> yeah. i accept the broad description. i would take issue -- i think he had an ego, he had -- i don't think it's as drastic as you suggest. it is, i think, an evolution and i think it is the key to washington's greatness. but it's also, in many ways, what makes washington one of us. i mean, the american dream is a dream is not only to accumulate worldly wealth, but to live a useful life and to share one's talents and to be part of the civic life of one's time. part of it also, in my opinion, and this is very american, you know, washington wanted to

j. edgar hoover building in downtown washington is outdated. a few weeks ago fairfax county nunsed similar plans. >> the fbi released its file on the late steve jobs today. it offers an inside look at the man behind the world's mo vst valuable company. >> the investigation came when the first president bush wanted to nominate jobs to the export council. the fbi conducted an extensive search. and while many praised his intellect, not all of it was flattering. through the more than 180 pages of documents released today, we learned jobs experimented with illegal drug, marijuana, lsd. at some point someone tried to extort $1 million at him, threatened to blow up a bomb at apple. also unveiled, steve jobs' high school gpa was a 2.65. for the many interviews or from them we see a side of jobs that may be surprising to some. one agent wrote "several individual questioned mr. jobs' honesty, stating that jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals." others described him as strong willed, stubborn, hard working and driven.

j. edgar hoover building downtown is outdated. the new building could cost more than $1 billion to build and would not be completed until 2020 at the earliest. >>> private adoption agencies in virginia may soon be able to deny giving gay couples a baby. virginia's senate approved a bill yesterday that would allow adoption agencies to deny placements that conflict with their, the adoption agency's, religious or moral beliefs. the house of representatives passed similar legislation and the governor says he will sign it. opponents say governments should not sanction discrimination. >>> teenagers in maryland may soon be banned from using a tanning bed to get that perfect summer tan year-round. a maryland state senate committee is considering a bill that would prohibit anyone under the age of 18 from using an electric tanning bed. state senator jamie raskin produced a bill that would strip a provision that allows minors to tan with permission from their parents. he says that teens do not have the wherewithal to truly consider the risks

j. edgar hoover building downtown is considered to be outdated. new building would cost more than $1 billion to build and would not be complete until 2020 at the earliest. >> all right. >>> it is just about 5:51. time gwen to lock at the forecast -- time again to look at the forecast. big change. i'm scare good this, tom. not used to this. >>> it's going to be super cold. you have to respect the kind of cold weather that i'm talking about that's going to be moving in by saturday into sunday. between now and then, we've got some big changes on the way. but no problems this morning as you head to work and school. right now it's cold. get a bit of a wind coming out of the north and west, about ten miles per hour, bringing the windchills down to near 20 degrees. and the air temperatures now without the wind are in the mid 20s. shenandoah valley, special the mountains, panhandle of west virginia and much of maryland from hagerstown to frederick to baltimore. and gaithersburg as well, in the upper 20s. in prince george's county, upper marlboro near the

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j. edgar hoover in 1947. like hess fellow special agents, he lived his life according to the motto of the f.b.i., fidelity, bravery, integrity, and its core values, rigorous obedience to the constitution of the united states, respect for the dignity of those protected, compassion, fairness, uncompromising personal integrity, and institutional integrity. accountability by accepting responsibility for his actions and decisions, as well as consequences for his actions and decisions. leadership, both personal and professional. he was often called stan, was intelligent, disciplined, legendary investigator, renowned for his likibility and tenacity in his work. with organized crime and its surrogates attacked him, he did not compromise. instead he protected ongoing investigations, remaining loyal to the core values of the f.b.i. up to the day he died, december 31, 2001 in des moines, iowa. stanley was born july 24, 1923 in glynco, minnesota. his grandparents and cousins imgianted from sweden before the turn of the c