you were once an intern for jack anderson. >> i was. >> i was a reporter in the late '70s for anderson. i was interested in your book. here is a guy widely admired in his heyday for exposing a corrupt administration, and yet you say in some ways his tactics were as bad as nixons. explain. >> i wouldn't say as bad as nixons. his were misdemeanors, fix nixo were felonies. he cut some corners. nixons resulted in thousands of deaths and abuse of powers of the state. and top aides going to prison and he would have, too, if he weren't pardoned. anderson cut some corners, didn't do stuff i teach at jay school but his overall legacy was positive despite, you know, some stuff that raises eyebrows. >> let's talk about that, 1971, india and pakistan were at war. anderson reported, this was a bombshell at the time the u.s. was secretly tilting toward pack san in the war. his source for the documents that proved that story was a navy yeoman named charles radford. you found out something about the relationship. >> yeah, one of the things that anderson, you know, confided in me, not off the record, b

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and an examination of the feud between presidents nixon and investigative journalist jack anderson. look for the entire "book tv schedule online. supremeday's landmark court's cases on c-span radio. >> christmastime in 1965, they decided that they would wear a small black armbands to express certain views which they had with regard to the vietnam war. >> the principal suspended them, which led to tinker versus the des moines independent school district, looking at the constitutional rights of students, that argument saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span radio. nationwide on xm channel 132. ander online at c-span radio .org. >> the obama administration is laying out the new multi-year military aid package for pakistan. this comes as the u.s. questions the islamabad government to step up the fight against extremists in pakistan and afghanistan. secretary of state clinton announced the plan this morning at the end of the latest round of u.s.-pakistani strategic talks. it is about a half-hour. ho[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable

tonight anderson finds jack for the td. they led 24-7. they average over 38 points a game.they score nearly that much for half time. here is your quarterback ross an better son scores a 49 yarder. he ran for 165 yards and threw three td passes. ross anderson was electric. he scored 21 points tonight more than any other opponent this season. but the back christian sacker makes the seal and makes the deal. a practice yard touchdown and he opens with a 44-21 victory. wearing pink to remember breast cancer awareness. so they climb to 5-0. they had just six wins all last year. they fall to 3-2. ryder cup started in cold and windy conditions. with you saw some great shots in this first session. topple overton the first hole. a wild birdie putt. bubba watson are one up after just eight holes. tiger woods is playing with steve stricker. and here is tiger's approach. the second hole sets up a tap- in birdie. but the 45,000 plus fans spent 11 hours outside to see a total of four hours of golf. the only people happy about that are the bartenders. stewart sink made three long birdie pu

tonight anderson finds jack for the td. they led 24-7. they average over 38 points a game. they score nearly that much for half time. here is your quarterback ross an better son scores a 49 yarder. he ran for 165 yards and threw three td passes. ross anderson was electric. he scored 21 points tonight more than any other opponent this season. but the back christian sacker makes the seal and makes the deal. a practice yard touchdown and he opens with a 44-21 victory. wearing pink to remember breast cancer awareness. so they climb to 5-0. they had just six wins all last year. they fall to 3-2. ryder cup started in cold and windy conditions. with you saw some great shots in this first session. topple overton the first hole. a wild birdie putt. bubba watson are one up after just eight holes. tiger woods is playing with steve stricker. and here is tiger's approach. the second hole sets up a tap- in birdie. but the 45,000 plus fans spent 11 hours outside to see a total of four hours of golf. the only people happy about that are the bartenders. stewart sink made three long birdie p

the press, mark feldstein examines the feud between president nixon and investigative journalist jack anderson. look for the entire "booktv" schedule online at booktv.org. >> saturdays, a landmark supreme court cases on c-span radio. >> decided it would where small black armbands to spread certain views which they had with regard to the war in vietnam. >> the principal suspended them, which led to tinker obverses the moinesdes independent community school district. saturday on c-span radio, online on c-span3 of.org. -- on c-spanradio.org. >> massachusetts gubernatorial candidates debate last night. governor patrick is running for a second term 3 charlie baker is a former health care ceo. tim cahill is the state treasurer and a former supporter of governor patrick. the political report rates this race a tossup. the debate is about an hour. >> live from the 22 news broadcast center, the massachusetts gubernatorial debate with candidates incumbent deval patrick, charles baker, tim cahill, and jill stein. >> welcome to the 22 broadcasts and in massachusetts. tonight's debate will be the only guber

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anderson cooper hosting "ac 360" at the top of the hour. >>> two weeks until election night, it got so bad between jack conway and rans paul they refused toore the two sides unleashed negative campaign ads. >>> in crime and punishment, steven hayes convicted of the home invasion killing of a mom and her two daughters he's back in court, lawyers trying to convince a jury to spare his life. what could save him from the death penalty? the courtroom drama ahead. >>> thanks, anderson cooper, at 10:00 eastern. >>> floor are molina. she was enslaved in a dressmaking shop in l.a.x. how? >> i was brought to the united states with promise to have a good job. and i was promised to make money to send money to send to my family. i was a target for the trafficker because i was a mother who had -- i couldn't take care to a hospital and she passed away. i was worried about my other three children because i was working two jobs. i was cooking and cleaning houses and i didn't make enough money to support my children. and at the time i was taking sowing classes. one of the days my sewing teacher offered me an opportunity to go to the united states. when i g