joann kemp, accepting on behalf of her husband, jack french kemp. >> cora kennedy, accepting on behalf of her father, edward m kennedy. billy jean king. reverend joseph e lowery. joseph medicine crow. stewart mills, accepting on behalf of his uncle harvey hernard mill. [ applause ] >> sandra day o'connor. sidney poitier. [ applause ] chita rivera. [ applause ] mary robinson. [ applause ] janet davison rowley. [ applause ] archbishop desmond tutu. [ applause ] mohamm mohamm mohammed yunus. [ applause ] stephen hawking. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and first lady, michelle obama. >> thank you. please be seated. there are many honors and privileges bestowed upon the occupant of this house but few mean as much to me as the chance to award america's highest civilian medal to the recipients that are here today. this is a chance for me and for the united states of america to say thank you to many so of the finest citizens of this country and of all countries. the men and women we honor today have led very different lives and pursued very different c

kemp. a statesman, jack french kemp had an unwaivering integrity and honesty. on the football field, he earned the respect from his teammates for his judgment and leadership. he placed country before party and ideas before ideology. jack kemp saw bridges where others saw division and his legacy served as a shining example. kara kennedy. accepting on behalf of her father, edward m. kennedy. for more than four decades, senator edward m. kennedy has boldly fought for equal opportunity, fairness and justice for all americans. in his tireless quest, he has reformed our schools, strengthened our civil rights, helped seniors and working families, lifted up the poor and worked to ensure that every american has access to quality and affordable health care. with volumes of logs bearing his name, senator kennedy has accumulated several lifetimes worth of achievements. the united states proudly recognizes this righteous citizen and giant among men. billie jean moffitt king. through her example and advocacy, she has advanced the struggle for greater gender quality around th

her husband, jack kemp. as a statesman and a sports icon, he fought for his beliefs with unwavering integrity and honesty. he earned the respect of admiration and teammates for -- he earned the respect and admiration of his teammates, seeing bridges where others saw the vision. his legacy servers as a shining example for all of those who strive to challenge conventional wisdom, stay true to themselves and better our nation. [applause] kara kenney, accepting on behalf of her father, edward kennedy. for more than four decades, senator edward kennedy has boldly fought for equal opportunity, fairness, and justice for all americans. in his tireless quest for a more perfect union, senator kennedy has strengthened our civil- rights, helped seniors and working families, lifted up the poor, working to ensure that every american has access to quality affordable health care. with volumes of law bearing his name, countless lives touched by his passion, he has accumulated several lifetimes worth of achievement. united st

alan: i have no problem with jack kemp. i like him very much, personally. i miss him.hink he was a terrific guy, a true, but conservative but also gave a lot to the country. bill: the secretary of health and human services, helping the downtrodden and the poor. i think he was an ideologue. you have no problem with kennedy? ok. let us go to hardly milk, celebrated in a movie recently by sean penn, and he was assassinated. >> i say yes to this one. he was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in america. he talked a lot about human rights in america. i think that whether there is a political tinge to this, because obama is getting a lot of flak from the gay community about not supporting them. bill: you can hardlvey milk. alan: george w. bush did george tenet the same honor, and this is a guy and said iraq was a slam dunk. it was promoted to go into the mid east, and those are terrible, i should say, a terrific mistakes. bill: desmond tutu has about 40 jews -- has it out for the jews. he said the jewish people -- that does not bother you? alan: yes,

former congressman and nfl quarterback, jack kemp and harvey milk. >>> some more incredible pictures tonight from flood ravaged part of the world. at least 70 people are dead. hundreds more are missing. some residents are telling a story about a mud slide that buried 1 00 villagers alive. >> and in kentucky, overnight storms stranded vehicles and destroyed roads. several bridges were washed away by the high water. overnight storms in southeast kentucky were responsible for the damage. >>> wow. >> that's unbelievable. >> it really is. you were talking yesterday about the power of the water. >> some places got 80 inches. that's two years of rain fall for us. we had a lot of e-mails about the difference between a typhoon and a hurricane. go to our website and check out my blog. >>> all right, as far as we are concerned, we held in the 80s today. vast improvement. here's your forecast first. we are going to stay in the 80s. pretty good chance of showers and thunderstorms at any time tomorrow both morning and afternoon. and then on friday and saturday, we have the chance in, mid 80s on fr

jack kemp went over his records. we never have lunch together. i explained how that i had been told that he was being pushed for it and i checked it out and found out he had already been just about picked. i wrote a column on in the time of -- labels and in the business of promoting him. c-span: i have purposely not talked about the valerie plame affair for a couple of reasons. one, we can talk about it at a later time that number to everybody's been to be asking you about it. but you wrote to chapters out of 46 chapter when you start off on sunday morning july 6th 2003i drive from a downtown apartment in the studios and four northwest washington to appear on nbc's meet the press for the 236 time. what was your approach and hear about the plame affair? >> guest: there has been so much written about that is on true that is exaggerated that is -- i just would give my role in it in detail and everything else in the open, not holding anything back. that's what i did in the first chapter, which i tell what happened that week, and in the aftermath of i

jack kemp was a little "d" if that he believed in expansiveness.n he defined civil rights he thought it applied to people disabled and to people would wanted to be married who are same sex and he thought that liberalism applied to people who needed to vote at the age of 18 and young girls who wanted to compete in athletics. he had a hand in all of these things. >> expansive, george, but you point out that era may be over and i want to pick up on the conversations that senators kerry an hatch had. any way any senator can fill that void? >> i don't think so. partly because it is a product of longevity and the enormous niceness in the man. people just liked ted kennedy. the funny thing that's happened in this august it seems to me is the country is indicated a bifurcated mine, great affection for ted kennedy. but at the same time, they are having second thoughts about this president and this president is the first ted kennedy democrat elected -- >> segue i want to take a break and come back and talk about the whole health care debate and how did ted k

harvey milk, the first openly gay elected official and football star jack kemp can. viviana hurtado, abc news, washington. >>> now the forecast certified baltimore's most accurate by weather rate. and maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> pretty decent day today for august. >> you may have felt it just slightly, but it's starting to get a little cooler. still muggy out there, though. lots of humid. >> it's summer. >> we're expect asking it. let's take a look at what we did today stat wise thus far. 85 degrees. overnight low 71. and we'll call that seasonal. the norm is 86. so we just have to deal with that. 100 degrees is the record. that was the number we would have to hit to tie or break a record. that's certainly not going to happen any time soon. taking a look at the conditions right now, you can see a bit of a haze in the air. so we have that humidity up there. 84 degrees right now. and winds are light and variable, six miles per hour. the barometric pressure is rising out on the bay tomorrow. there are your high and low tide informations, and the wind will

physicist steven hawkings, joseph lowry, sydney portier, billie jean king and the late congressman jack kemp. is the p president playing fast an loose with the facts with his pitch for healthcare reform? the fox all-stars take a swing at that when we come back. taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance machines. this is the new e-coupe. this is mercedes-benz. are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. >> we have the aarp onboard, because they know this is a good deal for our seniors. aarp would not be endorsing a bill if its was undermining medicare. >> on behalf of our members, i think it's important that we continue to say in public and to the president, no, we have not yet endorsed it. >> they have been supportive of comprehe

bece that they are this incredily stunchly liberal faly that -- big l, liberal fmily, that said as jack kemp used to say, wod set out to actuay tranform e world toward the left. is that what ialways was the case? >> no. i mean, the father, oe kennedy, was a vry conservave democrat who broke with f.d.r. in spctacular fashion. john kennedy, much love but wa not a very liberal senator. he was very cauious and really hd to be pushed into civil righ ation, for exale. robert kennedy moreso. and i think i retrospect, my guesss that ted kenne took his inspiration more from robert kenny than from his older brthers. >> chris dodd said at thewake for ted kennedthat one of the reasons he was so ccessful is that peop liked im. was that the key tohis ability to wk with membersof other parties? because certainly other senators tried tdo that. other senators have servedas lonor longer another senators are knowledgeable s it the ennedy name orwhat was it tt made him so abl to work with otr senators and carry them along? >> only o other snators in history servedonger than ed kennedy. strom thurnd and rbert by

that they are this incredibly staunchly liberal family that -- big l, liberal family, that said as jack kemp used to say, would set out to actually transform the world toward the left. is that what it always was the case? >> no. i mean, the father, joe kennedy, was a very conservative democrat who broke with f.d.r. in spectacular fashion. john kennedy, much loved, but was not a very liberal senator. he was very cautious. and really had to be pushed into civil rights action, for example. robert kennedy more so. and i think in retrospect, my guess is that ted kennedy took his inspiration more from robert kennedy than from his older brothers. >> chris dodd said at the wake for ted kennedy that one of the reasons he was so successful is that people liked him. was that the key to his ability to work with members of other parties? because certainly other senators tried to do that. other senators have served as long or longer and other senators are knowledgeable. was it the kennedy name or what was it that made him so able to work with other senators and carry them along? >> only two other senators

woodruff: e list also incded two posthumous awards to the quarterback-tned- polician, representative jack kemp of new york. and harvey milkthe first openlgay man to be elected to public office in calirnia. >> lehrer:gain, the major velopments developments of the daythe federal reser said that enomic activity is leveling ou and that financial markets well see you onlinand again here tomorrow evening. m jim lehrer. thank you, and od night. majorunding for the newshour with jim lehrer is prided by: and with the ooing support of hese institutions and foundations. and... this program was made psible by the cooration for public broadcasting. and by contributions tyour pbs staon from viewers likeou. thank yo

was especially glad to see senator kennedy's daughter who received the medal on his behalf and jack kemp's widow. jack, even though he was a republican, and i'm neither republican or democrat, i'm methodist, you know, but jack was a wonderful fellow. i was so happy to meet his widow. i admired him. he was a good friend and a real american and a real republican. he is one of the original republicans, not the new style. >> reverend, we really appreciate your time coming here to share this moment with us and what it was like for you and to get to see the medal around your neck. i know you are not going to be taking it off any time soon? >> i can't think of any occasion coming up that i could take it off for. >> very good. miss rivera, thank you so very much. we appreciate it. >> it looks better on her. >> actually, i also have the little one on. so, reverend, i'm wearing -- bill cosby told me to never take it off. i'm wearing the little one on everything. >> bless your heart. well, you have more things to attract people than i do. so i need the big one. >> miss rivera, good to see you. wish y

jack kemp is not because of a personal agenda that the new york times and others in the media did notalled a crusader. he was all but called a cook. at least he was consistently called an amiable one, described as an advocate to supply side economics an later proved unreliable. sydney is a crusader and jack is not. last time i checked, we cannot pick and choose our crusaders or our crusade. either you crusade for a cause or you do not. who are we are or anyone else to editorialize on the crusades? i think sydney was a crusader who did a lot of good. i also think jack was a crusader who did a lot of good. crusaders shouldn't be defined by their cause or party. the media can't pick and choose who it likes more. i know, this is a silly thing, but i thought it was an important thing, just like fair and balanced is deemed wrong if it dares to say big government is bad, but fair and balanceed is right if it says that big government is good and evil tax cuts are bad. you got my point. you can't pick and choose your crusade or your crusaders, just that they made a difference, whether you like

[applause] [applause] joanne camp, excepting on behalf of her husband, jack kemp. a statesman and a sports icon, jack kemp advocated for his beliefs with an unwavering integrity and intellectual honesty. on the football field the and the respect and admiration of his teammates for his judgment and leadership. as a public servant he placed the country before party and ideas before ideology. jack kemp subbridges for other subdivisions and his legacy serves as a signing example for all those who strive to challenge conventional wisdom, stay true to themselves them better our nation. [applause] kara kennedy accepting on behalf of her father, edward m. kennedy. for more than four decades, senator edward m. kennedy has boldly fought for equal opportunity, fairness and justice for all americans. and his tireless quest for a more perfect union, senator kennedy has reformed our schools, strengthen our civil-rights, help seniors and working families and work to ensure that every american has access to quality and affordable health care. with volumes of lots bearing his name

i lost my mentor allen otten and jack kemp died a few months ago. lot of people who i consideree among the greatest people i've ever known. and it's been sad.ee that's what happens, charlie, i guess when you get w older. >> rose: al, thank you for sharing this.r i know this has been a difficult time. what can you tell us about the funeral service? >> charlie, all i know is what s read on the wires which is it's going to be in boston i believes at 10:00 saturday morning at ang catholic church that he went to when his daughter was in for cancer in boston and he prayed for her recovery. and then the... he's going to be buried at arlington cemetery next to his brothers. and i am... i feel reasonably certain-- as a matter of fact i'm totally certain barack obama will speak at the funeral. >> rose: we often say this and perhaps i should say it here ant not so much in other cases, we shall not see his like again. >> no.. taken all and all, we shall not see his s like again is the old line. if youhe had written... if youf went off and wrote a novel about a

i think if you look back to the service that was held for jack kemp when he passed several months ago the same thing for senator kennedy. >> we'll come back with more conversation and our show tonight. thousands came to pay respects. tonight it will be friends and family at the john f. kennedy library in boston, massachusetts, remembering the life of senator ted kennedy in the great irish tradition. complete coverage of that event tonight right here on msnbc. show and tell you weren't always my favorite day. with all the pet hair in the air, i'd spend class preoccupied, bothered by itchy eyes. but now i have new zyrtec® itchy eye drops. it works fast, with just one drop, to relieve my itchy eyes from allergies for up to 12 hours. no other allergy itchy eye drop works faster or longer. which is good, 'cause there's a lotta paws to shake. with new zyrtec® itchy eye drops i can love the air™. (announcer) find it in the allergy aisle next to other zyrtec® products. [ female announcer ] trying to be smart with the family budget? here goes the good old steam. [ pfffft! ] whooa!!!! [ female

we've lost jack kemp, bob novak. it has been a terrible series of losses. and bob novak, who had surgery at duke university on the recommendation of teddy kennedy after his surgery and his diagnosis. so teddy akennedy helping him extend the quality of his life for a several more months. our thoughts go to geraldine and his two children and all the great gridironers. thank you all for remembering bob novak as he died this morning here in washington. >>> and straight ahead, new bloodshed today in afghanistan, where the taliban is carrying out attacks in an effort to disrupt this week's presidential election. we'll take a look at what is really at stake there with nbc's richard engel, live in afghanistan. plus, former defense secretary, william cohen, joining us live here in the studio. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst mptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you ca

create competitive cities for the future, we've got to continue programs like the one started by jack kempnd supported by many democrats, which was enterprise zones and things like that. i'm hoping, and my conversations with the obama administration is if they're looking for ways to create more competitive cities to compete with the mumbais, the dubais, the shanghais, cities like new york and cities like newark. the challenge is when you want to do more androvide more as a government in terms of services, we have to figure out a way to pay for it. but take the reality of health care for example. right now urban hospitals are being crushed under the weight of payin for the uninsured, paying for undocumented immigrants. i've had two hospitals close in my city that sent out tsunamis in terms of waves of people that need help and need support. we've got to find a way to pay for these things because unfortunately the cost is getting passed on. >> that's the question. can you do all of that? can you relieve that crunch and just tax the wealthiest americans or do you have to extend that? >> you h

. >> jack kemp, the former presidential candidate and harvey milk, who of course the movie was made aboutncisco councilman both on the list. they were accepted posthumously. >> when we return, a very different subject. a new and successful niche for x-rated video producers. >> selling sex.tease? tt foa te? >> i'll stick around. how that's that for a tease? >> i'll stick around. make you per >> this next story is sure to make you perk up. the multi-million dollar adult video business has been struggling because people can find it for free online. >> i wouldn't know anything about that. but now the industry is selling sex to women and that means big changes in the way erotic videos are made and marketed. david wright explains. >> reporter: we all know sex sells. increasingly sex sells to women. >> here's to meeting guys in bars. >> reporter: perhaps it's the cultural influence of carrie bradshaw and her posse. >> i thought it would be all scary and weird but it isn't. it's pink for girls. >> reporter: or maybe the success of "sex in the city" spoke to a deeper cultural change for women. >>

the list also included two posthumous awards to the quarterback-turned- politician, representative jack kempf new york. and harvey milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in california. >> lehrer: again, the major developments developments of the day: the federal reserve said that economic activity is leveling out and that financial markets we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. i'm jim lehrer. thank you, and good night. major funding for the newshour with jim lehrer is provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

jack kemp saw bridges where others saw divisions.is legacy serves as a shining example for all those who strive to challenge conventional wisdom, stay true to themselves, and better our nation. [applause] cara kennedy, excepting on behalf of her father, edward kennedy. for more than four decades, senator edward kennedy has boldly fought for equal opportunity, fairness, and justice for all americans. in his tireless quest for a more perfect union, senator kennedy has reaffirmed our schools, strengthen our civil rights, help seniors and working families, and worked to ensure that every american has access to quality and affordable health care. with volumes of laws bearing his name and thousands of lives touched by his passion, he has accumulated several lifetimes worth of achievement. the united states proudly recognizes this fractious edison, about public servant, and the giant among men. -- righteous citizen, public servant, and giant among men. [applause] billie jean king. [applause] through for example and advocacy, billie jean kin

. >> jack kemp led the beautiful buffalo bills to two championships.had been booed, cheered, cut, sold and traded. makes me feel better. a conservative their, a republican leader and a defender of civil rights, he was that rare patriot who put country over party, never forgetting what he learned on the gridiron that it takes all of us working together to achieve a common goal, a life which we can all draw lessons, democrat and republican alike. after purchasing a $8 racqet, billee jean king was declared the best tennis player in the world. we don't honor her 12 grand slam titles, 101 doubles titles and 67 singles titles -- pretty good, we honor what she calls all of the off-the-court stuff, what she did to broaden the reach of the game, to change how women athletes and women everywhere view thements themselves and give everyone regardless of gender or sexual ownertation, including my two daughters, a chance to compete both on the court and in life. and as she once said, she should never underestimate the human spirit, nor should we underestimate billee

jack kemp, in the early 1990s when i got involved in politics, i joined up there, are many of us, chairman >> doesn't it hurt the cause, when a nominee like sotomayor comes up, the first hispanic nominee to the supreme court and republicans decide for the first time in 40 or 50 years they're going to actively oppose a nominee. seems like they may have picked the wrong nominee to start with if they want to have that kind of outreach, right? >> joe, you're right. it doesn't hurt when you consider sotomayor and her confirmation process. however, i would hope in that case, or in circumstances like that, that there would be consiste consistency. i think, obviously republicans will take a beating on her confirmation. at the same time, we should also be as outraged when miguel estrada has to go through when he goes through when he doesn't get confirmed. when a janet brown goes through what she goes through and she didn't get confirmed. i think there's an equ equal -- there's an arri aether made on the democrat and republican side when it comes to ethnic minority candidates. >> no doubt about it.

. >> yes, she worked for the vice- president, for jack kemp, alan keyes, dan quayle, and then for mee years and started having babies. >> who do you want to read this book, and what is the message? >> i would like to have people who are interested in politics and government, who watch me on television, to show what real washington is like, what moved me. the market for this book is people interested in politics and what is happening on the inside and how journalism works. >> you said on page 130 -- 93 -- they are about john sears. >> he was a young age to be -- -- he was involved in the reagan administration. this was in 1971, when we were working on a book about nixon. >> he can be a tough guy, as long as he does not have to see the other guy. in personal relationships -- >> this is about nixon. >> in personal relationships, he has a good bit of cowardice, because he cannot make small talk. why did we just read this for the first time? >> he had given it to me for use in the nixon book that we published in 1971, and it never fit in. going through my papers, i thought that was intere

told he was too small to play college football, jack kemp became a pro quarterback. he led the buffalo bills to two championships. he once said football give him a good sense of perspective about politics. it makes me feel better. a conservative thinker, a republican leader, and a defender of civil rights, he was the rare patriot who put country over party, never forgetting what he learned on the gridiron. it takes each of us doing our part and all of us working together to achieve a common goal. it is a lie from which we can all draw lessons -- is a life we can all draw lessons. after purchasing an $8 tennis racket, billie jean declared the goal to be the no. 1 tennis player in the world. what we honor are not simply her 12th grand slam titles, 101 doubles titles, and 67 singles titles -- pretty good, billie jean. [laughter] we honor what she calls all of the off the court staff. what she did to broaden the reach of the game, to change how women athletes and women everywhere view themselves. and to give everyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, including

an important part of the reagan coalition, remember, he also was one of the biggest champions of jack kemp leave americans some money in their pockets and they will do amazing si things. he changed this country for the better. >> i always used to see him at sporting events, redskins games, wizards games, always there. he loved the university of maryland, even though he went to the university of illinois. and whenever he would see me and i have known him for 30 years, he would always take me aside and say, you know, i was in a fraternity at the illinois, and i was in the fraternity at buffalo and woe give me the secret handshake. it was always vintage bob novak, proud of that connection the two of us shared. let's talk a little bit about health care reform because there was a column that roger simon, the political writer wrote in politico. does obama have the guts and he says this, in her former life as a presidential candidate, clinton warned voters that obama would let them down. she warned them that when the going got tough, woe fold up. she said it was not just a matter of obama lacking

steven hawking, the civil rights icon, the reverend joseph lowery, former vice presidential candidate jack kempaward, talking about sydney portier. we want to congratulate all the winners of the presidential medal of freedom. >>> we w

you can look at jack kemp, a person who originated ideas like enterprise zones, driving billions of dollarsinto american cities, and you can even look at our current president with some of his ideas around education and his education secretary, doing phenomenal things already to the transformation. we are a country that has benefited from ideas from all corners, because we have more that unites us rather than dividing us. host: a couple of more minutes from the mayor of the newark, new jersey. mark is on the phone. caller: how are you doing? a quick question from a rural part of the state. how do you feel about us getting our funding cut, john corzine stealing money out of washington to further a political career? guest: i think all of the jersey is hurting and getting money cut. unfortunately -- all of new jersey is hurting and getting money cut. unfortunately all of us has had state aid cut. this is the problem. they can continue to divide new jersey, or we can realize we are all in this together, that we have one common destiny. as king said more eloquently than me, we are caught in an i

edward kennedy, jack kemp, and a former justice sandra day o'connor will be nominees.ice president joe biden is on vacation and the congress is on august recess. on the front page here, a recovery only a statistician could love. the congressional analysis by the a.p., obama and the democrats of a big hole in there to do list. hear, and as the till is enough? on the health-care debate, obama battles the chador. we begin on health care and town hall meetings this morning. looking at the front page on "usa today" -- s town hall meetings turned ugly, he fights back. regarding obama's town hall meeting in portsmouth, new hampshire on tuesday, it lacked the chanting and catcalls that have disrupted some meetings, but the president found himself having to deny his proposals would lead to rationing, socialized medicine, or government "death panels" to oversee and of life care. obama felt the need to deny plans to pull the plug on grandma and that the white house moved to schedule a tree otrue f town hall meetings -- the president will hold one in montana on friday and another

jack kemp was one of the men who originated enterprise zones, which are driving millions of dollars of investment into american cities. our current president with some of his ideas around education. and duncan, education secretary, doing phenomenal things that are transforming. we recognize we have more that unites us than divides us. i appreciate the call or giving testimony to that sentiment. host: we are with corey booker, the mayor of newark, new jersey. >caller: good morning. how do you feel about us getting our funding cut to further your political career? it guguest: in my opinion, all f new jersey is hurting and getting money cut. we have had a tremendous amount of state aid being cut. this is the problem, sir. we could continue to divide new jersey north against south and urban versus suburban all we can realize we are all in this together, that we have one common destiny. in 1963 folks caught in an inescapable network of mutuality in jail cells. injustice anywhere in new jersey or in america is a threat to justice anywhere. i grew up in suburban new jersey in a small town cal

jack kemp was a source for years and portrayed as being a visionary and karl rove was a long-time friendat was a relationship that got novak into trouble during the valer valer valerie plame leak investigation. >> how much pressure was he under to burn those sources? >> enormous amount of pressure and he did, in fact, well, he wouldn't publicly disclose his confidential sources in that case that dragged on endlessly it seemed during the bush administration, he did tell special prosecutor patrick fitzgerald and karl rove had been his source that ultimately led or was one of several elements that led to the conviction of the vice president, former vice president's aid scooter libby. >> howard kurtz, thanks for your thoughts. bob novak, a real force in washington for decades is gone. howard, appreciate it. >>> a $10,000 reward is available for anybody with information that will tleed the discovery of a missing 5-year-old boy in oakland, california. police say they received very few tips since campbell disappeared monday. they fear the window of finding the 5-year-old boy alive. they don't t