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he was asking about jane fonda. he wasn't a fan. [laughter] amy: oh, yes, sir. >> first of all, thanks for your book and thanks for the mention of miniskirts. i came back from vietnam in june of 1970 to spend a few months at walter reed hospital and that is one of the things i noticed immediately. [laughter] amy: apparently it was a big deal. >> what was that? amy: apparently it was a big deal. >> actually it was a little deal, but we enjoyed it anyway. [laughter] >> i also had the chance to go back to vietnam in 2012 with a group of veterans. and when we landed in hanoi, i cannot tell you how surreal that was. we were there for about four or five days. one of the stops was at the hanoi hilton. and even 40 some odd years later, it is still very bleak and very uninviting. have you ever had the opportunity to visit there and would you if you haven't? amy: i would like to go, i've and i've not had the opportunity. but my sister jane is with us today and she did go a few years ago and toured around and sent back a lot of pictures. i und

emily blunt, sandra bullock, jane fonda, jody foster, ashley judd, nicole kidman, matthew mcconaugheychristopher walkin will all be there. you can watch the oscars live with host "jimmy kimmel live" here only channel6 beginning 8:00 sunday night. >> who is going to be there again? just kidding. we don't have time for that. i have to talk about the weather. we have a lot going on as we beginning march. tonight, action cam looking at center city skyline. we have clear skies, not a cloud in the sky. temperatures not that bad. sky 6 looking at penn's landing. a breeze picking up out of the south. that brings us a mild, dry day tomorrow. as march begins, grab the umbrella, the rain gear, chance of rain 90% on thursday, rainy friday and we dry out as we head through the weekend. right now, step outside, light jacket is all you need. 41 philadelphia down from a high of 56, allentown the same, cape may 42. trenton 41 and wilmington 40. satellite and radar showing after blue skies, completely clear conditions today. you can see how the high thin clouds are moving in from the southwest, and the

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everybody is either on jane fonda's side or john wayne's side.two sides together and you would have soldiers crying about what happened. you would have war protesters, you know. there's one scene where you just teared up so many times where one protester is crying. he said i can't believe these young men went through hell for five years in vietnam. they got off a bus and i spit on them. i said things to them. the things we yelled at them. she just started crying. she said it haunts me everyday. i was so young. >> everybody looks back. >> but there's so much grace in there. and what you see is all of these actors, whether it's the soldiers whether it's the protesters, whether it's even jane fonda and you look at them and go, oh my god, they were so young. and as parents of children older than those people, you just sat there and you actually ached for everybody. >> uh-huh. >> and except for the leaders. who knew. kennedy knew said we can't win there. johnson knew before we went in. we can't win there. but for kennedy, he was like, we can't win the

i had a great time learning international relations, except the professor who took jane fonda to north vietnam, as antiwar as they get, and he was the professor of international law. those greatne of big bowls with her per pressure speaks and everyone looks down on him and he was lecturing on the vietnam war from which i had recently returned. he said, there are no north vietnamese troops in south vietnam, these are all indigenous who are fighting against an illegal government, the north vietnamese are not involved in any way. i stood up, i did not say a word, i stood up, nobody knew i was a captain in the army. i had started growing my hair, i was not wearing a uniform, i stood up and he looks up and he says you are you? a chancehave not had to personally meet you but i am captain ken carlson and i've just returned from vietnam and i am here to tell you that there are lots of north vietnamese troops in south vietnam. i was engaged with many north vietnamese units in uniform and we had a very good kill ratio of 100 to 1. professor,e you, that there are north vietnamese. he said see me

international relations, except for richard faulk, professor richard faulk is the guy who took jane fonda to north vietnam, as ap anti-war as they get. he was the professor of international law. so we were in one of those great big bowls where the professor speaks and everybody looks down on him and he was lecturing on the vietnam war. of which i had -- from which i had recently returned. and he said to everybody there, he said, there are no north vietnamese troops in south vietnam. these are all indigenous viet kong who are fighting against an illegal government. the north vietnamese are not involved in this in any way. and i stood up. i didn't say a word. i stood up. nobody knew that i was a captain in the army. i had started growing my hair a little bit, and i wasn't wearing a uniform. i stood up. and he's giving his lecture and he looks up and he says, who are you? i said, sir, i haven't had a chance to personally meet you yet but i'm captain ken carlson, united states army, and i have just returned from vietnam. and i am here to tell you, sir, that there are lots of north vietnamese

jane fonda in the in cape town. some of the caribbean prosecutors are also looking for a thirty year prison term for the former president part good hey. last march she became the country's first needed to be impeached and she now faces charges of bribery and abuse of power. in any river the e conservative protest is former president clinton is still that nida. with his to protest against the legal trial and illegal detention president's. recounted sent the prosecutors the man's. we will not give up. corinne prosecutors are asking for a thirty year prison sentence the former president and a fine of one hundred and ten million dollars. they say pop has shown no remorse for quite damaging the p public's trust in the state. faces charges of corruption and collusion with a childhood friend. she is and she was sentenced to twenty years last month. the woman who i knew official public position was found guilty of interfering in government fads and bright include. such and found. former president park has consistently denie