elected its leaders which then meant that the new republican co-president of the state senate john bennettnd, yes, the new democratic co-president of the state senate split up until mcgreevey was important in as governor. five governors in eight days. all just a little nuts. that is some of the zaniness. that meant the next time new jersey held a statewide election in 2009 it wasn't just chris christie who was sent to trenton as governor. kim gauadagno went with him as new jersey's first elected lieutenant governor. she is the figure in the background ever since, at least until this week. so who is kim guadagno exactly? she was born in iowa. she became an assistant u.s. attorney in newark before chris christie had the top job in that office. then local politics in monmouth county. the position of sheriff of the county and from there she was picked by christie to run with her in 2009 and she became the lieutenant governor. one of the biggest names in news this week, one we are likely to keep hearing about, someone most people, it's safe to say, have been very unfamiliar with at least until

john conaway and frank bennett teasing me but never be me up. they supported the decision. therefore the grace of god go i. but it was a formative kind of decision. i lived to tell about it in the hearst corporation. it is funny 28 years later. [laughter] >> so we have about another half hour and i am wondering whether you think it is time to open it up. >> yeah, let's take some questions. >> because we are recording this, we need to get the questions on mic. >> once you get the first question rolling, then it goes really well in my experience. >> first of all, thank you both so much for being here. i am a journalism major here. he mentioned your fear of what will happen to long-term investigative journalism with the decline of newspapers. i wanted to know what you see as television's changing role. >> i think good televisions will develop more resources for investigative journalism. we will train our people to do that kind of work. we are a company that is demonstrably doing that. we have some very talented investigative reporters. we will have to learn to be more patient

john conaway and frank bennett teasing me but never be me up. they supported the decision. therefore the grace of god go i. but it was a formative kind of decision. i lived to tell about it in the hearst corporation. it is funny 28 years later. [laughter] >> so we have about another half hour and i am wondering whether you think it is time to open it up. >> yeah, let's take some questions. >> because we are recording this, we need to get the questions on mic. >> once you get the first question rolling, then it goes really well in my experience. >> first of all, thank you both so much for being here. i am a journalism major here. he mentioned your fear of what will happen to long-term investigative journalism with the decline of newspapers. i wanted to know what you see as television's changing role. >> i think good televisions will develop more resources for investigative journalism. we will train our people to do that kind of work. we are a company that is demonstrably doing that. we have some very talented investigative reporters. we will have to learn to be more patient

bennett had them ready. 69-53 was the final there. the wizards are playing a late game out on the coast. bradley beal, johnwall against perhaps the best in the nba. right now, golden state leads by two. >> that has to be a fun game to watch. >> very good. >> now, a man was out fishing with his friends when the trip takes a turn. >> i thought it might've been my dog. >> it wasn't. what h >> we have some eyes on the weather tonight. that is our top trending story tonight on wjla.com. the investigation into that deadly shooting in columbia and $3000y that will pay you if you agree to get the flu. you can read all about those stories right now on wjla.com. >> we are not signing up for that one. a new zealand man is on a fishing trip when he is bitten by a shark. that is and what makes this story so remarkable. it is what happens next. james graham was able to fight it off with a knife and says he didn't even notice the bite on his leg until he took off his wetsuit. instead of going to the emergency room, he stitched up the wound himself and went to the tavern for a pint. [laughter] after the beer he went to th

senator bennett and i have one that really was started by john delaney, a democrat over in the housethat has 50 house sponsors and equal number of democrats and republicans. senator warren and i have an infrastructure effort that we think would be another tool in the toolbox. i any we can get these things done and the american people are ready to see us solve some problemsment and we can start back to that a pro operating process with just publicly and full amendments debating the priorities of how we spend people's money and then figuring out how many tools we put on the table that allow the government to do its job in a better way there are lot its of new things out there from smart phones to 3d printing to all kinds of american energy that we're not really putting our arms around the way we could as a country. >> woodruff: we hear you, senator roy blunt, thank you for joining us. >> good to talk to you. >> woodruff: tomorrow, we'll get the view from the white house from preisdent obama's counselor, john podesta. >> ifill: we turn now to russia where the olympic games are just week

john kerry, patrick leahy, democrats. not mention senator claire mccaskill. the chief investigator for bill clinton's presidency, matt bennettked in the clinton administration. let me start with you, you did a movie with hillary clinton claiming this is what he's about, as i said last night, in mrs. clinton's defense, if this is true, wouldn't you keep a list if people who you backed for office then turned around and refused to back you? what's wrong with having a list of -- these are the ones i like, and these are the ones i don't. >> you know, megan, it's interesting. politicians do that all the time. but it's really the pattern of lists. the clintons like to keep lists, back in the '90s during the clinton administration, when they were in power, they kept lists, sometimes they came into power with lists, like the travel office, they fired everyone in the travel office, and actually criminally indicted some of them, and they were found not guilty, these people use nixonian tactics throughout their career, this is just politics. a lot of democrats are claiming -- i don't understand why i'm on the list, but lists are perfect

. ♪ [male narrator] before his injury, john bennett was a career soldier.hile serving in iraq, he was shot by a sniper. i stepped out, turned back towards the humvee and as soon as i did, i got hit. [sound of gun shot] it shattered two vertebrae and fractured another one. i ended up losing my right kidney, my spleen, my colon and half my pancreas. [dena bennett] paralyzed veterans of america got us our benefits. [nso michael killen] i helped them fill out the forms. i hand carried the forms over to the v-a and walked them through the system. you're. you're just trying to survive and they help you. they help you along the way. [nso michael killen] it's very nice to see when your work pays off and you are very successful in it, because you can see the change in that veteran. [dena bennett] him starting a taxidermy business is accomplishing something every day. [john bennett] i gotta get up, go to a job and do something that i enjoy. i'm glad to be back to work. [narrator] to learn more about paralyzed veterans of america, visit p-v-a dot org. freezing tempera