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. >> shaw's reputation for hard interviews became legendary after a question to michael dukakis during a 1988 presidential debate. >> governor, if kittyd you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> it was classic bernie shaw when people took another look at michael dukakis and made a decision about him that no doubt had an impact ultimately on their vote. >> a year later, tiananmen sq square. the chinese government cracked down on news coverage, forcing shaw off of the air. >> for all of the hard-working men and women of cnn, good-bye from beijing. when we were shut down, my temples froze with anger. i remember that night i went back to my hotel room and i actually cried. >> for more than 20 years, shaw was the face of cnn and trusted news around the world. >> always steady, always solid, always trusted. that to me is going to be his legacy. it was the you can counti on hi brand. >> but that public trust came with a personal cost. shaw said he sacrificed precious time away from his wife and two children, and suffered ptsd from his time in baghdad. >> you pay a price. i happen to believe it's a worthwhile price to pay, bu

shaw's reputation for hard interviews became legendary. after a question to michael dukakis during a 1988 presidential debate. >> governor, if kitty dukakis n irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> it was classic bernie shaw. it certainly was a moment when people took another look at michael dukakis and made a decision about him that no doubt had an impact ultimately on their vote. >> reporter: a year later, the chinese government cracked down on news coverage forcing shaw off the air. >> for all of the hard working men and women of cnn, good-bye from beijing. i'm a child democracy. and when we were shut down, my temple just froze with anger. i remember i went back to my hotel room and i actually cried. >> reporter: for more than 20 years, shaw was the face of cnn and trusted news around the world. >> always steady. always solid. always trusted. and that to me is going to be his legacy. it was the "you can count on him" brand. >> reporter: but the public trust came with a personal cost. shaw said he sacrificed precious time away from his wife and two children and suffered ptsd from his time in baghdad. >> you pay a price. i happen to

governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty? judy: shawet the standard for unbiased reporting. >> integrity for himself, integrity for the network and story. he was such a deep believer in america and the role that journalism played. one-of-a-kind. judy: the first black anchor for cnn, bernie was a trail blazer, inspiring a generation of black journalists. >> diversity is not racial, ethnic or gender encroachment. diversity is our national survival. judy: today we remember burning shaw as a pioneer and icon among journalists and as a dear friend. bernie retired from cnn over 20 years ago, but he and his wife linda stayed in touch. i was fortunate to work alongside him eight years there as his coanchor on a program called "inside politics" and many other ventures, including election nights. he was the consummate professional newsman, a stickler for facts who held himself to the highest standards, but took time to appreciate everyone in the village it takes to report news. he was a pioneer. at a time when there were few black journalists at