and if you like conspiracy theories here is an edit that claims that lee harvey oswald, assassinated j.f.k. on behalf of the regime of fidel castro. >> joinings now, the chief communicator thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what if anything is wikipedia doing to stop this. >> well, i think it is important to first say thank you to all the volunteer editors who are the ones that maintain wikipedia and patrol for this sort of online vandalism. anyone can edit it. the president of the ice weed kit it. and you can add whatever it is that you are interested in as long as it is source reliable source. that is so slave final. when editors see vandalism, or edits that aren't based in truth, they look for reliable sources and if there are none they quickly revert. so the edit about donald rumsfeld was corrected within less than a minute. >> it is one then to make an edit that say that he is an alien. it is another to manipulate something. where you concerned about the broodier narrative here with global powers. to control the story so to siege? i think one thing we take

. >> can you imagine like if lee harvey oswald had had the chance to spill his guts or john wilkes booth? i knew i had one of the most saddest and horrible stories that has ever been told in american journalism. >> i never had trouble admitting to who -- my involvement in what i did because i feel no shame for it. you see, with these tapes i feel very free in talking. you've got this adrenaline pumping but you force yourself to stay calm. i then pulled up to the light, which was red at the time and lit the main fuse, which was approximately two minutes. you can see the ridiculous nature of somebody calling me a coward with a 7,000 pound bomb. i lit the two-minute fuse at the stop light answered swear to god that was the longest stop light i ever set at at my life. i'm thinking, okay, it's lit. green, green! i'm at what, 1:30? i pulled up to the building, pulled the parking brake, turned it off and then i made sure my door was locked, stepped out and walked across the street. mission was accomplished. i knew it was accomplished. and it was over. >> without warning, all of a sudden, you he

. >> can you imagine if lee harvey oswald had the chance to spill his guts or john wilkes booth? i knew i had one of the most horrible story that is had ever been told in american journalism. >> i don't have trouble admitting to what i did because i feel no shame for it. >> with these tapes, i feel very free in talking. you've got this adrenaline pumping, but you force yourself to stay calm and stuff. i pulled up into the lane which is approximately two feet from the side. i swear to god, it was the longest stop i ever sat at in my life. i'm thinking okay green, green! i've got, what a minute 30? i pull the parking break turn it off, make sure my door was locked and stepped out and walked across the street. the mission was accomplished i knew it was accomplished and it was over. >> without warning, all of a sudden you hear this kaboom! it's just seconds that you just don't know what is happening. >> i was hollering help and there were six floors but we didn't know it. people were everywhere babies were cries and they were saying where are you? we'll get you. >> i just remember th

star e a "telegram the way president kennedy was assassinated and part of the team that took lee harvey oswald's mother 20 the police station. in 196899 he began wa what would become a legendary career at cbs news. >> reporter: for 24 years bob schieffer has been the familiar face of "face the nation." >> today on "face the nation" secretary of defense donald rumsfeld. >> reporter: taking on washington each sunday with very smart questions. >> do you like politicians? is that the best you can do? this thing seems to be a disaster. let me just ask you this -- >> reporter: his style folksy. >> i got to ask you what in the world were you talking about, sir? >> reporter: and no nonsense. >> if as you say there is nothing there, mr. president, how can so many reputable, respected professionals keep pressing along with this? >> well that's your characterization, not mine. >> reporter: in his 46-year career here at cbs news he has held nearly every on-air job. >> this is the "cbs evening news." with bob schieffer. >> i'm bob schieffer of cbs news. the questions are mine. >> this is wednesday morning, j

pictures of him as lee harvey oswald was there. >> he was there!firsthand witness. >> he's the last mike of a generation, the last of the cronkites, the last of the rathers, the last of the brokaw's, the last of the, you know peter jennings. i mean the people that were around -- >> the pillars. >> and tim russert. there are not giants out there anymore. >> no. you always knew when you heard or saw bob schieffer, he had your interest as a consumer of news as a principal interest not himself. >> a joy. we'll watch. he's got a few more. i don't want him to leave. >> the new york post. the nfl hired the first full time female referee. >> oh things will be fair now. >> sarah thomas will be a line judge this season. the 41-year-old has experience officiating preseason games. i got a chance to sit down with her yesterday. she told me players she's dealt with at the division one level, college, seem not to mind having a woman on the field. >> when they hear my voice or see it they say that's a girl. they really don't care. what i have been in front of they