when marion berry was arrested -- put that a little closer to you. >> i think it's for television. i don't think it's for the room. i will repeat the question. >> when marion berry was arrested on a drug charge, what appeared in the headlines of course is well known and mostly in terms of the reaction to it to senior figures. in your work did you come across any indication of how the rank and file and the police department and the washington bureaucracy felt about the fact that marion berry was arrested and the possibilities of how that came about? >> it was a set up. i think we all know that. [laughter] you know, i did it because the book ends in 1973 but i would recommend to you a documentary on marion berry which runs through several lives if maybe i can call it that. you know, he does appear in my book has the head of washington, d.c. and as one of the most vocal critics of the npt during a very important time and that is kind of one life that he had. in his first kind of term as mayor in the downtown that we see every day now is a crowded to his leadership and his kind of entr

he sent marion berry to prison. jackson born in washington and graduated from bethesda chevy chase high school. jackson was 76 years old. >>> new this morning, constitutional a lot of questions after a flight carrying form every president george w. bush had to be diverted. it was hadded from philadelphia to dallas and made an unscheduleded landing in louisville. it was not confirm, but reported that there was smoke on the plane. >>> a flight from cairo to scotla scotland. a note found on the plane. diswill not make any arrested in the case. >>> top u.s. intelligence agents say controversial surveillance program thwarted potential terrorist plots in the u.s. and more than 20 other countries. >> reporter: in september of 2009, the fbi arrested imagsfwl zazi. and a coconspirator also arrested. this proves how surveillance programs work this is one of dozens of plots thwarted by the programs. programs that found themselves in the hot seat after classifiid information by richard snowden. intelligence officials say fewer

he sentenced marion berry to prison and struck down the presidential line item veto law in 1997. he is from bethesda. he went to law school at harvard. jackson, 76 years old. >>> learning more information about the two controversial surveillance programs by the national security agency. top agents say the program thwarted potential terrorist plots in the u.s. and more than 20 other countries. >> reporter: in september 2009, imag zazi would be arrested in colorado. the following january, the arrest of an alleged coconspirator. both examples of what u.s. intelligence officials say the national security agency surveillance programs work. according to information released saturday by the senate intelligence committee, this is one of dozens of flots thwarted by the program. they have found themselves in the hot seat after classified information was leaked by edward snowden. intelligence officials say that fewer than 300 phone numbers investigated last year. in a database of millions of phone records collected by the nsa. they can only be examined for suspected connections to terrorism

now there's possible legal trouble for marion berry. there are reports he received gifts from city contractors. but under the council's code of conduct members can not accept gifts worth more than $20. >> we have an update for you now on the situation today with d.c. school bus service.vic the office of the d.c. state superintendent said all buses dispatched on time this morning despite concerns about a possible driver sickout. taxicabs were put on stand-by but we understand no cabs actually took students to school. the bus drivers were upset, they are upset that their summer hours are being reduced because fewer routes are needed. it's estimated the reductiontion cuts pay by about 40%. >> the white house is defending a surveillance program that tha appears to be snooping into the records of nearly every american. >> the british newspaper the guardian is publishing an order from the secret court. it left consumers fuming. we have the latest now from new york. >> regardless of whether they did anything wrong this is untargetted surveilla

. >> let me just say, i grew up in the era of marion berry. crack can be quite a campaign, just sayin'. >> like marion berry, this guy was set up. remember, marion berry's famous quote? >> i do. >> women's advocates everywhere. i remember that. >> in washington columnist and associate editor for the "the washington post" david ignatius. that is nice. >> that's great. >> hard hitting and intellectual way to start the day. >> calendar model, sam stein. >> sam is a little upset. more breaking news this morning. google glasses, they have actually denied an app for pornography so sam stein can't go around in his google glasses watching porn. >> look how creepy that is. >> isn't that a first amendment violation? >> i thought this was america. >> not having a porn app on your google glasses. >> i want to see his calendar picture. >> what is this calendar? what is that? >> sam, would you like to share? >> are you on one of those firemen calendars? >> sort of. go ahead, sam. talk to us. >> so i'm not on a firemen calendar although i do that in the past