mccord. mccord is a former cia employee. now he runs his own private security service.uess what else he is. a consultant to president richard nixon's reelection campaign committee. accomplices meanwhile have been charged with second degree burglary and released on bail. i don't think that's the last we're going to have on this story. >> it's one of the most shocking actions i think that's happened in this country in a long time. but i must say that it's the legacy of years of wiretapping and snooping and violation of privacy in which the government itself has been too deeply involved. >> both democrats and republicans played with pranks and tricks all the time. the difference in watergate was that these people were foolish and they got caught. >> no one in the white house staff, no one in this administration was involved in this very bizarre incident. >> nixon said, this is being investigated by the congress, by the fbi, but even more importantly, i've had my own white house counsel john dean conduct an investigation, and he's reported to me that nobody presently employ

. >>> mary mccord, remember, separation of church and state.y of the pope is destructive. >> 23 people assigned to influence the factor. all i can say is wow. i served in the air force under reagan after reading the book. i have even more admiration for him. >> can you give us a little info on your co-author. best researcher in the world, dave? solid guy lives in southern california. hard at work on the next book. bill, when you sell your books, does the money go to charity, too? >> all the proceeds i get from the web site are donated. every penny from all the profits. and if you buy killing reagan, you get a free copy of the constitution. >> this morning x i appeared on kelly and michael when abc news cut into the program. i asked myself, is god sending me a message. the entire east coast and much of the midwest did not see this. >> take us back in time now. this is one of these historical situations that we were actually around for. >> just a couple of months into his presidency and his whole life changes and nancy reagan's life changes. but

. >>> mary mccord, remember, separation of church and state.he pope is destructive. >> 23 people assigned to influence the factor. all i can say is wow. i served in the air force under reagan after reading the book. i have even more admiration for him. >> can you give us a little info on your co-author. best researcher in the world, dave? solid guy lives in southern california. hard at work on the next book. bill, when you sell your books, does the money go to charity, too? >> all the proceeds i get from the web site are donated. every penny from all the profits. and if you buy killing reagan, you get a free copy of the constitution. >> this morning x i appeared on kelly and michael when abc news cut into the program. i asked myself, is god sending me a message. the entire east coast and much of the midwest did not see this. >> take us back in time now. this is one of these historical situations that we were actually around for. >> just a couple of months into his presidency and his whole life changes and nancy reagan's life changes. but nobody

in 1968, milner was back on the road again, this time as a los angeles police officer with kent mccorddekick on the series "adam 12" an occasional guest star in later years he revisited his early success in the 1998 documentary "route 66: return to the road" for which he served as narrate or. martin milner was 83. >> osgood: coming up -- the joys of yiddish. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: yiddish 101 is introduction to an old language attracting new interest. and not just among those who traditionally have spoken it. richard schlesinger we hear all about it ♪ >> deep in the heart of texas, there's a sound close to the heart of most bubbies and zadies. that's itzik gottesman, professor itzik gottesman of the university of texas teaching yiddish. some of his recent students like dan done mond come from jewish families, like you'd expect. do you speak yesterday tower any of your family? >> i sometimes i'll speak a little bit of yesterday wish my grandfather. >> get a lot of grandson points out of that? >> i have a lot of grandson points. >> i can tell. you can never have too many. >> that's

public speaker: i'm david mccord and cochair of the sierra club of the bay chapter energy committee. it's human innate tour -- nature to keep dotting i's and crossing more t's. the time to move is now. it's time to get approval for schedule, approval for the plan on the schedule if it has to be conditional or make it conditional. the city's been managing over 150 mega watts of power already through hetch hetchy. it's proof to really able to handle 30 mega watts of their initial phase. >> pg & e is launching it's competing ground check and next year early next year. if we have let pg & e launch first, it's going to be much cleaner to sf and sf would look bad and probably suffer enrollment. so we need the get this going on schedule. >> thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: hello, chair avalos, president caen and commissioners. joe from 350 san francisco. i was watching the c puc hearing thursday. anytime we are not in the room you should assume we are watching and i was very surprised to hear a delay at the meeting on september 1st, i asked your staff specifically after this

public speaker: i'm david mccord and cochair of the sierra club of the bay chapter energy committee. it's human innate tour -- nature to keep dotting i's and crossing more t's. the time to move is now. it's time to get approval for schedule, approval for the plan on the schedule if it has to be conditional or make it conditional. the city's been managing over 150 mega watts of power already through hetch hetchy. it's proof to really able to handle 30 mega watts of their initial phase. >> pg & e is launching it's competing ground check and next year early next year. if we have let pg & e launch first, it's going to be much cleaner to sf and sf would look bad and probably suffer enrollment. so we need the get this going on schedule. >> thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: hello, chair avalos, president caen and commissioners. joe from 350 san francisco. i was watching the c puc hearing thursday. anytime we are not in the room you should assume we are watching and i was very surprised to hear a delay at the meeting on september 1st, i asked your staff specifically after this

public speaker: i'm david mccord and cochair of the sierra club of the bay chapter energy committee. it's human innate tour -- nature to keep dotting i's and crossing more t's. the time to move is now. it's time to get approval for schedule, approval for the plan on the schedule if it has to be conditional or make it conditional. the city's been managing over 150 mega watts of power already through hetch hetchy. it's proof to really able to handle 30 mega watts of their initial phase. >> pg & e is launching it's competing ground check and next year early next year. if we have let pg & e launch first, it's going to be much cleaner to sf and sf would look bad and probably suffer enrollment. so we need the get this going on schedule. >> thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: hello, chair avalos, president caen and commissioners. joe from 350 san francisco. i was watching the c puc hearing thursday. anytime we are not in the room you should assume we are watching and i was very surprised to hear a delay at the meeting on september 1st, i asked your staff specifically after this

a team from joint base lewis mccord was parachuting over a stretch of woods when the unidentified soldier had to deploy his emergency parachute. he hasn't been heard from since the drop. dozens of rescue teams are searching the area, trying to find him. and thousands of homes in the line of fire this morning as a california wildfire explodes in size. the fire has grown to 64,000 acres. all 27 other residents of san andreas are packed and alert. ready ready to evacuate if necessary. 1500 fire crews on scene to fight the fast-moving fire which is only 5% contained. and a stunning upset at the u.s. open semi-finals serena williams pursuit for the grand slam comes to an end. >> she has done it? >> uncreeded beat the number one ranked player. she never won a set against williams in four previous matches. >> our resident tennis expert and weather guru rick reichmuth. were you shocked? >> very shocked. i think that will go down as one of the biggest sports upsets of all time. very amazing. incredible matched. >> unranked. >> this girl beat her, also. she played really really well. clayton, have