mike wallace came up to me cursing, what do you so and sos thing you're doing. lost the election. wallace was a friend of ours. but he just was outraged, and so i go upstairs, and there's nobody up on the 17th floor but richards nixon himself, and he says, pat, let's watch agnew's press conference. said, right you are, and so i go in and we're watching tv, and agnew is up there being as tougher as he can be in the press conference, and the press is going after him, and agnew is holding his own, and i'll never forget what nixon said to me. he said, buchanan, i think we have ourselves a hanging judge here. and he turned out to be. so, then i had one more experience i want to tell you about. and that is, win we got this mission bay out here after our own convention where nixon was nominated issue told nixon that -- i said it's important i think we have eyes and ears at the democratic convention. so, can you send me to chicago? and i want to observe and i'll be your eyes and ears, sir. bogey going to key biscayne because those days a candidate whose convention was ov

mike wallace came up to me cursing. what do you think you are doing? just lost the election and wallace was a friend of ours which traveled with us. wasn't hostile. he just was outraged and so i went upstairs and there is nobody on the seventeenth floor but richard nixon himself and he says pat, come on in, let's watch and new's press conference so i said right, right you are. i went in and he and i are sitting there watching tv and agnew is being as tough as he can be for and the press was going after him and agnew is holding his own. i will never forget what nixon said to me. he said buchanan, i think we have ourselves a hanging judge here. i had one more experience i want to tell you about, that is when we got this mission after our own convention where nixon was nominated by told nixon it is important we have eyes and ears at the democratic convention. can you send me to chicago? want to observe it and your eyes and the ears. you are going down to key biscayne because in those days a candidate whose convention was over would get out of the way while

mike wallace came up to me cursing what do you so and so's think you're doing? lost the election. and wallace was a friend of ours. he wasn't a hostile press knell. but, i mean, he just was outraged. so i go upstairs, and there's nobody up on the 17th floor but richard nixon himself. and he says, hey, pat, let's watching a gnu's press conference. so i said, right, right you are. [laughter] and so i go in, and he and i are sitting there watching tv, and agnew's really holding his own. i'll never forget what nixon said to me. he turned to me and said, buchanan, i think we've got ourselves a hanging judge here. [laughter] and that, he turned out to be. [laughter] so then i have one more experience i want to tell you about, and that is when we got to mission bay out here, our own convention where nixon was nominated, i told nixon, i said i think it's important we have eyes and ears at the democratic convention, so can you send me to chicago? and i want to observe it, and i'll be your eyes and ears, sir. you and bebe go down to key biscayne, you know, because in thos

mike wallace, said he went up for that grab. game tied at 20.phins running back, 134 yards and this touchdown. dolphins upset the patriots 33-20. yaz and eagles, two td catches in the first quarter. 110 yards receive lg. jags up 17-0. but the eagles, 34 unanswered points in the second half. eagles win. >>> falcons and saints into overtime. marcus coalson had 110 yards receiving. matt brian kicked a 51 yarder to send it to overtime. 37-34 your final. >>> to the diamond. the tigers in detroit just like they did in 2012 world series. 1-0 detroit in the third. cabrera gets the best of tim hudson. 22nd of the year. hud gave up three runs in six innings. you add another in the 7th, they said pass to brandon. dodgers won. a's hosting the astros. houston up 2-1 until a two-run shot. but they lost the lead in the ninth. ryan cook walks the bases loaded. five walks, top nine, unbelievable. a's lose two out of three to the astros. >>> women's finals at the u.s. open. williams just dominated. the 32-year-old was on a mission. she now has to be considered on

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. >> comencemos con el periodista mike wallace: Él dijo que tÚ eras adicto al poder, al dinero. >> sÍque seas tan sensible a las crÍticas. >> si es justo, no creo que sea sensible, si es injusto, entonces sÍ. >> jon stewart te criticÓ por regresar de tus vacaciones para supuestamente cubrir la muerte del afroamericano michael brown. >> sÍ. >> ademÁs le dijiste a tu audiencia que no creyera lo que decÍa jon stewart porque su programa era partidista, pero tu programa es partidista. >> es diferente. el programa es mi punto de vista, no es la polÍtica de un partido ni nada asÍ, es lo que yo creo, asÍ que si quieres decir que yo soy partidista en algunas cosas, bueno, no lo voy a discutir. en ciertos asuntos soy conservador y en otros soy liberal, ciertamente tengo mi punto de vista. >> nunca he escuchado decir que eres liberal. >> bueno, entonces no estÁs escuchando, jorge, porque primero que nada yo me opongo a la pena de muerte, que es un punto de la agenda liberal. yo creo en el calentamiento global y que debemos hacer todo lo posible para ayudar al medio ambiente y todo eso, es un pun

ryan tannehill to mike wallace. he fights his way dearly into the end zone.ld never give back. third quarter, çó31-7. derek carr scrambling for eight yards, but he is hurt on the play. he leaves with a high ankle and knee strain as the raiders lose 38-14. >> i'm never the one to blame anything on the coaches. players play. their players outplayed our players today. it has nothing to do with dennis allen, greg olsen. they play calls for us and be successful. their players were just better than us today.çó >> yeah, the raiders now 0-4 on the season. >>> the oakland a's, switching to baseball, needed all 162 games this season to clinch a third straight trip. guess what? third time was a charm. it is game 162, where all the a's needed to do was beat the rangers and they're in the wild card play-off game on tuesday. top two. steven vogt hitting this to shallow center. 2-0 oakland. they would add on more later. now 4-0 oakland. bottom 9, sunny gray, he is the starter. and he was throwing for the complete game. two out, one on. he gets the rookie jake smoll lynskey

he appeared on "60 minutes" twice that fall, and told mike wallace style and charisma aren't what maket. >> nixon: some public men are destined to be loved and other public men are destined to be disliked, but the most important thing about a public man is not whether he's loved or disliked, but whether he's respected. and i hope to restore respect to the presidency. >> stahl: nixon went on to win the presidency that november, only to leave it in disgrace six years later. i'm lesley stahl. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes". lowe's presents "how to make your guests think they're at the wrong house." wow. told you we were in the wrong house. go, go! mom! mom! [ male announcer ] get 15% off in-stock levolor blinds. plus, have them cut to width for free. over 12,000 financial advisors.f in-stock levolor blinds. so, how are things? good, good. nearly $800 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. how did edward jones get so big? could you teach our kids that trick? by not acting that way. ok, last quarter... it's how edward jones makes sense

. >> these guys, to quote mike wallace from "60 minutes," they're running around like cockroaches, like scuttling from the cameras. >> that's exactly right. and the problem is the their target audience, the people who are sending in money are mostly, i hate to say it, anderson, they're not watching our show. they're elderly people. they're people who are soft sells through the mail, and they don't get the information that we're delivering right now to all of our viewers that if you get something from help hospitalized veterans in the mail, you should be very suspicious when they're asking you for money. and we can't tell that story enough. >> the name is so manipulative. of course you get something that says help hospitalized veterans, you want to do whatever you can. obviously, the state of california here agrees with this. the veteran's administration agrees. yet they continue to exist, taking donation. is there nothing that can be done to shut them down? >> like i said, this is what can be done. people need to stop giving to this group. it's unfortunate, but the laws are extremely we

you mentioned mike wallace hit home for you. you can reach out to those guys, and i'm sure they'll talk with folks and meet with ab organization, that sort of -- an organization, that sort of thing. >> that's very cool. i didn't know of that aspect, of the ability to sort of engage with not the characters, but you can kind of use that phrase. >> right. >> the folks that you highlight in the story. i would also answer your question by saying look to your open community too. i'm from a small town in forest lake, minnesota. dozens and dozens of guys and gals from that town have gone and done incredible things. find a way to honor them in a small ceremony in their hometown where they never get honored or a memorial. whatever it is, i think there are small, subtle ways that we miss. and this is a big way to do it, which hopefully is the inspiration for smaller ways that individuals in their places can highlight families and veterans. >> one more. we have time for one more. >> sure. >> absolutely. >> yep. >> hi, i'm david, i'm also he

. >>: remember that old line if you see mike wallace that means trouble. kwai you bringing this up this was years ago. >>darya: you saw that man that five of us sang my daughter was getting beat for years. >> gary: if that is true that is the most damaging thing yet. >>darya: how this is been handed over the years. >> gary: all this stuff goes on and it empowers them. cattle have to hide anymore on coming forward with my story. >>darya: that's what happened with the arizona cardinals. that's what happened and to allow but she does want to the police last week. >>darya: the cardinals acted fast and they deactivated. >> gary: at think before 49ers whether they're right or wrong you see minnesota deactivates peterson the gatt and carolina and now this kid is so now the 49 years, the only guys that happen. anti-semite fair about this is that the mcdonald has not been charged yet. when people do this country " 02 would do the story across the country there said the 49ers have not deactivate it their guy. >> gary: the difference is hardy makes 800,000 and caroli

just ask wide receiver mike wallace. >> a little bit. you know. it's a long flight.he time difference that's the biggest thing, you know. it's like 7:00 in the morning and we're doing a walk-through. it's a little different but it's cool. not too bad. >> reporter: for quarterback brent grimes the best defense is denial. >> i try not to look at the time. it's going to mess you up. i'm going with the flow. they ask you to be somewhere and i just show up. >> reporter: taking advantage of the home team advantage the raider got here last sunday. both teams could use a change of scenery and a fresh start. so could the nfl. massive abuse scandals have swept the league since that video of baltimore raven ray rice punching his fiancee. the nfl v.p. is worrying about the reputation and damage that may have been done. >> you worry about everything. we put a lot of focus into that issue and we put a lot of focus into making sure that we continue to do the right thing and do better. >> reporter: waller has been leading the charge to expand the nfl soo f l nfl so that one day one

just ask wide receiver mike wallace. >> a little bit, you know, it's a long flight but it's just theifference is the biggest thing, you know, it was like 7:00 in the morning we were doing a walk-through. so it was a little different but it's cool not too bad. >> reporter: the cornerback says the best defense is denial. >>cy don't look at the time. i just go with the flow. i'm asking people when i got to be somewhere and i'll just show up. >> reporter: taking more of the home team advantage, the raiders got here last monday with losing seasons so far, both teams could use a canning of scenery and a fresh start. so could the nfl. domestic abuse scandals have swept the league since that video of baltimore raven ray rice punching his fiance. the nfl's vp of international, mark waller told us he's worried about what damage may have been done to the league's reputation overseas. >> yeah, absolutely you worry about everything that potentially tarnishes or deny was you're trying to do. so we put a lot of focus into that issue and a lot of focus into making sure we continue and do better. >>

these guys are to quote mike wallace from 60 minutes, they're running away like cockroaches, running away from the cameras. >> that is exactly it, the people they target and send in money, i hate to say it, anderson. they're not watching our show. they're elderly people, people who are soft sells through the mail and they don't get the information that we're delivering right now to all of our viewers that if you get something from help hospitalize veterans in the mail you should be very suspicious when they ask you for money. we can't tell that story enough. >> and obviously, the name is so manipulative, of course you get something that says help hospitalize veterans, obviously the state of california agrees with this. the veteran's administration agrees, they continue to exist taking donations. is there nothing that can be done to shut them down? >> like i say, people need to stop giving to this group. it is unfortunate. but the laws are extremely weak, and there is no push to make them any stronger, we did receive a statement from this charity's new chairman of the board, basically

. >> wallace stepped up to the mike. >> there was a lot of kids baby-sitting kids. a lot of sids baby-sitting kid. >> reporter: angel is a former guard at woodland hills. >> i think in my heart a lot of kids don't have anyone to kind of talk to that really believes in them. >> reporter: she worked at woodland hill in 2006 and new many qualified guards, but says there are bad apples that mistreated kids. >> they are tired of getting treated like animals in there. >> reporter: we were watching 24 hours a day, so we have to have decent people work there. if you don't, things like that happen. 32 escaping. that's bad. >> commissioner henry... >> we have to have a balance between therapeutic services and security. the community has to be safe. we know that. we think we secured the facility. next we'll try to train the guards. >> henry is trying to get to the bottom of the breakout. he believes some of the kids left because he felt under safe. how hard was it for you to decide nod to go with them. >> it wasn't hard. i wasn't going to make a dumb decision like that because

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