c-span: here were have an 1895 picture... >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: ... of him. >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: what wase doing in >>stllt'e. hri "redg hen in,e t interestingly enough, and he fixed himself up to look nice for the camera. he was becoming famous for "the red badge of courage," and he was here trying to write a political novel, actually, but he gave up on it. co'terd tis, ul gheg em c-span: now i went looking for "the red badge of courage" after reing your book--or, in the middle of reading your book, and i found one of these... >> guest: mm-hmm. c-an: . fo$1veri editions, stephen crane's "red ba--badge of courage," 100 pages. what is this--somebody that's never read this bookand why does it keep stephen crane in front of us after all these years? weofrst't'mm. id of ealsthviwar, if not the greatest novel ever written about the civil war. it depends on whose point of view it is. i think that the reason it lives d petotois atnete a s as a psychological portrayal of fear, and even those of us who've never been through combat, never been near a war zone, we all know what it i

mm-h mm-hmm. >> did he edit the articles? >> mm-hmm, he did. you can't -- because then don't know but i remember, yes. bring them over and talk. he would talk about this and in this word and that wording, what this means. yeah. there was that. other members, too. i mean -- >> did he -- did he want to get rid of these articles? >> he thought some were -- again, he put it through the political prison of -- of -- the process. and -- i thought he -- i can't remember what -- i mean, he was stronger about some than others. >> secret bombing of cambodia. >> he -- he -- he thought that was too political. >> the -- cambodian one? >> yeah. >> what about the taxes? >> i don't remember. i remember cambodia thing came up. put him right into a partisan kind of anti-war. doesn't matter what we were or members of the committee. hay thought that was outside. he was p comfortable. >> but he couldn't prevent it. >> no. he couldn't. but -- you asked me what he thought. >> this was -- do you think it was something he did to appease -- >> yeah. he had to. that was -

mm-hmm. >> did he edit the articles of impeachment? >> mm-hmm. he did. and he can't -- because i don't know. but i remember, yes, they'd bring over and they'd talk and he would -- he would talk about this, and this wording, that wording, what did this mean, and that kind of, yeah, there was that. and other members, too. i mean, he was not -- >> did he, did he, did he did, did he want to get rid of a few of these articles? >> he thought some were -- again, he put it through the political prism of -- of the process. and i thought he -- and i can't remember what -- i mean he was stronger about some than others. >> i'm afraid to want to -- the secret following of -- which was the fourth article and the fifth taxes. >> he thought that was too plate cal. >> the cambodia one? >> yeah. >> what about the taxes and the president's -- >> i don't remember. i remember the cambodia thing came up we thought we played right in to a partisan kind of anti-war -- doesn't matter what we were or the members of the committee, he just thought that was outside -- he wasn't comf

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mm. do you know, that is such a relief.im with his head being flushed down the toilet, or chained to the... shh! you worry too much. i'll go and sort ben out. come on. ben. take you up to bed. ( sirens ) mm. woman on tv: perhaps we could go over your version... alone at last, eh? do you mind if we forget about the sex? oh, could we? too knackered. yeah. you see judge john deed there? yeah. he's presiding over a case where the prosecution barrister is his ex-wife and the defense barrister is his girlfriend. is that allowed? yeah, he's a maverick. and he's shagging the expert witness. right. no wonder he looks so pleased with himself. oh, i've done the sums, by the way. eh? the world trip idea, i've done the sums. you see, we could rent the house. i could do some teaching along the way. it's all, you know, it's all perfectly possible. do you mind if i look at it tomorrow? only, mentally, i'm a bit... no, no, no. that's fine. only, ahem, don't take too long about it, because i have a very rare blood disease. what? yeah. ben's

my client told mm that he actually sttred at him, sandusky stared at him during the entire testimooy,lmost as thouuh my client felt that he wanted to make him uncomfortableobservers in the courtroom say sandusky is listtning intently to each witness, without showing much eepression. the jurors alsoo watched a tv clii from a november innerview, in which n-b-c's bob costassasked sandusky if he was sexually attracted to young boys. am i sexually attractte to underage boys? sexually attracted, no, i enjoy young people, love toobe around them, but no, i'm nottsexually attracted to youug boys. the judge told jurors the prosecutioo may e done presenting its cass by friday. then... it's the defense's turn.the former penn state assistant football coach has pleaded noo guilty to 52 counts.. inclldiig multiple counts of child rape .iim melisa raney reporting. the u-s department of justice has decided to drop remaining charges... against former presidential candidate, john edwards.this comes on the heels of edwardss trial on corruption charres in north acquittaa on one charge... and - a mistrial

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mm-mm-mm. >> thankfully the water wasn't all that deep. as you can see.hurt in all of this. everyone seemed to be in remarkably good spirits about it all. good you can laugh about that. good luck to the bride and groom, megan and eric. enjoy your honeymoon which we hope is a lot drier. >> you know what they say, rain on your wedding day is good luck. falling into a lake, we're going to say that is good luck as well. >> 100 years. >> coming up next, an actor's role in solving a murder mystery, a real life one that hit close to home. >> a sign of respect when greeting members of the royal family who must curtsy and when. you are watching "world news now." ♪ you put your right foot in and you shake it all about ♪ ♪ you do the hokey-pokey and you turn yourself around ♪ ♪ that's what it's all about >>> this next story is really, really frightening. all of it caught on surveillance video. a man facing certain death from a robber's gun. >> that gunman pulled the trigger not once, not twice, but how about three times. each time it misfired. abc's bazi kanani has

. >> mm-hmm. >> you say you're horny. you say you're masturbating while you're talking to him.ou talk about hooking up, and you say, "if you don't tell anybody, you can [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]." >> i said that? >> yeah, then you say i don't want to go to jail. do you recall that conversation? >> i'm sure i did say that. >> i mean, the issue here is not gay or straight. >> right. >> the issue here is adult-child. in the mentoring conversation that you're saying to me that you were going to have tonight with a 14-year-old, that's not what you were saying online -- >> well, i didn't necessarily say i wanted to have a conversation tonight. i was just going to come out and hang out and see what he was like. >> "qx4boi19" sits and talks to me for more than ten minutes. then amazingly when i start to tell him who i am -- >> well, i got to tell you -- >> he already knows. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> i know. >> you know? >> uh-huh. >> have you seen previous stories? >> and as you'll hear later, the possibility of walking into an investigation wasn't enough to stop him. here

>> mm-hmm. >> what effect did they have on you? >> not much. i tried -- congressman asked me a couple of times to listen to tapes. and i tried not to -- in this proce process, again -- going back, i tried not to get -- i didn't want to get personal. in other words, i didn't -- i wanted to keep a distance in this. you know. someone remarked to me, you know, i think was a compliment, you never say anti-nixon word ever. a reporter said that to me years later. i mean, drew that covered the event from "the new yorker" at the time. all those years, although times, you never said a word about nixon, ever. i think that came from the chairm chairman. gave him a personal -- not that i didn't have a view but i didn't think it was my place to talk about it. had you to keep some distance. i was than actually very curious about the tapes. i was than -- enormous curiosity. i wasn't that curious. it wasn't my job. it wasn't where i fit in. people weren't asking. nobody was going on ask me what i thought of the tapes. i stayed of it. wasn't mine, so to speak. a

. >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm, and so that vice really started hammering that led to the treaty signed in washington and then the very successful summit that president reagan had with general secretary gorbachev in moscow, june of next year, that next year. >> did president reagan realize the impact almost immediately that the speech was going to have, or did you discuss it afterwards? i assume you -- i don't know if you got back in the same limo you were in on the way to the speech, but did -- what -- what was your conversation like with him afterwards? >> well, as he said in his diaries, there were people as far as the eye could see, and he couldn't see that far. he was taken with the response from the audience, was curious about did the loudspeakers really work because he wanted so much to speak to the people in east berlin as well, and he was optimistic that this was a moment, not the moment but a moment that put more pressure on and that one of these days can -- that wall will come down, so it came down. >> and it did. we have an exhibit here. >> right. >> at the museum, as i mentioned, of the

mm. refreshing. refreshing ocean spray sparkling juice drinks. in these really cool cans.ling... savings. get a coupon for ocean spray sparkling juice drinks at oceanspray.com or on facebook. >>> we're back now at 7:43 with two guys who nearly brought down the music industry with their website napster. now, former facebook president sean parker and napster founder sean fanning are to the again and have just launched a new social video network called airtime. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> we're going to talk airtime in a minute but sean as a former facebook president i've got to get your reaction to the ipo. it's lost a lot of value since the opening bell. a few weeks ago. >> well, all of us founders, and early employees and investors in the company have historically taken a very long view, and this is evidence of the fact that we haven't really sold much equity at all. i didn't sell anything in the ipo. neither my partners sold -- dustin for instance didn't sell anything. so, you know, we -- we believe very deeply in the long-term vision of the company a

mms when james watts signed the secretary laureate creating mms in 1981, he did it just by virtue of the authority of the outer continental shelves live act and the secretary of the interior. it's with some authority i use some 30-plus years later to reorganize the department into a bureau of energy and other components of what we're doing. three years plus ago i went in front of the house, the senate energy committee and said i wanted to have organic legislation for what we were doing. it would be very simple to do. could be passed out of the house under their suspension of the rules procedures. could be brought to the floor of the u.s. senate. it ought to be one of those things where you could get unanimous consent out of the u.s. senate to institutionalize the kororganization needed for united states to move forward with the safe development of offshore energy. that would be a very simple thing to do, and yet it appears to be a do nothing congress at this point in time. they are not willing to do that. because they don't want anything to happen. it's the -- the world of very fails

. >>> concord police have recommended a vehicular mm- hmmnd mm-hmm charge against a 17-year-old driver. the teenager avoided our cameras outside his home yesterday. two months ago he lost control of his car on treat boulevard in concord, crashing into a family riding their bikes. fill mononuri and his 9-year- old daughter were killed. the nuri family attorney wants the driver charged as an adult. >> i hope they treat him as an adult because of what he did. there's two lives that have been taken, a father and a daughter. >> the decision now rests with the district attorney's office. details of what was found in the two month investigation are not being revealed, but police say in order to recommend a vehicular manslaughter charge they have to find some degree of recklessness. >>> it's 4:30 pennsylvania. it's been one month since a concord girl was injured in a hit and run. police say alina llama key was playing at 6th street in clayton road when she ran into the street street and was hit by a truck. the driver did not stop and has not been found. alima suffered a broken leg and her ankl

mm-hmm. and he was still being searched by the romans, why couldn't he shape-shift... shape-shift. ...into a roman, and then when all the other romans were asleep, he could go along and kill them so they would stop searching for him. yes, well, i doubt he would do that. he wasn't a power ranger or anything like that. can i ask you another one? i-is this is the last question? no. okay. ben: when jesus... so, who'd like some wine? wine? oh, this is daft. there must've been a mix-up. i'll just swap this one over. i-i don't think it's fair to disrupt the seating plan. i'm sure they won't mind. anyway, it'll be nice if we're all together, won't it? ...yes. be lovely. would jesus forgive somebody if they flew up to heaven in a big rocket, and as soon as he goes to heaven, he punches jesus in the face, and he beats jesus up? would jesus say, "ooh, i forgive you," or would he fight back, pssht! and knock that man out of heaven. i just can't see a situation where somebody would get into heaven and-and-and punch, uh, jesus. ben: and also... the message in the bible is that we sh

. >> joy: mm-hmm.l me, in your experience, what is the most profound effect that this type of abuse has on an individual kid? >> well, i think it can absolutely ruin their lives. some children are not able to move onioned this. it turns other children into this very type of abuser, the victim then becomes the next generation of redder. and we have to be able to put a stop to this. i think that's why this case is so terribly important because its giving these kids the opportunity to come forth and express the reality of what happened to them, and then hopefully begin the healing process. >> joy: mm-hmm, they should do a study on the children who have been abused and who do not become abused, to see the differences in the two types of personalities, maybe they can figure something outs for these victims so they don't perpetuate this abuse syndrome. >> sure. that a lot of people use the abuse excuse as a justification for their own criminal activity, and i think some of them falsely do that. in my work as

>> mm-hmm. >> what effect did they have on you? >> not much, actually. i tried -- the congressman asked me a couple of times to listen to tapes. and i tried not to -- in this process, again, this is going back, i tried not to get -- i didn't want to get personal. in other words, i didn't -- i wanted to keep a distance in this. you know, someone remarked to me, which i think was a compliment, i talked throughout, you ever said an anti-nixon word, ever. a reporter said that to me all those years later. they were telling me, i had dinner with a reporter years ago. i mean, drew who covered the event in new york city time. she says you know, all those years you never, all those times we covered you, you never said a word about nixon, ever. and i think that came from the chairman. it also came from a personal -- not that i didn't have a view. but i didn't think it was my place -- but to get there you had to keep some distance. so i wasn't very -- i wasn't actually very kirious about the tapes. in other words there was enormous curiosity i think, and i wasn't t

>> mm-hmm. >> the scene is burned into her memory.s is the case of her father in the morning, less than eight hours later. >> he showed me upstairs, sat me next to my mom and said something terrible has really happened. he said kimmy is dead. and i was just -- >> gone numb? >> still sometimes, you know, it's like -- i can't believe this. >> at 7:00 a.m., at a well-known party spot just half a mile outside police had found the family pickup, abandoned. officers followed a trail of blood from the truck down a dirt track 250 feet or so to the poplar river and there they found the battered body of kim nice. >> the term i've used is overkill. >> dean malum was an undersheriff and later the county sheriff in charge of the investigation. >> there were 20 or 21 blows received to kim's skull, which any of them could have caused her death. >> there was rage involved? >> it was a high level of rage. someone was very angry. >> we drove an old truck, same year, different color, to the last place kim was seen. 12:45 a.m., a gas station. then, to th

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he said it's do-able. >> mm-hmm. >> bill: he's optimistic.d water in the fact they can win it. israel and i like israel because he and i are both mets fans and we have very much. >> gotta believe and that's what israel has brought to the d triple c the house campaign arm. it is possible. is it possible? yes. but if you look at history only once has a sitting president picked up more than 25 seats with lyndon johnson. history is against him. if you look at it race by race and we come out with our new race ratings, we have the house democrats picking up in the range of 10 to 15 seats. cutting the house republican majority but not getting to the magic 25. house speaker john boehner has said recently one in three chance that democrats could win it back. >> bill: pelosi said 50/50. here's what gets me about your story is your story is based on, as i read it this morning one the comments one party strategist democratic -- senior democratic strategist who remains anonymous. so how can you come to that conclusion based on one guy who won't even tell

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we'll be right back on the "stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> stephanie: mm-hmm, yes, it big radio show and the president getting ready to speak in 17 minutes, jacki schechner. >> that is correct. >> stephanie: talking about the economy, taking questions. >> he was going to talk about the economy here and talk about the situation in europe. so we'll see what he has to say on that and we'll turn around some sound so you can say it. >> stephanie: is that how he say it. >> that's my professional news turn. i slip into that geeky news speak. >> we're going to drop that sound like it's hot. >> stephanie: jacki is like holly hunter but a little more high-strung. >> good morning, good morning, everybody. the romney campaign is out with a new ad today trying to recast his tenture asthmas mass governor in a more positive light. >> mitt romney on day one. the difference is strong leadership. >> you have day one covered. the ad says mitt romney had the best jobs record in a decade but "the boston globe" points out there has only been two governors in the past decade and the first go

mm-hmm. okay. he's my--one of my favorite authors. stu weaver is a singer/songwriter from florida who complained about the music at a minor league baseball park. now we don't usually expect great music at a ballpark, so happened? oh, but you should. you should. oh, we should? okay. no, i wasn't happy with what i perceived as the music being played by the organist, and i complained about it, and without knowing that the person i complained to was the daughter of the owner. and... (laughter) after that, she said, "you know somebody better?" and at the time, i was much younger and braver, and i said, "yeah, sure. me." and i played for the next five seasons from the next night. good for you. now let me ask you a very important question. when the manager went to the mound for a pitching change, did you ever, as so many organists at ballparks do, play the "jeopardy!" think music? no, no. i-- get out! (laughter) well--yes, absolutely. good answer, good answer. kathy wright is a university bookseller from seattle whose husband almost got rabi

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