. >> mr. hess, i mean, that's a pretty unimpeachable argument. we know this book.e online and in every other country. why should it go to be republished for the german people who have already made a decision not to revisit that ugly past? >> all these historians did in the last three, four, five years, it is a huge amount, and a powerful way to give the lecture to see, to destroy all these lies and what hitler committed in that book. and i think it's -- we should use it for schools as well. it's a manual of how we can hate, and it's, as well, for modern times. if you can see what happens right now in the world with muslims. >> let me put that to you. it is being published at, perhaps, one of the worst possible times, this huge hate of this huge resurgence of hate, hate crimes and racism. not just in germany but also where around the world. we have articles that we can quote ad nauseam. the rise in hate searches in google corresponding with the rise in hate crimes. that's basically around the world, including in the united states. in germany, itself, we have one of

he is, you've written a book -- mr. hess, you've written a book called "the professor and the president." how did moynihan end up with nixon? [laughter] >> he ended up with nixon because nixon thought it would be, it would be the new nixon if he could bring in a liberal into a conservative administration. little did he know that this was very much going to change his social policy. because nixon was a conservative, moynihan was a liberal. but he challenged nixon in the white house by picking a comparable ivy league conservative, arthur burn, and they fought over the heart and soul of richard nixon over an issue called the family assistance plan which was really the most liberal social action position since the new deal. and strangely, it was daniel patrick moynihan, the liberal, who won. so it's a fascinating story. and i was very lucky, because i was right next to pat moynihan. and arthur burns helped me by keeping a diary, which he never published. so i really knew what was happening in both sides of the story. and, you kn

kyle hess- flipped off (or made an obscene gesture to) nascar racer tony stewart. "one of them was using colorful language every time mr. stewart rolled by. mr. stewart came up into the stands and witnesses reported he was asking what his problem was with him."in the video- stewart-wearing a gray shirt walks up to hess-in the red sweatshirt-and the two begin to exchange words.as the grabs stewart's arms-turning the situation physical. security breaks up the two men- causing hess to fall down. "in this case there were no blows thrown. there were words exchanged when it was over it was over and that's how we're looking at it."officers say they're quick to take control of fights that may escalate- and people's safety is their number one priority."roughly 100 thousand people attend this over a week. we've had one arrest. that kind of tells you when you have a crowd that's a good beer drinking crowd, they come here to watch the racing and 99.9 percent of the time that's what they do." fans say this isn't unusual in the sport of racing-but people should be aware of the effects of social media. "it wouldn't have mattered if i

mr. cowboy? >> yippee-kay-ay! >> the actor who onctormented bruce willis in "die-hard" died in london. he also appeared in eight "harry potter" films, among many other movies and tv shows in hess decades long career. rickman diedf cancer. he was 69. >>> the song goes "i'll be there for you," but matthew perry won't be there for the "friends" reunion. fans got tir hopes up this week on word that the cast was getting together to honor the legendary director james burrow a household name will be in rehearsals for a play in london. >>> it was a lesson of a lifetime. minnesota vikings kicker blair walsh personally thanking a classroom of first graders for their kindness on thursday. they sent him letters of encouragement after he missed a potentially game winning kick against t e seahawks sunday. he said their letters touched his heart. >> i'm here to tell you thank you from the bottom of my heart, seriously. that cheered me up a lot and for you guys to do that for me, somebody y've never met, you don't know, that is huge. >> walsh took questions and signed autographs for his young fans. >>> there is more playoff football on tap this weekend. the afc divisional playoffs kickoff tom