now jack odell had been an organizer for the national maritime command jack odell when he had appeared before and of the committees he had taken this amendment and so forth. the difference between jack odell and stanley in relationship to martin is the stanley told martin he had been a member of the communist party and severed his relationship with him. jack odell never told martin, it just never became initially he never told him, so that when president kennedy revealed this thing about stanley i don't know exactly what martin said in the conversation with the president, but in fact -- he told me i told the president, i knew about stanley's background but they were surprised about jack o'dell the president said they had to go. in fact they used the analogy at that time it was a scandal with the macmillan government and he said i don't want -- if you get brought down meaning if you get brought down, the civil rights leader, you will bring us down because we have a major civil rights bill since you have to get rid of him. now, the very next day martin comes to new york, so important com

now jack odell had been an organizer for the national maritime, and jack odell, when he had appeared before one of the committees he had taken the fifth amendment and so forth. the difference between jack odell and stanley and relationship to martin is stanley had told martin that he had been a member of the communist party and severed his relationship with him, okay? jack odell never told martin. it just never became an issue but he never told him. so that when president kennedy revealed this about stanley, i don't know exactly what martin said in the conversation with the president, but in effect -- no, no, he said i told the president and i knew about stanley's background but there was a surprise about jack o'dell the president said they had to go. and the used the analogy at that time it was a scandal with the government and it was a sort of affair and he said i don't want -- if you get brought down meeting if you get brought down as a civil rights leader you will bring us down because we have a major civil rights bills and you've got to get rid of it. so, you know, the very next

did a lot and as a result the one from odell was returning to the russian market although not in the same volumes as before us for georgia they have not applied for a new license. they're not showing interest in their submitting novel occasions and why should we do anything are so sure that the one that puts it ok one more thing rather controversial that you are dealing with is vaccination not long ago speaking to a radio station you sad that even your opinion the actions of the mothers who are against vaccinations are criminals. and you said you were ready to initiate a bill to make vaccinations to children mandatory disregarding whether their parents wanted to not. at the do you think it is normal that parents don't have the final word for their responsibility for the health of their children. well first let me point out that the russian legislation for immuno prophylaxis he's the most advanced one in the world but i'm saying this based on two principles declared in the russian law first informed consent for a vaccination and a second economic responsibility of the state in case of

love the name, odell ivy. two-time cancer survivor. still likes to mow his own grass.nd things for 30 years. now ann and matt. >> we want to mention that we have had quite a loss -- willard had a loss. talking about nancy fields who worked with him for so many years. she started here in 1951, left in 2006. worked 55 years. a great woman. >> what do you remember about her, willard? she was wonderful. >> tom brokaw said it best. nbc can survive without him or the rest of the news division, but not nancy fields. she was an incredibly efficient person, incredibly clever with getting things done. one time on the phone i called her and she had a lot of phones ringing in the office. she said, willard, i think new york is on hold. >> she always had a smile on her face. such wonderful things to say for everyone. nancy fields, again, starting as an intern working 50-something years here at nbc. our condolences. >> she started with howdy-doody and ended up with me. >> she loved working with you. i know that. thank you so much. >>nancy. nay. god bless. rest in peace. >> we're back