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strangely enough, pat never showed it. by the time we got there i was fairly well acquainted with her. we made a lot of side trips because the vice president was going one way, and we were going the other. he was going to some of the diplomatic pass. but we went to the schools, to the hospitals, and the people just loved her because she didn't go through as -- visit. she was talking to the people in the bed. she was talking to the kids. she loved the children, and they responded to her. the one thing that was a little tough is when we went down to the market. the farmer's market. it was about, i would say, maybe a half mile of farm that extended out to the ocean. and it was covered. and you could smell it a mile away. and it was their market day. and they had all the vegetables and fish and meat in the 100-degree heat. meeting the people. they were handing her little presents. maybe an orange or something. i was loaded by the time we got half way through. but she stepped across dead rats and she avoided the debris on the d

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so pat had her arm around her. and she and i were talking kind of quietly. and she asked me to check on the car ahead to make sure the vice president was all right, which i was doing. but finally the secret service service managed to break us out of the roadblock, and we just forgot about the stop that we were going to make. we went all the way back up on the hill where it was secure. but all through it, pat never, ever raised her voice. she never showed any anxiety. she was busy with this woman. i'll never forget that. and we got up to embassy and went in and took a deep breath and started to recover. >> i want to add one thing to that. as far as -- you said you were close to death. that -- there, that photo is very vivid. all the windows except one on the car were smashed on my father's car. what is so interesting is when i was writing the book about my mother, i said, well, were you afraid, you know. the baseball bats and rocks and i had talked to you, don, and she said, no, i was angry. she said, i was angry because these communist inspired hoodlums were

and that's just so typical pat nixon. i mean, she had her eyes on what they were trying to do, why they were there. they were on a mission. and this was going to be the whole story, just one small group who were bent on destruction would ruin the goodwill of being in south america. and she said once she got to the embassy, though, then she was afraid because she realized what a close call it was, when they got to the american embassy and they went in and rosewoods came in and the three of them, you know, i think that's when she realized that it had really been a near-death experience. >> and julie, how did you and your sister hear about this attack, or did you hear about it? >> we just heard about it -- the san marcos incident that don described so well, we were watching television at home, and we heard that my parents were being attacked by mobs at san marcos. but that was not a true story. it wasn't that bad. and we ran to the phone and called my father's office. but as far as caracas we didn't really hear about it at t

>>pat: we could be headed to a recession. robust economic recovery before the election. that is a huge problem for the obama campaign. it is one, when we talk to the polls they will get to, the romney campaign is not taking advantage. >>eric: why in >>doug: because his negative rating is 50 percent. the positive is only 23 percent. people are not comfortable with governor romney. >>eric: we see 1.5 percent. it is going down. it was 2 percent. >> there is a bitterness. the public likes obama as a person, probably more than they like romney but they don't have faith he will make things better. but romney as we have been saying for months, mantes -- hasn't sealed the deal. he has a lot to play with. he is a successful businessman. he was not connected with a message that says, i have made it in this country. i have worked very hard to make it. you work hard. i want to help you make it. >>doug: as we have been saying, especially you, there has not been a romney positive message of what he will do to revitalize the economy. he has

because pat is my husband's little brother.e of his steadfast determination to keep pushing to get better. today, the community embraced pat and his wife with a newly renovated home. >> . >> volunteers with shovels, it is impressive. they are from the sears heros, renovating the newly purchased home of patty and captain, who is my brother-in-law. >> it is a huge day of celebration. we are so glad you are all here. >> those scary days are all vivid. >> he couldn't walk, it was catastrophic and in the beginning, it felt like there was little to no hope. >> that's what they told me. >> pat made a tremendous amount of progress thanks to his determination and hundreds of medical professionals. the bullet left him with difficulty, weakness on one side, vision impairment. they recently bought this home in mcclane, but there were issues, like the stairs. fortunately, a renovation gift from sears along with a nonprofits installed an elevator and nothing to fall over. >> they got really excited, because they got a real nice bathroom. it'

news4's pat collins joins us live from aberdeen, maryland with more. pat?ghbors saying mrs. ripken had a habit of going out to mcdonald's for breakfast. maybe the gunman knew that. maybe that's why he was wait fog her at that garage. violet ripken, the 74-year-old mother of orioles star cal ripken. he was kidnapped, tied up, blind gp folded, held for 24 hours before she was released this morning just a couple blocks from her aberdeen

>>pat: it depends on how the republicans play it. because they have been given, let me tell you how i would play it, there is a division between those who want a million, and he is forcing the party to choose f i were a republican i would say this is part of my mantra last week and i would say, you want did deal? any will never get it. here is the deal. we will do something about people who make over $1 million. maybe. but here is the requirement. first you give us x amount of cuts in real spending, and, second, since you don't want to tax the middle class and we don't, obama tax, that has to go and if you give us that, which they can't, but the democrats would not know what to do. all the republicans, it is like playing poker. they have just thrown out this bluff, and we will play a better card and it will fold. but, instead, because they are confident the republicans will always run like the french general staff in 1914 or 1940. >>neil: do they base this whatever you want to call it on the view that republicans are getting inconsis

pat. >> stockton, california, largest city in america ever to go bankrupt. unfortunately the next one is going to be detroit. >> a record number of women will be elected in the 2012 cycle. >> rich. >> no democratic senate candidates run advertisements about their support of obamacare. >> obamacare is going to turn out to be a plus for obama before november. >> listen to. this fasten your seat belts. i predict the strongest reason why mr. obama may lose the election in november will be public outrage over obamacare. bye-bye! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a moment of silence for the internet as we know it. a revolution in internet speed is here. more than twice as fast as anything america has ever seen. introducing fios quantum. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v.

pat. >> stockton, california, largest city in america ever to go bankrupt. unfortunately the next one is going to be detroit. >> a record number of women will be elected in the 2012 cycle. >> rich. >> no democratic senate candidates run advertisements about their support of obamacare. >> obamacare is going to turn out to be a plus for obama before november. >> listen to. this fasten your seat belts. i predict the strongest reason why mr. obama may lose the election in november will be public outrage over obamacare. bye-bye!

those giant pandas that came to the zoo in 1972 came there because of pat nixon. julie, how did your mother score two giant pandas from the chinese? >> well, it was one of the banquets, and my mother was seated next to joanneli, the chinese they were heavy smokers. there was a silhouette of panda cigarettes. they were making conversation. she thought he was very intellectual. she enjoyed meeting and talking with him. at one point, she put her hand out and talked to the cigarettes and said they're so adorable i love them. he said, i'll give you some. my mother said, cigarettes? he said, no, pandas. that was the beginning of the whole thing of giving the american people two pandas. in return, the united states gave the chinese two musk oxen who are very dull animals. from loma linda, my favorite thing from the exhibit out there is the cage that one of the pandas was sent to the united states in. and there were two cages. and it's about -- maybe about the size of this table, maybe a little longer. very primitive. i mean, it look its like a dog or cat cage. apparently

i'm pat lawson muse. today we're going to show you some of the more interesting stories from around the washington area this week. among them a dramatic delivery. why this little guy's arrival is now the talk of the local hospital. a "brave" new workout. we'll check out the free fitness class based on a disney/pixar movie. >>> plus he's being compared to nadal and federer, and he's only 14. meet the local teen poised to become the next big tennis sensation. >>> first, though, we're meeting some athletes hoping to become swimming sensations at the london olympics. news4's richard jordan caught up with them as they waited to see who made the cut to represent team usa. >> reporter: the road to the olympics starts at home, but assist katy ladeki is among local swimmers reaching strides. she trains here, but is now proving to be a strong competitor at the trials in omaha. she finished third in the 400-meter freestyle. just short of the london games. her best chance to qualify is this weekend. >> her best event

>>pat: that is what i am saying. are saying is why care what you could do me i don't think i will be here without this. so the fat that --. >>neil: is that antinancy pelosi or save my butt? >>pat: they voted for her, for speaker. first it is "save my butt," and second, what are you people going to do? and, third, to me, you have raised the right point, boy, if you want want to win, it tells you what the democrats think of their chance to win. in other years people were throwing money in the committees because they felt they would win. >>neil: do we see this going on in the senate? >>pat: i don't. that is a different beast. they have the same model. it is interesting there has never been any discussion until this pops up that we have this dues system. remember, we used to have congressman 20 or 30 years ago, congress told the party leaders and the president, well, take a hike i will do what i want to do and i take care of myself. they cannot do you that because everyone is so dependent on the committees. the committee

tomorrow, pat number will be honored at the pat some leadership -- -- pat tillman will be honored. 100 military scholars will join other volunteers for five separate service projects. >> tuesday we could see the biggest aids protest in history, as part of the international aids conference. we may have gotten a taste on wednesday, when several protesters were arrested after setting up a massive display at the reflecting pool. friday is the anniversary of the cdc officially adopting the name acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, back in 1981. >> a schock weekend. the national aquarium has seen a big tribute to the ocean predator. it will include shark feedings and face painting. this is the 13th straight year of shark weekends. >> the coming days are busy for our local sports teams. the washington nationals kick off a series in new york, followed by four games in milwaukee. d.c. united will host a friendly against paris on saturday night. and the redskins, along with robert griffin are back. the team kicks off training camp on thursday, with open practice. gates open at 1:00 at redskins pa

pat buchanan, juan williams and charles krauthammer. pat, what do you think?a great deal, 46% of the voters are undecided about the president of the united states. he is at 45. if you watch the president lately, i think no doubt romney has been badly hurt but he is depreciating the prime asset, he has come down off the pedestal and he sounds like david axelrod on a bad day, attacking romney on bain capital an things like that. he is ceasing to be the nice guy that everybody thought he was. he is depreciating the assets. but some folks want to see one poll romney in the lead. >> bret: to pat's point, obama campaign spent money and time going up on ads early now. trying to paint governor romney negatively. if you are the romney camp, you look at polls like this and you say there hasn't been much of a move over the recent weeks. despite all of that deploying of assets. >> i think that is right. the problem for the romney camp is they look at not only this poll but they look at polls that have, focus on the swing states. they do see that this attempt by the obama

pat buchanan. >> it's win-win, john. there's no way he could lose anything when barack obama got the black vote 24 to 1 the last time out. so you can only gain. it shows a bit of courage going in there and speaking to that group. he spoke his message, the message he wanted to deliver. he mentioned obama care. the very boos he got that will strengthen mitt romney with the conservatives. at the same time, the fact he went down there and said, look, you're part of the constituency is i'm going to be president of you as well. i think that helps him with moderate republicans so it's win all the way. i think the naacp only hurt itself by this clip they took out of them booing him. the truth is, he got a standing ovation at the end. >> what about that eleanor? >> i think romney gets street creds for going. by using the term obama care he must have known that that would be seen as a sign of disrespect sew did get the bays and he did get a standing ovation. i think they treated him poo lately. that doesn't mean they are going to

remember one thing, though, about this event tomorrow, pat.yan lochte won the last time out when they faced off together. so lochte also makes light of the rivalry, but i think once they get in the water, as they both will tell you, they are only focused in what's ahead of them. ryan always like to say what he keeps say is -- keep going forward. >>> we can't wait. should be an exciting night and first set of events. >> take a live look at london now, where the olympic festivities are well under way, but you don't have to go across the pond to join in on the fun. >> just ask our chief meteorologist doug kammerer joins us live from the british embassy. hi, doug. >> reporter: hello, guys. i can officially say i'm on british property right now. so i am here, of course, previewing the olympics. they are having a major party tonight. a party that i wasn't invited to, but they're having a major party tonight, obviously to preview of olympics and talk about those opening ceremonies. outside just a beautiful place, this is actually the residence behind

pat? >> erica gonzalez, thanks. >>> a large group of people lined up near the new chik-fil-a food truck today, but they didn't want chicken sandwiches or waffle fries. [ chanting ] >> this group of protesters is the latest backlash for chik-fil-a. earlier this month the company's president made antigay marriage statements. the people are calling for boy counties of the popular fast-food joint. >>> a special session tomorrow is governor o'malley is expected to make the statement tomorrow morning at 10:00. o'malley would like to see the state's sixth casino built in prince george's county. however, house delegates have scrapped the plan twice before, even if lawmakers pass the bill, maryland voters would need to approve the final plan. >>> vincent gray helped break ground for a health district, as local citizens cheered, it was a break from the crush of scandal news surrounding his 2010 campaign for mayor. tom sherwood has the story. >> for once in recent days, mayor gray got out of his car

they have a heck of a life and enjoy the notoriety. >> pat, we had stephen diamond on.as saying he thinks the behavior of a serial killer can be psychotic as opposed to psychopathic. it made me wonder as a layman, what's the difference between psychotic and psychopathic. >> i disagree entirely with dr. diamond. i think it is dangerous to get the two confused. psychologists and psychiatrists are labeling people like brevik who planned incredibly well what he was doing. he was not unaware of reality. every move he made, that's a psychopath. you label them a psychotic and that's somebody who you can theoretically cure who has a chemical condition in the brain. they are what we call crazy. if you put them on the right medications or help out they can come back to society as a normal person. a psychopath is never going to be that. psychotic, when you -- if you have worked in a hospital with psychiatric patients the psychotic says the refrigerator is talking to him, the aliens are in his head, all kinds of bizarre things. you're saying, what are you talking about? the psychop

>>pat: nothing wrong with the ad. it deals with a worker, and there is another ad of scott brown which is devastating. in some ways this issue is was written in the "wall street journal" we have an election of the government versus the private sector. the president stumbled so the white house is trying to walk it back. they tried to put everything around it because it was a devastating blunder if you look --. >>eric: president obama is a smart guy, constitutional scholar, harvard, and just a smart guy spending a lot of time walking back some of the things he said. >>pat: usually it was on a teleprompter. candidates are dangerous with teleprompters, even the president. but he does this because it is inextinct. it wasn't just the words. it was the body language. it was -- everyone says it was out of contempt. that is b.s., the context is what he said. you didn't build this. >> we have hashed that out. scott brown has a good ad out if we can watch that. >> government understands that jobs must come from growth and a vibr

pat buchanan. >> overall, i don't think it's going to go over very well, but john roberts has just given barack obama a signal victory, and he may have given barack obama a second term as president of the united states. john, four of those justices were ready not only to overturn the individual mandate but the entire obamacare law, and john roberts joined them, the whole thing would be gone now, and barack obama would have nothing to show for his first four years basically but a bad economy. go ahead. >> you say that notwithstanding the poll numbers. 37% is the percentage of americans with a favorable view of the law versus 44% with an actively unfavorable view of the law. >> here's what john roberts did, john. he -- i understand his sentiment. it's a conservative sen tie meant. he says, we ought not to be deciding these things, the elected representatives should. but this was such an open-and- shut case that he should have acted on it but he failed to act, and as a consequence of that i think, as i say, john roberts may well have re- elected president obama. >> he put the word tax turne

what he cared about was inciting the white house against pat gray.now part of -- although my book is about felt, of course it also involves woodward and bernstein and how they depicted felt. now i think they probably believed early on what felt was telling them. that he was on their side, disclosing bad facts about the white house because the only actor who ever portrayed deep throat better than hal holbrook, i think, was mark felt. he fooled everybody. he fooled pat gray. he fooled woodward. but at some point i think bob woodward is not obtuse. he's covered most of the agencies in washington. he's written scores of best-selling books. he had to realize, especially after the fbi documents became available in about 1992, that felt had sold him a bill of goods, that the fbi's investigation hadn't been stymied or thwarted by the nixon white house. that in fact it was the fullest investigation since the assassination of president kennedy. and that felt's refusal to come forward and come out of the shadows and acknowledge the acclaim that was supposedly b

pat buchanan? >> yes, it is john. but the crack about salt lake city being the middle of nowhere was almost a religious slur, i think. i thought he almost had an anglo mormon war going on here. but what mitt romney is doing is he has picked three poor american countries, great britain, poland and israel and part of his thesis is obama has neglected them or treated them shall bely in trying to deal with america's enemies rather than america's friends and he is going to be a strong ally of america's friends. but he has a real problem john. i think this trip is a tremendous risk for him. let's take the israeli part of this. he is going to get the benediction of netanyahu, his old buddy. but it could cost him, people will push him to say when he would strike iran, would he back up an israeli trying strike and he wants to maintain his flexibility and field dom of action. his father did not in 1967 on foreign policy and got himself into horrible trouble. >> romney and netanyahu were both giving counsel to bane correct? >> n

pat?ght, thank you, doug. >>> costco has been battling it out with neighbors in the wheaton area for years over proposed gas station. today, finally, there was a decision. news4's chris gordon tells us what it was. >> costco is coming to westfield wheaton, construction is under way but will costco be allowed to build a large gas station here? almost right next door to the proposed gas pumps is the ken month swim and tennis club. >> woe love to have a costco here. they want to put the gas station here, which we are opposed to because of the fumes, the traffic, just -- this area does not need another gas station here. >> reporter: the kensington heights neighborhood has been fighting against costco gas for two and a half years. what it would it mean for your property value? >> bring it way down, bring it way down. >> reporter: costco's planning a megagas station, defined by the montgomery county council as pumping more than 3.6 million gallons a year. costco plans to sell 12 million gallons

pat? >> reporter: pat, one of the victims had to undergo surgery here today. now, this happened sunday morning just after midnight. a gay couple walking down the sidewalk, jumped and beaten by a group of teenagers. police say they're investigating this as a hate crime. inside howard university hospital 29-year-old michael hall, junior, operated on today. they say he has a broken jaw and a fractured cheek bone. mike and gail hall are from colonial beach, virginia, very proud of their son mike, junior, an accomplished yoga instructor. when he moved to washington nine years ago, they worried for his safety. >> every morning get up and turn channel 4 news on see if he was alive or not, who got killed, stabbed. >> you wore worried about him? >> my god, yes. >> my biggest nightmare is the fact that this would happen eventually. >> reporter: sunday morning the halls got that phone call that they always feared. it happened in the ek inning ton section of northeast washington. mike hall and his boy

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he said i shouldn't say this, but i have a crush on pat nixon. she was an amazing woman, as a representative of our country around the world and an amazing woman and did so much and was such a great role model for all of us. i'm sorry about the videos. i hope that we will have them online at the nixonfoundation.org. one was a tribute to her on the floor of the house and statements from first ladies. so i hope that you will go on to the website to see that video. i'm sorry we weren't able to see that today. >> and barbara bush begins her comments i love pat nixon. so thank you all for coming tonight. >> the life of a sailor includes scrubbing the deck in the morning, working on the sails climbing aloft but by the end of the day you are ready for some rest. but you don't get a full eight ours sleep. on a ship like this it is four hours on and four hours off. >> this weekend the life of an enlisted man during the war of 1812. >> the sailor lived in fear of being whipped. it was carried by an officer in a bag and the thing a sailor never wanted to se

we sit at his feet and listen about stories about sara and pat and nollen. that is my brother, my sister, and me. we thought we were just as clever and smart and just as brave as the children in his story. he told stories vaguely familiar, but different some how because he told them his way. you see, i had no idea my grandfather was a functional illiterate and encouraged all 3 of us, his grandchildren to read. the way he encouraged me, he'd say y'all read to me what they taught you up at the schoolhouse today. i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my co

on thursday, delegate pat mcdonough kicked off a tour, working to defeat in-state tuition. on wednesday, umbc president dr. freeman hrabowski says he sees the benefit for all students. parents who pay maryland taxes will be charged in-state tuition rates, but delegate pat mcdonough says it's a bad move. >> it's going to cost hundreds of millions of dollars in about three or fours years. frankly, we don't have that money. number two, they're going to displace a lot of young people taking slots that they don't deserve because they're not here legally. >> but supporters of the dream act say it will pay off in the long run, and we'll have more on that for you coming up live at 6:30. stan, back to you. >> thank you very much. police arrest a man after he leads police on a pursuit from baltimore city into anne arundel county. we covered this live last night at 5:00 p.m. police say they tried to stop 26-year-old darryl watson jr. for a seat belt violation. it started in the 1800 block of druid hill avenue yesterday evening, but he took off. that led police on a pursuit right to th