and as long as paul douglas supports him for senate, then we're going to vote republican.at race and those particular districts went 80% more for the republicans than they ever had in history. >> wow. >> because the republicans that year chose as their official platform in a meeting on august 2nd, 1966, to oppose open housing as causing the divisions in america and not healing them. >> rick perlstein, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> next, my special commentary on hope for the future. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. just cover your bases. bring her the all-natural sugar in the raw and the all natural, zero calorie sweetener stevia in the raw. then learn that she doesn't drink coffee, just tea. it's only natural. >>> a leader who has protested injustice with a passionate, unrelenting commitment to nonviolent action. in the spirit and tradition of martin luther king jr. and i am talking about your leader, our leader, the reverend al sharpton. >> that was coretta scott ki

the day paul douglas and james brolan came home, june 11, 2006, was one of them. both killed by a baghdad roadside bomb. but paul and james, a cbs cameraman and sound man, were part of a large, sad list. 151 journalists have been killed in iraq according to the committee to protect journalist, which has kept a grim scorecard. it's by far the largest number of reporters killed in any war inch world war ii, 67 reporters died, according to the freedom foreign press advocacy group inch korea, 17. in vietnam, 59. war reporting has always been a dangerous line of work. >> we appear to now being penned in on both sides. >> reporter: but iraq and afghanistan have been different kinds of wars that required different kinds of reporting. the closing stages of at least the after gab phase of the conflict. >> reporter: wars where there were no front lines, no safe havens, nowhere to hide. >> the chopper must have taken at least five or six hits. >> i just got on the hill. >> if they didn't take you to it... >> reporter: one man who should know how wars and the risks of reportin

i accepted the standard that was first initiated by senator paul douglas and carried on by senator paul simon of making a complete income and asset disclosure every single year. i think if i look back tphourbgs i can trace it back -- look back now, i can trace it back to my earliest campaign, and almost every year i made that full disclosure. there was embarrassment in the early years because my wife and i were broke and it showed a negative net worth because of my student loans. we suffered some chiding and embarrassment over that. but over the years, even my poor wife got to the point where she didn't pay much attention every april 15 when i released all this information. what we're considering on the floor is a tough issue, though. the tough issue is this: when you learn something as a congressman or senator, what should you do to take care that you don't capitalize on that, that you don't turn that into part of a personal decision that might enrich you? and it's a legitimate issue, and i support the legislation that's on the floor, though i think it will be challenging to implement