up next, philip white recalls winston churchill's "the iron cn speech. mr. churchill who had lost the election as prime minister, was invited to speak by harry truman. he promised to introduce the former prime minister if he arrived. later, referred to as the most important speech of his career. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the kansas city public library. i am the director of the library, and it is a pleasure to have philip white tonight. the light comes from olathe kansas. he's written this wonderful book. it is an extraordinary story. this is one of the six or seven most great inconsequential speeches in the history of the world, i believe. i've written about it myself. this speech in fullerton, missouri,

. >> it is a pleasure to introduce philip white. [applause] i backup my. [applause] thank you to all of you. they give you great applause. speaking of bribery, looking round the audience can i see a few familiar faces. and it is nice to know that in fact, lining the pockets is still a good wait way to get people to turn out for this type of thing. the rest of you are free to leave if the security guards will let you out. this week week i was rereading the college wins in my book, and was amazed by how many people were involved. and seeing all these names, i realized while it is indeed a book about history, about the struggle between tierney liberty, and about one of the defining moments of the 20th century, it is first and foremost a book about people. some of these you may not have heard of until after this talk. living large, it is probably a narrative that you have heard of. winston churchill. there have been lots of books written about winston churchill, and he may have wondered why write another? while there have been many volumes on his early life, w

don't forget about philip humber of the chicago white sox who had a perfect game against seattle justite a season in baseball. >> who knew. >>> well, coming up, the most unhealthy part of your day. >> all that sitting in the car, commuting to the office, not good for you. let's put it that way. we hit the road and give you some details on that when we come right back. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you nee

certainly there has been a huge uptick in the number of radical groups, white supremacist groups, neo-nazi groups, a philips it -- affiliated with extremists, religion, much as was the case in the early to mid-1990s. having an african-american president has been a tremendous recruiting tool for many of these groups. here you have a preoccupying situation. you also have a situation where despite the common security, despite the fact that terrorism was now front and center in the country's preoccupation, you still have the spirit at the -- bureaucratic imperative to look at the last of the camelot, not anticipate the next one. so most of the money, the manpower, the resources are engaged in the fight to prevent a repeat of 9/11 here and no doubt rightly so he. that was in washington last week and had the privilege of talking to members of the highest, and security committee and there very concerned about this. they feel that other islamist threats are being disregarded or at least not given enough attention. and they feel that the domestic threat is also not been pursued adequately. you have a situation now,

john. >> jefferson roberts week. -- robert sweet. >> shana thompson. >> philip nicholas. >> jordan carlyle. >> melvyn nicholas white. >> cadet squadron 9. >> nicholas bud barret. kingston. >> andrew parrott >> william. -- and drew. >> william. >> job schwab gregory -- charles schwab gregory -- joshua gregory. >> sean gregory johnson. >> russell isaac long. >> just an anthony. >> kyle larry joe phillips. >> joshua michael rodriguez. >> zachary daniel schuman. >> taylor hargrove. >> daniel day. >> john harper. >> eric wilson. >> michael david. >> combat squadron -- to death squadron -- cadet squadron 10. >> david. >> zachary. >> grant. >> caitlin. >> stormy brewer. >> christopher carl. >> robert daniel. >> benjamin samuel. >> erin rose. >> daniel. >> ashley elizabeth. >> daniel patrick hayes. >> daniel robinson hughes. >> kyle matthew johnson. >> john wall server. >> cabin in true. -- kevin and true. >> tess o'neill. >> eric louise. >> nathan alexander wells. >> calvin john winter. >> lance. >> cadets squadron 11. >> chad. >> lindsay ada barber. >> james lance. >> curt david. >> christina merry. >> allison murray. >>

philip seymour hoffman. and... >> hair as black as night. osgood: snow white,, >> there are those of you in church today who know exactly the crisis of faith i describe, and i want to say to you doubt can be a bond as powerful and sustaining as certainty. >> osgood: philip seymour hoffman won great notice for his role in the 2008 film doubt. now he's winning rave reviews on broadway in arthur miller's death of a salesman and here he is on sunday morning with our mo rocca for some questions and answers. >> i did everything i could. okay. i think about acting, whenever you start to think you're good at it, something happens and you're like, oh, god. i was really bad. you know what i mean? acting is not something that you get good at and stay good at. >> reporter: this from a guy considered one of the best actors working today. >> you are due for for a talk. you have to stop this campaign against me. >> i'm saying you can't start paying it first. >> well, i am starting the first. >> i need you for a second. my loyalty for 24 years people have been trying to kill

philip ginsburg, parks and representative. ed reiskin. maria, department of children, youth, and families. louise herera, the city librarian. mohammad nuru, dpw. phil arnold. capt. goldberg. you are from the human services agency? chief hayes white, who gone up from the fire department. karen roy from trout support services. please stand up. the rich in capt., eric vantero. so you have a sense of who we all are. if there is time after, please engage some of us. we will be around, if you want more in-depth conversation. certainly, if you would like meetings with any of us, feel free to contact our offices. we are definitely open to that. thank you. i want to introduce the moderator henry kelly at this time. henne kelly, i'm sorry. >> she is one of the most dynamic richmond activists, a longtime teacher, and acted with the seniors in the district. >> and i work with christine daily at senior action network. >> who knew? >> i am a richmond district resident, i have been for 35 years. this is one of the most beautiful parts of the park. i am so happy to be here. this is a very nicely planned events, and most of the time, they say there will be listening to you, but let me go over the rules. we realize not everyone will be able to sp