it was between william casey and john poindexter. casey was overseas and calling and poindexter was at the whitehouse. so casey's ends was being recorded. during the testimony, poindexter was confronted by arthur lineman who is reading him a transcript and poindeckter is taken aback and says i have no idea i was being recorded or where it came from. and this set up a tempus at the hearing and in the media at the time because it was thought that william casey who had a reputation of being devious had somehow constructed this tape system that no one knew about. it was huge. >> host: and you were being asked to tell the staffer if it was okay to tell the member they could continue asking questions and this is what you write, because i think this boils down a lot of things you were asked to do at the time: you said holding the phone, i would take a breath, close my eyes and make the judgment call, heads i would agree to the disclosure of the secret, tails and i risked having the agency being accused of obstructing justice. i seemed to be

poindexter was later arrested near a field across from the courthouse. police are trying to figure out why a 19 year old man was lying in the road before he was hit by at least two cars in north suburban lincolnwood. aaron thal was found lying face down on touhy near kostner avenue. both drivers told police they did not see him. investigators are trying to determine if thal might have been the victim of an earlier hit-and-run crash. a federal judge denied bond to a couple charged with a cross- country shoplifting scheme. branko and lela bogdanov, and their daughter julia, are the judge agreed to detain thee parents because they're here illegally and are flight risks. the judge is still trying to find a suitable guardian for their daughter. an african-american family in mount prospect has filed a racial harassment lawsuit against a white neighbor. iris howe and her family say the woman started using the "n" word, the day they moved in, four years ago. and she has repeatedly followed howe's children in her car, cursing and shouting racial slurs at them. th

. >> jerry poindexter owns national funeral and cremation. where basic cremation services cost about $800. he has seen the number of families opting to have a family cremated nearly doubled. the younger generation believes in traditions are changing. and many people are increasingly mobile and don't necessarily want to be tied to a permanent grave site. >> that primarily is an old southern tradition, of where you have the visitation, and the viewing of the body, and the funeral, and then go to the cemetery, people are getting away from that. >> for many people, a ground burial will all be the way to go, as some religions view burning a body as an abomination. but the cremation association of north america predict within the next ten years cremation will be helped more than half the debts will be handles. >> the warn air is is to the south and east, the cold air is to the north and west, and there's some bands of very heavy know. >> just to the east, where with it is cold now, things will change dramatically over the next 24 hours. warm air co

casey's end was being recorded in a phone call, and so during his testimony, poindexter was suddenly confronted by i believe it was arthur lieman, the chief senate investigator for the committee. basically lyman was reading him a transcript, and poindexter was taken aback and he says i have no idea where that comes from. i had no idea i was being recorded, and of course, this set off a tempest at the hearing and in the media at the time. it was thought that womennum casey, had a reputation of being devious, had somehow maybe constructioned this nixonan tape system that no one knew about. so, it was huge. >> oo and you were being asked to say, to tell the staffer if it was okay that the member could continue. >> guest: yeah. >> host: asking questions, and this is what you write, because i think this boils down a lot of things you were asked to do at the time. you said: holding the phone i would just take a breath, close my eyes and make the judgment call. heads i would agree to the disclosure of some sensitive secret. tails and i risked having the agency accused of obstructing a congr

when john poindexter talked about a program about total informational awareness, i condemned it publiclyperson who put into the official report to the congress on the question of terrorism, homeland security, that the preservation of our civil freedoms was the entire game in the post-9/11 world. as governor, i even vetoed a red light bill to make sure that people were not being watched on their own streets. the question. the question here is edward snowden. this is edward snowden. this is a picture of the new york post with edward snowden on the front cover. edward snowden is a traitor. edward snowden is a traitor and a coward. edward snowdent betrayed his trust. the people of the united states navy edward snowden the position have access to confidential information. they gave him a special high clearance which he then violated. he hid the fact that he was doing these things and there are some allegations that he obtained this information through trickery. when the time came for him to flee as a coward would, he told his superior that he was going to go to the mainland for some kind of m