meeting between redford and woodward and bernste bernstein, and he said the only reason i'm interested in the story is you guys, how you got the story. i don't want a movie about watergate, i want a story about you guys, you reporters. then the whole axis of what became "all the president's men" changed from being about watergate to being about them. and so how do you write a story about yourselves and how you've uncovered the story? well, you have to talk about your sources. so they went back to a lot of their sources, people like hugh sloan, the treasurer. he said, i have no objection to you using what i told you when i told you it. due to the holdback, they didn't use her name, though they did describe her. when mark felt was asked by woodward to be identified in all of it, he said, hell, no. we had a deep background arrangement. i was not to be quoted, my exist e existence was not to be acknowledged to anyone. nevertheless, when they wrote "all the president's men", they violated every one of those stipulations except one or two. they didn't say exactly where felt worked in the exe

, "all the president's men," subsequently these reporters one played by dustin hoffman and robert redford became icons in the 1976 movie "all the president's men." every bit as enduring and as powerful as the man who supposedly shot liberty valence. but just like john ford, i think the truth is far more revealing. the editor in washington once said, the forces at work behind the scandal tell you more about how things happen in washington. and to subscribe to the legend of deep throat is to have a terribly skewed and, to my view, wrong view of that historic episode. now my interest in watergate, i wasn't a watergate maven like henry. i watched the hearings very carefully in the summer and spring of 1973, having worked for mcgovern. but i didn't read all the books. my interest started in 2007 when i opened the "washington post" and read a small item in the gossip column that said that woodward and bernstein had sold their papers to the university of texas for $5 million. now this is after deep throat, mark felt, had come forward in 2005. and his done a lot of work in archives and knew that

to the heart and soul of the nrdc family are founder, john adams and a quick thank you to robert redford for riding the magnificent forward to this book and former congressman cheri bullard for writing our practice. i am grateful for that. washington no rider to will alone. this book is based on the efforts of everyone in the nrdc action fund. in some ways it reflects the work of you all. those of you who stood up for nature some of you for years and some of you for decades telling the truth about the threats to our environment. those of you who have labored to find policies aleutians we need to take us forward. those of you who use our laws and courts to hold polluters accountable to the public we all serve. telling the truth about the threats, developing policy solutions that guide as forward and holding polluters accountable is what environmental leadership means and that is what the nrdc family is all about. i could name one staffer after another in these difficult times one person whose work represents the best of all we do. work that inspired me throughout the creation of this book

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we were 20 degree shy of redford's. notice temperatures closer to the coastline are a lot fuller shareef if sunny skies over downtown san francisco and the rest of the bay area. as we take a look at the golden gate there is that persistent fog that has kept the coastline so cool. the inland valleys have been warm over the past couple of days. the satellite picture shows the fog clinging to the coastline. i think tonight may be the ninth floor where we see clear conditions along the coastline. winds out of the north are forecast to be stronger than the sea breeze winds. that should clear out some of the fog into the evening it overnight. as we look ahead, good news. cooler weather on the horizon. friday and saturday, the fog becomes more extensive. let's take a look at temperatures for tomorrows starting in the south bay. a for 80s and 90s for the most first if a third if it will still be hot in our inland valleys tomorrow afternoon. it's an egregious and and and and and and and and and cooler and was off as we moved to

>> who do i look like, robert redford?d never been on network tv before his appearance on the nation's number one show "all in the family." as ever harassable george jefferson. going toe to toe with archie bunker. >> that formal invitation, sent by your wife, i think that was very white of you. >> that's exactly the way i felt when i did it. >> reporter: by 1975, george and his wife, louise, would be spun off to their own series. >> from now on, i'll say exactly what i think. no more mr. nice guy. >> reporter: outraging his neighbors, including the first interracial couple. >> nothing is worse than honkies except being married to one. >> reporter: and his maid played by marla gibbs. >> come on, florence. >> just working with him was a joy, only he can do the walk that he does, only he can bring the kind of humor that he brought. >>eporter: no one could give it back to george jefferson. >> do you see anybody else in this room? >> reporter: and a spouse whose name he made famous. >> who you talking about weezy. >> reporter:

i saw a real run of "all president's men" and redford and dustin hoffman were going through phone books get the number of the guy in minneapolis and i thought that doesn't seem so long ago. now they just would type in. what is important i think is to have a dialogue about all of this and we need to hear from the bottom up as well as from the top down about why it works for them and how it expands on their life and then to ask questions of one another. i do think we've all become too confined to it. you see couples at dinner grown, middle aged, elderly and they're texting and not talking to each other. >> if do you stop to think about it and if you do stop to have this discussion, as we're having a mini discussion of it now based on this cover of "newsweek," it becomes so frightening because -- take one issue that's been in the news, school bullying. you want to reduce school bullying? take these things away from kids. >> they shouldn't be allowed in schools actually. >> they bully during school. >> this piece also talks about how there's been a tremendous rise in adhd and ocd, which is

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