here he is speaking with his secretary, rosemary woods, just before leaving for hospital with a bad caseeumonia. these were the final words caught on tape. >> we had the x-ray, and they did find it was viral pneumonia. so i have to go to the hospital for perhaps a week. >> i think the main thing is just try to get some rest. you know, if you want anything, just -- >> i rest all the time. >> oh, sure. sure. >> got it. in the hospital, boy, that about drives me nuts. >> i know. it's very difficult. if you want anything and you want us to bring or you want me to come out and doing anything. >> oh, okay. thank you. >> and good luck. >> oh, it's going to be fine. >> i know it is. it will be a lot better tomorrow. >> tell ziegler to make the announcement. i says it's the only time in his career he'll hear the press corps clap. >> oh, those bastards, they won't clap. >> don't you love it? you won't have nixon to kick around anymore. he is in the hospital. >>> coming up next "your business" with j.j. ramberg. beat down. crushed. as if the weight of the world is resting on your face. but sudafed

>> the evidence is that you start with rosemary wood on october 1, 1973.the tape. she answers the phone. she said she pushed the record button down. that can't do anything. the experts now tell us that would have done nothing. it would not have created a buzz. he gets off the phone, she stops it, rewinds, comes back, there's a buzz. so it's already there in the tape. she didn't do it. she couldn't have done it. to cause the erasure she had to do two fingers down on buttons simultaneously. she never said she did that. she did not erase it, it was already there. >> when we reviewed nixon's grand jury testimony, which was released just a couple of years ago, there's a high volume of deception, charlie, whenever he's asked about his involvement with the tapes. >> so in other words -- >> yeah, like what? when you say high volume of deception. for instance? >> there's a ton of what we call evasion behaviors. so, for example, probably 60%, 70% of the questions he starts by saying, well, i don't recall or i don't recall specifically. things that -- many things tha

here he is speaking with his secretary, rosemary woods, just before leaving for hospital with a bad caseeumonia. these were the final words caught on tape. >> we had the x-ray, and they did find it was viral pneumonia. so i have to go to the hospital for perhaps a week. >> i think the main thing is just try to get some rest. you know, if you want anything, just -- >> i rest all the time. >> oh, sure. sure. >> got it. in the hospital, boy, that about drives me nuts. >> i know. it's very difficult. if you want anything and you want us to bring or you want me to come out there and do anything. >> oh, okay. thank you. >> and good luck. >> oh, it's going to be fine. >> i know it is. it will be a lot better tomorrow. >> tell ziegler to make the announcement. i says it's the only time in his career he'll hear the press corps clap. >> oh, those bastards, they won't clap. >> don't you love it? you won't have nixon to kick around anymore. he's in the hospital. >>> up next, president clinton is about to help obama sell his health care law. but is he also trying to help someone else? hmm. you're wat

here he is speaking with his secretary, rosemary woods, just before leaving for hospital with a bad casea. these were the final words caught on tape. >> we had the x-ray, and they did find it was viral pneumonia. so i have to go to the hospital for perhaps a week. >> i think the main thing is just try to get some rest. you know, if you want anything, just -- >> i rest all the time. >> oh, sure. sure. >> got it. in the hospital, boy, that about drives me nuts. >> i know. it's very difficult. if you want anything and you want us to bring or you want me to come out and doing anything. >> oh, okay. thank you. >> and good luck. >> oh, it's going to be fine. >> i know it is. it will be a lot better tomorrow. >> tell ziegler to make the announcement. i says it's the only time in his career he'll hear the press corps clap. >> oh, those bastards, they won't clap. >> don't you love it? you won't have nixon to kick around anymore. he is in the hospital. >>> up next, president clinton is about to help obama sell his health care law. but is he also trying to help someone else? hmm. you're watching "h

plus the technology back then, it was one of those tape recorders with the big -- and rosemary wood probably did and you -- where were you in 1973? >> i was in my previous life. >> you worere? you were a glimmer in your grandmother's eyes. >> in my mother's eyes. >> not yet, though, probably. >> no. >> no. all right. >> close. >> all right. >> okay, guys. we have a couple of other stories we'll be talking about throughout the rest of the day. coming up, tech joint hewlett-packard set to report before the close. watch shares of staples today. they fell short of street estimates on both the top and bottom lines. the company says the retail performance is weak but it saw online sales grow. >> i again heartily accept the nomination for president of the united states. >> people have got to know whether or in the their president is a crook. i'm not a crook. right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% les