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after the news conference, he'sly staal ran up to me and said tell your parents to watch tv tonight. on all the evening news shows, there i was asking the question of the president and him basically providing a not terribly straightforward answer. then the networks, of course, roll the tape of him saying exactly what i said he had said. so that was the moment that propelled me into television. lisa meyers became the chief investigative correspondent for, what, nbc? nbc, right. okay, we move on. a chapter that i call -- 84 -- call "in the right or wrong place." and it has to do with whether you happen to work for the washington star or "the washington post." whether you happen to work for upi or ap. and it starts with another -- it's interesting that so many of these, i hadn't realized what i was doing, were by women who were saying these. they were just more interesting. how about that? the washington star, which had once been the pape per of record here, as you know, ceased publication on august 7, 1981, and this is what roberta hoenig draper said. aside from my husband's death, the

mark staal. >> oh there's a fight! >> and all that matters. >> give me one damned program he said he's cut. >> entitlements. >> not entitlements what program? >> why do you want to yell at me? >> because you're lying! >> on "cbs this morning." >> jon stewart announced he will be taking the summer off from "the daily show." [ booing ] >> we wish him all the best in the new project, ruling the country of venezuela. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." more than 1,000 flights on the east coast have been canceled. huge storm is dumping snow on the nation's capital and the mid-atlantic. >> the storm is expected to hit virginia and washington especially hard. chip reid is in leesburg virginia, out in the elements. chip good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, norah and charlie. in leesburg the snow started a little after midnight. i peeked out the window 4:00 a.m., barely any snow at all. now it is coming down seriously. we have about three inches. we're expecting up to a foot of snow here. this is the biggest snowstorm t

puck goes flying off a hockey stick, watch with me, and, boom, hits mark staal right in the eye. that will leave a mark. he had to skate off the ice, leave the game. the accident is sparking a push for mandatory visors in the nhl. ♪ >>> real life drama at the renowned bolshoi ballet. remember the disfiguring acid attack by a masked man against the artistic director of this russian ballet? turns out this was an inside job. the alleged mastermind, this star bolshoi ballet dancer, who confessed in video, shown on russian television. cnn's phil black is in moscow for us. and, phil, what happened? what was behind this? >> reporter: well, brooke, just in case there was any doubt about this dancer's confession, the police made him stand in front of a camera and say it again before distributing that material, making it available to the world. his statement and the clip itself is pretty brave. and there is a qualification. he confesses to organizing the attack, but he says not to the extent that it actually happened. what happened was back in january the artistic director of the bolshoi b

marc staal takes a puck to the face. a tip shot hits his right eye in the 4-2 win over the flyers.ent several minutes face down on the ice before skating off on his own. there's the angle we were waiting for. >> geez! >> he did not, obviously, return to the game. you see him writhing in pain. waiting to hear about some x-rays. that orbital bone took a shot. >>> college baseball, oregon and cal state-northridge. fields the comebacker, but the ball stuck in his glove. we've seen this before. oh! throws the whole thing to first base. >> the ball and glove separation. love that. look at that. >> first baseman, nice focus there. >> yes. >> brian healy catches the ball, not the glove. 4-1. >> a cal state-northridge clip. >>> next, jon meacham joins us for the "must-read opinion pages" whether we like it or not. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. sorry. sore knee. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degr