he brought about all kinds of change, tricia gave you a very good capsule of them.gs was that not long in office, he and secretary sis king jer literally rescued the state of israel from very likely a conflict that might have ended the life of that nation. [ applause ] some years ago when i was on my first trip top israel, a friend, an israeli, said who do you think the most popular american president is in israel? he said, well, i'll tell you n. [ applause ] >> and, of course, he also proved that he was at one in the same time a tough, very no-nonsense negotiator and someone willing to sit down and work with people who we didn't want as enemies, though they were not our friends. i'm talking of course about the first arms control treaty with the soviet union in which he made certain that american interests were protected at the same time working with allies and enemies alike to reduce the danger of nuclear weapons. [ applause ] and by the time i became mayor, he was president and we shared a vision that government had grown a little top heavy in the united states an

their mom and julie and tricia.aranoia,rstand their seeing how their father has been treated, but they really could , following the example of the truman family. thetruman family opened up vaults of carrie's letters to his wife. david mccullough went in there and wrote a book that instantly elevated truman steps up the presidential latter, and we will someday, they will do this, and someday, they will write a book, because they will have nixon's diaries, more from nixon' is diaries, and letters tricia, but now, they still are pretty bird, and have a no interview, no help -- why, in your opinion, does julie talk more than tricia? john: i think it is a matter of personality. there is a wonderful thing on the tapes, analyzing the personalities, and they agree sot julie in her way is bubbly, such a nice person, that the country loves her, whereas tricia is more of a pristine and nixon says, yes, yes, tricia is more like me, , andcontained, more alone julie is the one with the million-dollar personality. i do not know if

more letters from julie and tricia. but right now, they are still pretty burnt and they have no interview, no help policy. brian: why in your opinion does the julie talk more than tricia? john: that is a case of personality. there is a wonderful conversation where nixon and haldeman are analyzing the two personalities and they agree that julie and her way is so bubbly and such a nice person that the country loved her whereas tricia is more of a pristine beauty and nixon says tricia is more like me, more contained, more alone and julie is the one with a million-dollar personality. i don't think that is entirely true, but that is the perception. brian: my understanding is nixon's youngest brother is still alive. edwin. did you quote him in here? having what i said about the other 90-year-old guys, nothing was more important to me than the day i spent with the nixon. he looks like dick and he walks like dick and you get a sense of what the nixon men were like. and what that family was like. he is a geologist, i believe, an

. >> why in your opinion does the julie talk more than tricia? >> that is a case of personality.here theysituation analyze of the two personalities and they agree that julie and her weight is so bubbly and such a nice person that the country loved her whereas tricia is more of a pristine beauty and nixon says tricia is more like me, more contained, more loan -- more alone and julie has a million-dollar personality. i don't think that is entirely true, but that is the perception. >> my understanding is nixon's oldest brother -- youngest brother is still alive. having what i said about the other 90-year-old guys, nothing was more important to me than the day i spent with the nixon. and he walks dick ick and you get a sense of what the nixon and were like -- of the nixon men were like. he is a geologist and does not have the most sophisticated view of politics but has this really keen, nick said he and -- nixon ian, rye sense of humor. julie woulda and sit down and do world histories for the library. >> what you think of the frank gannett interviews? 9, something 6, like that. frank

like sitting a tricia's kitchen table. when gather was asked a question about picking a partner to roll with in life. hinting to his wife >> i've been married before this. i'd love to tell you here's the answer you're going to hate the answer, find the one here with. people tother is hard. >> a you getting this on video as well as spoke openly about w. greatest gift i've received.occ birthday the story of going, d of the last of his children at the college if getting back on the road from m. >> my mom had a severeroyndrome last of six, we watched her go go tghsaid, why don't you tour again? i said i would butould anybody else. >> reporter: not only every tou wife have been travelingo tick. proving it was worth the journey. vittoria woodill "eyewitness news" >>> pus doesn't disappoint. this iepmen we'll give you a closer look at thisne feet y is going to do that without having to ed of oxygen >>> a powerful reminder every day. l you to the donor desk where survivors are sending a message. >>> sunshine and mild temperatures,

like sitting a tricia's kitchen table. when gather was asked a question about picking a partner to roll with in life. hinting to his wife >> i've been married before this. i'd love to tell you here's the answer you're going to hate the answer, find the one that you were meant to be here with. people being together is hard. >> are you getting this on video as well as audio >> he spoke openly about where he spends his time off >> went home and raised babies. so sweet. greatest gift i've received. never missed a soccer game, a birthday. our children will tell the story of going, they were at every rehearsal. >> after he dropped off the last of his children at the college dorm in 2014, he got the idea of getting back on the road from his mom. >> my mom had a severe problem with emptiness syndrome i'm the last of six, we watched her go through that. she saw i was getting ready to go through that and she said, why don't you tour again? i said i would but would anybody else. >> reporter: not only every one of his fan, the tour he

. >> and then, tricia walker shout out to you. >> aloft friend a lot of friend last night. >> i was iner when it was nice out and i look out over sixth street or by independent mall and i said where is the beard garden sit opened yet. i hang out there during the spring and summer. it is closed. >> really. >> i can't wait. >> yeah. >> it is, the independent beer garden in olde city. >> it is opening today. >> thinks perfect especially when draft and weather will be nice. >> yeah. >> this is at independent mall near sixth and market streets. >> yes. >> kitchen is serving bar snacks, pickled chips, fried cheese, so good. sandwiches, taco, salad and several other beer gardens soon to be opening. this one is fun because they have games, it is beautiful, picturesque. >> michael who owns the place, come open this place up. >> we have some breaking news out of southwest philadelphia where a teenager was shot in the eye. >> it happened an hour ago on the 5300 block of lindberg boulevard. victim we're learning is in critical condition at chop this is where it is happened and they are investigati

tricia says, no, i would have followed the directive. i do have some dignity.nd they would get an earful. i agree with that one too. last one from kathleen. they are both at fault. but if the man who respected authority and gotten off the plane as asked, then nothing would have happened. so, would you have respected -- this happened to you. liz: happened to ashley. stuart: tell us the story real fast.ckly on the plane, pulling away from the gate, a small regional out of chicago funny enough, my name was called off. my wife. they pulled us off a family showed up at the last minute. we were ones that got picked to get bumped. stuart: you give them a hard time. ashley: i did. i refused to move at first. no. i have to the my seat. i have my boarding pass. sir, we'll get the marshals if you don't move. stuart: if it happened again -- ashley: i watch that guy, part of me said i wish i had done that. but there again, listen i respected eventually. got off, gave them an earful at the counter. just talking about it gets my temperature going. i was so mad. stuart: even t