he had few feelings, if any, about tricia reitler or her family. was to get in and out with tricia's location and as fast as possible. day one, breakfast in the mess hall. jimmy zeroed in on larry hall. >> i was waiting with my tray, and i look over, there he is, 20, 25 feet from me, sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. finally, i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate needing directions to the library. hall obliged. >> kind of slapped him on the shoulder, said thanks a lot, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> after that, they occasionally talked. but the next step came when jimmy was invited to join hall's breakfast club. >> in the prison system, that's a big thing of who you're invited to have your breakfast with. >> keene thought he was making progress. but then prison politics got in the way. >> i left out of the chow hall one morning and a few big muscular guys came up to me, said hey, old man wants to talk to you right now, right now he wan

right there. >> tricia: oh, boy.ome. >> cooper: this is one of several makeshift encampments in seattle that are allowed by the city. decisions are made by camp residents, who are also required to do chores and take turns guarding the tents. but about every three months, all the residents in tent city three agree to pack up and move to a new location. it's an arrangement they make with the landowners who let them pitch their tents. no one wants a camp of homeless people in their neighborhood for very long. >> ethan: here go. >> cooper: when we visited ethan and his parents in september, they had just packed up their tent near the highway and were setting up in a church pastor's back yard. it was the eighth time they've had to move in the past year- and-a-half. someone we talked to said that it-- it's a lot of work being homeless-- that people don't realize that. >> tricia: it is-- it is a ton of work being homeless. >> josiah: it is a lot of work. >> cooper: ex-- explain. >> josiah: we go to a downtown place called u

for tricia, heroin. they were living in alaska at the time.osiah's parents took care of ethan while theyh got treatment. tricia came to seattle for rehab and afterwards decided it was a good city for a fresh start. they say they haven't used drugs in nearly two years, but it's been hard to find housing. in may 2018, they tried to get a spot in one of seattle's family shelters, but there was no room. they didn't want to split up into separate shelter, one for men and another for women with children, so they found their way to tent city 3 and decided to stay. >> oh, boy. >> our new home. this is our new home. >> right there. >> we're going live right here. >>> fizzing out. what's threatening centuries of italian wine in a region famous for prosecco. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad abso

to tricia came to seattle for rehab and afterwards decided it was a good city for a fresh start. they say they haven't used drugs in nearly two years. but it's been hard to find housing. in may 2018, they tried to get a spot in one of seattle's family shelters but there was no room. they didn't want to split up into separate shelters, one for men and another for women with children, so they found their way to tent city 3 and decided to stay. >> oh, boy. >> oh, boy. >> this is our new home. >> this is our new home. >> we are going to live right here. >> quijano: yo you can see more of anderson cooper's report tonight on 60 minutes. >> fizzing out ahead, what is threatening centuries of italian tradition in a region famed for prosecco. >> bubbly. >> quijano: climate exchange threatening the global wine industry, and creating new challenges at prosecco vineyards in italy. from extreme heat to torrential rain grapes used t to make the sparkling bubbly are being destroyed. seth doane on our eye on earth. >> climate exchange 0 threatening search centuries of italian tradition in this r

to this parent comes the special joy of tricia's wedding. lovely. the first lady and the president.plause] and now, she is officially made madame ambassador. the first president's lady in history to be so made. she promises to talk to heads of state. she will brief them on the president's forthcoming trip to china and the soviet union. in that library i, ghana, the ivory coast, she meets the leaders and the people. two common man and to the exalted or, there is the same directness. the same human warmth. they take her to their hearts. >> what pat nixon has seen and heard our product for -- >> she will bring her report to the president. she will leave behind the legacy of the section, a renewed frick -- a renewed free relationship between africa. the trips to china and the soviet union are a new beginning in international diplomacy. the president and his first lady go there together. it is difficult for anybody in public life to be in the public eye all of the time, and to maintain poise, character -- to be an example, so to speak. i do not think there was ever a moment when she was

it was tricia's desire to have it in the garden, and she went with it.nd, i can only say that i am certain that she handled it very graciously, and certainly with all of the photos that i saw subsequent to that, she looked radiant, and she made it look easy. what can i say? >> white house weddings are big events, and i remember when president george herbert walker bush and barbara bush's daughter was going to get married at camp david, and i saw mrs. bush and said, so, what could you tell me, and she said absolutely nothing. there are some things that first ladies and family keep to each other. let me end on this point, every president who serves brings a family who finds itself in the line of fire in a very public glare of public life, and how the nixon daughters, and son-in-laws, and their children have flourished despite what they went through, especially the last couple of years of his administration. betty: i do remember working a lot with julie when she was living -- david must have been somewhere else, because i think he was overseas or something.

you know i mean it will be very easy to get into a peaceful relations with tricia bush is gaining because it uses diplomatic means in the. in the asians and wars in which is what nato is doing and i think. and they're spending enormous amount of money and call now to look with a b. and b. say constraints spirit we sinned so the mystic police easily doesn't do. you know these little brains spending a lot of money on the defense which is and this is a. leading british universities being branded shameful and appalling over its advice regard lines for people based on its campus in dubai has some of the advice that's come under fire from academics students and the community. do not do anything that may be perceived as a public display of affection by the same sex or opposite sex even if it's intended to be innocent try to avoid dressing in a way which is not traditionally associated with your perceived gender if you are in public do not wear any clothes or accessories which could be considered to be a form of the l g q advocacy the university of birmingham opened its campus in the united arab

preparations are in full swing at the white house for tomorrow's wedding of the president's daughter, triciaent. >> hey, that wedding was just great. i thought the press coverage was excellent. >> all three networks did it. just really couldn't have done better incidentally, i don't know whether you -- i didn't read the piece, but that piece in the "times" is, of course, a massive security leak from the pentagon, you know. ♪ >> in 1967, secretary of defense mcnamara assigned his officials to write a top-secret history of how we got into vietnam. >> composed over two years, it was 7,000 pages in length full of secret documents. well, one copy has been leaked to "the new york times" which yesterday began publishing a digest of it. >> unconscionable damn thing for them to do. unconscionable on the part of the people who leaked it. my point is, are any of the people there who participated in leaking it? this is treasonable action on the part of the bastards who put it out. >> it's a conspiracy. >> what do you think? >> absolutely. >> was nixon paranoid? yes. and he took on this self-survival clo

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from our text service, this is tricia in maryland. am looking forward to the hearings, i think the truth needs to come out, trump has done nothing to be transparent. it is a shame it has come to this. if you want to text us, it is 202-748-8003. please put your city and state where you are when you do that. we go back to john mcardle. want to follow up on the report -- the inspector general's report. we expect that report at sometime today. majorday unveiling that report on the fbi's handling of the russia probe. that story noting the principal question expected to be answered was the fbi surveillance of car debate legal. horwitz is expected to offer scharf -- sharp criticism and .nclude the wiretap was legal they ask why is this important for democrats? it could dampen or fuel momentum as they move forward. for trump, it could undercut or bolster his claim the fbi conspired against him. we will hear more about it on capitol hill, wednesday -- come wednesday. michael horowitz will appear before the senate judiciary committee to present

wondering, have tricia cox or julie eisenhower reached out to you at all? both.now them i did not know them and i was on staff. firm chinese wall between the staff and the family. work.re aware of my , which i amundation not an officer or a director, but the nixon foundation has a bifurcated view of watergate. half of the people think that nixon will never get a fair shake if we do not attack and attack rudely. the other half says, we are never going to win that battle. public opinion is hardened and one of the most sad lessons of history is that when they have been bamboozled, they do not want to be convinced of the other side. we would be better to talk about his accomplishment. friend, 40y best years we served on the white house staff together. they are on opposite sides, and i do not blame them. i understand the dilemma. i made dangerous friends. it is so hard to explain. and i do noturs, think i have made the case i hoped to. we will see you next week. next week, we talk current events. watch the tv. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv a

>> i was just wondering, has tricia cox or julie eisenhower reached out to you at all? >> well, i know them both. i didn't know them when i was on the staff. there was a very, very firm chinese wall between the staff and the family that you would be fired if you attempted to cross. they're aware of my work, ok? the nixon foundation, which i'm not an officer or a director, the nixon foundation has a bifurcated view of watergate. half the people think nixon will never get a fair shake if we don't attack, attack brutally, shepard's done all the work, charge. and the other half says we'll never win that battle. public opinion has hardened. my book says one of the sad lessons of history, once people have been bamboozled, they don't want to talk about the other side. we're wasting our time. we'd be better to talk about nixon's accomplishments. and honestly, my best friends, 40 years, we served on the house staff together, really good friends, i'll spend easter with one, lunch with the other, they are on opposite sides. and i don't blame them. i understand the dilemma. i'm a d

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