the more you know. - so you admit to killing walter burlock?bsolutely. - and vivian confessed to a crime you committed because... - i love sarah. her heart is...so pure. - when she's not murdering men. - she only did that because she loves me. - vivian is the only person who accepts me for who i am. i knew we were soul mates the moment we met eight years ago in rehab. - and how'd that work out? - we've had our slips... obviously. but vivian wouldn't have slipped this time or run away if she hadn't just found out who her real father was. - sarah killed burlock because she thought it would take my pain away. - and did it? - i'll never be free of pain. - vivian feels more deeply than anyone you'll ever know. pain. love. sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. but i'd follow her anywhere. - we'll always be together. even if we're not together. forever. - codependent and drug dependent. [click] it's like sid and nancy. except they're both nancy. - vivian never once mentioned calvin. stabler: strung out as she is? i'd be surprised if she'd even r

last friday, barbara walters had an exclusive interview with elton john.the first time his beautiful baby boy. and barbara talked to elton john about coming to the royal wedding and so much more. one of the rare guests. >> very few celebrities have been invited. elton john, david furnish, victoria beckham and david beckham and madonna's exhusband, guy ritchie. elton is happy to have been invited. but he's not happy with some of the british press. they won't be too happy with him. you two are invited by prince william, and kate, who has now been called catherine. you were such a close friend of princess diana's. what to you think you'll feel? >> great joy. because the last time i was in westminster abbey, my heart sank when i saw those two boys behind the coffin. i can't imagine at that young age, having to walk in the public behind your mother's coffin. the next time in the abbey, walking with the beautiful young woman. i'm sure diana would be happy. we're surprised to be invited. we've met them twice. he met them more than i have. i met them backstage at

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jones in there is a republican walter jones has to please you in his district walter jones was the freedom fries guy he was the one that said that we need to call french fries freedom fries he's had to come to jesus moment why because he was really motivating these people because they see what war does they see that war kills people they see that war kills freedoms here you can't be the mayor of baghdad and kabul and be the president united states and republicans are coming to see that we lost three trillion dollars as a result of bush's imperial foolish imperial delusions and weapons of mass to store . that we're sitting in that with their caucus in baghdad and now republicans are coming to wake up to see obama's child this notions of charge of of nation building in kabul and benghazi are the same thing that would say mistakes that bush made wealthy if that's the case do you think with obama's speech that he gave this week he's getting more tough on security because i think that there has been that report but then when i read his plan it's sensible are to paul ryan and he's calling for gr

walter? >> yes, i think melissa would be a good one to talk to on this, too but when the conference enacted the law we with the forbearance provision it was meant to be taken advantage of streamlining. there was the understanding is going to be a lot of reform in the 96 act, a lot of proceedings are going to be implemented, and i think that it was sort of intended to give the commissioner the option to either run on to the institutions feingold and you can make a decision on that issue or if it didn't really worries to the level of having making the decision you just sort of let it go. it was also on the commissions of things wouldn't flee their for a long time. the problem is that in recent years it was viewed as a way of trying to get around having the commission make a decision and i think that, you know, there is sort of a basic american feeling when you go to really get free agency to get approval that you are paying those officials to make the decision. one way or the other to make the

got knocked around. >> he was what they call tabletoped. >> reporter: walter filed a complaint against the school district after he says his son, a sophomore at las lomas was bullied while taking a team photo. the player was here taking his photo when he was allegedly tabletoped, pushed over so he'd fall over the person crouching beneath him. his father says it injured him so badly that it sidelined him for football and basketball. >> i believe three months of physical therapy, over $3,000 in physical therapy. >> reporter: the walnut creek man says he contacted school officials several times but they all brushed off his concerns and claims his son was bullied even more after the incident. >> so he was ostracized, kids didn't talk to him before didn't talk to him. >> reporter: the bullying he says forced his son to transfer schools. yuri still wants closure and asked the district for $10,000 in medical and travel reimbursements. >> it's very frustrating because it's in black and white. this is bullying and their definition of bullying is -- there's a disconnect. they say my son was shov

. >> geraldine ferraro, walter mondale's running mate -- you have a story. >> i recall the day she was chosen, and we're not supposed to be subjective and emotional. i was, and whether you are a mother or daughter or sister or wife, he could not watch -- >> i have a mother. >> then you had a similar feeling. >> i don't remember it. >> ronald reagan's pollster it died last week, and he told me that every night of the 1984 campaign, the one night of the whole year when walter mondale led ronald reagan was the day he chose geraldine ferraro as his running mate. he got a boost, it just did not last. >> i covered the campaign. it was the first campaign i have ever been on that it was majority female. now it is common. she really did break a glass ceiling that was significant for everybody. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv.

i will also call eddie ahn and walter paulson. >> my name is francisco dacosta. i have been involved in treasure island since 1991, when my former boss became part of the cdo event from treasure island. i have empirical data regarding all the buildings and the land over there. i know there is some fanatical support here about people saying this and the other. but the bottom line is we saw this in new orleans. we saw this in japan. we see this wherever there are similar issues about compression. we also saw this in the marina. what we need to do, first of all, is not to rush into this like we did during the holidays. we had a meeting that concluded at about 11:20 in the night. the other thing i have requested is to provide nonprofits -- and i have participated in this deliberation for the longest time -- so that our university students can evaluate every element of this project. the navy should do the cleanup. i would suggest we build the necessary fortifications to save the lives of the people who are there right now. i participated in other cda's and they never

it will take two days to pump the less radioactive walter out of the complex. the cooling systems knocked out by the earthquake and tsunami three weeks ago. radioactivity is quickly diluted in the ocean. >> the local impact is expensive. new damage estimates from last month's tsunami along the california coast. the numbers at $48 million. four million more than previous estimate. the harbors in crescent city and santa cruz, hardest hit by the tsunami triggered by the earthquake. a spokesman for the california emergency management agency says they're in process of drafting a letter to the white house requesting a disaster declaration. that would then pave the way for federal aid. >>> nice way to start the workweek. gorgeous outside. >> beautiful all week or no? >> no. >> that can never happen, raj. i must say, your shoes sparkling like the sun out there. >> you look them. >> very cool. need shoe-cam tonight. you guys probably can't see them now. they're right in front of me. a look outside. california kind of day. bay bridge, looking pretty calm right now. with

well, i said i would mention my one criticism, and walter's actually touched upon it. although i don't -- i think that his original idea for the title maybe wasn't the best either, "ten bad ideas from the law schools," i'm not thrilled with the title that he chose, so i'm going to ask a very pragmatic question. it's not a screed, so it doesn't deserve that title. one title that might sell but be misleading is how law schools are destroying america. so i don't think that would have worked either. but do you mind telling us what the process is to focus group a book title? how you settled on this one, maybe whether i have any talent or i'm all wet with your title? >> well, first, first thought you're absolutely right. i did not want to write a screet, and it's not easy to come up with titles. i was thinking, i'm afraid, of, in part, the school for scandal as a phrase from restoration comedy in part of the lord of misrule who was carted around public festivals to make fun of the high and mighty. and i wanted to make fun of the high and mighty. and partly i was looking for

and barbara walters is here, as well.izabeth herself, george. >>> robin, we're trying to match the excitement here in times square. everybody is having a good time. now, we can't quite match the grandeur of buckingham palace. but we're doing our best right here. we have a little guard stand. at buckingham palace, every day, they do the changing of the guard. and we're doing our best to match it. standing guard here in times square. our own royal buccaneer. >>> also, we have the latest on the clothes that don't fit. anyone who has gone to the mall, any woman who has gone to the mall and tried to figure out a size, knows they change from store-to-store. but now this breakthrough body image technology is going to change the way you shop. >>> also coming up later, the latest couple booted off "dancing with the stars." it is chris and cheryl. their tango did not take them to the top. they're going to be here live this morning. >>> but we begin with the latest on lindsay lohan. next week, she begins serving her sentence as jani

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and i'm diane sawyer, with barbara walters, robin roberts at westminster. and the whole proceeding continues, as we await the couple, now man and wife, to return from the registry. and we will have a processional. we expect that we will have everybody -- you'll hear the cheers. we probably won't be able to shout above them, as the cheers engulf us here at buckingham palace. >> loudspeakers all along the way. you will hear the people cheering. and behind us, behind diane and me, throngs of people, just happy to be here for a glimpse. >> robin? >> and, barbara and diane, her chariot awaits her. we're looking at the carriage that will take her from here, from the abbey. >> that's the fairy tale moment. you arrive in a car. and you leave as an hrh. the three initials. those were taken from diana. but that's what counts, her royal highness. >> she is that at this moment. and everyone is so quiet out here. and they're looking around. just can't wait to erupt in the big cheer that they are anticipating for that trip back to the palace. of course, now, when you loo

walter breuning lived in great falls, montana, and was in remarkably good health until just recently.ning credited his long life to embracing change, not eating more than two meals a day, and continuing to work as long as he was able. now, for the record, the world's oldest person is betsy cooper of monroe, georgia. she is 114, born 26 days earlier than walter breuning. >>> now, what could go wrong with plans for a stamp to mark the upcoming marriage of britain's prince william to kate middleton? well, turns out quite a bit. the tiny pacific monarchy of niue where queen elizabeth is formerly the head of state, ordered a will and kate stamp. but it has a perforation right down the middle, which makes it easy to separate the royal couple. look at that. not an ideal picture for the royal marriage, would you say? no. all right. >>> moving on to this, schoolchildren everywhere learn about dinosaurs, but not many get to actually meet one in class. kids at a school in australia, did. well sort of. jacqueline maddock of 10 news was there. >> reporter: here's something you don't see any day. s

it becomes even worse. >> i'd like everyone to join me in thanking walter. [applause] >>> this is where it really gets interesting. one of the individuals who was a slave to washington was judge, minute hero of blacks and she was a young woman, probably early to mid 20s who was mostly a slave to martha washington. she helped dress her, make cookies and to household work. and she found out somewhere in 1795, 1796 that martha washington was planning to give her away as a gift for a wedding to one of her relatives. what is meant is that whenever promise the washington's made to their sleeves at some point you will be free when we die was going to be out the door. so she began to make her plan to get out the door. so one night in the spring of 1796 while washington's were in the living room having dinner, she went out the door. you can see them calling her, where's the soup, where is she at? she was gone. she made contact with the black community there and have her clothes and other personal possessions and then she vanished. now as it turned out, accidentally s

barbara walters will be joining me in this half hour. going to take us behind the scenes at westminster abbey. in fact, kate middleton is there this morning. a final check before the wedding tomorrow. so, that and so much more, after local news and all-important weather. local news and all-important weather. [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney biggest sale of the season... ...don't miss 4 hour steals his saturday from 9am to 1pm! get 50% off .new spring dresses... ...and $9.99 st. john's bay polos. go to jcp.com # to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. yo make it yours. jcpenney. and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below us. technology has made it possible to safely unlock this cleanly burning natural gas. this deposits can provide us with fuel for a hundred years, providing energy security and economic growth all across this country. it just takes somebody having the idea, and that's

supervisor campos: i also saw walter. next speaker. >> ♪ if you want the health care come and get it made your mind up fast if you want good things in health, come and get it you better hurry because it may not last ♪ ♪ did i hear you say that there would be a high price and i don't like that's not very nice if you want a good medical fang, come and get it it may not last and the price is going up awfully fast. ♪ supervisor campos: next speaker, please. as a low-income family of six, i am very concerned about the hospital sturgeon higher rates. my concern is also the concern of most residents. the plan of constructing a hospital and the neighborhood will not solve the problem. given the fact that they are here addressing the issues being raised by the community. they own a one-third of the market share. it is considered the largest hospital in the city. it is 44%, a virtual monopoly. we know that monopoly is equal to control and dominance. who will stop them from hiking. they charge 37% more than the state average while t

now, reporting live from buckingham palace in london, diane sawyer and barbara walters. >> and good morningamerica. we are so excited to join you. and reportedly, by some accounts, one-third of this planet, watching all the majesty, pageantry and history. not to mention, the simple possibility, when a young woman and a young man decide to walk down the aisle. they are awake and preparing right now. she, of course, is catherine elizabeth middleton. and the other one has a great name. william arthur philip louis mountbatten-windsor. and, barbara, it is so great to spend this morning with you. >> i'm glad we're doing it together. this is the third royal wedding that i've covered. but everything about it is such a good sign. not just this young couple. but the pageantry. i want you to wake up the kids because this is the kind of thing they're not going to see for another 20 or 30 years. bands and music and a divine ceremony. and queens and dukes, the whole works. i guess we should tell people where you and i are. >> that's right. >> we are very fortunate because we -- as i turn around, i see bu

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. >> walter, i have graphics, please. ♪ through the city park years, you never let us down i love thearts you have made in town through the years, we love the parks you have made, and i am so glad that we stayed, right here with you, through the city park years ♪ supervisor cohen: 80. mr. williams? -- thank you. >> good afternoon, i am mr. williams, president of the african american historical and cultural society, and i attended this. i want to thank supervisor: for the leadership on this and helping to bring this to a point where we try to bring this forward. as a number of people have said, this process has been going on for far too long, a lot of years, and we have a tremendously underutilized assets at executive park. by moving this board and allowing these good developers to put this asset to a better use, it will bring some tremendously need amenities to this sector of the city, to the southeast sector. just mincing that the jobs would be there -- just mentioning those. he mentioned that his hair could turn gray. he might lose it, too. koran i think this project will also help

i was at walter reed for a year and a half. i have a son there now for a patient. i recently went up to visit him. i feel that he's getting the best care of anyplace in the world. the army is treating him extremely well. he's national guards from florida. the only problem is sometimes the national guard is treated as stepchildren from the regular army. there are differences they have that they need to work on, but all in all, i think my son is receiving excellent care. they do absolutely wonderful things through the wounded warrior program in washington. my son's two daughters and his wife have been flown up there to stay with him for a week. they plan all kinds of things for the soldiers when we were there. they did that for us in vietnam, but not quite as much. doing so much wonderful things at walter reed right now for our soldiers, i'm so happy about the way the boys are being done today over the way they were in the past. host: are you still with us? before we get a response from joyce raezer, how was your son injured and what is he being treated for at the mo

. >> and tuesday, you and barbara walters go inside kensington palace.y and william grew up. >> and barbara is here this morning. hats off to ms. walters. >> very chic. >> she has the secrets of the hats that will be the crowning glory to those attending the royal wedding. that's her own hat. she went shopping. >>> and we have a report from andrea canning on how much kids are paying these dies to go to the prom. paying the price of a wedding dress for a prom dress. is that too much for a teenager? we're going to look at that. >> would you pay that much money to go to the prom? >> $3,000? >> $3,000? no. you said your mom would. but mom is saying huh-uh. we'll get into all that. >>> we've been talking about this, george. 13-year-old rebecca black. her video went viral, "friday." and over 100 million have viewed it. it touched off a debate about critics and her style. now, california police are investigating death threats against this young singer. and david wright has her story. ♪ you got to get down on friday ♪ >> reporter: it's the youtube sensation peop

diane sawyer and barbara walters covering every magic moment. only hours away from the biggest collection of white people dancing awkwardly in the history of the modern world. the seating chart was released to the public today. good to see the royals have a sense of humor. they set queen elizabeth next to queen latifah. the music at the wedding will be provided by two choirs, one orchestra, a group of trumpeters and a pony-tailed d.j. named al. everyone lines up for the buffet. kate, by the way, will not become a princess. you think if you marry a prince, you would, but that's not the case. the title she gets depends on what the queen decides to title william. so, if he bucks becomes a duke,l become a duchess. if he becomes a war lock, she'll be a godgoddess. and so on. pretty much every show on television has a correspondent in london covering the event right now. the insider, "good morning america," the today show, judge judy, judge mathis -- >> good evening, i'm diane sawyer. breaking news to report right now from westminster abbey, the site

supervisor campos: i also saw walter. next speaker. >> ♪ if you want the health care come and get it made your mind up fast if you want good things in health, come and get it you better hurry because it may not last ♪ ♪ did i hear you say that there would be a high price and i don't like that's not very nice if you want a good medical fang, come and get it it may not last and the price is going up awfully fast. ♪ supervisor campos: next speaker, please.

barbara walters will host a wedding edition tonight. >> you think they were all just drinking tea?> champ pain of course. it is going to warm up for the weekend and going to remain on the mile to warm side next week as well . a live view from the highest camera and showing you san francisco in the background. skies are clear and if you are wanting to head to the beach. santa cruz will be the place to be. people are out and about enjoying the sunny skies and temperatures and low 70s and getting up in the mid-70s. our coastal locations will have all of the numbers. >> and 55 degrees in half moon bay. rest of the area in the 60s. temperatures came up and this is going to continue for the weekend. >> a clear and chilly night and we are looking at mild to warm weather for the weekend. it is a nice stretch for several days. higher pressure and keeping the wind flow out of the northwest. we have no fog for tonight or next couple of days. it will be a nice sunny afternoon one day after the next. >> wind out of the northwest will shift around as higher pressure builds inland. we'll see the

diane sawyer, barbara walters. the whole team over there in london to bring you every second of the big day. >> and of course we'll be here as well. >> that's right, yeah. >>> well, coming up, our first look at julianne moore playing the role that tina fey made famous. >> and the story that put steven tyler, your love, on the cover "rolling stone." >> i love him. ♪ ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. lots of good stuff in "the skinny" today. >> lots. >> of course, we all know the news that donald trump has been making lately in terms of going after the president. the president released birth certificate yesterday. networks broke in, all this crazy stuff. exclusive research out now that says "celebrity apprentice" obviously a spin-off of trump's big show, another show in his empire there, that ratings are way down and did some research and found out surprisingly that that has one of the most liberal left-leaning audiences in all of primetime tv. and that ratings for "celebrity apprentice" are down from

i do not mean to excluded. >> walter? >> ukraine was never really mentioned and it seems to me that when the big changes in pressure coincides with the fact that ukraine and neither seems to be slithering out of its grasp as much as the sliding back downhill a little bit. i wonder given the russian sensibilities and so one is the state of the ukrainian question does not loom much larger in the russian mines then it often does in hours when they assess where they are and what they need to do. >> well, first of all, ukraine has been an important country for self perception in russia and for the russian natural -- national identity. it is indeed a difficult area in the mind of many russians to set -- to separate russians and ukrainians. there is no difference held in the minds of many russians where russia ends and the ukraine begins. talking about the former soviet space is a critical elements in russian foreign policy thinking. having said all that, i would argue, however, that the centrality of this issue is in decline. i

. >> if you want to experience it all over again, barbara walters will host a special edition of 20/20 from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> the queen's gift to kate and william, the duchess of came rage. >> hello. how do you like it? and the hat look silly in downtown san francisco but i have to admit royal wedding fever is contagious as we fined out very early this morning. >> even in this day of digital recording people across the bay area woke up in the middle of the night to watch the royal wedding live. thisarted gathering at cameron's pub in half moon bay around 2:00 this morning. >> i'm british and it's a british tradition to watch these great parades. i remember the black and white film of queen's wedding. >> americans are also enjoying that tradition. this pub shows the wedding on 21 flat screen tvs and even surprised people to get them in the spirit. the enthusiasm doesn't surprise the british consul general who also woke up to watch it live. >> it is a fairytale wedding. they don't come along very often. it's a beautiful princess getting married to a future king of the united

he had to come out with the latest dickens or walter scott and get it out first. now they made that happen. the thing that made the harper brothers succeed in the 1920's was the fact they could get the latest walter scott novel and the peak faster than the philadelphia competitors because they were in new york. they were in the great port that actually got the books first and enabled them to print first and dominate the market. chicago as well. chicago's greatest industry, the stockyards of course grew up around its rail yard. they were right next to the real to come and in detroit and even more remarkable occurred in the rise of the automobile industry. and it shows the ability of the city's for the mundane reasons to then create these chains of innovation that create some of the humankind's greatest in the first. so if you go back to the mid-19th century detroit in the city of the small firms, smart people and connections to the outside world and it's a city with a huge amount of england trade and has a great business taking care of the engines that were on the

walter brunen was 140 years old. he attributed his good health to a strict regimen of two meals a day. >>> stunning video out of turkey shows a man surviving a freak accident when a powerful gust of wind caused a metal shack to roll over him. he was injured and rushed to the hospital, but it's safe to say the incident could have been much worse since the structure weighed over one ton. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,285 after adding 14 points yesterday. the s&p was up a fraction, but the nasdaq dipped a point. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei shed 62 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 5. they say you've got to spend money to make money. but today, we'll find out if investors think google is spending too much. after the bell, google reported a stunning 54% spending surge that spooked investors and sent shares tumbling in late trade. the report comes after a recent hiring spree and companywide raises which

. >> if you want to experience it all over again, barbara walters will host a special edition of 20/20 from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> the queen's gift to kate and william, the duchess of came rage. >> hello. how do you like it? and the hat look silly in downtown san francisco but i have to admit royal wedding fever is contagious as we fined out very early this morning. >> even in this day of digital recording people across the bay area woke up in the middle of the night to watch the royal wedding live. this group started gathering at cameron's pub in half moon bay around 2:00 this morning. >> i'm british and it's a british tradition to watch these great parades. i remember the black and white film of queen's wedding. >> americans are also enjoying that tradition. this pub shows the wedding on 21 flat screen tvs and even surprised people to get them in the spirit. the enthusiasm doesn't surprise the british consul general who also woke up to watch it live. >> it is a fairytale wedding. they don't come along very often. it's a beautiful princess getting married to a future king of t

. >> y ha pasado empezando en caso de walter lara de miami, y poco a poco vamos haciendo cambios. >>ión han sido casos aislados. >> no se puede en realidad fec actuar un programa un sistema de leyes migra toers yendo caso por caso. se tiene que tratar a todo un grupo o no se trata a nadie. >> los sido ante del movimiento dicen que muchas de las deportaciones que han sido dijo ridz se deben a la presión política que ellos han hecho. >> sabemos que tenemos este músculo político, fuerza política y vamos a seguir empujoando. >>> autoridades dicen que en mi caso de texas la suspensión se debió a solicitud presentada por la estudiante, que se encuentra en revisión, y la cual está disponible para cualquier individuo en proceso de deportación. >> reciente lato secretaría napoli pan dice que no se pue puede... leyes a estudiantes dijo que la prioridad es deporto gentes de aquellos que comenten actos ilegal. >> la realidad en la comunidad es de que la prioridad continúa siendo deportaciones masivas. >> en los Ángeles jaime garcía para univisión. >> y a un día de la votación de propuesta antiin

it's called "the book of jobs" written by walter isaac son, a former top eck ecktive at "time" time magazine and cnn -- executive at" magazine and cnn. >>> we just checked with east bay m.u.d. and it will be at least another couple of hours before service is restored to 30 homes after a water main broke in berkeley. east bay m.u.d. says a 6-inch water pipe burst around 2:00 this morning on shaddock near angeles avenue. residents say they woke up after hearing the gushing sound of water outside their home. it took about an hour for crews to turn off the water. >>> we now know the lineup for this year's outside lands music and arts festival in san francisco of the three-day event will be held between august 12th and 14th in golden gate park. it's the fourth year for the festival and this year's headliners include fish, arcade fire and dead mouse. other top acts are john foggerty, the black keys and -- john foe gertty, the black keys and tickets go on sale on thursday. you can go to ktvu.com for more on the outside lands concert and find a link to the concert website. >>> monta ellis is out for

union officials would not comment for the story but the treasurer walter scott says he wanted to find out what happened. finally they admit they are procedures but they choice to by pass those under these circumstances and according to union members there will be grievances the woman will file to get her job back. live in san francisco kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we could hear today whether san francisco muny operators have authorized a strike after a week of union voting. it would not mean they would go on strike immediately, just their leadership would have the power to call a walkout if negotiations stall. it came in the mild of contraction negotiations described as contentious, voting ran from last friday through yesterday. >>> another controversy may be brewing about an open door on a moving muny train. muny is asking the person who shot this video to call them. it shows an l-line metro train rolling along with one of its doors wide open and muny wants to know when this happened. >> what we have done is looked at each vehicle that has gone through that station at forest

. >> reporter: even interviewed by our own diane sawyer and barbara walters. >> i wonder how you gotited. did mrs. middleton come in, say -- >> reporter: but somehow it just didn't seem right not to come home to celebrate. >> just told this to everybody when i go back tonight how wonderful the roar of the crowd when they drew up and when they left, the whole abbey shook. it lit the abbey up. >> reporter: around return to bucklebury he did. >> on tv. >> reporter: life is the same, yet, it isn't. a girl from bucklebury tonight has gone to bed a princess. but then, she'd always been special to them. there's no place like home. >>> next up, an exclusive visit to the pastry chef who created that incredible wedding cake, and reveals the secret language written into the frosting. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why would you let something like erectile dysfunction get in your way? isn't it time you talked to your doctor about viagra? 20 million men already have. with every age

walter cronkite became the symbol of the reporter who had been somewhat in favor of the war who became an opponent of the administration policy. from his reporting from saigon and from hue he basically came out against the war and the conduct of the war and said we should negotiate peace and get out of there and lyndon johnson allegedly said upon seeing this report if i lost cronkite i have lost middle america. there is great power in that story because if you are a journalist is something to say i wrote a story or did a report and suddenly administration policy changed. i disheartened the president or move things on the grand scale. journalists love that story. but again, is it true? probably not. the images we get from that time are that the american people turned against the war and you have protests in the streets and so forth. one really interesting thing i found from this study, if you look back at the polls and looking at the people who supported the war by age group actually the group that most supported johnson's policies and supported the war were young people. isn't that int

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when the likes of barbara walters can come up and say no more bottled water and some money restaurants and caterers are doing that now. i think that was a terrible oversight and should not be served that way. >> i was at a tent in union square and they did not serve bottled water. they had pictures and glasses, so maybe somebody got that message. >> in a similar vein, we had an award ceremony called h-2 of solutions that gives prizes for water, wastewater energy, the black gold discussion we add at our ocean plant, the pilot we are doing for turning black grease and dark brown greece into biofuel was one of the finalists in that. the celebration was at a facility in san francisco that said they had to serve bottled water because their water was not good enough to serve. we went down there and help them slash the pipes. since they did not use water, they had never washed the pipes out. after doing that, they were able to serve regular tap water for the event. it took some convincing to tell them that your water is o.k. but you never use the pipes. president vietor: there is an excellent

and walter edgar is a professor of history and southern studies at the university of south carolina. thank you all three. we appreciate your being with us. i just want to quickly share with our audience two findings from a poll that was done this month by the pew research center. when people were asked their reaction to seeing the confederate flag displayed 9% said they had a positive reaction. 30% a negative. and 58% said neither. and when people were asked what do they think the main cause of the civil war is, 48% said mainly about states' rights. only 38% said mainly about slavery. 9% said both. to each of you, what do historians think was the cause of the civil war and what do you think? >> well, historians are pretty united on the cause of the civil war being slavery. and the kind of research that historians have undertaken especially in the years since the centennial when there has been so much interest in this question of the role of race and slavery in the united states, that research has shown pretty decisively that when the various states announced their plans for secession

when it went under and when it was closed down in there aren't very many getting the civil war and walter cronkite. c-span: when did you retire from the journal? >> guest: 97. i'd still do some work occasionally for the journal. c-span: is their anybody in this book -- you have lots of reporters to talk about in the civil war. do you think it's kind of like jim perry? >> guest: i like to think that. yes, there's 1i like to think of, is charles and he was an amazing man. he worked at the treasury department and his desk was cleared he was allowed to take the field as a war correspondent for the new york tribune and he was very good, he was the best feature writer in the civil war, i think. i'm the only one who's ever written a book about the correspondence who's been a reporter himself so i think i get a better feel for who these people are. i know these characters. they are familiar to me. cspan: where did you get the idea to the book? i did it on an earlier book on military history and i kept bumping into war correspondence in that, richard harding davis and others and the more i thought