william rusher love the american politics. rear wines traveling to distant lands and national review's effervescent editor bill buckley of whom he once said, quote, the most exasperatingly people in the world are so often the most beloved and he is no exception. david frisk has captured all of this and more in this splendid overdue biography of the other bill, william rusher. david frisk is a former award winning reporter who received his ph.d. from claremont and will be teaching those lucky students at the alexander hamilton center in new york. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in giving a war heritage welcome to dr. david frisk. [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. of me and more importantly william rusher. can everyone here all right? there is a wide range in this room of the familiarity and relative unfamiliarity with william rusher who was the publisher of "national review" for 31 years, almost from the beginning. it can also be said to have had a half century long career in american politics with s

william randolph hurst is the citizen who would be king. william randolph hurst wanted his newspapers to be dramatic. his stories did not have to be real but full of stories he thought people wanted to read. it was an idea he seized and pushed to the limit. a hurst newspaper was essentially three things. headlines, comics and sports. hurst would single into a story and blast it for days, the headlines would breathlessly blare out the day's latest. if the news wasn't interesting enough on its own merit then a hurst reporter would make it so. for example without knowing yet exactly why a preacher ran off with an 18-year-old ward. a reporter wrote that the man was bitten by a love microbe that seemed to exist only in the long island neighborhood where the preacher lived. the preacher eventually wound up killing himself. and there's the story of the hurst reporter that sought a picture of a dead girl from the girl's mother. the reporter proceeded to set a fire in the back of the house. when the mother fled, he sneak into the house and stole the

he was always william h. rehnquist after that. the next understand because he told the story to reporters at the end of his life but the difference being that made a difference and i remember one of my colleagues quit, he would've been just a justice of the peace without it. one of the more crucial moves in his life, after he leaves milwaukee and goes to stanford law school is becoming a clerk for supreme court court justice robert jackson. tell us how that came about because i want to lead and to which you have with some of the conservatives among blacks than whites. >> guest: great. jackson was i think seeing my family than i say great justice. he had been the prosecutor at the nuremberg war charles. he actually taken time off from the court and gone to nuremberg and been the chief prosecutor and then came back to the court. so rehnquist graduates from the stanford law school early at the end of 1952. he was actually in the class that would've graduated a semester later, the rehnquist finished his work. he was so smart he got ou

look at prince william county parkway in -- prince william parkway in prince william county.an bad. it is wet. they did treat it about two hours ago. we saw plows come through. as you take a live look at traffic, you see traffic moving quite well. if you're headed out this morning and planning on taking prince william parkway, it is not that bad. but as you guys have been saying here in prince william county, schools are closed. kids, you have a school day. so i expect to see a bunch of these snow angels this morning. get out, enjoy the snow, enjoy your snow day. that's one of the reasons why prince william county is closed. you see a lot of the sidewalks have not been hit. as well, looking at the side streets and parking lots here, you see they have not been plowed or salted either. so that's another one of the big problems. i actually talked to a gentleman a couple of minutes ago. here's what he told me about driving here this morning. >> driving inside the voodoo really bad, slippery. you cannot drive more than 10 or 15 miles per hour. that's a problem now. and there's no

to learn what other historians are learning about roger williams. he wrote important works, and there's very little evidence that thomas jefferson was reading roger williams. but he was then able to go to a library and archives in england, and they, too, haddock units, and they had library are records, and he was able to see there that john locke was reading roger williams. and we start to see how these ideas were transatlantic, were moving all over the world well before we think of the global exchange that we have today. these other books show us how people were living, how they were interacting with each other. they also show us how we shaped our economy as we, again, struggle with how we redefine ourselves to new economies and political structures throughout the world. we can come to places like this, and we can understand how adjustments were made, how a community could redefine itself and take advantage of opportunities that might not have existed before. and what i love so much about libraries and about history and about research is five peopl

and the man at the center of the village, william center.and what set scarce sort apart is the success he achieved after this disaster. skinnerville suffered the worst destruction of all. and was considered to be in obliterated from the face of the earth. there wasn't a brick left in skinnerville. his house very nearly the only one left standing, and he lost more financially than any other individual. in those 50 minutes he lost the equivalents of $35 million. he was ruined. but because he was willing to make choices that no one else was willing to make he was able to come back. the other manufacturers and about the lost their mills and property try to rebuild or were unable to do so successfully. fofor a number there's a number there's an icon in the business, gone into bankruptcy, had to sell the businesses or they had to leave town. a local historian said three years later, man of abundant means the seem to withstand the first shock of disaster proved to be more embarrassed than what was expected. but skinner, by himself, went on to rebui

isn't that right, william?ause ] >> will and i are really quite adventuro adventurous. we adore traveling. >> we fancy riding our burberry caps, riding the lift, hopping on the tube, dillydallying from flat to flat on the way to visit grandmom straight away. chippy chop. krump et, my pet? >> no, thank you. i've just eaten. >> jam sandwich? >> no. >> swimming costume? >> why? >> spotted dick. shrimp on the barbie? >> brad, can you cut for two seconds, is tha cool? >> you need a break? >> no, i just wanted to say that i think -- i think maybe save some of your british references. it's a little weird to mention them all at once. also shrimp on the barbie is not a british thing. >> yes, it is. shi shrimp on the barbie. it's british. >> no. i see your confusion. it's actually australian. >> all right. don't get your nickers in a snat. >> another key to a successful relationship is open communication. >> yes. communication is key. i always say to kate, tell me with a you want, what you really, really want. and i'll t

like he did not do business with william skinner, no. thank you. >> sera, at skinnerville, what survives? hasn't been any kind of serious or amateur archaeological search for evidence of the mill? i mean, what can you find if you go to the site today? >> that's a great question, bill. if you go to skinnerville today, you will find a stretch of highway and you will find a few houses along the side of it. some of which are or were wrecked at the time of the flood that were refashioned into homes. and you will find a very tranquil, unassuming river flowing alongside of it which is the mill river. there's been no archaeological dig that i know of. if you want to find the area where skinner's house was, there's a utility, what do they call utility -- >> substation? >> substation or something like that, yes. and back, the locals say, is where his house was. locals in areas to refer to the area as skinnerville, but it is no longer on the map. you used to, for years, be able to go to the mill river and find bricks in riverbank and all kinds of t

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deputy williams was in back, sandwiched among seven different locked cages. 24 prisoners inside. until they reached the stretch of 580, it had been a smooth trip. an unremarkable day. then williams heard a pop, and whittle looked out his side view mirrors. >> i could see the flames shooting out as if it was a flame thrower, if that engine was -- it seemed to be exploding at the time. >> a video posted on line from someone passing by captured what the deputies were up against. >> it wasn't just smoke. it was literally flames out the back of the bus. when he looked at me and i looked at him, he said, we got to get them out. i ran up the steps. >> without being able to see their keys, let alone the locks, deputies whittle and williams set to work, freeing the prisoners. >> and i had women out, got them here. i went and popped this back cage. >> williams, returning to the burning bus five times in order to get everyone out. >> without hesitation, without fear, without pause. without concern for her own safety, she knew what she had to do, and she did it. >> i'm the one who physically

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but william randolph hearst wrote a letter to his mother--once quoting, then, from mr. hearst-- that if he could spend a month anywhere in the world, it would be at the ranch at san simeon. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. the now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-few grass-fed beef operatio

sherwin williams? [ laughter ] sherman anderson cooper sherwin williams?e: sherman williams sherman hemsley. >> jimmy: sherman hemsley williams. >> steve: "movin' on up" -- [ laughter ] -- frank and anderson cooper. >> jimmy: frankie valli. >> steve: anderson cooper. >> jimmy: and the four -- >> steve: tops. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tops. >> i'm looking. i don't know. >> jimmy: can you find it? you can find it. ♪ baby baby falling in love falling in love again ♪ yeah. ♪ ♪ baby baby falling in love falling in love again ♪ i don't know why it's in my head all day, and it won't get out of my head. you gotta give me another song to get that out of my head. ♪ 1-877-cars again [ laughter ] ♪ 1-877-cars again >> jimmy: hamilton, joe frank and reynolds. >> steve: hamilton, joe -- >> jimmy: frank and reynolds. >> steve: -- frank and reynolds. >> jimmy: hey, guys -- >> steve: that song was stuck in your head. >> jimmy: i want to make a segue right now. >> steve: are you going to ride a segway? >> jimmy: no, i won't ever ride a segway. [ light laughter ] no, come on ba

we have to go to prince william county where we find a few. if you're traveling along 95 between fredericksburg and the mixing bowl, a few flurries this morning. coming up, i'll tell you when this stuff is going to leave and what the rest of the weekend weather has in store for u. >>> today guns will be the subject of a demonstration here in washington. thousands are expected for today's march on washington for gun control. around 10:00 this morning, demonstrators will march in silence from the capitol to the washington monument. at least 2,500 from around the country are in town from this event. leading the march will be several people from newtown, connecticut, where several children and six adults were killed. if you're heading downtown, be advised the march starts at the reflecting pool and progresses down constitution avenue for several blocks before turning toward the washington monument for the rally and speeches. >>> organizers of the march for life campaign believe more than 400,000 people gathered in the district for an anti-abortion

what difference michelle williams from destiny's child that we know from michelle williams today?the same girl, the same woman. okay. she's grown. she has grown up. >> reporter: and her impressive resume is growing. not only is she hard at work on hurl fourth solo album. she's heading the national tour for the tony award winning musical feila. >> i love the fact that i can be bossy, and i believe i'm bossy in real life. my family calls me sergeant. you do have to make it your own in a way, but i am staying true to the integrity of what she's about. >> reporter: williams had to be honest with herself admitting she's overium years of moderate depression. >> i work out, i think positive things action and my surroundings are so important, who you keep around you. >> reporter: williams says she lives feeding off the audience when she's on stage. >> man, i'm so mad i'm not in some of these numbers like "yellow fever" i'm a kanye west, li'l mama, and just want to come on the stage start dancing. >> she hopes everyone who sees the music all walks away with one simple message. >> live life

she upsets williams.d a vaps vances to the semifinals. >>> nba time, chris paul, out tuesday with a bruised kneecap the the clippers host the thunder. fourth quarter, blake griffin. the easy two points there. 31 points, 11 bard boards in the game. thunder by 14. under 5:00 to play, durant crossing up matt barnes. the thunderous jam right there. 32 points, 7 boards, 7 helpers for him. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. have a great day. >>> heart-stopping video out of moscow. >> the 20-year-old was rising on an ice zi road with her parents when the suv lost control and hit a truck. she was thrown if the back window on impact landing in the path of a truck that just missed her. her father scooped her up just in time and she sur vised with only custs and bruises. >> that girl has a few guardian angels looking down. >> no question. >>> up next, incredible new video inside the mouth of a tiger. >>> plus, the presidential afterparty. we'll take you inside the most exclusive of parties. sta

news4 has more from prince william county. tony, how's it looking? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, crews are trying to do the best they can clearing side roads. last time we checked in with you in woodbridge, a lot of the side roads hadn't been hit. take a live look. you see we just had a plow come through a couple of minutes ago. laid down salt. this side road here which is telegraph road here in woodbridge is starting to clear up. guys, look at this. prince william parkway, you can see some of the traffic here at this intersection moving along nicely. kind of monitored prince william parkway here at telegraph road for the last, i don't know, half-hour, 45 minutes, since it's become clear. just wet conditions. a lot of traffic moving nicely. guys, take a live look up at this light here. you see our current conditions. you see some flurries falling by that light poemp as you heard a couple of minutes ago, prince william county schools have been closed. if you have kids here, it's officially a snow day for them. bring them o

williams is reportedly being replaced in the lineup after an altercation at the nightclub that left williams in stitches. doreen is in shock. >> williams has been in hawaii all week getting ready. pro football talk is reporting that williams was the victim in this altercation and he will still be on the sidelines for the game. adam sheckner tweeted that he received stitches in his head and was tazered. we still have not heard anything from the redskins pr staff but expect a statement from honolulu soon. stay tuned for more developments in that story. >>> the washington capitals finally get a point in the standings, but that's all they get. caps force overtime up in new jersey, but they have a heck of a time against the devils in the extra frame. adam oates returning to new jersey. third period caps and down 2-0. mike neuvirth. first goal as a cap. washington is on the board. later in the period mike greene with the slap shot and it's saved and it's cleared out to mike greene who you see scores, again. you don't send the puck back to him. evens it up at 2-2 and we are headed to overtime. devi

right there with williams.only american left in the tournament. williams smashing her racket in the changeover in the decisive third set. williams lost the third set 6-4. she did injury her back in the second set causing her serves to slow down considerably. that's her first loss since way back on august 17th it means stephens, there very happy, will play in her first career grand slam semifinal tomorrow. she will face off against victoria azarenka. >>> to golf, where the recent tax changes have not gone unnoticed by phil mickelson. mickelson said on sunday he would be making drastic changes because of his tax situation. he can considering moving away from his native california because taxes on it's estimated $45 million a year income for him are too high. he has since apologized for talking finances in the media. a newly passed california ballot initiative raised state income taxes on his yearly winnings to over -- early earnings of over $1 million to 13.3%. that means mickelson will now pay almost $6 million

good morning. >> starting in prince william county.jefferson davis highway near gordon boulevard. 123, crashes blocking the right lane. police are on the scene. your delays are about a mile. so as you pass prince william parkway on route 1, that's where you'll start to hit the brakes as you continue northbound. let's head to i-270. here we have app accident off to the shoulder lane. back to you both. >>> eun, thank you. i mean, danella thank you. i was looking at eun. >> you're welcome. >>> morecoffee. decaf. >>> also ahead, they brought you young darth vader an the dogs strike back. we'll show you why people may not be laughing when volkswage [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >>> today get ready for the wild, wacky and just plain strange. it is immediate wra day at the super bowl and our own dan hellie will be there with reporters from around the world. bloggers and anyone who can get their hand on a media credential.

kimball services will be held morning for prince william county police officer killed in -- funeraluty services. >> and how congresswoman giffords is reaching the families of the school shooting in connecticut. >> and the new congress gets to work today. agenda, approving in aid for dollars victim's.sandy "at 5:00rning washington a.m. begins right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it is friday, january 4. i am scott thuman. >> i am cynne simpson. good morning. get to meteorologist as we look forward weekend. >> happy friday. it was a short week. we have a great looking weekend. will be the headline. chilly end to the week, but we lots of sunshine and low humidity to talk about. despite a cold front coming, rain or snow in the forecast. warmer weekend ahead. out this morning in the for the most part. 18 in manassas and culpeper. those are the cold spots. 28 at dulles, 31 in d.c., 30 in gaithersburg. your express forecast, sunshine through the day with a high temperature 42. that's about average. potentially in the seven

kayla williams? guest: from what has been announced so far, and there is quite a bit to be done on a limitation, but it sounds like the military is going to come up with requirements for each job and everybody will have to pass those requirements to serve in those jobs. if you are going to be in artillery, perhaps a qualification would be being able to lift and artillery, roud a certain distance and both men and women could meet those standards. i think that is the right way to go, and everybody can accomplish the tasks necessary. host: what about those that say the standards would be changed to accommodate women? guest: so far, the standards do not fully exist. i think it is important that they be developed with an eye to what it actually takes to get the job done and then apply them across the board. that is the most important thing. when i served, there was a woman that was five foot 10, 180 pounds, and she could march a long distance, and there was a male who struggled quite a bit more. so, it is

rita williams is in santa rosa where she's learned the name of that dead man. rita. >> reporter: frank, that car with a body stuffed in the trunk was parked across the street from sonoma state university. that's upset some students who just returned from winter break yesterday. >> i didn't know about that. so i think i'm concerned i didn't know. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriffs investigators say it shouldn't be alarmed. >> more than likely it happened somewhere else. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriffs deputies say they spotted the car here last night. it matched a car santa rosa police say was involved in a domestic violence case friday night. they saw blood in the front seat, opened the trunk and found a man's body inside. the coroner has identified that man as sean francis parker. investigators told me parker was the suspect in that domestic violence case and that they believe at least some of the blood in the front seat belonged to the woman who was the domestic violence victim. >> we've contacted that person. we don't believe this has anything to do wit

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pete williams from our d.c. newsroom tonight. pete, thanks. >>> president filled a big job today that does not require congressional approval. he named a veteran of his own staff, his new chief of staff in the white house. denis mcdonough comes from the foreign policy shop. he has been deputy national security director. his was one of the faces around the table in the situation room during the bin laden raid. he goes back to the senate days with obama. he replaces jack lew, nominated to run the treasury department. >>> mitt romney, who has disappeared from public life since the election, was spotted today having surfaced in washington. he and his wife were saluted by the marriott corporation. his staff did not allow any media at the event. he will also attend the annual bipartisan alfalfa club dinner saturday night. >>> with the president now six days into his second term, a whole lot of republicans across this country are thinking about how things might have turned out differently. especially if the rules for electing presidents

william and kate are expecting their first child. we take a peek into their future home and a look back at the year that was important the royal couple. here's nbc's michelle kosinski. ♪ >> reporter: this past year, virtually every time duchess kate stepped outside there was a photograph or hundreds to document. no doubt a long way since the first nervous speech. >> i'm sorry william can't be here tonight. >> reporter: kate now owns it. unique elegant style and her confidence. she mastered her first complicated christmas with the royals. traveled as the queen's companion. the jubilee, olympics, not afraid to handle events solo or kick back and do with the whole world watching. her one embarrassment photos snapped as she sunbathed topless in france on what was supposed to be a private holiday with william. she quickly came through with a successful lawsuit, a brave face, trademark natural smile during the foreign tour in asia. >> beginning of the year we saw kate as a shrinking violet and now has become a blossoming flower. she had an

in the form of william howard taft. there he is. they announced on twitter that they have come to terms with their fifth president. today he posed for pictures with fans at nats fest inside the washington convention center. the real president taft, by the way, was the first president ever to throw out a ceremonial first pitch at a baseball game. fans and players think he'll be a good edition. >> a big president, big personality. so he'll fit right in with the rest of the gang. >> i liked his very white hair. i wonder how white he'll stay when he gets knocked into the dirt. >> that's cool. that's awesome. i'm thinking about joining them maybe aouple times and try to see if i can beat them. >> that would be cool and awesome. we'll hear from more players in sports as they gear up for the 2013 season. >>> yeah. those are screams you hear. more than 150 people deciding to take a very cold dip into the potomac river this morning. this is part of the polar bear plunge out at national harbor. one of the goals of the event, to raise awarenes

. >>> this morning the prince william motorcycle office we are killed in a crash is being laid to restvers chris young was killed on monday while responding to a call in bristoe. family friends and officers are saying their final goodbyes this morning. tony is live in prince william county with more on how loved ones are paying their respects to be tony? >> reporter: keith, sad morning for prince william county and police departments as well as many police departments through the the region and nation. many have showed up to show their support and as you said the funeral is going on now and the procession set to leave around noontime. look behind me, all these vehicles are police vehicles. they fill this parking lot and an adowning parking lot and make some fields. hundreds of police department members here to show their support as you mentioned, prince william county police officer chris young lost his life earlier this week. he was a seven-year veteran assigned to the motorcycle unit and traffic enforcement. his bhoil strike a mini van earlier this week when he was responding to a ca

tony is in prince william to look at things. -- is in prince william county to look at things. tony? >> reporter: it's similar to what megan was talking about. we're at the corner of prince william parkway and telegraph road. if you're waking up this morning, this is what you'll see on the side roads. plows have been through but not a lot of salt down. there's still a lot of the snow is covering the ground on the side streets. if you look at prince william parkway, a lot of salt has been down from yesterday. they've been putting down the brine milk and adding molasses -- mix and adding molasses, too. we came down 95, and condition weren't that bad on 95. guys, the temperatures are low, as tom's been talking about all morning. a lot of spots are wet. could be a little black ice. you still want to take your time. guys, by the way, a lot of people might be off work this morning. you see this couple i talked to a couple of minutes ago, they're out enjoying the snow. it's only a little after 4:30. some people making the best of this. we'll stay on this all morning, continue to check

funeral services today for prince william county officer killed in a line of duty. chris yung was responding to an accident monday and his motorcycle struck a minivan in bristow. he was taken to a hospital where he died. he was a seven-year veteran of the police department. his funeral is at 10:00 this morning at the memorial chapel in woodbrige. a former fbi agent convicted of a drunk driving crash and brandywine is expected to learn his fate today. >> johnson faces 13 years in prison after a jury found him guilty in october of mortar vehicle manslaughter and other charges. johnson was drunk when he hit an 18-roll calyear olf in for brent. >> a former prince george's county jail guard accused of ignoring and the macintosh was charged with lying to law- enforcement officials investigating the death of romney white. he was found strangled in his jail cell days after he was arrested in the hit-and-run death of a corporal. the death was initially ruled a homicide, but police later ruled he could kill themself. he was found unresponsive the guard did not inform others.

we are ahead of the rush hour in prince william county.road has a crash. -- small-town road as a crash. >> time to talk about america's money. many people are taking a close look at the december jobs report. >> that will be coming out later this morning. >> good morning positive signs that of today's employment report from the labor department -- the adp numbers show businesses added 215,000 jobs last month for its offshore oil drilling giant will be digging deep in a settlement over the 2010 gulf oil spill. trans ocean has agreed to pay $1.40 billion to settle claims against the company. 2012 was the best year in five years for automobile sales. they saw sales jump 21%. these are the most stressful jobs. (vo) sometimes s the big plan doesn't work. d the perfect life turns out to be not so perfect. you start fresh. new city. new job. new everything. it's exciting, and scary at the same time. and some days you think, "i can't do this on my own." but then...i went to suntrus they helped me figure things out. and before you know it i am doing

trying to figure out who shot and killed 17-year-old levonnal williams.d she heard several shots and when he realized he had been hit she ran to his side. >> my brother and my uncle -- i felt -- take his last breath -- he died right before my eye -- they shot my brother in his head -- absolutely nothing -- >> williams sister says he has had a rough life and has been in and out of group homes and juvenile hall. but also insists he turned things around and this week had come from his home there down to marin city to celebrate his 17th birthday with his family. they say he didn't know anyone and didn't have enemies. they believe he was shot because of drugs. >> i seep him there, he was coming to check up on me because there was stuff going on by my house. >> someone thought he took the stash of dope and took his life and he did not even take it. >> police tell us williams was shot two to three times and found at the base of these stairs feet away from the building where his mother, his three sisters and his brother all live. police are asking anyone with any

but anyway, back to reverend cecil williams.omments and thoughts relating back to the previous class about what he's saying about identity, relationship - did you catch anything in there you wanted to comment on? sure, chris? >> he was also talking about power. and for him, he wants to use the church's power - at least from what i got - to be at the forefront of social action, and that's how believers are expressing their beliefs, through social action, and i think that's what he was talking about the power of the church to either be toxic and be bad, in a way, and be detrimental to society, or the power of the church to be a motivator, to be a positive force, and for good. >> you're so right, and we'll talk about that with the social dimension. but you see, belief and behavior, he fits in that mode so much. i love this analogy he did - and his church is very diverse, very diverse - he says everybody's invited to the table. jesus invited everybody to the table and they're singing and they're clapping and you get that sense of, "

>> november of 2011. >> next is william sapphire. and part of this -- william sapphire is jewish, he was an observer, and tell us what you -- >> this is actually -- for me it's hard. this is heartbreaking because he was really mad at me. >> for the interview? >> oh, afterwards. gosh, i had a terrible conversation with william sapphire about a month before he died. he called me. >> died in 2009 at 79. >> 79. he was so angry that i had invited john dean to the library. i explained to him in order to establish had this as a nonpartisan space people would take seriously as a research center, given the fights there had been over access to the tapes, the nixon tapes and the documents, it was essential to establish beyond any doubt that this was a nonpartisan space and i felt it important that john dean, an important witness, an important player in the watergate story actually come to the library and speak. and sapphire was furious. i was talking to him because i had invited him to come to the library to do a master class. every summer, or

all in all, great win for us. >>> george mason and william & mary. mason up three in the first half, playing heads-up defense. col away, the steal and spin. edwards to williams. patriots, however, would be down by four at the half. early in the second half, tied game. wright intercepts the pass. two of his game-high 28. mason was up by two. late in the second, mason still in the lead. wright gets in the lane, sinks the hanging layup and fouled. patriots up 68-61 after the three-point play. they go on to win 73-66. >>> off the wall, coming up. we're talking redskins because there's nothing else to talk about. that's the biggest thing going. >> that's what we talk about. last week, you gave us a very scientific explanation as to who wins the game. >> and i was right. >> another one? >> of course. i'm 100%. >> can't wait to hear words of wisdom. off the wall is next. >> 100%. . >>> off the wall, dave ross, wisdom martin, all washington redskins. >> what else is there? >> that's all there is to talk about these days. >> i want to talk about the rookie of

we're learning more about a crash to second involving prince william county. yung died a short time colliding with a minivan bristow. withe witness we spoke describes a chaotic scene. could see people trying to the police officer. it was hard to see through the smoke and flames. >> i thought it was going to explode. moments after he collided minivan, and nearby drivers snapped this picture. >> they were shooting out of the window. e front end of the car, everything. >> she rushed over from a nearby store and into the chaos. >> we saw the flames of the car. >> the man they were trying to save was prince william county chris yung.er he was writing to a separate when i minivan turning left pulled in front of the 35- year-old. somehow, the minivan driver was not injured. the seven-year veteran did not survive his injuries. they do not know if they are to come home. >> it is tragic. >> as a former military police officer, she understands the comes withhat service. >> my heart goes out to them and their families. it is a horrible thing to happen. members of the prin

trent williams will not be playing in his first pro bowl. he was reportedly the victim in an altercation at a hawaii nightclub. espn reports that williams received stitches in his head and was tasered. he will be on the sidelines for the game, but vikings rookie matt kahlil will replace him in the lineup. >>> the capitals taking on the del devils, looking for their first win of the year. in ot, new jersey proves to be too much. ilya kovalchuk sends the game winner to the back of the net. caps pick up their first point of the year. >>> to the hardwood. the wizards taking on the timberwolves. the wizards brought it at home, jumping out to a 21-point lead. with time winding down, jordan crawford connects from way out. crawford led all scorers with 9 points. wizards win is 114. 101. that's your sports minute. i'm carol maloney. hope your saturday is a good one. >>> one nba fan got the thrill of a lifetime after nailing a half court shot during a miami heat game. this is 50-year-old michael. he sunk a 47-foot half court hook shot in miami to win