. >> she's 68-year-old margaret woodward. >> and that guy, that scum broke into her house to rifle around her things and rob her. this is the fifth time he's done this over a 12-month period. that's why we're seeing this robbery on video. police put secret cameras inside to catch this guy in the act. >> oh, nice. >> how's he getting in? because five times is a lot. >> apparently he was getting in through an open window. >> he continues to go in and out of this room where she's sleeping, taking different items, until finally he unzips the bag and that wakes up margaret woodward. and watch what she does. she goes right through that door, picks up her walking stick and even threatened to use that cane to break his knees. >> she should have taken that cane and broken his knees. >> he jim ed on his bicycle but margaret called the cops. he's 51-year-old robert reed. he was sentenced to prison. >> and margaret was given an award by the sheriff's office of $2,500 for her bravery. >> hopefully some of that money can replace some of the things he stole. he stole things worth about $1,500 u.s. dolla

the fact that woodward and bernstein got all their scoops about watergate, but they weren't -- they weren't white house reporters. they were local beat reporter. sometimes you need to come in from the outside to get scoops like that. jeff toobin, while he is a supreme court a beat reporter, he's not there very often at all. he drops in for specific arguments. so in a sense he's not, he's not a daily presence of the court and sometimes that gives you an advantage in gaining access to the justices. >> tony, do you think it has anything to do with just the distance, the time you get your three years out, people are more willing to talk? >> i think that helps. he has sometimes interviewed justices for some fairly real-time stories in "the new yorker." and sometimes the justices are not too happy about it. but, yeah, justices who do have -- feel the call of history to a degree. they do talk to scholars and authors about what's happened in the past. >> pete, any insight into toobin's source relationships? >> it's because of the book. remember, bob woodward was the first to do this with th

she's 68-year-old margaret woodward. that guy, that scum broke into her house to rifle through her things and rob her. this is the fifth time he's done it over a 12-month period. that's w we're video police put a secret camera inside to catch this guy in the act. >> how is he getting in? because five times is a lot. >> an open window. he goes in and out of the room. finally, he gets a bag. that wakes up mark rgaret. watch what she does. she goes through the door, picks up her walking stick and chases this guy out of her house, she, according to reports, threatened to use that cane to break his knees. >> she should have taken that and broken his knees. >> he gets on his bicycle and gelts away. he's 51-year-old patrick reed. cops caught up with him. he's sentenced to four years, eight months in prison. margaret was given an award of $2500 for her bravery from the sheri sheriff's office. he stole things worth $1500 u.s. >> the best part is that she now has peace of mind. >>> who doesn't like a good fail video? i have two. t

legendary journalist bob woodward complained about the heavy-handed treatment he's been getting from the white house. when he does a report that they don't like. what's the deal, charlie? is there contempt for the media in the white house? >> oh, i think that, greg, without any doubt there is a deep contempt for the media. and part of it has to do with the fact that despite the funny clip that you showed where president obama promised an openness, as open as the great plains, you know, the truth of the matter is, going back to his campaigns, you know, his campaigns and his white house, from the beginning, have been very, very -- held a firm grip on the media. the problem has been, obviously there are those of us who have complained about it from the beginning, but a lot of people in the media have gone along with it when they were like that. and the white house came to realize that they could actually get away with it. and they did get away with it. and they have gotten away with it. and i think it's very much morphed them into this bizarre administration where it really is like a st

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you were on set when woodward said that, weren't you? >> sitting right next to him. i told him to say it. in the commercial break. bob has always turned to me and said, what should i say next? take a cheap shot at obamacare. why not, right? >> how much truth is this? obama has to be the worst negotiator probably in the hit history of the white house or one of them. how much truth is there to this? >> he considers himself above negotiating, perhaps. you know, look, that's what congressmen and senators do, what presidents do sometimes. i think paul ryan, what you said earlier is right. paul ryan did a service for the republicans. you didn't mention is he put back, replaced half the defense cuts and defense is wildly disproportionately affected, as you know, by both the budget control act, itself, and the sequester and a lot of people i've talked to really are concerned that this was cutting deep at the muscle, way beyond the kind of trimmings of fats from the pentagon. i think he did a service in that way and from a republican point of view, he's now assuming it passes

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woodward is now 35 years old, married and living in the united kingdom. >>> 56-yarder.t's got -- no, it does not have the leg. and chris davis takes it in the back of the end zone. he'll run it out to the 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 45, there goes davis! >> oh, my god! >> davis is going to run it all the way back! auburn is going to win the football game! auburn is going to win the football game! he ran the missed field goal back! he ran it back 109 yards! they're not going to keep them off the field tonight! holy cow! oh, my god! auburn wins! auburn has won the iron bowl! >> holy cow is right. that is quite possibly the greatest ending to a college football game ever in the last seconds of the game. it was all tied up, auburn's chris davis returned a missed field goal attempt over 100 yards making the winning touchdown over alabama. pretty amazing. >>> black friday, it may be over but cyber monday is just beginning. this year is expected to be the biggest one yet. amazon, walmart and target plan to extend deep discounts to the end of this week. >>> your cyber m

and the bob woodward throwaway, i think, has a lot of merit. this is the first time you've seen a true bipartisan deal of any kind in the congress, in the bhaum obama era. this is the first time. i know it's small pate toes, but it's the first time. since the president wasn't involved, people were able to do that. final vote, they got nine or ten republicans. i give you the last word, steve mcmahon. it's a chicken that's come home to roost. >> listen, let's not pretend like the president was sitting there designing the website. pst not a managerial indictment of the president. last january, it was mitch mcconnell and joe biden who did it. so the administration jumps in when they have to. they don't jump in every single time. finally, let's not forget the republicans' proclivity which we might see again as early as february to stick a gun in their mouths and shoot their heads off and when they start negotiating over the debt ceiling, are we going to raise the debt ceiling or default on our debts, and they start trying to hold the president hosta

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he and his wife, actress, alfrie woodward set up an organization in south africa.hey talked about mandela's image as a humble man. >> nowadays, we think of him as this sort of universally adored and respected figure. you know, the west -- the united states and our allies only came around to that position fairly recently. so some of the languages used in describing him now is certainly apt. he was a man of peace and a man of principle and all that, but a couple of times i heard people talk about his life being a study in humility. although he understood humility as a virtue and even practiced it in aspects of his life, this was not a humble man. one of the things that is getting less mentioned now, and you know, it's somewhat appropriate, i suppose, is just how enormously powerful he was as a personality and how it goes beyond courage. he had a kind of resolve that very, very few people have. the fact he was already negotiating with p.w.bota who is one of the most racist afrikaner you'd want to meet. even though mandela was still in a prison cell, he knew that he ha

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is woodward and bernstein howard simons who is ben bradley chief assistant. at the washington post you know that was the dream team they were the key players in that incredible story that really changed history story of watergate it's all here and mark records the presses as watchdogs on all of us. i got my job for the washington post gerald ford who succeeded nixon. credible place folks you're listening to the larry king show live from the nation's capital to give my existing let's review is. one of the things i do to fix the wrong frank is my guest is frank zappa sister's a frank will testify with others it to what is a sold out hearing m.t.v. is going to telecast it live while folks on the museum. you bet.

this is of moving woodward in trouble jolie is visiting one of his clients. a major u s truck manufacturer. negotiating new contracts. farmers are buying more tractors initial and a us company is trying to become more competitive and marquette. that is. the low base yes indeed negotiations are also a chance for time to expand its business in either college or industry. i should go into the italy. well my weight and age should be back to the betterment of next year next year to the victims and buckled. foreign companies the dti are facing increasingly tough business environment. opening the door for domestic manufacturers to grow and contribute to the content success story. to put this in turn means the world. i do. more than one thousand people in the womb largest democracy the word region's culture and religion. investors are increasing the property. for the kids. you can use. zz. us vice president joe biden has arrived in japan and will soon step into a dispute that's generating plenty of friction in east asia will be meeting the leaders in tokyo beijing an

is woodward and bernstein howard simons who is ben bradley chief assistant bradley at the washington post you know that was the dream team they were the key players in that incredible story that really changed history story of watergate it's all here and mark records the presses as watchdogs on all of us. i got my job to the washington post gerald ford who succeeded nixon. credible place folks you're listening to the larry king show live from the nation's capital to give my regards to assume that's refused. one of the things i do to fix the wrong condition my guest is frank zappa this thursday frank will testify with others it to what is a sold out hearing m.t.v. is going to telecast it live while folks on the museum. you bet among the most notable journalists in the newseum is a broadcast legend named larry king and you can see here that we give some information about your really. incredible career let's just see that have been filled with a year that is built on that's true what does this whole section this is the history of news through three hundred fifty newspapers and magazines

has not really military espionage it's political control there was a conversation between bob woodward has for years we remember from watergate and andrea mitchell that was on the whip about how the mind control technology was used during the surge in iraq. and the way they stumbled onto this they mentioned. they happened upon one of the members of the joint chiefs of staff. and they said they heard of this type of thing used during the surge in the united states and. bill i don't know if. it want to find out more about it. jesse ventura yeah that's ok thank you bill yeah justin sure has been on our program i you know any proudly proclaims is it here and it's a conspiracy theories i really think that the n.s.a. i got a bureaucracy out of control be got seventy percent of the budget going to private contractors so it's like the private prison industry you know they're making business for themselves i personally believe that you're seeing you know good intentions gone wrong and you're seeing all these predators who have come in and these private contractors that's it for your take my tak

to has access to woodward snowden's documents he's got four alarm systems in his butt to keep the secret safe but that wasn't enough to prevent intrusion small details on that ability but. these are. braving the elements in the want to just stand on u.s. soil giants. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some of the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is just one of the front lines. oh it's. ukraine can still move closer to the e.u. next year if the blocks weakens the trade and association deal that announcement from the country's prime minister still didn't appease the protestors in central kiev crowds are once again gathered there is. a report. tens of thousands are back in the streets of ukraine's capital kiev to protest on this sunny day that's after several days of relative calm and that you would be suspicious on the ground here that the protests in the independence square may dispersed by itself sooner or later obviously today is the prove that this would not happen at least in the nearest

for every woodward and bernstein, there is a lowlife trying to turn someone over for a buck and to shift few newspapers. a lot of journalists sometimes tow a fine line. i am very empathetic with those journalists who sometimes have to walk that line between staying close to the wind, legally. i'll journalists who are trying to genuinely pursue who areournalists trying to genuinely pursue a public interest should be protected. but some journalists only want the freedom to sell as many newspapers as possible and to hell with the victims who get in the way. >> what is it like to be behind an animated character? you do not show yourself, but in despicable me 2, there is steve coogan, the character. connect with that? >> it is fun when you do animation because in some ways it is a blank canvas. you get sent suggested animation pictures of what your character dig aroundd then i in the attic of my mind for all --these kind of the areas kind of various voices. it is kind of like an attic of junk where you route around and think, will this do? will this work? i am notat, because fat. i could do w

it was anonymous, like watergate, it was like woodward and bernestein, and those who have to sign uporrow, were not even informed, it was a change in the software. the insurers are upset because they only have eight days to register anybody who signed up today and now it is seven days. they have no time. but again, this is the administration's running the insurance companies like errand boys. they are extensions and instruments and essentially an arm of the government and we're seeing it every day. in the end, if this fails, this arm of the government, the insurers, are going to have only one resource and that is a bailout. a huge government bailout with your tax money and with mine. >> and i know that you have a theory about what republicans should do with that potential scenario and how they should use it in the upcoming negotiations like the debt ceiling. >> you can see it coming. everyone is speaking about the debt spiral which insurers have enrollments too small and heavily weighted to the old and the sick as the young and the healthy aren't enrolling. so if you are a private in

brit hume, julie pace, bill cristol, and bob woodward.peaker boehner seems to have gone out of his way this week to hammer some groups, and he says those groups are using their republican members to build organizations and raise money. >> there is a war within the republican party and there is a certain set of outside groups that have opposed so many things that the republicans have tried to do, and actually pass, and who are satisfied with nothing that you could ever get through the senate or past the president. and there is enough people in the country with money in their pockets that went to spend on politics that keep these groups flush as long as they keep up their opposition and it's worked very well for them. >> is it helpful for boehner to take them on? >> i think it may imbolden the caucus. he was not strong enough in the negotiations that led to the shut down. he let them have their way and they tried this defund strategy that led to a shut down. he feared it would be unpopular, and it was, and that they would get nothing out of

. >> let me go to senator woodward. what's going to happen.there a court ruling that might be coming here or something that will get in the way of this decision by this legislature? >> i think there will be legal challenges. this came up in the strangest way, talk about undemocratic right to life use a loophole in michigan law where they collected just 4% of the signatures of voters in michigan got this before the legislature and it passed on a simple majority, sized up the governor and never went to the vote of the public. >> good luck with your political career, it's great to have you on "hardball." i wish we didn't have it under these circumstances. up next, you don't like the nsa collecting phone records? neither does a federal judge out there and this is "hardball" the place for politics. >>> today president obama a member of the country's major technology executives at the >>> today president obama a >> young people rightly are sensitive to the needs to preserve their privacy and maintain internet freedom. lawrence o'donnell is my collea

you see paul ryan going around the country with bob woodward. see rand paul going to detroit. >> you mean bob woodson. >> bob woodson, sorry. >> you see an effort you think on the part of the g.o.p. to do outreach. orlando, you are in charge, in fact, of doing that very job for the republican national committee, outreach to the black community. i think a lot of people seeing the two of you seeing here orlando would say how come these two young black men are republicans. why are you republican? >> i'm republican because the republican party, we care about people and we care about improving people's lives. and one thing that i want to see one thing i definitely want to see is a thriving black community. in order to have that you need a few things. you need a community that's built on a foundation where we revive the entrepreneurial spirit, where we focus on educating our youth. where we are focused on having strong moral principles and mutual assistance. these are things that republicans stand for. these are things that i believe would attract bla

covers the white house for the associated press, and bill kristol of the weekly standard, and bob woodwardpeaker boehner seemed to go out of his way this week to hammer out the conservative groups from the outside opposed the budget deal. he says that those groups are using his republican members to build their organizations and raise money. what is going on here? >> there is a war in the republican party. there is a certain set of outside groups which have opposed so many things that the republicans have tried to do and actually pass and who are satisfied with nothing that you could ever get through the senate or pass through the president and enough people with money in their politics who want to spend money on politics who want to keep up the opposition. it has, worked well. >> is it helpful for speaker boehner to take them on? >> it may embolden his caucus. he was not strong enough before the shutdown and he let them have their way. he feared it would be unpopular as it was and they would get nothing, which is exactly what happened. a lost his members learned thai lesson and now he is

who covers the white house for the associated press, bill cristo of the weekly standard and bob woodward from the "washington post." we talked with paul ryan and speaker boehner seemed to go out of his way to hammer these groups that from the outside oppose the budget deal. he says those groups are using his republican members to build their organizations and raise money. what has gone on here? >> there is a war within the republican party. there is a certain set of outside groups which have opposed so many things that the republicans have tried to do and actually pass and who are satisfied with nothing is that you could ever get through the house or the senate. there is enough with money in their pockets who will keep these groups flush as long as they keep up their opposition. it has, woulded well for them and they have had -- it has worked for them. >> it is good for him to take them on? >> it may em bolden his caucus to some extent. he was not strong enough to do that during the round of negotiations that lead to the shutdown. he let them have their way. they tried this de fund strat

>> blake, i'm going to ask you, to answer the question, but bob woodward, famed journalist, "the washington said the reason this deal got done is because barack obama was not part of t do you agree with that? >> i think it's possible. when barack obama is involved, it's -- >> it automatically goes sour. >> it's toxic with the republicans. >> toxic for obama, for democrat. >> whatever the opposite of catnip is, that's what it is for republicans. but to, you know, be straight here, i'm going to agree with kelly ann on what you said before. i think paul ryan did the republican party a great service by avoiding a shutdown. he was able to broker a deal that was pretty decent for republicans. democrats are not thrilled with this deal. they wish unemployment insurance was extended. >> in a sense, it's a very interesting point. i've written about this. he didn't really want to go there, i understand, but the democrats wanted to eliminate sequester, so they had to selling for 75%. the democrats wanted big tax increases for corporate loop holes, and the democrats at the last mint wanted unemployment

bob woodward writes a book and wants to go on "60 minutes" first. >> it's by far the highest rated news program on american television. >> it's one of the greatest news shows in the history of television why i hold it to such a high standard. >> there's a difference between giving a celebrity releasing a movie, 12-minute segments. these are long segments. they have time to press these people. when a secretive person -- journalist would kill to get a minute let alone the access he had and he got to promote this drone story that was on everywhere on cyber-monday right as people are going to turn to amazon. >> people were on twitter, the more cynical people who watch "60 minutes" and snark at it were snarking at the amazon piece until the drone thing happened and then they were wowed by it because it was a great reveal. >> i think look at what happened this last week. we had three different reports about the nsa. "60 minutes," we had a federal judge, and we had a white house panel, right? so three of the four branches of government told you something about the nsa and unfortunately the one

go to quicken loans at woodward avenue and you'll get a glimpse moved it's future flt 3600 employees into the city. creating thousands of jobs. the en loans and sister -- i don't say this to make a partisan point. the fact is both parties are to blame. there's enough blame to go around. both parties, democrat and republican, they must admit that we haven't done all we could do for the people who live in the cities, particularly detroit. many have said the problems we see in detroit, well, it just means it's the end of time. we're done for as a country. woe is me. let's give up. they say we can't create enough jobs. we'll never do it again. i disagree. they say the schools will get worse. i disagree. they say the divide between rich and poor will only grow. i disagree. i don't believe it. i don't believe it for a moment. anywhere else detroit or anywhere else in the country, this is the end of times. we are the greatest country on ert. and have developed so much capital because we believed in freedom and we believed in ourselves. but for this to come true again, for us to revive our c

>> guest: he is on a par with bob woodward and carl bernstein. c-span: got a quote in the book that he said something to a woman by the name of leslie bennett. who is she? >> guest: leslie had just been hired as a reporter for "the new york times." she'd come in from the philadelphia bulletin after many years as a reporter if philadelphia. c-span: cy hirsh wrote the my lie massacre story. >> guest: not for the times, he was working if for an independent. c-span: he said you know perfectly well you never would have been hired if it hadn't been for the women's suit, don't you? >> guest: uh-huh. leslie bennetts was hired in 1978. it is ahazing the number of l talented women who were hired in 1978 which was the year that the lawsuit against the times for sex discrimination was settled in favor of the women who had brought the suit. there's a whole class of 1978, i found out. and immediately thereafter. the times began hiring more women reporters particularly because they're more visible because of their bylines, began hiring her women as soon as we c

it was like woodward and burn stein. >> are we really surprised the 15th changed? there was a great opinion piece in the "wall street journal" a couple of days ago that said when nancy pelosi said we have to pass the bill to find out what's in it, we may never find out what's in it because it changes on almost a daily basis it seems like, like the words on these 2,000 pages are subject to revision at the president's will. >> that seems to be the problem now. you've got these 2,000 pages no one has actually read. as a result of that we're finding out this is not a bill that should have been made a law. it should have been worked on with some more revisions before even becoming a law. people should have read it because we've got problems and they're big problems especially for those who are finding that their premiums are going up and their deductibles are going up. >> i thought george will put it best when he said obamacare is a tapestry. my words exactly. let's talk about state to state to state. everyone told us if you out loud for these exchanges to be set up in

friends say woodward has been desperate to have a baby. back in england now. >>> money literally falling from the sky at the mall of america on black friday. a man began tossing 1,000 dollars over the railing to the people below. a 29-year-old claimed he wanted to spread holiday cheer but police charged him with disorderly conduct. disorderly conduct? really? those are your headlines at this hour. >> did they arrest him for that? >> i don't know. i'm going to check into that. >> let it snow. >> by the way, mall of america really big. >> enormous. >> there he was trying to make it rain. >> that's why he needed a lot of it. >> speaking of rain and snow, that's her department. maria molina joins us on this first monday in december. >> good morning. i hope y'all had a wonderful thanksgiving with your families. hello everyone. >> it was great. ate a lot of turkey. >> i ate pie for every breakfast. >> pie for breakfast. >> if you live out west, we have a brand-new winter storm that has arrived. this storm system is going to be producing a whole