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They have unlocked lots of other messages relating to murder and lots of other illegal activity. their biggest triumph cracking a code by brian regan. >> this message contains the locations of seven different drop sites in maryland where brian hid the most sensitive and the most secret documents that he had stolen. >> reporter: in the end, a gag photo in regans middle school yearbook was the key to decoding the sequence of numbers. what is the most important skill for someone in your line of wor...

This chair instead of me. it was his lifes work. and we worked closely for the last six years, many people worked with him for over 20 years. what this book does is rescues the man from behind the myth. the minute malcolm x died, people began grabbing at the myth, trying to use him for their own purposes. what manning has done in his dogged research and he had the patience and the courage and the tenacity to find out who malcolm x actually was, he was an important man, he was a staggering figure...

Landslide but ferraros place in history was secure. she died on saturday of multiplemy ello multiplemy ellome multiple myeloma. i talked to madeleine albright that knew her. >> i have never met anybody such a fighter for her future and grandchildren and for america. thats what she was about. a feisty fighter and pat breaker and nothing will ever be the same in american politics once she stepped up on the stage at the san francisco convention and said, im geraldine ferraro and running for vice pr...

Geraldine ferraro died on saturday of multiple myeloma that she battled for long. i talked to madeleine albright who knew her. she shared her thoughts about ferraros life and legacy. >> i have never met anybody that was such a fighter for her future and grandchildren and for america. thats what she was about. she was a feisty fighter and a path breaker and nothing will ever be the same in american politics once she stepped up on the stage there at the san francisco convention and said, im gerald...

Five years when they gave her the prognosis, and she lasted much longer than that. that says a lot about her spirit and tenacity. >> totally. she lasted 12 years after that prognosis. and every single day was a fight. i spoke to her about a week ago, and she was ready to take on the next part of this. to always be ready to try something new. she was such a spirit of life and a desire to live and to really show that she could beat the odds. she beat them for a very, very long time. >> her family ...

Perjury -- hes a lawyer. this is not an accidental thing. and, i thought the outcome was about right. the house in effect indicted him. >> chris: im going to ask you man-to-man, did you think to yourself, im living in a really glass house, maybe i shouldnt be throwing stones. >> no, i thought to myself, if i cannot do what i have to do, as a public leader, i would have resigned. now, look, i think you have to look at whether or not people have to be perfect in order to be leaders. i dont think i...

Certainly, agreed on the right that women have and the appreciation that we have here in america that everyone is to be treated equally and you progress and you accomplish based on your own merits, not on gender. we had that in agreement. and what geraldine, i think, really encompassed and certainly she embraced is the idea of the pioneering spirit that america is all about. to be a pioneer means you go before others and you prepare the way. and thats what geraldine did, in accepting the nominat...

Conferences, and i was astonished when she called and said we we want you to be on a pr program about a couple of press conferences. and i was astonished when she called and said we would like you to be on the panel of questioners. and i thought what a break. >> a break that turned into the remarkable run. >> senator, barry goldwater has been in the senate for ten years, a little better than ten years. has he accomplished anything there that you think is particularly noteworthy? >> from that fir...

National republican party decided to adopt wisconsin as their signal fight for the country? >> i am so heartened by it. it is extraordinary. listening to your opening commentary. you know, this very well may be the turning point. what were seeing is when people do fight, they sometimes win, which is a well kept secret. in all of the mocking of protests and glib post modern times, sometimes they win. especially if youre willing to do more than just go to a march once. and just the tenacity of peo...

Protests in wisconsin effectively stopping what was happening there, even as the national republican party decided to adopt wisconsin as their signal fight for the country? >> i am so heartened by it. it is extraordinary. listening to your opening commentary. you know, this very well may be the turning point. what were seeing is when people do fight, they sometimes win, which is a well kept secret. in all of the mocking of protests and glib post modern times, sometimes they win. especially if yo...