he was one of the original hosts of the cbs program 60 minutes and hammered politicians, celebrities and newsmakers with his famously tough interviews. why was it so important to him at that moment? why was it so important to his father that he wanted to sue this illegitimate and his employer abc for $50 million? i didn t expect you to be a candidate s wife tonight. did you? no, i heard it over the television. my old friend nancy reagan. and with nancy reagan, the feeling was mutual. the statement from the former first lady today saying, quote, my heart is broken today over the death of my dear friend mike wallace. his longtime colleague dan rather says, mike wallace was from the beginning and for many years the heart and soul of 60 minutes. and the chairman of cbs news speaks for his entire network when he says, quote, we loved him, and we will miss him very much. a short time ago i talked to mike wallace s colleague on 60 minutes, leslie stahl. she said those
down some of the leads. we re going to try to do much more to promote people calling ip, getting the tip line out there. it s really important to us that we get help from the community. this is wrun where we have to stand toorgether with the community. we want their help, and we hope we ll get some good calls, give us some leads. we have a lot of other leads we re following up. we re going to be dedicating 30 people to this operation, officers from the various agencies, it s this is going to be a difficult investigation, identifying a lone wolf suspect who acted nmently is going to be a challenge. this department and people we re collaborating with are up to that challenge. i hope everybody will we certainly do, and i hope everybody will keep the family of the victims in their prayers as well as the survivors. i want to tell our community that we re going to do whatever it takes to bring the shooter to justice. i also want to say to the perpetrator and anybody who would a
henrietta stayed inside while she nursed her back to health but she had to wear a chicken diaper around the house. there you go. make sure that your diaper is on. reporter: by now she s mastered the art of putting on the chicken diaper. this goes in between your legs. see how simple. all chickens should have one. reporter: and she s even figured out a few tricks. put a coffee filter and tape it in, it makes cleaning a breeze. reporter: that s because pam loves animals especially chicken. he said the only animal i m not allowed to bring in and rescue is a snake. she ll cuddle with you and we watch snake movies. can i have a kiss? reporter: however that s not the case at nancy s home. we re watching tv at night, she may lay like this for a couple of hours. reporter: this ten-foot long boa is samantha and she likes to watch snake shows or anything on national geographic but samantha doesn t get to share the bed like cosmo. yes, he s my big baby. reporter: cosmo i
he loves to cuddle. later on in the morning he would come up and cuddle up under my chin. reporter: but he won t be cuddling up in bed anytime soon. he bit her arm while they were playing. i got to remember that he s still a wild animal and they will bite. reporter: for both women, their pets provide them a great deal of affection. just fall in love with them. you can t help but fall in love with them. reporter: even though they re not traditional pets they still deserve to be treated like royalty. oh, you can. yes, you can. okay, i do draw the line at the chicken diapers. i ve never done that. just to make that clear. so is there anything that you related to, sort of felt akin to? you don t have a chicken at home. the chicken diaper, her making out with the argentinian pit bull/rattlesnake thing. to see the reptile on the pink carpet that seemed to be a bit of a disconnect. do you think that animals oh, my.