club about labor, sustainability and health issues. ms. judson: there we go. hello, welcome to the national press club the place where the news happens i am john jensen at the 115th resident of the national press club. jen jensen 10 judson i did not mention earlier, but if you have questions, fill them out. there is cars on your table. or you can email us at headliners@press.org. please put sag-aftra fran drescher in the subject line. i m going to take a moment to introduce our head table. starting to my right at the end of the table, we have multimedia reporter for abc news libby cathey. next we have sag-aftra local president, kathryn. please feel free to stand up. next is white house recognize editor for the l.a. times donna leinwand leger. del wilber. we have donna leinwand leger former national press club president and cochair of our headliners team that organize the luncheon. to my left we have ian kullgren, labor reporter for bloomberg law. next is liz shuler pr
that wasn t loud enough. ms. judson: there we go. hello, welcome to the national press club. the place where the news happens, i am jen judson, the 115th president of the national press club. i did not mention it earlier, but if you have questions, fill them out. there are cards on your table. or you can email us at headliners@press.org. please put fran drescher in the subject line. i m going to take a moment to introduce our head table. starting to my right at the end of the table, we have multimedia reporter for abc news libby cathey. next, we have sag-aftra local president, kathryn. please feel free to stand up. next is white house news and breaking news editor for editor for the l.a. times del wilber. we have donna leinwand leger former national press club president and cochair of our headliners team that organize organize today s luncheon. to my left we have ian kullgren, labor reporter for bloomberg law. next is liz shuler president of the afl. and, mike balsamo, le
jr. with the stories you haven t heard, the police officer who questioned hinckley speaks out in his first nationally televised interview. i just didn t think that he realized the magnitude of what he had done. andrea canning: from behind the hospital walls. he turned to her and said, will you marry me? andrea canning: secrets from his diaries uncovered by dateline. his obsession with actress jodie foster. the letters were assumed to have been love type letters. andrea canning: and the most controversial question of all. is hinckley really fit to be free? he s a potentially dangerous character. he s proven that. hello and welcome to dateline. he shot a president and shook the country. since that day more than 40 years ago, gunman john hinckley jr. has remained an enigma. now we are about to reveal an extraordinary trove of his most private thoughts and feelings and provide a firsthand look at his contentious second act as a free man. here s special contributor troy robert
Maybe 25 minutes talk, take some questions, interview you guys. My name is del wilber. I am the author of a good month for murder the inside story of a homicide squad. I have always been intrigued by police work and homicide detectives and how they do their jobs. I have been interested my whole life, party boys mysteries growing up. There was a time i thought i wanted to be a detective myself or do work like this. I have always been intrigued by crime, police work, how police do their job so i got into this. I worked for the Baltimore Sun covering the Baltimore Police department, had a job not long after david had the job who wrote homicide life on the street. So i want to do Something Like he did. I reached out to the son of a secret service agent, i said chief, would you mind if i trailed your homicide squad . They are good at what they do and very serious, you can come in. I made one provision and said i would like someone to review the manuscript before it is published, to raise ob
[inaudible conversations] welcome, everybody, to the International Spy museum. I am mark stout, former historian of the museum, the current historian is out of town on a secret mission which he will hear about in the future, i am always delighted to come back to my old haunt and step in when necessary. I think it will be a Wonderful Program we are putting on in cooperation with the Norwegian Embassy because this story we are hearing tonight is about a world war ii famous and dramatic world war ii raid into norway conducted by norwegians. It was obvious to partner up with the Norwegian Embassy so i would like to say by way of introduction to our friends from the Norwegian Embassy, specifically, minister, counselor for communications, Cultural Affairs and education at the royal Norwegian Embassy. He has been serving in washington for 10 months on this particular tour. He served previously a decade or so ago, preceding in oslo at the foreign minister where he has been a number of times bu