When we're covering a big story, we can put them on television. And we can be on their radio station.

We intend to be a very dominant player in the morning in New York City — we're serious about morning news.

We're sensitive about that. Unless [the images] are totally called for, we're very careful in using that. It's still as disturbing - I don't think time has lessened the impact.

Historically, we've always had students thinking bigger and bigger. It's gone from radio to television to the movie screen, to the era of blockbuster films. All of a sudden, things have reversed and everything is getting smaller.

You know Jo, I sometimes think that military intelligence is a contradiction in terms.

I tolerate this century but I don't enjoy it.