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Cronkite said he never anchored a single newscast that left him fully satisfied.
克朗凯特说他从来没有主持过让他完全满意的一档新闻广播。
"It's been so far a newspaper story, " Cronkite said. "We have to make it a television story. "
“目前为止，这是一则报纸新闻，”克朗凯特说，“我们需要把它变成一则电视新闻。”
Walter Cronkite is a famous American TV news show host. He began to be interested in the news since he was a kid.
沃尔特•克朗凯特是美国著名的电视新闻节目主持人，他从孩提时代就开始对新闻感兴趣。
It was not long after the Kennedy assassination that I actually got to meet Mister Cronkite.
这是肯尼迪遇刺后，时间不长，事实上，我满足名仕克朗凯特。
Cronkite was the first to acknowledge, privately, that this was not CBS' finest hour.
事情发生后，克朗凯特第一个私下承认：现在已经不是CBS最好的时候。
Asked to run for public office, Cronkite reportedly said he could not step down from his anchor post.
当他被要求去竞选官职时，他一遍遍地表示自己不能从自己的主播台上走下来。
There was Walter Cronkite in shirtsleeves, with a microphone in front of him.
沃尔特克朗凯特在衬衫，在他面前的麦克风。
Cronkite enjoyed fame, but his was the result of his labors in the vineyard.
克朗凯特享有盛誉。但是他的声誉是他在“葡萄园”辛勤劳动的结果。
In a statement, Barack Obama paid tribute to Cronkite, who was often referred to as the "most trusted man in America" .
美国总统奥巴马在一次发言中称赞沃尔特为“全美最值得信任的人”。
CBS was widely considered the best news-gathering operation among the three major networks, and Cronkite was a major reason why.
在美国三大广播网络中，人们广泛认为CBS在新闻采集方面是最为出色的，而克朗凯特的存在就是主要原因之一。
As a widower, Cronkite was the companion of opera siner Joanna Simon, the older sister of pop singer-songwriter Carly Simon.
克朗凯特丧偶后，成为歌剧演唱家乔安娜.西蒙（流行歌曲歌手及填词作家卡莉.西蒙的姐姐）的伴侣。
President Lyndon Johnson reportedly watched Cronkite's report and concluded that the war had now lost the backing of America's middle class.
据报道，总统林登·约翰逊观看了沃尔特的报道后得出结论，越战已失去美国中产阶级的支持。
President Lyndon B. Johnson was widely quoted as having told aides, "If I've lost Cronkite, I've lost Middle America. "
林登•约翰逊总统对助手说的话被广泛引用，“如果我失去了克朗凯特，我就失去了美国的中产阶级。”
As a child, he says, he learnt about the Vietnam war from Walter Cronkite, the great television news anchor of the time.
他说，在还是个孩子的时候，自己从WalterCronkite，当时著名的电视新闻主持人那里了解了越南战争。
Cronkite was not the first journalist to come out against the war.
克朗凯特并不是第一个表示反战的记者。
THE best hours of Walter Cronkite's life were not spent in a newsroom, or in pursuit of a story.
对于沃尔特•克朗凯特来说，一生中最好的时光不是在新闻编辑部，或是追踪一则新闻故事。
Many viewers doubted it, claiming "Pinko Cronkite" helped to push the country to the left and lose the war in Vietnam.
很多观众却对这一点表示质疑，称他为“左倾的克朗凯特”，说他将美国推向左倾并帮助结束了越战。
In a statement last night, President Obama called Cronkite "more than just an anchor. "
在昨晚奥巴马的讲话中，他称克朗凯特为“不仅是一位主持人。”
Cronkite was born in St Joseph, Missouri, in 1916 and discovered his passion for journalism by writing for his high-school newspaper.
沃尔特1916年出生于密苏里州圣约瑟夫，他高中时为学校报纸撰稿，因而发现自己热衷新闻事业。
You could see the flash of emotion as Cronkite removed and replaced his glasses and regained his composure.
你可以看到闪光灯的情感，作为克朗凯特拆除和更换自己的眼镜，恢复他的镇静。
It was a major national news event itself when Cronkite anchored his last "CBS Evening News" broadcast March 6, 1981.
当1981年3月6日克朗凯特主持最后一期《CBS晚间新闻》时，它本身就是一个重大的新闻。
My eyes were elsewhere, but my ear was caught by the unmistakable voice of Walter Cronkite.
我的眼睛在别处，但我的耳朵陷入沃尔特克朗凯特的明确无误的声音。
Later, Walter Cronkite reported on the trials of Nazi war criminals at Nuremburg, Germany.
后来，沃尔特克朗凯特在德国纽伦堡对纳粹战犯的审判。
CBS Vice President Linda Mason said Cronkite died at 7: 42 p. m. with his family by his side at his home in New York after a long illness.
CBS副总裁琳达·梅森说克朗凯特在长期患病后于纽约家中下午七点四十二分死亡，当时家人守护在他的身边。
And Walter Cronkite, in measured tones, informed us that yes it was.
沃尔特克朗凯特，在测音，告诉我们的是它。
As we will hear later, Walter Cronkite had the sad duty of reporting that the young president was dead.
正如我们稍后会听到，沃尔特克朗凯特曾报告说，年轻的总统死了伤心的责任。
Of all the big shots Cronkite took on, the biggest was President Nixon.
在克朗凯特报道的所有大事件中，最大的是尼克松的水门事件。
Daniel Schorr, who worked with Walter Cronkite for 20 years, is senior news analyst at National Public Radio.
作者系美国全国公共广播网高级新闻评论员，曾与克朗凯特共事20年
STEVE EMBER: For almost twenty years, that was how Walter Cronkite would end his newscasts.
史蒂夫：烬，这是近二十多年沃尔特克朗凯特将如何结束他的新闻广播。
At the end, Cronkite announced that the second segment would air on Monday.
在节目最后，克朗凯特宣布另一半将会于下个周一播出。
Cronkite died in New York after an illness, CBS said.
CBS报导称，克朗凯特因病在纽约过世。
CBS Television newsman Walter Cronkite shared the excitement that he and so many people felt as man first walked on the surface of the moon.
CBS电视台的新闻记者沃尔特克朗凯特共享的兴奋，他和这么多的人认为作为人首先在月球表面上走。
All was tranquillity and repose. Suddenly into the picture staggered Walter Cronkite.
一切都安谧与恬静。突然，沃尔特·克朗凯特蹒跚着闯入了画面。
Cronkite's career reflected the arc of journalism in the mid-20th century.
克朗凯特的职业反映了20世纪中期新闻业的发展进程。
Walter Cronkite, the legendary news anchor who came to be called the most trusted man in America has died. He was 92.
极富传奇色彩的新闻主播沃尔特•克朗凯与世长辞，享年92岁。他被称为美国最可信任的人。
The simple answer, but maybe too simple, is that Cronkite inspired trust.
答案很简单——但可能太简单了——克朗凯特激发了民众的信任。
Arizona State University, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunication
亚里桑那州立大学新闻与电信学院
They saw the US newscaster Walter Cronkite wiping away his tears; people gathered around televisions from China to Brazil;
他们看到美国的新闻主播沃尔特克朗凯特抹去了眼泪，周围的人，从中国到巴西电视聚集；
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication
华特·克朗凯特新闻学和大众传播学院
They saw the US newscaster Walter Cronkite wiping off his tears;
他们看到美国新闻播音员沃尔特·克朗凯特擦着激动的泪水；
