i saw peter jennings shopping in hamptons and oh, my god, that is peter jennings. >> that is what aspired >> and back in the day, i had no choice but to work in the restaurants. my mom and dad started me. and college is so competitive and a lot of the parents would rather have them in extra curricular activities rather than having them do a job. >> i heard you talk about it. it is chlor that your dad instilled a work ethic. >> if i wanted anything i had to pay for it myself. i had to work for it. and now, i am not afraid of work and that was a valuable lesson. >> it gave me such pride to make a paycheck. they got us a car and we had to put gas in the car. dad put himself through school. that was his goal to put three in. and i took pride no, i have money thank you. we were able to buy, and if you wanted nicer jeans, you bought them. >> we are a hard working bunch. we'll do overtime, outnumbered overtime. fox news.com. i like to call it true confessions. we'll see you back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. "happening now" starts right now. >> a co ruling from the supreme court upholding the

. >> i'm peter jennings. >>..they can be relied on to tell you the news. as i'm prepared. it is worth remembering the point that former c.b.s. anchor nation. a show hosted for 24 years. the news is not about the news it. >> people at 8 o'clock in the evening, they have a third guess that you go to for information news, we trust him to deliver to you. what is important. >> the notion that to be a good anchor you need a good hair cut and a pleasing voice is true. that stops being true when you get to breaking news coverage. that's where the people demonstrate the skills, and few people can sit there in front of audiences that large, and explain fairly well events that are taking shape at that moment >>> it's that ability that gets certain journalists into the anchor chair comes with it. scott of c.b.s. reportedly earns $5 million a year. brian williams of n.b.c. was on $10 million. more on him later. >> david meares salary with a.b.c. is unknown. his predecessor diane sawyer learned $20 million a year. it comes down to ratings, how many viewers they attract. while revenues s

peter jennings and tom brokaw attended years ago but neither one of them reported it. you never see anything in the american free press newspaper. why do you people not reported? host: let me ask you, why do you think it is important to know and what do you think happens there that influences what happens in the world? caller: they are the people who drive decisions that are made. a lot of the people that have been elected president have been elected. congressman attend. if it is not important, why do they attend? host: thank you for bringing it to the attention of folks. gary from north carolina democrats line, hello. caller: hello. i'm 66 years old and it seems like my entire life they have been investigating hillary clinton. that's all you ever hear. i know that -- host: go ahead, gary. are you still there? caller: i thought i got off anyway, i know when people go to washington,. they learn to play the game they all got lawyers. the committees have lawyers. they have lawyers. the clintons are lawyers. they are pretty good at it, seems like. it seems like to me that