bobbitt?oked like a marine. i said, this guy could be formidable. >> my jam is john w. bobbitt. >> but quite frankly, i had so much material to work with that a first-rear law student could have taken him apart. during the course of the marriage, sir, did you ever strike your wife? >> no. >> never did? >> no, never did. >> you ever pushed, restrained, grabbed, or shoved your wife? >> um, yes, i have. >> and how many occasions did that happen? >> many, many a times. >> many times? and would that be all of the above? pushed, restrained, grabbed, and shoved? >> most of them just was restraining, you know, holding her down. >> there were multiple inconsistencies. remember talking to kathleen williams with the family advocacy group quantico marines about an allegation of abuse involving your wife? >> i remember but i don't remember the conversation. >> you remember kathleen williams, don't you? the family advocacy council? >> i talked to a priest. >> when i ask him, did you ever go to counseling? i

both facing trials. >> john bobbitt arrived surrounded by attorneys. >> both bobbitts went to trial. john first in november of 1993, was found not guilty of marital sexual assault. >> you ever worry that the jury wouldn't believe you, that they would think you raped lorena? >> i was innocent. i didn't know why i was there. >> lorena bobbitt faced a jury of seven women and five men -- >> lorena bobbitt found not guilty of malicious wounding by season of insanity two months later. >> everybody was shocked. how could somebody get away with it? >> sometimes juries do a kind of rough justice. they look at what happened and they said, that's enough. >> next what john and lorena are doing today. this is a cell. so are all these. they work together doing important stuff... like keeping your vital organs running and what not. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awesome... on the daily. feed your cells with centrum® micronutrients today. on the daily. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. >>>

lorena and john wayne bobbitt. the man at the center of the story sitting down with our amy robach in this me too era to make the case that he says it was all a coverup. that america did not hear the real story. >> reporter: it's a story that deeply fascinated the nation and deeply divided men and women. >> lorena bobbitt. >> lorena bobbitt. >> a court case that attracted international attention. >> reporter: 24-year-old lorena bobbitt claiming she'd suffered years of physical and sexual abuse, attacking her husband, 26-year-old john wayne bobbitt, while he says he was sleeping. in 1993, lorena claimed the violence in the marriage began early. >> it was frequently. it was every time he would hit me, he would just try to force me into the sex again. >> okay, marking. >> reporter: 25 years later, john sitting down with abc news, denying he ever abused his now ex-wife. >> she punched me. >> reporter: she punched you? >> yes. >> reporter: how often did she hit you? >> a lot. >> reporter: lorena has said that you were p

and, also, there will be a book-signing tonight with philip bobbitt and akhil reed amar. they will be signing books out in our smith gallery and that is also where the books will be for sale. our museum store set up a little kiosk out there where they will be selling the books, so we do hope you will join us for that. we are very happy to welcome back philip c. bobbitt, the herbert wechsler professor of federal jurisprudence at columbia university school of law and the director of the columbia center for national security. he has served as an associate counsel to the president, the counselor on international law at the state department, legal counsel to the senate iran-contra committee and as senior director to the national security council. he is the author of the new material in the expanded edition of charles l. black's "impeachment: a handbook." we are also pleased to welcome back akhil reed amar, this evening. he serves as sterling professor at of law and political science at yale university. he is the author of several books on american law and the constitution and

police arresting johnny bobbitt after he skipped court in new jersey. a judge issued a benchmark for bobbitt was accused of teaming up with a couple to scam people into donating $400,000. they allegedly made up a story about bobbitt giving his last $20 to pay for the woman's gas. rob: what a scam. a man is behind bars after leading cops on a wildcard chase through an airport. officers say off on the crashed through a fence and drove across the runway and hit an unmarked cop car. dixon was wanted for some crimes. he faces even more charges. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour, donald trump heading to the border to chose schuck schumer and nancy pelosi why we need a wall but will this be enough to convince them? the democrats need to face the fact that she is here with that next. rob: kevin hart will not be hosting the oscars after all. how the award show a scrambling to fill the slot but not in the way you might think, back in a moment. ♪ the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and re

court date bobbitt is accuse of conning gofundme donors out of more than $400,000. new charges have now been filed connectedo thehooting death of jazmine barnes. the latest twist coming as that shatteommunity in houston came together for the little girl's neral. ron mott reports. > reporter: this morning, jazmine's parents still coming to grips with the loss of their second r.greate >> god bless me and my family with an angel. he seen fit to take her back t heaven to be with him, but her job here was done. >> reporter: her father saying r tragic death helped bring the community and country together. >> as she was only my daughter and my baby, and my angel, she's all of our daughter. >> reporter: the open casket ceremony for the 7-year-old shot andilled while her mother says she and her four daughters were out on an earlyorning coffee run. laportia washington also in the drive-by shooting, choking up reading a letter as if written from her daughter. i'm writing this from heaven where there are no more tears or sadness. >> reporter: elected officials among the hundred

bobbitt failed to show up for a court appearance in new jersey yesterday so a warrant has been issuedor his arrest. the hearing was to address his alleged bail violations. >>> hey, janai, better take another look at your pocket change. one measly penny could fetch nearly $2 million at an auction tomorrow. but it's no ordinary one cent piece. it's from 1943. almost all pennies that year were made of zinc because of the need for copper during world war ii, but this one was made of copper by accident. a boy in massachusetts found it in his school lunch money in 1947, and he kept it. >> wow, can i get my hands on it? >> right. >>> a new york city book store in danger of closing because of high rent has been saved thanks to an award winning playwright. lin-manuel miranda and three of his colleagues from "hamilton" decided to buy the drama book store in the theater district. miranda says he used to read plays off the shelves there after high school. how cool is that? >> such a great book store. i walk by there all the time. a great book store. i'm glad it's staying open. >>> dallas cowboys

now, 25 years later, john bobbitt is telling his side of the story to abc's amy robach. >> lorena hasthing out of a horror movie. >> tonight inside the marriage of john and lorena bobbitt that started out with such hope and promise. >> he was a very nice guy. we started dating. that's how i really fell in love with him. >> and ended with an unthinkable act of violence that stunned the

next, on the presidency, constitutional scholars philip bobbitt and akhil reed amar discuss and interpretow the u.s. constitution defines impeachable offenses for the sitting president. philip bobbitt, who was legal counsel to the senate select iran-contra committee, is co-author of "impeachment: a handbook, new edition," which was originally published in 1974

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in moscow mark's lability he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics first magazine hi gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want my always appreciate let me go to marcus in in london we have we have a mike pompei on his tour in the middle east he gave a wide ranging if very confusing speech in cairo essentially he's blaming american foreign policy in the middle east on barack obama while at the same time talking about the same three issues iran iran and iran what weren't what's your take away from the secretary of state's tour. yes i did read the transcripts of its states and i found it a most peculiar one but i think i can explain it i think that mr is trying to reassure americans key allies in the middle east and who say on israel saudi arabia and so less of this extents egypt that america despite have been lost in its objectives in syria is not walking away from the middle east is not

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naveena bobbitt to come up and respond. >> yes, hi. so we did daily calls with the hospital system at that time and asked the e.d.s and asked at the capacity of in-patient beds. that means to that he were abiding by the advice and staying indoors and taking the appropriate precautions. >> yeah, commissioners, questions? commission sanchez? >> i would comment on the response that the department acted with the database and moved forward in a positive way. we were able to address many of these issues, especially when you looked at it every day and saw the memory go from 49 to 279 and you saw we're the worst city in the world at this point in time, you get the feeling that maybe there is a problem. i would throw this out -- in apartments, homes, you really need to have the manager or whoever check your filters for the heaters, air, whatever you have. if you still drive a car in the city, which i happen to do, that's why i'm so late and i apologize, not only the roads and traffic, but if you drove during those periods, you better have your

this weekend, on american history tv, constitutional scholars philip bobbitt and akil talk about how the constitution defines impeachable offenses for the president. can be shown that the president authorized or knew about in advance and did not hacking or encouraged and colluded in it, that would be an impeachable offense in your view? >> i think that is right. i think the nixon case offers a president. notrine and precedent are to just a court -- kept just courts. i would answer a question that you did not ask. i would say of course you are right. a president to contrive to have the headquarters of the opposing documentsled and that or used inpublished, some intimidating way would be subject to impeachment. but i would also say from the presidentedent that a who contrive to have the actions of such burglars not investigated or used the instruments of the federal government to mislead the investigators, even if he was not aware or had not directed or plans the original burglary, i think that would be a predicate for impeachment. a learn more about how president can be impeached, thi

a judge issuing a bench warrant for johnny bobbitt after he skipped court in new jersey.f teaming up with a couple to scam people to donating over $400,000. they allegedly made up a story about bobbitt giving last $20 to pay for the woman's gas. take a look at shocking video a woman escapes disaster after a massive sign falls and crushes her car. this is on an australian highway. the roof of her suv caved in and windshield shattered across the road. unclear what caused the sign to fall. the victim is hospitalized with neck and hand injuries a democratic lawmaker waging a war on paper receipts. favor ereceipts. coded with toxins. a colleague dressed as a giant receipt. the fda has said the amount of chemicals used on receipt paper is not dangerous. that reminds me of the receipts that you get from cvs. those receipts where they're this long. ainsley: i'm surprised. i thought they were going to do away with those a long time ago. >> i still get them. ainsley: you use them the bottom one the extra bucks. the ones in the middle do you keep those. >> no. ainsley: do you know w