oh, paul clement.ey general under george w. bush because his tenure as attorney general lasted precisely one day. this was in 2007. clement publicly tagged last month as the temporary replacement for alberto gonzalez, took the helm at 12:01 a.m. monday and relinquishing it 24 hours later. he was solicitor general for many years, but he ended up being attorney general for just one day. since leaving the bush white house all together. he's argued more cases befored u.s. supreme court than any other lawyer in the next decade. if there is a conservative case going to the supreme court, this is probably the guy that's going to be arguing. that's what it was such a big deal when his law firm gave up defending the clinton era defense of marriage act. he quit his law firm and moved to a new firm called bancroft so he coo keep working on the anti-gay marriage case. paul clement will also be the man defending sb-1070, arizona's papers please law. on top of that, he has health reform too. he's a busy man. many ca

oh, paul clement.forgiven for not knowing paul clement was also our nation's attorney general under george w. bush because his tenure as attorney general lasted precisely one day. this was in 2007. he publicly tagged these temporary replacement for alberto gonzalez took the helm at 12:01 on monday and relinquishing it 24 hours later. the solicitor general under george w. bush but attorney general for one day. since leaving the bush white house altogether he's arguing more cases before the u.s. supreme court than any other lawyer in the last decade. if there is a conservative case going to the court, no matter what it is, this is probably the guy arguing it. that's why it was a big deal when his law firm, king and spaulding decided to give up the clinton era defense of marriage act. in defense of it he quit king and spaulding and moved to bank kroft so he could work on the anti-gay marriage case. now on top of that, he has health reform, too. paul clement is a busy busy man. many cases before the suprem

>> verne: they'll throw it out, and they find chase clement. >> gary: you've got to give the other teamredit. they're a good team too, even though you like to run the ball, you've got to say give them respect. let's do it nice, short routes to our big tight end and move the chain. >> verne: second catch for clement. only his fifth of the year. much more acknowledged as a blocking tight end. now they'll run it with ware. but not very far. >> gary: really nice to watch good defense. forcing it to bounce out. running it down. staying in your lanes. knowing each gap has to be played. dee milliner is the one who missed the tackle. out of the spread on second down. 3:20 to go. jefferson. hit from behind by hightower. >> gary: one of the scariest things to play man coverage against a running quarterback. if all your linebackers have turned their back to him and if he does scramble, he's got a lot of places to go. watch these guys turn their backs. they're looking up, they've got their backs to the backfield. look at that. when he starts to scramble, no one can stop him. >> verne: that was an 1

>> verne: they'll throw it out, and they find chase clement. >> gary: you've got to give the other teamredit. they're a good team too, even though you like to run the ball, you've got to say give them respect. let's do it nice, short routes to our big tight end and move the chain. >> verne: second catch for clement. only his fifth of the year. much more acknowledged as a blocking tight end. now they'll run it with ware. but not very far. >> gary: really nice to watch good defense. forcing it to bounce out. running it down. staying in your lanes. knowing each gap has to be played. dee milliner is the one who missed the tackle. out of the spread on second down. 3:20 to go. jefferson. hit from behind by hightower. >> gary: one of the scariest things to play man coverage against a running quarterback. if all your linebackers have turned their back to him and if he does scramble, he's got a lot of places to go. watch these guys turn their backs. they're looking up, they've got their backs to the backfield. look at that. when he starts to scramble, no one can stop him. >> verne: that was an 1

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clement will likely be the lawyer to argue against the law before the supreme court. saying things like this. >> the clear focus is do stop the obama çagenda. >> so there are serious signs of conflicts for scalia and thomas, how does fox news cover this story? >> there are new questions now about whether justice elena kagan has already made up her mind on this issue. now we're seeing justice department e-mails from kagan's time as mr. obama's solicitor general, on the very day the law passed, kagan tells lawrence tribe, serving the justice department, quote, i hear they have the votes, larry. simply amazing. >> if they were closely involved in the health care bill, she would legally be required it recuse herself from the case, but according to the constitution, a justice must recuse even if he or she expressed an opinion concerning the merits of the particular case in controversy. >> let's get this straight. fog focused on justice elena kagan rather than on thomas and scalia? one issue off the bat with the report, they say she should recuse herself because of article

this is something that miss clements knows all too well. >> i have a daughter-in-law and step granddaughter. i know it's been hard having my son away for so long, but i think it's important to support the family. >> reporter: with one stitch at a time, these students are making a difference. in catonsville, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> this is the first year for operation kid comfort that they've actually helped out our servicemen and women. the program is sponsored by the armed forces ymca. >>> well, good morning's maryland's charry crow consider it charley crowson was taking part in the reading program. the kids had a good time, making him read one of their favorites. >> dinosaurs love underwear. i have to check my library for that one. we're past sunset but gorgeous dusk. 72 right now at bwi. winds are southwest at 12. visibility is unrestricted. this is at charm city in downtown bel air, giving you a shout out in harford county. then we time lapse the weather through the rest of the day and find some nice sunshine, temperatures pushing 70 degrees. you got to love that in mid-november.

that the concern and concern in western clement russia are between between costa rica where we are. two main company and its infrastructure. and permission for construction. our support. for infrastructure company and ease opportunity for potential investor to integrate in grits. gas electricity etc etc. their third component is. the commentary company because of we have got. agreements with the. branch of branch of powers especially especially agency which is responsible for registration it means we are ready to support potential investors to register a their rights for the building. multiplexes. and finally. last but not least the. final financial support for it one of support because of two companies within financial supporters we have got agreements with the. banks largest bank very large yes. yeah absolutely. for population for constructors. some western companies will giants like i care for example i think the main. the main thing that they may need from you is number one the administrative resource because the they sometimes say that they encounter huge problems while dealing

this will be the first time the band has toured since the death of their saxophone player, clarence clements. >>> and another familiar rock star will absolute peering on television tonight. jimmy buffet will trade margaritaville for another island location when he guest stars on hawaii 5-0. buffett plays a helicopter pilot who helps the team rescue a hostage in north korea. his character is named frank bam may. coming up on 9news now at noon >>> the jersey boys are at the national theater and i'm going to talk to unwith of the -- stars, in just a moment. >>> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. we have rain on the way. we'll talk about how it is going to affect the pre thanksgiving plans. here's a look at the temperatures. see how much cooler they are in pennsylvania. 60s south, we are currently 63. don't go anywhere, 9news now at noon returns in just a moment. >>> welcome back on this monday afternoon. we are doing okay. lots of clouds today, spotty showers and breaks of sunshine earlier. temperatures shot into the lower 60s. they will be fading this afternoon with the spotty showers develop

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son in a final run play off the offense was reduced to fifty and went into a fifth day jeter and clement weather two thousand and five brookie all the manila star. starting off by missing birdie opportunities on their first playoff fool's thirty two sting on the afterthoughts and this time the madrid native did one better the first time you to win the singapore open were coming six months injury problems for his first type in your it's a check for seven hundred twenty four hours and you're also prompted by the truth. in the n.f.l. this weekend the new york. jets coach rex ryan builds an alley versus fraser encounter never quite lived up to the hype the patriots mom humbling the jets on the road to end their two game losing streak criticism was munching after a recent per run of form by the pats but tom brady put that to rest tight end rob brown kospi catching a pretty pasir that made it thirty nine i'm from custody wasn't on yet pretty again looking for the big money he thought increasing the visitors lead to fourteen points the patriots past offense has been right out or near the bottom

at the apartment in clement and 3rd avenue. the two residents escaped, but you suffers from smoke inhalation. with help from neighbors, everyone else was able to fetout safely. >> we saw the flames shooting out of the building and the guy who pulled the fire alarm went and kicked the door open on the building and began to wake people up and getting them out. it was a pretty good-sized fire. >> crews aggressively controlled the fire by attacking from the ground and roof. they say the cause was accidental l. >>> a santa cruz county man is behind bars in illinois after police say they found 72 pounds of pot in his truck. officers say 27-year-old thomas de bakker, jr. of aptos was pulled over on thursday for speeding along i-00 near highland. that is when a police dog alerted authorities to three duffel bags full of marijuana inside the truck. he faces drug trafficking charges. >>> authorities in contra costa county are investigating an armed robbery that happened at the verizon wireless store in pleasant hill. they say two men wal

firefighters managed to keep flames at 3rd avenue and clement street to the one unit. they think the fire was accidentally started. >>> two masked men who robbed a verizon wireless store in pleasant hill are on the run tonight. they wore all black, pointed a gun and demanded money from the clerk. two customers were also held at gunpoint. one had a wallet stolen, the robbers got away on foot. no one was injured. >>> another peninsula city could soon loss its police department. the mill bury city council will decide on tuesday whether they'll contract out police services to the san mateo county sheriff's department. right now mill bury shares a police chief with san bruno but that arrangement ends november 18th. budget estimates show mill bright could save up to $1.5 million a year by contracting with the sheriff's office. >>> well we all know that we could go to jail for insider trading because it's illegal. that is, unless you're a member of congress. tonight, 60 minutes investigates that double standard and, as sharon chin tells us, former house speaker nancy pelosi i

i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a stop sign or stoplight might help. >> tried to look at issues of senior nutrition programs, alzheimer's research, eve

firefighters managed to keep flames at third avenue and clemente street to one unit. they think the fire was accidentally started. >>> another peninsula city could soon lose its police department. the mill bray city council will decide tuesday whether to contract out police services to the san mateo sheriff's department. the current arrangement ends november 18. budget estimates show mill bray could save up to $1.5 million a year by contracting with the sheriff's office. >>> a new plan of attack to solve a growing debt crisis. italy banks on an economist to bring that country back from the brink of bankruptcy. >>> desperate measures in desperate times. how some people are profiting from the charity of others. >>> lovely fall weather pattern for this weekend. looks like the trend will continue into the beginning of the week, as we're seeing partly cloudy and cool tonight, a little more patchy fog tomorrow, giving way to mostly sunny skies. and then we see change headed our way by the end of the week, which we will talk about, coming up in your complete forecast in just

the video showed officers contacting a businessman on clement street. the call was a dispute involving a knife. when the officer encountered the merchant, they had some words, and the officer ended up handcuffing the man after he observed a clenched fist at his side. mr. adachi said this did not amount to a fighting gesture or fighting posture, the officer believed it did. that's something that's the matter for discussion or court or the o.c.c. so i called the o.c.c. to see if they had a complaint, they did not. so we're treating it as a complaint received from another agency and referring it to internal affairs. so we'll give it to o.c.c. for them to look at. but i don't think it was -- as earth-shattering as would indicate a press conference. to go with that press conference, there were five additional reports filed by those with criminal charges pending that believe the officers that were involved in the already ongoing f.b.i. investigation took liberties at their expense. those five reports have been forwarded to the f.b.i. to be included in that in

representing the states, attorney paul clement says congress overstepped its power by making people buy >> it is the first time that congress has ever tried to force somebody to buy a product that they didn't want and that is not a proper regulation of commerce so it is unconstitutional. >> reporter: but the administration says the law's individual mandate provision is critical to its success. health reform measures like insurance for people with pre-existing conditions won't work unless all americans pay into the system. even though this court leans conservative, that is not necessarily mean it will rule against the administration. in the lower court, some conservative judges have voted to uphold the law. a decision is expected in june and, of course, scott, that is right in the middle of the presidential election. >> pelley: thanks, jan. for the first time today the treasury department fined an airline for violating the new law against holding passengers hostage on the tarmac. american glooel will have to pay $900,000 for stranding passengers for more than three hours. it happened on

what people have lost on them is that unlike roberto clemente he proved his worth with his bat on theseball was later than most players but if you look at all of those in the hall of fame after the age of 24 he has more hits more rbis more runs and more home runs than the average hall of fame inductees he is through and through worthy of this honor. i am into the statistics but until i research tam specifically i did not appreciate just how good he was you have to take a closer look at his record ... he had a lot of second place statistical feats as well 23 years after he finished his career in the majors we had a special election and he's got a real shot. >>cooperstown are you listening! listen to these guys! the hall of fame forum takes place this thursday at the conference and learning center at u.s. cellular field for more information visit white sox .com/many usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons? coupons. coupons? next, you convert coupons to tokens. tokens? then you trade tokens for credits. and then i get

expresident richard nixon spent 11 hours over two days in a coast guard facility adjacent to his san clementeome fielding questions from water gaters and two drand jurors from washington. "i am not going to be loose with my tongue and try to cooperate with you in a vendetta." he scolded a young prosecutor, don't put words in my mouth and make he lie about something. >> i had no knowledge whatever of the water gate break-in before it occurred. >> nixon repeated that to the grand jury. it learned about the break-in florida. i saw the chief of staff and we rode back on the plane together and discussed this to be terribly wrong and utterly stupid activity. nixon was determined to cover other subjects like predecessor lyndon johnson. he told me emotionally the greatest mistake he made was after his election in his own right in '64, in not firing all the people or virtually all the people he inherited from the kennedy administration and getting his own people in. here also are nixon's most extensive comments six pages of them still redacted about yeoman charles radfer, the stenographer found to hav

. >> clement, who prefers to be called wicked, is serving 20 years for three counts of robbery.s not the only gay boy gangster on the sensitive needs yard at corcoran. niclas turner, who goes by the name demon, told us the gbgs should not be taken lightly. >> we hurt anybody that -- inside the prison system, anybody that tries to forcefully take property or rape or in any way hurt a homosexual who can't defend themselves. that's where we step down. >> demon had a very striking appearance. first thing i noticed about him was he had a tattoo over each eyebrow, one said gay, one said boy. he had no teeth, and he had a mohawk. >> it started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punk rock. i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happeni

motion by delete attorneys to reverse the motion plant tortured by police commanded by jon burge clement to force mayor daley to testify in his role prosecutor under his watch as cook county state's attorney >> very pleased that the judge recognized that daly was aware of a racially motivated conspiracy torture while he was state's attorney this decision clears the way for the deposition of richard daley >> taylor says waiting on what time to question daly plans >> thanks to a tip from a wgn to be were in and we profiled last night on a fugitive hunter segment caught this afternoon. sean lewis reported michael garret kern was wanted cape coral florida and connection with disappearance of his step father a united states marshals knew michael garret kern had family in western suburbs thought might have come north to try to hide out in big city. taken into custody homeless shelter just after 1:00 this afternoon. back of cta otherwise known as the red line undergoing a massive renovation announcement within $640 million state funding to give the red line much needed facelift gov. quinn says

he does not depend on the clement's. -- on his clients. it is an important question. >> another one of want to talk to you about. you have the tea party and up by wall street. i have what the liberals say the occupied wall street -- watched the liberals say occupy wall street is fabulous. how'd you get to the truth of that? >> one of the biggest problems we have, media has become so competitive that the only way to compete is to become more polarized. there is a business model of teaching us to hate each other. that is the only way we drive sales. that is true on the left and on the right. it is extremely hard on either of these two extremes to get people to recognize that maybe it is not as simple as fox news would present it. in fact, we had a conference co- sponsored by the tea party patriot act harper -- patriots at harvard. there was an impassioned speech about resisting hate. people are out there who depend upon dividing us and finding a way to show us why we do not like each other. we need to work in context where we can find common

jim clemente, thank you for your insight. you, russ. >>> time for more of this morning's headlines and for that let's go back to betty nguyen. >> good morning to you. >>> there are reports this morning that syrian forces have launched new attacks against opponents of president bashar al sad's government. the assault one day after syria unintense international pressure indicated it might be open to a peace plan overseen by the arab league. >> reporter: the people who film this cell phone video say it shows heavy gun battle in a syrian city of palm and a attack on an orm vehicle. it says more on switching sides and taking their heavy weapons with them. the arab league that already suspended syria and issued another ultimatum for the president bashar al assad. crack down to the protesters by midnight or face heavy sanctions. damascus has agreed for troops in the area. it's far fewer than the 500 the arab league had called for. opposition activists say the regime is just stalling. the u.n. estimates that 3,500 people have already

first ask about this recent honor were you there when alvin and the chipmunks got their paws in the clement>> i was there indeed it was an awesome event i was certainly proud of the boys, you could say, 50 years in the making and i mean that is kind of you know that is as legendary as it gets you know, the hand and footprints ceremony or in their case paw and paw. the boys were pretty well behaved and i think it went okay alvin of course went missing but you know it was a good event. >> let me ask you this you are right i am 45 i remember alvin and the chipmunks when i was a kid but it goes beyond that what kind of fans were out there, just the little ones who know them now or folks of all ages. >>> folks of all ages you know i certainly remember them and my grandmother was there, actually, and so she of course told some stories to the family, ross' father created alvin and the chipmunks my grandmother told stories what she remembered back in the day. >>> the thing we love about it jason in all seriousness my kids now love them and they have really stepped up with the times when you see the

and we're very blessed as states to have paul clement arguing for us.e, will argue the other side and it gets a little more complicated on two of the areas, the severability issue. the court has appointed the supreme court, they have appointed a lawyer to come in and argue that, a well respected d.c. lawyer. >> jamie: some will file briefs and other opinions for the court, friends of the court will come in and express their view. is -- there's so much discussion about this. and so much passion on both sides of the argument about this health care overhaul. how much of that is absorbed by the court? obviously, they're neutral but there are appointees on there from the administration. >> well, you know, jamie, we have to look at it like they are the highest court in the land. and you and i are lawyers. and we have to know, we have to believe that they will do what's right. they will follow the law. and they're going to -- this mandate is unconstitutional. and we have an opinion right now that's the best in the country that says it is. and we believe that t

what are always remembered, i was in san clemente with of the supreme court decision coming down thaty asked to give up the tapes and everyone knew it was over and done with. what i remember about it was once the tapes came out, this country, even the last defenders of richard nixon's that he has got to go. they said it to themselves or unspoken but everyone knew. i had been courting some republican senators during most of that year who were defenders of the president and one of the call me at 6:00. the tapes came out. and he said you have been very patient with me. he said it is over. we are coming to tell him that. we will make a call first and the white house told not to come. the president made his decision that he was going to resign. that was a dramatic time. there was no military coup of any kind. people didn't hang on to the white house. two days later after president ford was sworn in one of the white house staffers who was loyal to nixon came to get something and burst into tears. i said what is wrong? she said they told me to get the president's papers and are don't know wh