jenner, but i don't have to take your word for that. i saw the report you just filed about how prostitution should be legalized, and that's not binding on me anymore than what you are saying right now and one of the democratic members said i hope the member from ohio reflects on what he said. dell latter did not need to reflect on what he said. that was an example of the comracam comraamaraderie on the committe. sam was considerably more conservative. he approached this -- i won't say as a -- entirely as a partisan, but his view at the beginning was, listen, if the president of the united states is going to be impeached and removed from office, somebody better give me a pretty dang good reason, or we're going to be a banana republic. he had deep relations with some of the conservative republican wing on the committee, and i don't think bert jenner did. both of them tried to be very professional about it. but there was tension? yeah, there was tension. >> had he worked for spiro agnew? >> i forgot that if that was true. >> did you play a

burt jenner, also, look. burt jenner was a -- he was -- the way i remember it he was a wonderful man, a wonderful guy. he was very prominent and well known as a lawyer, created a great firm, jenner & block. and he wanted to do the right thing. he wasn't out to get the president as some of the republicans later accused him in effect and pushed him aside. he was out to do sort of an independent, fair investigation, and wherever the facts lead the facts lead. that's the way i felt and i think that's the way dorr felt also. once we got the tapes and by that time and talked to some of the people, yeah, we did conclude that impeachment was appropriate but it took a while to get there and it took jenner a while too. that's why the irony is if the tapes hadn't been there who knows what would have happened? >> when you put together the subpoenas did you -- were you hopeful -- were you hopeful or optimistic or just felt you had to do it but you didn't think the white house was going to give you anything? >> no, i -- we

jenner also, look. bert jenner, he was the way i remember him, a wonderful man, a wonderful guy, a well phone lawyer. created a great firm, jenner and block. he wanted to do the right thing. he wasn't out to get the president as some republicans accused him of and pushed him aside. he was out to do sort of an independent fair investigation. and wherever the facts lead the facts lead. that's the way i felt and i think that's the way daal felt also. but he did feel like that. once we got the tapes, talked to some of the people yeah, we did conclude that impreachment wasn't appropriate. it took a while and for jenna to get there too. that's why the irony is if the tapes wouldn't have been there, who knows what would have happened. >> when you put together the subpoenas were you hopeful or optimistic or just felt you had to do it but you didn't think the white house was going to give you anything. >> well, i was -- the way i remember it, one of the key people, not the only, no person was totally in charge o

jenner from chicago. i can't remember his first name. >> burt. >> burt. >> did the congressman rodino interview jenner for the job? >> i don't remember. i nope he was on the list, because i remember talking to him one night saying this is a great choice. again, he met the criteria from rodino's point. he thought he was honorable. he thought he was not partisan. he was republican. you know, strong republican roots, but out of chicago, but -- and he thought he had the intellectual heft. so he was very pleased with that choice when they picked -- so that was done. then a lot of politicking, because this is a political process. take place in picking the staff. because the counter -- to satisfy the more liberal members of the committee, they wanted their person on the staff. who came in the name of cates. >> dick cates? >> yeah. dick cates from wisconsin. i believe he was -- and -- that was challenges because that wasn't john doar's selection, because he didn't meet -- but politics play as very important role

jenner and others picked the staff. they had -- they had a pretty good, 90% of the staff was their choice, and i think they picked some of the best people, and you'll later see, in the country. >> do you remember any of the republicans pushing for their -- >> pushing for staff? >> yes. >> oh, absolutely. oh no. everything was -- it was very -- it was very easy. this was very partisan, yes. very sense, yes, but there was a korgality and respect between the two parties. the ranking member was congressman hutchison who was quite eloquent, and had the deep respect of chairman rodino, but hutchison was up in age and this obviously was very stressful for him. so the second ranking republican was a gentleman by the name of mcclory from illinois, i a sfronk election came very important to the advisor. but their influential to in terms of cutting this intellectual thought into this. dynamic, the congressman from california, the fbi agent, very important in because he was a very liberal person, he was the congressman's gate, sort

check out brody jenner's instant gram pick of him with jenner and kylie., kim, khloe and kourtney are not there due to work commitments in l.a. >> where's kanye? >> in new york working so i'm here with my mom as my date. >> kim and kanye west have both put their l.a. pads on the market. "e! news" investigates coincidence or could they be moving in together? kim's place is on the market because she wants a home with more privacy. just because kanye is up for sale too, a shack-up situation, this does not make. sources tell "e! news" kim is open to living together down the road but not now. tell us what you think. hit us up on twitter #cohabitate. demi moore and afterton kutcher are not getting back together contrary to reports but the two did see each other for one night at a mutual friend's birthday party. the sources tell "e! news" the "two and a half men" star and miss moore reunited at they are kabbalah strucker's 40th birthday party. the union went down thursday at the intercontinental hotel in century city. regarding the interaction between the two, wh

one of kris' former girlfriend is saying that mama kris jenner actually set up the whole sex tape. >>j. >> one of kris humphreys' ex-girlfriends says he told her kris jenner set the whole thing up and asked kim to do the tape over because she didn't think the first one was pretty enough. >> that just sound too much. >> a rep for the kardashians tell the daily news the claims are 100% not true. k khloe saying it is disturbing and probably his fantasy. i'm confused. >> charlie sheen the next u.s. president, movie role. there you go. winning. can you imagine the country run by charlie sheen. he cast the former "2 1/2 men" star as president of the united states in "machete kills." and followed with a lead-in, "my fellow americans." mel gibson in the movie sequel called -- "machete kills." >> put that on the list to see, everybody. something out of the west wing, right? >> absolutely. >> we'll be right back. home be turned into a training facility? ttvwju.vog#wvs#q(pst)uog2uase1l-9k8elsvíe' qpee3sz@a0c$ tt>ff@]!<$-3w9"rra:@÷5y$$d@p.9$ ♪ ♪ this olympian's mom has been doing it for years. tt

so one of kris humphrey's ex-girl friends is saying he told her kris jenner set the whole thing up andbecause she didn't think the first one was pretty enough. >> that just sounds too much. >> so a rep told "the daily news" the claims are 100% not true saying it's disgusting and probably his fantasy. i'm confused about that. >> how about the new movie role, charlie sheen is the next president. winning. can you imagine the scene. he's cast in "machete kills." sheen got on his twitter with a lead-in that said "my fellow americans," getting the role down pat. and mel gibson, sheen and gibson. >> got to put that on the list to see, right? >> absolutely. >> we'll be right back. ♪ this olympian's mom has been doing it for years. she's got bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. let the spills begin. p&g. proud sponsor of the olympic games. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical exp

if we are bank plastic, where is bruce jenner's face going to live? >> charlize theron. >> i don't know what love is. is that love? >> manny pacquiao. >> when you give up cock fighting, that's when you know you're serious. >> and "unnecessary censorship." >> i have to [ bleep >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- charlize theron. manny pacquiao. and music from graffiti6. with cleto and the cletones. and now, more than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thank you. that's very nice. thanks, everyone. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me. i'm glad you're excited. we're excited, too, because we have a new show premiere tonight here on abc, a singing competition show. it's about time somebody did one of those. and this one is called "duets." i don't know if you've heard about it. the judges on the show are kelly clarkson, john legend, jennifer nettles and robin thicke. they're also competitors. each one of them has t

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so he looked at me strange and said you're being silly and he walks out. 15 minutes later burt jenner walks in and this i remember. bernie, stop being an idiot. you're being an idiot again. come and watch with the rest of the staff the speech. we're all going to watch the speech together. go back to work after that. so in a morose fashion i sort of put my pencil down. all right. i'm acting pretty stupid. so i get up, walk in, and sit down on the chair with the little television sets, not the fancy televisions we have today. i'm sitting there looking at the set glaring, morose not talking to anybody particularly and president nixon comes on the screen and he starts a speech. and he says, he's going to resign. totally shocked me. i was convinced in listening to the tapes he will never resign. he's going to resign. and i never forget this. i thought, gee whiz. i said, now i don't have to fight with my wife anymore. that's all i thought about. i didn't think about history. i didn't think about the impeachment. i didn't think about what we did. i thought oh, my god. i can go home tonight a

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jenner nycz-conner fromm the "whinington usiness jorn" and petemoricifrom the smith school of businsse heard the president say he wntsto rein in spending and there were some words between romney and obama. >> i republicans want to be helpful, if they really want to move forward and put people back to work, what they should be thinking about is how do we help state and local governments and how do we help the construction industry? because the recipe that they're promoting is basically the kinds of policies that would add weakness to the economy. >> and his answer for econmic vitality, by the way, was, of course, pushing aside the private sector which he ssaid i doing fne. instead he wantss to add more t government. he wants another stimulus. he wants to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers. did he not get the message of sconsin? the american people did. it's time for us to cut back and hep the american peple. >> jim dinegar you say mitt romney is rigght the priate sector isn't doining fine. the president said ttheprivate sector is h

hopefully he won't go the route of bruce jenner and the kardashians. >> we hope not. time is 6:54. and here's a look ahead to our next hour of "11 news sunday morning." >> don't let avoidable issues take away from your fun in the sun. health tips to weather the weather, easy for me to see and beat the summer swelter. >> it's summer which means road trip season for many. a look at more summer gadgets to keep the entire family occupied at 7:24. >> and if the kids are looking for something to do, why not give them books to read? got a few recommendations. >> books! more news, weather and sports when "11 news sunday morning" continues. stay with us. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial. >> it was a celebration that truly turned into a celebration of our heritage and history. over a week ago, a spectacular fleet of tall ships and navy gray hulls sailed up the bay to begin our state's two-year long celebration of the 200th birth of our star spangled banner in recognition of baltimore's role in the war of 1812. it was an ambitious undertaking for sure. but the result was nothin

she was an associate at my old law firm, jenner & block and a partner at michael, best, and fred lic frederick. let's set the statement fge for questions i'll ask the panelists and they may want to ask each other questions as well. we'll look at what were the ethical dilemmas that lawyers involved in the watergate case had to face and what were the dilemmas that actually got them in trouble? and we'll talk with whabout wha the rules they were operating under at the time. what the rules are now. whether the rules are an improvement. whether it will would have changed the outcome, the same either way or maybe even worse. and i also want to make sure they address whether they really think these were ethical lapses or straight out criminal violations. i would say a lot of what happened was not an ethical lapse, it was a violation of article 18 of the criminal code of the united states of america. i would like them to address that. and i was also wondering how we might apply some of the moral, ethical rules. not necessarily the model rules of lawyers, but the ethical rules to situations o

jenner producer at the university of illinois. professor rotunda is a making in a cumlaude at harvard law school where he was a member of the harvard law review. he also clerked for judge walter r. mansfield of the united states court of appeals for the second circuit. professor rotunda is the author of the most widely used core spoken legal ethics and the leading course book in constitutional law which makes him quite possibly the most applicable moderator for this panel today. we're lucky to have him here at chapman. choefr rotunda has authored more than 300 articles in various law reviews, journals, and newspapers in both the united states and across europe, and as dean campbell mentioned earlier, that makes him as of a few years ago, the 11th most cited professor. in 2009 professor rotunda became a commissioner of the fair political practices commission, a state regulatory agency that acts as california's independent political watchdog. professor rotunda was also nominated by george w. bush to become a member of the privacy an

we had the benefit of counsel from bert jenner, who went through all the reasons why this was inadequate. i was persuaded by that. when we started to go around the circle, i said what if peter rubino just wants to write a letter? i remember the ranking member hutchins says there will be no letters. this is an attempt by democrats to simply steal the election they could not win and we're not going to be any part of it. i said what if it's just a letter, really, reaffirming what we were already asking for? he said no letters. then they were going to take a vote and i said what if i write the letter? they said no letters. as they were going around to take a vote, who is going to stand with us, i left. i went back to the office, wrote my own letter and called peter and said, would you support me tonight if i offer a substitute for your amendment? he said no. i said why not? don't you want this to be bipartisan? he said, look, i have two people on the committee that want to impeach richard nixon right now and if i support you, i will lose whatever control i have of the committee. i will recog

so he looked at me straight you're being silly and he walks out. 15 minutes later bert jenner walks in. this i remember. bernie, stop being an idiot. you're being an idiot. come and watch with the rest of the staff the speech. we're going to watch together. then go back to work after that. so in a morose fashion i put my pencil down, all right. i'm acting stupid. i walk in and sit down in a chair, a little television set. you don't have the fancy televisions we have today. i'm looking at the set glaring, not talking to anybody. and president nixon comes on the screen and he starts the speech. and he says he's resigned. totally shocked. i was convinced he would never resign. he's going to resign. i never forget. i thought gee whiz, i said, now i don't have to fwit my wife any more. that's all i thought b. i didn't think about history, the impeachment, what we did. i thought my god, i can go home tonight and no fight. we can go home. we can go home. with the kids. that's all i thought. i didn't think gee, this is really a historic event. a president resigning and we were part of this pro

kris jenner called the marriage a measly 72-day marriage. >> okay.e daytime emmys. let's go there. we saw the piece sara did. there were stars we didn't mention. >> lisa renna. >> we saw her. >> bethenny frankel. >> congratulations to regis and kelly. they never won best show before. that was an homage to reeg on his last year. gelman got his first emmy. congratulations to him, too. >> and congratulations to the "today" show winning your award. >> we are going to wear ours around our neck. >> days of our lives won best dramatic series, best actor. >> that's the seventh time winning. >> "jeopardy" the show won. we heard disturbing news about alex trebek. >> he had a mild heart attack over the weekend and was not able to go to the award. >> is he okay? >> fortunately, he's fine. he was with the show 28 years. he must have been so disappointed to miss that big award. he's only 71. we can look forward to a lot more time. >> he's a charming man. >> they do say he will be able to begin taping when the show resumes in july. >> that's only a couple of weeks.

fish and game officers staged a surprise checkpoint yesterday on highway 1 north of jenner.den seized 80 abalone and 38 people were cited. state law limits the catch to three a day and a maximum of 24 in a season. >>> well, muni -- muni wants to reduce costs. they've hired 88 part-time workers to full time. they say that should save $million in additional overtime. this year the overtime could cost about $60 million. >>> let's check in one more time with sal and it's been a little busy out there, sal. >> it's been busy. people have been sending me tweets about how busy it is. just search for my name and send me the information. let's take a look at the westbound bay bridge. that's backed up from the macarthur maze due to earlier problems because we are a -- dash due to earlier problems we're seeing some improvement -- we are -- due to earlier problems and we're seeing some improvement. this morning, westbound 237, some slow traffic getting into the valley. that's the slowest. now we've seen some of the other freeways improve. but mere it's gonna be slow getting in from the e

. >> jimmy: do you guys even like realize that your stepdad is bruce jenner, who like, when i was growingke the biggest athlete, the olympic champion? i know you guys just -- >> he reminds us all the time. >> jimmy: he does remind you? >> we hear the story every single day. >> all the time. >> it's great, but i mean -- >> jimmy: does he have to remind you, or were you aware of his accomplishments? >> no, he had to tell us. in the beginning, he never told us, or maybe i didn't listen, but i thought he was like a swimmer before i even met him. once i knew him and then once we were in the olympics, we went to atlanta. >> when were we in the olympics? >> well, we weren't in it. we went to the olympics and i remember we went to the de-kath lor lon and that was the first time i had such a respect for bruce and for what he did. because i was like, oh you're not a swimmer. >> why, because swimming isn't respectable? >> jimmy: he's the greatest athlete in the world. >> but it's really cute because we've all heard the stories and he tells lamar the stories now because he's trying out for team usa b

. >> reporter: of reality star, kris jenner.y port. >> oh, my gosh. it's a jungle. >> oh, my -- >> reporter: it's clear. >> we've got our work cut out for us. >> it's my job to figure out what they want. and from there, get them back into reality. >> reporter: space-saving software and a laundry list of custom cubbies, help adams create a place for everything. for kris jenner's 120 rings, divide and conquer with jewel inserts. >> special sections for her rings, watches and bracelets. >> for kendall, 65 pair of shoes, pullout shelves do the trick. >> reporter: and if you have 80 purses like whitney, stand them up. >> we have glass dividers so they all stay straight. >> that's amazing. >> my approach is to make a boutique-like space for all of my clients. so, they feel like they're shopping in their closet every day. >> i waited my entire life to have a closet like this. >> reporter: every girl's dream, indeed. >> i can't get over it. >> this is a life-changer. >> the question is, how do i -- >> everything has to be in its place.

they all stuck up for mom, kris jenner, the manager of the reality show empire. >> what do you say when your mom is pimping her children? >> we have to hire a manager. no one will fight harder for you than your own mother. she knows us. she knows all of our moods. >> reporter: as we said, this was just a sneak peek. there's a whole lot we haven't heard yet. oprah said she was leveled by kardashian's response when asked if her marriage to kris humphries was a publicity stunt. so, that ought to be interesting. the two-part interview airs on the own network, starting tomorrow night. >> takes a lot to level oprah, right? >> thank you, john. >>> coming up here on "gma," sisterly love. jamie-lynn spears. a tribute to her big sister, the best way she knows how to. "pop news" after the break. plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer up to 9 months. [ ma

stage manager, mary pat jenner a happy birthday. it's stage manager birthday week, make sure you go to greta wire.com and tune into fox tomorrow there. >> greg: hello, everyone. i'm the talking tad pole greg gutfeld, with the chic, greek andrea tantaros, saltier than a margarita rim, it's bob beckel. he tradeed foul tips for stock tips, it's eric bolling. she is america's neko wafer. it's dana perino. inlove those! it's 5:00 a.m. in new york city. 3:00 a.m. in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa. let's do this america. supreme court rules on obamacare tomorrow, which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resem

bruce jenner eats chips. kris gets giant lips. season premiere of "keeping up with the kardashians." only on e. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] any of you see the eclipse yesterday? [ cheers and applause ] eclipse fans? i was planning -- i was planning to have a look at it, but then my house was in the way. i thought about walking down the block to see it -- but then i said, the hell with it, went back inside and watched tv. i'm a lot of fun, in other words. this is what they call the annular eclipse. it's one of the rarest of different kinds of eclipses. the most common is the mitsubishi eclipse. [ laughter ] you can see here the moon was in front of the sun, which created a giant bright ring, indicating that a professional athlete was caught cheating on his wife. but the news stations kept reminding us not to look directly into the ring because if you do, you get a phone call telling you how many days you have left to live. or something? [ laughter ] i've never met anyone with eye damage from an eclipse, but they

spoke with kim's sisters khloe and kourtney and brother rob, too and they all stood up for mom kris jenner, the manager of the family's reality show empire. >> what do you say to people, and you've heard it, when people say your mother is pimping her children? >> she's our mom. >> we have to hire a manager. so regardless, someone is going to get that. no one will fight harder for you than your own mother. she knows us. she knows all of our moods. >> and she knows what 10% of it is, too. >> i'm going to let you talk because you love kim. >> i make no commentary on the woman's intellect, her personality, or her talent. i just think she physically is a stunningly beautiful woman and making that money. >> the intellect and the talent, though? ♪ though? the intellect and the talent, though. follow the wings. ♪ ♪ >>> well, now it's time for "insomniac theater" and our take on the big musical adaptation "rock of ages," which features a star-studded cast. in its opening weekend it came in third, though, with some underwhelming numbers. >> didn't do quite as well as they thought here. about 62% of

kris jenner runs the $4 billion t. rowe health sciences fund up 17% so far this year.hris, thanks so much for joining us. >> hey, scott. good afternoon. >> what are your expectations from the court. >> i'm in the camp which is largely consensus the individual mandate, this is kind of the requirement that all people have health care insurance, i'm of the opinion that is struck down and some health insurance reforms intimately connected are as well but largely the bill remains intact. that's my view. >> any stocks you think will win regardless of what happens? one of the challenges for traders, investors is trying to score this thing ahead of time and figure out where you want to be based on what the decision is. is there one place where it doesn't matter? i think that is really an away game. it's too hard to play, certainly not the one we're kind of contemplating. we're asking the question you posed to me, where can you do well regardless of what the supreme court decides. one element that we think is going to continue to grow and be cost effective is the overall expans

4 minutes 14 seconds and of breaking the world record of four voided 16 secondary he joins bruce jennero help the decathlon world record. >>president obama: after a century of trying, we finally pass reform that will make health care affordable and available for every american. that was the right thing to do. >>ysabel: the presence of alcohol is taking center stage as the u.s. supreme court is set to rule on its constitutionality. more on this issue in and talk to the civil rights expert when kron4 news weekend continues. >>ysabel: we are black, talking about studies have a whole week and it has been in the bay area. some of us like it and some of us for for that'd be hotter. on the left a live live at the golden gate. fall, right, video from san francisco on saturday hearing will sunshine stick around? it is looking it. >> this, his voice to stick around. here is the view from walnut creek. we did wake up to. the party called him a lot of sunshine into the afternoon and another round of testing wince. for the evening, mostly clear skies. the currencies of cloud buildup along the coast.

before we go we want to wish a stage manager, mary pat jenner a happy birthday.o to greta wire.com and tune into fox tomorrow, fox news channel. . >> juan: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> we are going to fight, and we are going to struggle, and we're going to finish what we started in 2008. >> president obama is fired up on the campaign trail. but a number of not-so-fired up democrats are skipping the democratic national convention. is the president's popularity slipping within his own party? we'll put that question to congressman chris van hole alan. >> did you ever think you would be choosing two people running for president one of them a swiss bank account. >> continues to slam the class warfare drama. is their message resonating with the american people? we'll debate it. >> would you look at margie? she looks amazing. >> well, she told me that food stamp benefits help her eat right and she stays active, too. >> sounds like the federal government wants more people on food stamps with taxpayer dollars going towards this advertising campaign. what's going

attorney jenner i can holder refused demands that he apoint special counsel to investigate recent leaks of sensitive national security information. >> two people i pointed to look into matters are first rate prosecutors. >> special counsel, somebody new other than the two people that all of us could buy into? >> senator, i think you're missing something here. >> i think you're missing something here. i think you're missing the fact that this is a very big deal, and you're handling it in a way that creates suspicions where there should not be. >> republicans also confronted the attorney general over a program called fast and furious, it was designed to trace weapon smuggling, but ended up helping mexican drug cartels get guns from the united states, one of the guns found at the scene of a murdered u.s. border patrol agents. they may cite holder for contempt next week for what they see as lack of cooperation with their investigation. senators made clear, they noticed too. >> you still resist coming clean about what you knew and when you knew it with regard to operation fast and furious. y

before we go we want to wish a stage manager, mary pat jenner a happy birthday..com and tune into fox tomorrow there. >> greg: hello, everyone. i'm the talking tad pole greg gutfeld, with the chic, greek andrea tantaros, saltier than a margarita rim, it's bob beckel. he tradeed foul tips for stock tips, it's eric bolling. she is america's neko wafer. it's dana perino. inlove those! it's 5:00 a.m. in new york city. 3:00 a.m. in karl rove's bondage bunker. this is "the five." show is packed tighter than the "view's" sofa. let's do this america. supreme court rules on obamacare tomorrow, which is great news. especially for wags like me who every day have to relentlessly cover something nobody bothered to read, including the authors before they try to pull the wool over america's eyes and changes in europe. not so fast, sunshine. it was a long, tough road for me. if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder. i've got it and it's given me a rash on my back that resembles the head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that remi