he got burger first, then he got harry blackmun, lewis powell and louis rehnquist, all within the first three years of his verse administration and that changed changed -- change enabled the reversal of orientation that we see in the burger court. i was signing books last week at the american constitutional convention here and the judge known came out and saw the stack of books and said okay, nothing much happened. i said read the book. that is why we wrote the book. this sort of academic and political take on the burger court is that it was simply transitional. it was a court when nothing much happened. it sat there between the warren court and the rehnquist court to remember much more vividly. the counterrevolution as the title that has been in on the as such the brethren came out and it's really not true. we will kick off a number of the major initiatives that the court to see choose a date part of the effort of this book is worth thinking about the legacy of the warren court left the country would chief justice warren retired and president nixon was inaugurated. the brown v. board o

he got lewis powell and rehnquist all within the first three years of his administration and that change enabled the reversal of orientation that we see in the court. so i was signing books last week at the constitution society annual convention and the judge i won't name known to many of you came up and saw the stack of books and said okay nothing much happened and i said to me that the buck. >> you can watch this and other programs online. >> .. but these days the money is

celebrated its 54th birthday on anniversary founded by aba president and later supreme court justice lewis powell chicago hour maury lieberman. the committee focuses on the legal aspects of national security issues, conducts studies, sponsors programs and conferences and administering working groups highlighting the intersection between law and national security. on behalf of the honorable jamie baker it is the committee's honor and pleasure to serve as a co-sponsor of this institute. shifting hats, as josh mentioned, my day job is as executive direct rts of the nation national association of attorneys general, the professional association of the state, territorial and district of columbia attorneys general. nag and we are working on that acronym, is over 100 years old and serves as a forum for the exchange of knowledge, experiences and insights on issues of importance to the state attorneys general. on behalf of attorney general george jepson of connecticut it is our honor and privilege to be a sponsor of this institute. now why i'm really here and the

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general colin powell, congressman john lewis and attorney general loretta lynch will help us explore this museum's role in telling america's story. >> we'll also have all of the other news of the day including the latest on hillary clinton's health but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> there's phony strengths and real strengths. real strengths is leveling with the american people. >> a health scare shakes up clinton's campaign. >> the campaign knew on friday that she did have this pneumonia diagnosis. >> it's clear that she tried to hide this and this is going to hurt her certainly in the short-term. >> trump campaign is expected to hammer hillary clinton today on her controversial comments calling half of donald trump's >> this comment comes to the definition of bigoted so it gives trump a talking point to go back to again and again. >> cease-fire is scheduled to go into effect in syria after 90 people were killed over the weekend. >> 15 years since the terror attacks on 9/11. the company paid tribute to lives lost. >> in the end t

lewis. number 80. >> gary: in the pocket. makes a decent throw. just off the fingertips. we talked about powell being very quiet in this game, in the >> gary: nothing. >> verne: there he is. second down and 10. boom. >> verne: emmanuel mosley, number 12 on deandre goolsby. >> gary: i think you saw the result of a lot of calls. he did not take the kill shot. >> verne: incomplete. >> gary: good, clean football there by mosley. >> verne: flag. >> gary: did they have 12 men on the field? the defense looks a little odd. >> referee: illegal substitutions on the defense. 12 men in formation. third down. >> gary: i don't know if they i think their 12th guy did not quite get to the bench. >> verne: the penalty is walked off. third and one. >> verne: callaway, near side. bumped. throws in the right corner. overthrown. intended for goolsby. it's fourth and one. >> gary: do you take a field goal here? it's fourth and short, i think i can go for it. if it was fourth and five i might kick the field goal. >> verne: up the middle. they've got the first down, plus as jordan cronsgriet made the tackle. >> verne:

lewis. number 80. >> gary: in the pocket. makes a decent throw. just off the fingertips. we talked about powell being very quiet in this game, in the >> gary: nothing. >> verne: there he is. second down and 10. boom. >> verne: emmanuel mosley, number 12 on deandre goolsby. >> gary: i think you saw the result of a lot of targe calls. he did not take the kill shot. >> verne: incomplete. >> gary: good, clean football there by mosley. >> verne: flag. >> gary: did they have 12 men on the field? the defense looks a little odd. >> referee: illegal substitutions on the defense. 12 men in formation. third down. i think their 12th guy did not quite get to the bench. >> verne: the penalty is walked off. third and one. >> verne: callaway, near side. >> verne: appleby bumped. throws in the right corner. overthrown. intended for goolsby. it's fourth and one. >> gary: do you take a field goal here? it's fourth and short, i think i can go for it. if it was fourth and five i might kick the field goal. >> verne: up the middle. they've got the first down, plus as jordan cronsgriet made the tackle. >> verne: as jo

lewis. number 80. >> gary: in the pocket. makes a decent throw. just off the fingertips. we talked about powell being very quiet in this game, in the second half antonio callaway. >> verne: right. >> gary: nothing. >> verne: there he is. second down and 10. boom. >> verne: emmanuel mosley, number 12 on deandre goolsby. >> gary: i think you saw the result of a lot of targeting calls. he did not take the kill shot. >> verne: incomplete. >> gary: good, clean football there by mosley. >> verne: flag. >> gary: did they have 12 men on the field? the defense looks a little odd. >> referee: illegal substitutions on the defense. 12 men in formation. third down. >> gary: i don't know if they got off the field that time. i think their 12th guy did not quite get to the bench. >> verne: the penalty is walked off. third and one. >> verne: callaway, near side. >> verne: appleby back. bumped. throws in the right corner. overthrown. intended for goolsby. it's fourth and one. >> gary: do you take a field goal here? it's fourth and short, i think i can go for it. if it was fourth and five i might kick the field g

general colin powell and congressman john lewis and low loretta lynch. >> and the latest on hillary clinton's health. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> there is phony strength phony strength to not know what you're talking about. real strength is leveling with the american people. >> a health scare shakes up clinton's campaign. >> the campaign knew on friday that she did have this pneumonia diagnosis. >> it's clear she was trying to hide this and certainly hurt her certainly in the short term. >> this comment kind of gets bigot. >> a wave of air strikes in syria. >> 16 years since the terror tacks on 9/11, the country paid tribute to the lives lost. >> in the end the most enduring memorial to those we lost is ensuring america that we continue to be. >> a fake bomb found in a screening area which was evacuated. >> miss america 2017 is miss america. >> and miss america is savvy shields. >> the kick is no good! bad snap. >> we know tom brady is at home watching. do you want to say anything? >> love you, buddy. >> and all that matters. >> wal

former secretary of state colin powell, loretta lynch and john lewis and lonnie bunch are some of the guests that will join us. >> looking forward for that. all this week we will bring you join us right here in studio 57. we'll talk to him at the table about his work as a civil rights lawyer before entering politics. tune in monday, september 12th to see "cbs this morning" live from the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> i love when we take this show on the road. we go and it's something really big and that's big. >> very special. >> can't wait to go. >>> another top anchor leaves fox after departure of fox news chairman and ceo roger ailes. >>> can apple exceed expectations when it unveils the iphone 7. we look at how apple is banking on innovation to turn around falling iphone sales. >> time show you some of this morning's headlines. chicago surpassed the murder total of all of last year. they recorded 488 homicide. that's a 47% increase from the same period last year. in 2015, there were 481 homicides. >>> "the new york times" reports on closing of the for

lewis. number 80. >> gary: in the pocket. makes a decent throw. just off the fingertips. we talked about powell being very quiet in this game, in the second half antonio callaway. second down and 10. boom. >> verne: emmanuel mosley, number 12 on deandre goolsby. >> gary: i think you saw the result of a lot of targeting calls. he did not take the kill shot. >> verne: incomplete. >> gary: good, clean football there by mosley. >> verne: flag. >> gary: did they have 12 men on the field? the defense looks a little odd. >> referee: illegal substitutions on the defense. 12 men in formation. third down. >> gary: i don't know if they i think their 12th guy did not quite get to the bench. >> verne: the penalty is walked off. third and one. >> verne: callaway, near side. >> verne: appleby back overthrown. intended for goolsby. it's fourth and one. >> gary: do you take a field goal here? it's fourth and short, i think i can go for it. if it was fourth and five i might kick the field goal. >> verne: up the middle. they've got the first down, plus as jordan cronsgriet made the tackle. >> verne: as jordan cro

lewis. number 80. >> gary: in the pocket. makes a decent throw. just off the fingertips. we talked about powell being very quiet in this game, in the >> gary: nothing. >> verne: there he is. second down and 10. boom. >> verne: emmanuel mosley, number 12 on deandre goolsby. >> gary: i think you saw the result of a lot of calls. he did not take the kill shot. >> verne: incomplete. >> gary: good, clean football there by mosley. >> verne: flag. >> gary: did they have 12 men on the field? the defense looks a little odd. >> referee: illegal substitutions on the defense. 12 men in formation. third down. >> gary: i don't know if they i think their 12th guy did not quite get to the bench. >> verne: the penalty is walked off. third and one. >> verne: callaway, near side. >> verne: appleby bumped. throws in the right corner. overthrown. intended for goolsby. it's fourth and one. >> gary: do you take a field goal here? it's fourth and short, i think i can go for it. if it was fourth and five i might kick the field goal. >> verne: up the middle. they've got the first down, plus as jordan cronsgriet made the

>> tomorrow colin powell, you know him very well, he was on the board, lonnie bunch, loretta lynch, our attorney general will be there, and john lewis, who they call the godfather of the museum, who was very instrumental in it becoming what it is today. >> dickerson: and you're in history. you're opening this amazing thing. >> as you know, when cbs takes a show on the road, it must be a very big deal. so pulling out all the stops means a lot to me personally. i think it means a lot to all of us. lonnie bunch says, we want it to be a place of celebration. we want it to be a place of remembrance. but it's going to be a living museum that's always changing. smiles and tears. >> dickerson: we'll celebrate and remember with you tomorrow, gayle. >> thank you for having me. >> dickerson: thanks for being here. thanks all of you for being here. >> dickerson: that's it for us today. thanks for watching. until next week, for "face the nuclear tests. south korean officials scrambled together an emergency meeting. on the way back from asia, president obama had separate phone calls with south korean president and japanese prime minister. the tes

>> tomorrow colin powell, you know him very well, he was on the board, lonnie bunch, loretta lynch, our attorney general will be there, and john lewis, who they call the godfather of the museum, who was very instrumental in it becoming what it is today. >> dickerson: and you're in history. you're opening this amazing thing. >> as you know, when cbs takes a show on the road, it must be a very big deal. pulling out all the stops means a lot to me personally. i think it means a lot to all of us. lonnie bunch says, we want it to be a place of celebration. we want it to be a place of remembrance. but it's going to be a living museum that's always changing. smiles and tears. >> dickerson: we'll celebrate and remember with you tomorrow, gayle. >> thank you for having me. >> dickerson: thanks for being here. thanks all of you for being here. i'm a wife a sister and a grandfather i'm an office clerk arch analyst dance fitness instructor actor i'm a copywriter i'm a veteran i have lupus cerebral palsy i'm blind and i'm working in a job i love i love because i was given a chance to contribute my skills and talents to show that my disability is

former secretary of state colin powell and attorney general loretta lynch and congressman and civil rights icon john lewis and the music's director lonnie bunch and other guests will join us. all this week we will bring you stories of african-american history relatively to the museum and on friday, vice presidential candidate tim kaine will join us and talk to him about his work as a civil rights lawyer before entering politics. tune in monday, september 12th, to see "cbs this morning" live from the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> i love when we take this show on the road. >> i know. >> you go to something real big and that is big. >> very spec coming up this half hour, a huge settlement to former fox news anchor gretchen carlson over a sexual harassment lawsuit and another top anchor leaves the channel after the growing dep innovation for troubled i. phone sales. >>> time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >> as of yesterday morning, chicago recorded 488 homicide after a spike in violence over labor day. that is a 47% increase from the same peri

powell. >> the democrats hated him because he authorized the war and misled us into the war. and then the republicans hated him because of obama. he is the marvin lewis of his position. he never wins a playoff game. it is embarrassing. >> trump's doctor note, you called dr. oz a quack and baker you thought he was a respected doctor. >> i heard he was a respected doctor. >> the truth is he used to be a represented doctor and now he is a quack. >> so i was right. >> circle gets a square. >> nick, you said who cares about their health? then you said we need a third option. gave reaultra marathonnist who climbed mount everest. that's why we need the health report because gary johnson looks great compared to them. >> maybe he can smuggle himself in as the busboy. >> honestly i can see him doing that. baker, i enjoyed your doctor's note. >> thank you. >> the address at the top was 177a bleaker street, new york city, new york. >> yes. >> that is the average of steven strange, aka, dr. strange. i thought that was interesting. >> i don't actually see my doctor. i call him and he prescribes things and sends me letters for various reasons. i haven't been to ble