pat brown thought he would beat him. didn't like the fact that tip was governor. for eight years.ent crowd. >> thought there was a boston irish thing. we cannot resist the little dig. then next thing. does ronald reagan go back up to the white house angry at this guy, tip o'neill, angry, builter, no. next thing. here comes an invitation. first social invitation to tip o'neill and his wife. >> and dinner at the white house. tip said how am i going to dislike this guy. so they get upstairs. they have dinner the whole night. they drink. stiff drink to start with. ayou were suggesting, testing each other. keep telling each other the best irish story they ever heard. reagan during his down days, got a job working in vegas before he got the ge theater, telling irish jokes on stage in vegas. knew a bunch. tip told jokes. grew up with them. and he was a hollywood irishman. they had that in common. definitely. >> reagan gets in there. he does the big tax cut. tip thinks this is crazy. you cannot increase defense spending and cut taxes and balance the budget. can't be done. in fact tip is p

oddly enough, the most liberal member of the court, stanley mosk, who was appointed by governor pat brown back in the '60s, actually voted to uphold the law. so in other words, what you had was the spectacle of this wilson appointee voting to overturn a law that a pat brown appointee was voting to uphold; very odd when it's pete wilson who often complains about activist judges. c-span: on your list of federal judges, us district court judge robert aguilar, appointed to a vacancy in san jose, california, by president carter, was convicted in 1990 of leaking a wiretap to a mobster and lying to the fbi. what happened to him? >> guest: well, i--i think there was--part of his conviction was overturned, and eventually he reached a plea bargain with prosecutors... c-span: resigned his seat? >> guest: resigned the s--the seat, and--and they didn't press charges further. c-span: do you think there are many judges on the federal bench that don't get caught doing these kind of things? >> guest: i suspect there are a number. it's hard to prove, obviously, because by definition if they haven't been ca

patted a board of inquiry. that board reported that today, including a strike endangering public health. governor brown will request a cooling off. and breaking news in san francisco. a city worker turned himself in to authorities for the deadly accident that took the life of a sun bather. the park and rec worker facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. it happened while vanaer was sun bathing. he drove onto the grassy area and rolled over her. he left the scene. his city vehicle found blocks away. >> we have breaking news in santa rosa. an officer-involved shooting police are at the scene. that is west of highway 101. now, we understand one man may be hurts, another in custody. we're going to follow the story breaking any stri on twitter. and police investigating the first fatal officer involved shooting in 20 years. an officer chased a suspect this morninging. the driver began speeding towards the officer. place say the officer opened fire. >> another officer involved shooting left a man dead last night. officers called to investigate a dispute between people in an apartment a

pat -- patrick harris. >> he is nph now. >>> fresh off a new assault charge chris brown is headed to rehab.e night in jail after being arrested in dc. the artist behind "auto tune crap" is eke checking into a rehappen facility to deal with anger management issues. his rep released a statement saying blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, healthier vantage point. an insider tells e! news he keeps self-medicating with weed and alcohol and it gets him in trouble. joanne, as somebody who self-medicates with weed and alcohol do you feel sympathy for chris brown? >> the struggle is real. this is a move by his publicist or manager definitely. >> how dare you? >> for anyone who is struggling and has substance abuse issues and you are seeking help, i am proud of you. that's wonderful. things are not looking up for him. >> my thing is, is there such thing as anger management? >> i don't know. i just don't know! use your words. we did a show on anger management. quarterback there is such a thing as that. is everything that says it is that, that? no. i'm sure people can learn to handle their feeling

pat roberts next year. wolf is related to the president through his great-grandfather who is also mr. obama's great-great-grandfather. >>> and california governor jerry brownn named the greatest bald man in the bay area by "the san francisco chronicle." what an honor there. after winning the contest, he sat down for an interview. and in it, he says he would probably never wear a hair piece. brown also says the bald eagle is his baldness role model. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> time now for our first look at politics. for that we are joined by syndicated columnist bob franken who has all his hair. good morning, bob. >> good morning. hearing a lot of baldfaced lies recently. >> let's talk about that because the government shutdown is delaying death benefits of fallen soldiers, and many say this is downright shameful yet both sides keep pointing the finger. when is this going to end, bob? >> well, there is some legislation which will probably pass which should restore it. it should be pointed out that some private charitable groups have come in and tried to fill the void financially, but it is a stark example of the way that this

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