. >> good news for south carolina governor mark sanford because e he -- >> reporter: from governor sanfordth my thoughts and my prayers are with him. >> hmm. that was peter alexander reporting. worldwide pants says while stephanie birkitt is on paid administration leave, she is not banned from the studio. >> still to come this afternoon, embattled governor sford in the spotlight again, this time for what happened during a traffic stop. >>> and harry connick jr. talks about the guest appearance that put him in an awkward position. we'll show you what happened there. >>> he created a washington institution more than 50 years ago. today the city is mourning the loss of the founder of ben's chili bowl. ben ali died last night after a long illness. his u street restaurant opened back in 1958 and is famous for its half smoke and its high profile clientele. celebrities like ella fitzgerald, bill cosby a favorite, even president barack obama have all come through the doors to eat there. ben ali was 82 years old. we'll have much more on his life cosurháonight at 5:00.ñr >> harry connick jr. wanq ap

just ask governor mark sanford. his car was pulled over on tuesday but the state trooper let the governor's driver go without a citation without seeing sanford in the back seat. without rethe department of public safety said that the driver will get a ticket. governor sanford is facing calls for resignation after admitting an extramarital affair in june. >>> a long awaited seinfeld reu general on hbo, starring larry david, one of the co-creators of the shows. >> they are thinking all of the time about those show, aren't you? about the plots? >> yes. >> they don't really have a script andscript, they i improvi improvise. but you haven't asked me to go on -- >> i haven't exactly or i haven't asked? >> you haven't asked. hear all of joy's interview. >>> the number of newly laid-off people filing for unemployment benefits has fallen to its lowest level in ten months. the labor department says first-time claims dropped to 521,000, better than economists expected. but analysts expect overall employment will keep rising in

sanford's car was pulled over for speeding on tuesday. but the state trooper let the governor's driver go without a citation after he saw stanford in the back seat of the car. after reviewing the trooper's dash cam, the state department of public safety director says the driver will, in fact, get a ticket after all. governor sanford is facing calls for his resignation after admitting to an extra marital affair back in june. >>> first it was politicians. now late night comedian david letterman is at the center of the sex scandal. but it's not all negative for those in the public eye. here is hln's joe behar with her not for nothing commentary. >> david letterman, who makes fun of everyone else's sex life gets caught cheating on his partner with women who work for him. and his ratings go up, up, up. in fact, on monday night, he beat every show on nbc prime time. and being embroiled in a sex scandal doesn't hurt in politics, either. i remember when bill clinton was doing the nasty with monica lewinski. his approval ratings were even higher t

the category tonight, governor mark sanford excuses. this is a guy from south carolina. and as always, it's less the infraction, it's less the violation than the judgment surrounding it. chris: hmm. when we come back we'll talk more about the letterman case, is it more about the charge of blackmail and less about what letterman did? are scandals not to scandalous these days? tell me something i don't know. be right back. chris: welcome back. for the last 10 days the big david letterman focus has been the charge of blackmail, more than his admission of affairs with miss own staffers. we were wonders, are scandals tougher to come by these days? how do americans think of late-night stars? is letterman in the entertainment world where affairs are definitely not so much big news? could you argue that he's more of a public figure, however? early on, johnny carson was hosting the likes of richard nixon and martin luther king from his desk. you may recall that john mccain actually did his formal presidential announcement on letterman's show. and three weeks ago letterman hosted

next time if sanford wants to win in a landslide, maybe he should have an affair with a swede and tell his wife he's snowboarding in minsk. let's face it, sex sells. sex scandals may ruin marriages, upset families and become national embarrassments but so what? the main thing here is that americans are transfixed. they don't want to miss one little salacious detail. it's a ratings bonanza. you know what? hey, this is a new show and i could use a little leg up, you know. maybe it's time for me to have a dalliance of my own at work here. this studio is crawling with men, be you know. i don't mean too much offense but there's no way, okay? even i have standards. but that's just me. >> you can catch "the joy behar show" at 9:00 eastern on hln. they said it would never last. but it's been two months, and you're still going strong. glade lasting impressions. two fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh and exciting day after day. - and not just for 30 days. - ( inhales deeply, sighs ) but for 60. it's the longest-lasting plugins ever. get freshness that won't fade away for 60 days. ahhh!

him being a motivational speaker is mark sanford being a family therapist. it doesn't work. what do you think of all of this? >> despite the total tendentiousness of that little clip, he's not the strongest speaker. that kind of hurt the republican party. you need a good speaker except for fox news, the entire media is against us. >> the victimization, don't go there. >> no. it's very important to have someone like reagan who can speak and republicans feel that most of all right now. >> reagan could not speak without a script. the rhetoric was so simple -- tear down this wall -- gorbechev is like, okay, he said to tear down the wall. let me tear it down. i mean -- >> no, what happened was cheers went up across the wall in east germany and in a matter of years, it went down. >> it was gorbachev's word, not reagan's saying tear down this wall. >> this is cover in treason. >> i know you talk about the saint ronald reagan, the right get very, very -- >> to the contrary when reggen or palin or i guess bush comes up, i think you're the ones who need to go into the therapy. i don't

mahmoud ahmadinejad said his country mark sanford the fuel cycle and tested more advanced machines for enriching uranium and two months later in june, in an iaea report, revealed iran had an increase in centrifuge machines and 25% increase in capacity and last month he said iran would never abandon the nuclear program to appease western critics. and also called nuclear weapons, quoted, retarded. inhumane and criminal. and last month, iran began two days of initial testing to show it was prepared to head off any military threat, amid reports it is trying to develop a warhead experts say could carry a nuclear weapon and iran continues to claim the nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes, to generate electricity. >> jamie: another "fox news alert" them. bloodiest battle against the taliban in more than a year. at least 8 american soldiers are dead, along with at least two afghan soldiers. serving reports say hundreds of rebel fighters swarmed a military out post in the border between afghanistan and pakistan and said to be one of the fiercest attacks of the 8-year war, connor powell

lawmakers adjourned in june, just before governor mark sanford secretly went to argentina to be with his mistress. one said he would have been impeached sooner if they were in session when he got back. >>> a police officer accused of pulling a gun on a chain saw wielding character, an actor. police say the actor chased the off-duty officer and others into the parking lot, trying to get an extra scream out of them. that's when they say the officer pointed a gun at the actor. the police report says, hmm, alcohol may have been a factor. >> about three to four feet apart and he held his arm out like this with a gun in his hand. and the whole time, his child was pulling on his arm. >> callers said he seemed to be very intoxicated. in fact the people inside the house of screams noted that. when he was again being processed, two of the officers noted his speech was slurred, there was a moderate odor of alcohol from his breath. he didn't seem to be taking it quite as seriously. >> the officer is charged with assault and reckless endangerment. he'll find out this morning if he's suspended wit

goodnous for south carolina governor mark sanford, because he -- >> how about that el jot spilio spitzer, you would take a look at -- >> again, he's a funny gif. are we bordering on inappropriate now, carlos? >> no. i wouldn't -- >> or is that the way he handles it? >> i don't think we are. you know, what if you work at an office building and there's a guy there and gets caught doing something wrong fe says i don't want to talk about it you be quiet, i don't want to talk about it, everybody is like whoa, if he comes to work and like i'm kind of an idiot you can relate to him and feel for him that. was kind of funny what dave just did. >> again, funny stuff there but talking about a serious topic talking about a horribly hurt wife now, cheating, some speculating hey abuse of power -- binchts what is david letterman supposed to do? >> i don't know. you know, thousand is playing out in public opinion it cuts both ways we've had callers on both sides. what about this, kelly, i'll get your take, as well, carlos, the press conference not laying it out on the show where you can joke about it, h

attorney general in south carolina, home of governor mark sanford, you know him, the guy's name is roland corning. he got fired after police discovered him at a cemetery with an 18-year-old stripper, a bag of sex toys and a bottle of viagra. to be fair, people do grieve differently, okay? okay. everybody grieves differently. some bring flowers, some -- you know, we all -- yes. we all grieve in our own way. >> that's pretty funny. as if this story couldn't get any tackier, there's another twist. the officer realized his wife worked with corning in the attorney general's office. so, hey, honey, he calls her from the scene. she spoke to her boss and allegedly told her husband, let him go. corning and the stripper then went on their merry way. was this an attempt to cover it up? the scandal soon broke in the media. corning was soon fired. police say they did nothing wrong. even though in some published reports this teenage stripper is being described as a prostitute. roland corning was a republican south carolina legislator in the '80s and '90s. what is it with the politicians and sex scandal

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>> i think they most definitely will just like they backed up governor sanford and down in mississippi they backed up the third republican involved in a controversy on c street chip pickering. the family has kind of an ugly history of dropping people who are no longer useful. so senator coburn better hang on the their support while he has it. >> jeff charlotte, author of family. good to see you. >>> so we did this story not long ago on this show about a young woman who was shot in the pittsburgh area fitness club shooting back in august. she didn't have health insurance. and her friends held a car wash in her hometown to try to help with her medical bills for dealing with her injury from that shooting. well tonight we have a dramatic follow-up to that story which includes not only the young woman about whom we told that story but also a governor getting involved in her case. money when you make money," tdd# 1-800-345-2550 he neglected to mention tdd# 1-800-345-2550 he also makes money when i lose money, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 withdraw money or do nothing with my money. tdd# 1-800-345-2550

lawmakers adjourned in june just before, you remember the story, governor mark sanford secretly went to argentina to be with his mistress. one south carolina republican says that impeachment would have been explored sooner if lawmakers had been in session when sanford returned. >>> get this story -- a police officer is accused of pulling a gun on a chainsaw wielding haunted house kashgcharacter, an actor. police say the actor chased the off-duty cop and entered the parking lot to get an extra scream. that's when he pointed a gun at him. the police officer says alcohol may have been involved. >> we were about three or four feet apart and he held his arm out like this with his gun and his child was pulling on his arm. >> callers said he seemed to be very intoxicated and people inside the house of screams noted that. again, when he was being processed two of the officers noted his speech was slurred, a moderate odor of alcohol coming from his breath. he didn't seem to be taking this quite as seriously as he should have been. >> moderate odor of alcohol. the officer is charged with assau

the people of south carolina are rallying around mark sanford, their christian governor, who somehowok an argentinian woman's vagina for the appalachian trail. how fabulous is that? next time, if sanford wants to win in a landslide, maybe he should have an affair with a swede and tell his wife he's snowboarding in minks. let's face it, sex sells. sex scandals may ruin marriages, upset families, and become national embarrassments, but so what? the main thing here is that americans are transfixed. they don't want to miss one little salacious detail. it's a ratings bonanza. this is a new show and i could use a little leg up. maybe it's time for me to have a dal dalliance of my own. this studio is crawling with men. hank, i don't mean too much offense, but there's no friggin' way, even i have standards, but that's just me. >>> gay rights advocates are marching on washington on sunday. why? because americans have a long way to go in the fight for gay rights. as if coming out of the closet wasn't hard enough, imagine coming out of the closet in middle school. that's what three of my next g

good news for south carolina governor mark sanford because he -- how about that eliot spitzer, wouldyou take a look at that? i still feel like i did the right thing and now, also, because what can it hurt once again, i would like to apologize to the former governor of alaska. sarah palin, i'm terribly, terribly sorry. so there we go. >> joining me now is the editor of newsweek.com, dillon gourd. welcome. the late night hosts took their best shot and then left him alone. is this some kind of honor code among late night hosts? >> their job is to be funny, you get a shot above the belt, not below the belt, and then you move on. you can't leave this alone, you got to take your shot and go. >> conspicuously absent is conan o'brien. i know conan holds dave in great awe and has great respect for him. is that what his decision is about there? >> i think respect is putting it mildly. he reveers the guy. before he was on the tonight show, he spoke at length that he was humbled by the prospect of being even a competitor of letterman. there's something else going on here. but conan is the only o

hiking on the appalachian trail. [ laughter ] shepard: clear lay reference to the south carolina mark sanford wasn't through making fun of his own situation. >> i got into the car this morning and the navigation lady wasn't speaking to me. [ laughter ] shepard: of course, it all started when somebody tried to blackmail him or is alleged to have tried to extort him of money. robert halderman trying to get $2 million from big dave to keep quiet about sexual encounters. his lawyer is calling letterman a master at manipulating audiences said last week's dramatic on-air confession was not the entire story. more to come on this one guaranteed. he is the 14-year-old who ran away from home not once but twice in a span of just a few days. now that boy named dakota davis is back home. we're told young dakota has a syndrome condition really similar to autism. apparently he booked a flight from his home in oregon to chicago using his mother's name and his mother's credit card. how did you manage that when the ticket was not in the name and did not have an i.d.? well, the transportation security administr

and i was writing of all shows for sanford and son, and then i had this car accident.as laying in the hospital and i thought, wait a minute, i best do what i want to do. >> right. >> and so i did start working out in the clubs. and i had no idea what i was doing. and i thought, well, boy, this stand-up is impossible. and i knew there was something about it that was going to teach me about myself. and that is the parallel path that i had. >> that's interesting. >> mm-hmm. because to be yourself, well, you have to find yourself, because you cannot not be yourself on stage. and be really good, in my humble opinion. i think i admire those who are free enough to be themselves. and so, you know, as you know, you're searching out what your rhythm is, what you want to talk about. and i would say i'm still going through that process. i think it's a never-ending process. i parallel it to real life itse itself. >> and it toughens you up. all those people are waiting for you to make them laugh. if you don't do it and they boo you or don't laugh, you either get back onstage or you

that is coming from the south carolina governor, mark sanford. vinny, are you with me? this is probably the last person dave needs speaking out in sympathy. >> he does. it's incredible. here's the problem though for david letterman. if in fact this extortion case goes forward, you are going to hear more and more about dave's life. as you see in this defense attorney go around and making the rounds about what he wants to do, it's clear what he wants and any criminal defense attorney wants to find another villain. the case for this halterman guy is to make david letterman look worse than he is. that's what's going to happen. >> sadly he got that accomplished by this coming out in public. he sort of won. let's talk about that. the attorney for the suspect is ready to force letterman to stand trial. letterman needs to keep this thing from ever landing in a court. i want you to take a look at what the judge said on the "today" show about why letterman should back a plea deal. >> here's the bottom line. they have the case and it's an admission and in david letterman is behind

again, that is coming from the south carolina governor mark sanford.innie, are you with me that this is probably the last person dave needs speaking out in sympathy? >> yeah, he really doesn't. it's incredible. it's absolutely incredible. here's the problem, though, for dave letterman, is, you know, if, in fact, this extortion case, this blackmail case goes forward, a.j., you're going to hear more and more about dave's life. because as you've seen this defense attorney go around, making the rounds, talking about what he wants to do, it's clear what he wants to do and just about any criminal defense attorney wants to do. find another villain. and the case for this halderman guy is to make david letterman look worse than he is. and that's what's going to happen. >> and sadly, he's already gotten that job accomplished, just by all of this coming out in public, you know, in a way, he sort of one. but let's talk about that for a moment. because the attorney for the suspect is ready to force letterman to stand trial. a lot of people have been saying, you kno

steve rogers of the nutley, new jersey pd and my special guest, reverend valnord and his attorney, sanford rubenstein. i want to start with the attorney's reaction to the clip you just saw, officer kelly's attorney dancing around. what is your reaction and why do you think he was so gleeful? >> look, i think what's really important here is not so much the reaction of an attorney, but the fact that at the scene of this horrible tragedy, the police officer kelly admitted to drinking six to eight beers to investigators. his eyes were bloodshot. he was speaking with a slurred voice. he refused to take a breathalyzer test and he refused to let blood be taken from him until a court order had to be obtained. now, there are three police officers who have been disciplined for their action with regard to what happened here. one police officer was in the car who fled the scene. another police officer who has been suspended for giving kelly two glasses -- two bottles of water and gum. what was his motive, right before the blood test. and a third officer was transferred for at least an hour delay in tr

the people of south carolina are rallying around mark sanford, their christian governor, who somehow an argentinian woman's vagina for the appalachian trail. how fabulous is that? next time, if sanford wants to win in a landslide, maybe he should have an affair with a swede and tell his wife he's snowboarding in minks. let's face it, sex sells. sex scandals may ruin marriages, upset families, and become national embarrassments, but so what? the main thing here is that americans are transfixed. they don't want to miss one little salacious detail. it's a ratings bonanza. this is a new show and i could use a little leg up. maybe it's time for me to have dalliance of my own. this studio is crawling with men. hank, i don't mean too much offense, but there's no friggin' way, even i have standards, but that's just me. >>> gay rights advocates are marching on washington on sunday. why? because americans have a long way to go in the fight for gay rights. as if coming out of the closet wasn't hard enough, imagine coming out of the closet in middle school. that's what three of my next guests ha

we all know about governor mark sanford, let's recap and review that one. >> it began very innocently, as many of these things do. a casual e-mail back and forth in advice on ones life there and advice here. but, here, recently, over the last year, it developed into something much more than that. >> he disappeared this summer saying he was hiking the appalachians but he was hiking up his mistresses skirt. >> i really want to weigh in on this. this is about judgment. i mean, he is at a cemetery with the sex toys in his car. at a known place for prostitution. this is why i question all these men that keep coming out doing inappropriate sexual things, at risk of their jobs of their family of all these things that we have to question what sort of judgment is going on here. >> that brings me to my big issue. sex and politicians. why do sex scandals and politicians go hand-in-hand. listen to this. >> i engaged in adult sexual -- >> i engaged in conduct that was wrong. these encounters did not consist of sexual intercourse. they did not institute sexual relations as i understood. >> for thos

lawmakers adjourned in june just before governor mark sanford secretly went to argentina to be with his mistress. one south carolina republican says impeachment would have been explored sooner if lawmakers had been in session when sanford returned. >>> leevi johnston in the news again. he may be very close to baring it all. media reports say his manager is pretty sure johnston's photo shoot with "playgirl" will include full frontal nudity. he hired a trainer so he would look a little more buff. he's the father of former alaska governor sarah palin's grandchild. >>> the palin family perhaps hoping that this might happen quickly. >> that's what he's known for, though. come on, guy. >> he's still hitting the headlines for us. what we're watching is a lot of weather in the south, and you have a warning to tell us about in florida. >> start with florida once again, because that's where the most active and severe weather is located. bay and walton county under a tornado warning because of this one thunderstorm cell that's come ashore now from the gulf of mexico. it's south of i-10 and near sa

. >> our first guest is sanford sandy wile.nd our second guest is jacquelin, she graduated college with honorses and now works in the finance department of ge and she credits her success to mr. wile. it's not just coffee this morning because you xwra issuesly brought us some homemade side ercider. which is fantastic. >> and pastry. a feast here. you can come back any saturday morning. you co-founded almost 30 years ago the national academy foundation basically to support america's youth. you want to start in high school carry them through chenlg on to their professional success. have young people for careers where american industries are still going, so we have academies now in engineering, information technology hospitality, tourism and financial services which was the thirst one and we're thinking about starting one in health care. and this is -- >> which we hear is one of the most demand. >> where is where the jobs are growing and lots of times we have as to go outside the united states to get it. and people -- we don't teac

and in the age of john ensign, john edwards and mark sanford, i don't think anybody will be shocked that somebody rich and famous was fooling around. >> adding to this, is that the suspect is an emmy-award winning, network producer. at his own network. it's not a random fan. you don't exactly see this one coming. >> another shining moment for the news business, that the suspect works for cbnews. it adds another creepy element to an already disturbing story that this is an inside job. this is somebody who knew letterman. was a respected guy who went around the world, covering stories. and why somebody like that allegedly, because we don't have all the facts here, would do something like this, just adds a lot more. a lot more to come out here. so, my first reaction is, letterman will handle it reasonably well. but this is not over by a long shot. >> thank you for your perspective, howie kurtz. have a good weekend. thank you. >>> turning, now, to the olympics. president obama already on his way home. leaving copenhagen, denmark, this morning, after flying there to make one, final pitch to t

sanford siegel. hello, how are you? >> hello, joy. >> how does it work?dieter is required to eat six cook case day to hem suppress his or her hunger and a ma meal at night. there's only one meal, that's the evening meal. the cookies alleviate your hunger. the total calorie count, 1,000 calories a day. everyone loses weight on that. >> that's not enough food for a person. what is in the cook kis, amphetamines? >> no, the cookies are strictly a food. you said that's not enough food for the average person. of course it's not. that's what we want. not enough food. >> i could never sustain 1,000 calories a day. i'm too busy, too active. >> i have had 500,000 patients over the last 34 years who were able to sustain it. the point is that if you're not hungry, and hung sir the main problem in dieting, if you're not hungry, you can live on 1,000 calories a day. you can lose weight. >> i don't know what is this the cookies that are suppressing your appetite. i tried diet pills in college, all i did was cry. i never lost a pound. those kinds of stimulants are not he

she was a good brokerage analyst when she was at sanford bernstein. when she was at citi group, very mixed record. not a very good cfo, according to a lot of analysts i talked to. that was the consensus. decent brokerage head. >> charlie, thank you. as you get more, we'll be eager to hear you. >> okay. >> and, charlie, i won't let anything go by without giving you this. charlie's new book "the sellout." go buy it now. >>> back when bank of america bought countrywide, managing director of independent research firm graham fisher and company. we appreciate you being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> josh, they say this is a retirement. all legal actions are going to continue anyway. is it a retirement? >> yeah, i mean, i think it is a retirement. at some point you have to get tired of the limelight. you can't run your bank. you've got problems with the on going inquiry. you know you've got a year of regulatory reformat least battles ahead of you. there are still questions about executive comp. who needs it at some point, becomes the question. >> so do

him being a motivational speaker is mark sanford being a family therapist. it doesn't work. you think of all of this? >> despite the total tendentiousness of that little clip, he's not the strongest speaker. it hurts it republican party. you need a good speaker except for fox news, the entire media is against us. >> the victimization, don't go there. >> it's very important to have someone like reagan who can speak and republicans feel that most of all right now. >> ray gone could not speak without a script. the rhetoric was so simple -- tear down this wall -- gorbechev is like, okay, he said to tear down the wall. let me tear it down. i mean -- >> no, what happened was cheers went up across the wall in east germany and in a matter of years, it went down. >> gorbechev's word not reagan -- >> this is cover in treason. >> i know you talk about the saint ronald reagan, the right gets -- >> she's almost in tears. >> ronald reagan, to the contrary, reagan or palin or i guess bush comes up, you're the ones who need to go to the therapy. i don't know if it's motivational speaking. y

him being a motivational speaker is mark sanford being a family therapist. it doesn't work.do you think of all of this? >> despite the total tendentiousness of that little clip, he's not the strongest speaker. it hurts it republican party. you need a good speaker except for fox news, the entire media is against us. >> the victimization, don't go there. >> it's very important to have someone like reagan who can speak and republicans feel that most of all right now. >> ray gone could not speak without a script. the rhetoric was so simple -- tear down this wall -- gorbechev is like, okay, he said to tear down the wall. let me tear it down. i mean -- >> no, what happened was cheers went up across the wall in east germany and in a matter of years, it went down. >> gorbechev's word not reagan -- >> this is cover in treason. >> i know you talk about the saint ronald reagan, the right gets -- >> she's almost in tears. >> ronald reagan, to the contrary, reagan or palin or i guess bush comes up, you're the ones who need to go to the therapy. i don't know if it's motivational speaking.

sanford siegal. welcome. hello, how are you? >> hello, joy. >> how does it work?> the dieter is required to eat six cookies a day to help suppress his or her hunger and a meal at night. there's only one meal, that's the evening meal. the cookies alleviate your hunger. the total calorie count, 1,000 calories a day. everyone loses weight on that. >> that's not enough food for a person. 1,000 calories a day. what is in the cookies, amphetamines? >> no, the cookies are strictly a food. you said that's not enough food for the average person. of course it's not. that's what we want. not enough food. >> i could never sustain 1,000 calories a day. i'm too busy, too active. >> i have had 500,000 patients over the last 34 years who were able to sustain it. the point is that if you're not hungry, and hung sir the main problem in dieting, if you're not hungry, you can live on 1,000 calories a day. you can lose weight. >> i don't know what is this the cookies that are suppressing your appetite. i tried diet pills in college, all i did was cry. i never lost a pound. i just crie

steve rogers of the nutley, new jersey pd and my special guest, reverend valnord and his attorney, sanford rubenstein. i want to start with the attorney's reaction to the clip you just saw, officer kelly's attorney dancing around. what is your reaction and why do you think he was so gleeful? >> look, i think what's really important here is not so much the reaction of an attorney, but the fact that at the scene of this horrible tragedy, the police officer kelly admitted to drinking six to eight beers to investigators. his eyes were bloodshot. he was speaking with a slurred voice. he refused to take a breathalyzer test and he refused to let blood be taken from him until a court order had to be obtained. now, there are three police officers who have been disciplined for their action with regard to what happened here. one police officer was in the car who fled the scene. another police officer who has been suspended for giving kelly two glasses -- two bottles of water and gum. what was his motive, right before the blood test. and a third officer was transferred for at least an hour delay in tr

i'm not talking about mark sanford's e-mail. i'm talking about divorce. it's all the rage these days from christi brinkley to mel gibson to the gosselins. celebrity breakups make the news and make divorce attorneys rich. this private hell isn't always played out on the public stage. 2.5 million americans have divorced in the past year and half of marriages in the u.s. end in splitsville. i tell you, divorce must be fabulous because everybody is doing it. join me and my panel of sadder but wiser ex-wives as we share stories of love and betrayal and everything in between. whether you're a man, a woman, single or divorced or just planning ahead, you don't want to miss this special presentation. >>> my guests tonight have something in common and no, it's not just that they're fabulous which they are. they've all had private divorces play out in the public eye. here we me now is marla maples, actress and radio host, and ex-wife of the donald. dina matos, ex-wife of former new jersey governor, jim mcgreevey, who announced to the world that he was a guy american

you have mark sanford, the governor of south carolina. john edwards, the former north carolina senator. what do you think about infidelity in general? have you been through it? first on the phone is christine. >> caller: i think a relationship can survive infidelity and both parties must be willing to work things out. the cheating party has to work hard at regaining the other party's trust. all ties must be completely broken with the outside person involved in the relationship, and it can never be repeated again. >> do you think the trust level is gone forever? >> caller: it may not be gone forever, but it could be. >> how long would it take? months? years? >> caller: it's hard to say. >> good call. let's go to dallas and ahi to michael. >> caller: first i was thinking no, it doesn't survive. now i'm thinking, you know, maybe it will survive, but it's not going to thrive. the trust is hoetly gone. that person is putting you at risk physically. there's a lot of stuff out there. there's hiv. there's all kinds of stuff you can't get rid of.

i'm not talking about mark sanford's e-mail. i'm talking about divorce.s all the rage these days from christi brinkley to mel gibson to the gosselins. celebrity breakups make the news and make divorce attorneys rich. this private hell isn't always played out on the public stage. 2.5 million americans have divorced in the past year and half of marriages in the u.s. end in splitsville. i tell you, divorce must be fabulous because everybody is doing it. join me and my panel of sadder but wiser ex-wives as we share stories of love and betrayal and everything in between. whether you're a man, a woman, single or divorced or just planning ahead, you don't want to miss this special presentation. >>> my guests tonight have something in common and no, it's not just that they're fabulous which they are. they've all had private divorces play out in the public eye. here we me now is marla maples, actress and radio host, and ex-wife of the donald. dina matos, ex-wife of former new jersey governor, jim mcgreevey, who announced to the world that he was a guy american. sh

fun of adulterers, of making fun of people who have been caught in inappropriate situations, mark sanford clinton, i could name a host of people that he's made millions of dollars ridiculing on his show for having inappropriate sexual relationships. >> absolutely. he still makes jokes about bill clinton 16 years later. you still hear him a couple of times a week. but the question is does his audience care? i mean -- >> does it make him a hypocrite? >> sure, but nobody cares about hypocrisy. his fans love him. they'll rally behind him. they still think he's funny. he's a huge star. we can't pretend the same standard applies, right or wrong, that the same standard applies to stars as it does to regular people. >> i don't think he's a hypocrite. i'll tell you why. he trivializes the affairs. it's all a big joke. i don't know if it's all hip chrissy that all this stuff clinton does is the subject of jokes, making jokes about sarah palin's daughter and things, that's a problem for him. but he trivializes. what he's saying is this stuff isn't important. it's funny. >> i would be very interested