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Impeachment proceedings. >> this sets the precedent this is okay to do. that's the message that the president is taking from congress' inaction. >> on impeachment, nancy pelosi addressed this today. she says it's not one issue that will trigger a decision to begin proceedings on impeachment. she's not committing to it right now, shep. >> shepard: rich, on another matter, a federal watch dog agency is recommending that the president fire kellyanne conway. explain the basis. >> it says she violated the hatch act. this is a federal law that prohibits employees while at work engaging in election p...

>> shepard: i remember being outside the courthouse as the verdict was being read. standing in front of the courthouse downtown with the smog still thick in the air with a bunch of photographers and produce producers, we made a plan. here's how we were getting out of town. there was nobody in los angeles that didn't believe if there was a guilty verdict all hell was about to break loose. you could feel it. >> the evidence was guilt was ever overwhelming, this was the case. marsha clark became a friend of mine from a show i did, which i played any self, a reality show. all the o.j. lawyers, pro...

Judge andrew andrew napolitano that covered the trial in 1995. you won it but they didn't get anything, did they? >> not much of anything. some personal property, his pensions were excluded from my collection process by law. that's what he's living off of now, pensions from hertz, the nfl. >> all that encompassed, that was o.j. by the sea we called it. of all that encompassed that civil trial, what is your lasting memory? >> just the right result in the end. went more smoothly than the criminal trial. i covered that for fox. i went from covering the criminal trial to the civil trial. just some...

Safe to breathe. we were breathing in the same toxic chemicals that are making first responders sick. instead of removing us when it was clear not to stay there, we finished out the school year. >> shepard: why do you think they did that? >> i think at the time people were not really sure how to react given the situation. 9-11 was an incredibly large attack. an unprecedented event. people didn't have much experience dealing with something of this magnitude. there were so many concerns that they were facing including what to do about the fact that wall street is downtown, what to do with the th...

If people didn't return immediately to the area, we would be facing some sort of economic problems, collapse because wall street is down there. i think they prioritized the health of the economy over the health of the american citizens that were dealing on the front lines. >> shepard: are you confident that this bill will pass and things will be right? >> i wish i would say i was confident it will pass in the house. we have 308 co-sponsors. i have no idea what will happen in the senate. i hope they feel called to act on it quickly, especially given the testimony yesterday. i know you played a ...