garre. mr. garre: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: two factors distinguish this case from those in which the court has found cause lacking to excuse a default: first, the state itself had a direct hand in the extraordinary events leading up to the default in this case; and second, the actions of maples' attorneys, which rise to the level of abandonment, are not attributable to maples under agency law or other principles that this court has invoked in determining when attorney conduct may be imputed to a client. that this court has invoked in determining when conduct can be with a client. it the default at issue in this case is not fairly attributable to cory maples. the decision of the 11th circuit should be reversed. for either or both of those reasons, the default at issue in this case is not fairly attributable to cory maples and the contrary decision of the eleventh circuit should be reversed. chief justice john g. roberts: you talk about the state's role. i assume that you are talking a

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garr giordano appealee an order that keeps his second failed appeal.police believe giordiano had sometting to do withhthe disappearance of his travelling partner ... 35-year fredericksburg.giordano maintains his innocence and says gardner was swept away while snorkeling. marylann's special essionniss headingginto its second day with a final vote on congressional redistricting. redistriccing.last night the state senate gave goveenor martin o'malley's plannto re--raw maryland's eeght congressional districts preliminary approval. re-districting is requiree pvery ten years tomake sure &prepresentee.governor qually o'malley's map preservvsthe state's two minority districts...including the one &pheld byccogressmaa elijah cummingss but reeublicans say the governor'sppan wouldd reduce maryland's g.o.p. membees of congress...from tww (governor) "i think he rrsponse to that is found in the vast majoriiy of others who lookeddat this map and found it to be fair aad balance" balanced." (pipkin) "there are three differenn maps that show you an create majority minori

garre? >> what we know is what mr. de leeuw has said, which is that he was involved in the case at some point. it's not clear what his involvement was. at the oral argument in the eleventh circuit, he said, on page 302 of the joint appendix, that he was - they were awaiting further action from the court. so, we don't know what his involvement was. >> mr. garre, we don't know, we don't know. isn't that just proof that if we were to find that holland applied, the holland exception applied, that we would have to remand this case? >> i think that would be appropriate, your honor. of course, we think the court should find that the holland -- the holland exception, or more particularly -- >> in that regard, there is one part of holland that you don't really address, which is that holland contrasted a statute of limitations issue with respect to access to a federal court with a procedural bar and said that the state's procedural bar had interest of federalism, that we had to be cautious of ignoring a state procedural bar beca

superintendent lee, i want to commend you as well for really overseeing the work and superintendent garr see yo -- garcia, you too, monitoring the process and making sure that everything fits in the puzzle. it's a puzzle that has to get put together and a combination domino effect. that's the tall -- that's a talent. it's not just something you have automatically. it takes skill and talent and know-how. it's savvy and political will. you all have been able to do that. these schools reflect that effort. thank you so, so very much. we talk about it, not only here in san francisco, i want you to know it is a pleasure to speak to staff in the schools and they're so pleased but also to people who come and visit san francisco and see our school sites because they are amazed. thank you. >> by the way in conclusion, i want to apoll jidse for the heat. i should have had my tool belt on and fixed that. >> we'll be talking to you about that later. i want to make a couple of comments. i missed fairmont, was fairmont good. the changes to the learning environment for our students is just tremendous an

. >> we kind of noticed the customers were just holding on to their garr manies a little longer, insteadaring the pants once, now wearing them two or three times. >> those are the same customers that changed the behavior the most. >> they were waiting about every 32 days, and now they are waiting about 38 days. >> and interesting enough they were spending the same amount of money on each stop, just less frequently. >> they decided to put more effort into a customer rewards program that the company saw five years ago. >> we saw a 20% increase in the store sales by putting a recognition program, and we think it starts with recognizing the customers on their birthday and on their anniversaries of when they did business with us. >> they focused on the clients that only broke from their routine. >> it was about 20% of our customers. >> they offered a new deal on valentine's day, and they put it to the test. >> we offered a dollar off if they brought in so many pieces of dry-cleaning, and the other location it was a percentage off, and in the end, more customers redeemed a prernlg off. >> the

the vv and varsity teams will board their buses under police garr.nesday an e-mail was sent to a random employee at the district office. the e-mail contained an unspecified threat against alhambra high. basically something to the effect of something bad could happen. police are saying nothing has given any credibility to this threat. again, they cannot be too careful. they are very much focused, police and school officials on finding the source of that e-mail. what we do know is that school will be open today. it is going to be up to parents whether or not they feel comfortable sending their kids here. they've been notified. the principal told the contra costa times he would send his own kids today if he didn't feel that way he would have closed the school. but he understands if there is going to below attendance today. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:31 now. firefighters rescued two elderly people from a burning house in concord this morning. the fire erupted at 1:30. police who arrived heard two victims inside. heavy smoke kept them from entering

and i finally was reading a biography called "bearing the cross" by david garr oh.in there. apparently, dr. king was despondent, fatigued, from the selma march, from the discord within the civil rights movement, and his best friends had been worried about how tired and depressed really he was, and suggested he get away. and he had gone down to miami and then was going to nassau. but as you say, for all he had accomplished, as we stood with him there that evening, the nobel peace prize already, "time" magazine man of the year already, the i have a dream speech, one of the greatest speeches in the history of this country, already. on that night, he was only 36 care years old. >> wow. it's pretty cool that you've got that memory, bob. thanks so much. >>> you can go to cnn.com/opinion to read bob's piece. >>> coming up, in a tough economy, many couples are putting off something much bigger than a big screen tv or a new car. they are cutting back on having kids. >>> also ahead, run a marathon, get married, in that order. it's not your usual prewedding tradition, but it w

. >> the state would call garre garret kopp to the stand. >> and here was the man at the end of thatdid it, garret kopp. 25 years old, short, scruffy. the self-confessed killer shuffled into the courtroom and told a horrifying tale, how christopher instructed him to enter the house by a sliding glass door by the pool, how he made a sketch of the house to garret down a hallway, to john and susan's bedrooms. >> what did you do when you went down the hallway. >> see to shoot. >> who did you shoot first? >> john. >> is that mr. sutton? >> yes. >> where was mr. sutton when you shot at him initially? >> on the bed. >> what did you see mr. sutton do when you shot him? >> flip off the bed. >> after you fired at mr. sutton, what did you do? >> proceeded to shoot in the other room. >> and who was the person with whom you were in a plan to shoot john and susan sutton? >> chris sutton. >> and what do you remember the defendant telling you about how much money you might expect to get? >> upwards of $100,000. >> until this moment, john sutton had been a spectator at his son's trial. his thoughts a

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turn the microphone over to the ranking member of the full foreign relations committee, senator large garr. >> -- lugar. >> thank you very much, madam chairman, i join you in welcoming dr. michael mcfaul to our committee. the united states relationship with russia remains as you pointed out critical to many foreign policy priorities including nuclear nonproliferation, counterterrorism, global energy security and numerous regional issues in euro-asian a, common interests and economic conditions have created openings for cooperation in specific areas but we need to proceed according to realistic assessment of what is possible and we should avoid ratcheting our attitude towards russia between severe disappointments and excessive expectations. last year the senate approved the new s.t.a.r.t. treaty for ratification which preserved the foundations of certainty in the u.s. much russian strategic relationship. one does not have to abandon skepticism of the russian government or dismiss contentious foreign policy disagreements with moscow to see value in a practical enterprise of nuclear verificat