host: i will go with john j. why the robes, what is the symbolism behind the robes? you continue to wear them in our society? justice scalia: i'm sure we could do our work without the roads. we could do our work without this glorious holding where you are deciding to have this conversation in. buildingrobes and the is the to the people -- in significance that goes on here. that is nothing new. billings don't always look like bus stations, and they shouldn't. host: justice breyer called it the symbol of the american judicial process. when you come to work here, are you conscious of that when you drive appear after doing it for so long. justice scalia: conscious of? host: conscious of it being hard of american society. get used toia: you it. you take stuff for granted that maybe shouldn't take for granted. wearing a granted robe going on the bench. are there special places in italy where you might go to reflect on the history or the predecessors? justice scalia: not really. i hang out in my chamber most of the time. the center of the building, what is the reason the bu

continuing to run in the green and one other accident to point out, this is johnston, highway 521 at john j. delaney in the heart of ballantyne. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> john: a gas price war had gallon of gas. coming up in the 6:30 half hour, we'll tell you where and how this happened. >> christine: pennies, okay. kristen miranda getting you some video you haven't seen yet this morning and headlines that are just in, we'll check in with her 5:46 right (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> you're planning your day with wbtv news this morning. >> christine: ten minutes before 6:00. welcome back to wbtv news this morning. >> john: incredible video of an explosion in russia that came in the alert center. >> kristen: you can see incredible things from a drone and in this case, take a l

and then george washington will send john j, our first chief justice of the supreme court, send him to britain to negotiate with theaty, again idea of keeping us out of the war and settling questions of rights.er and these he seemed like a good candidate for washington to send. of the treaty he brought back becomes very controversial and really one of the tipping points in creating these two parties leading to what we know today. the treaty basically becomes publicly attacked in the press, in what would become the democratic, republican party, jameske thomas jefferson, madison would start vilifying this treaty. what is interesting is nobody has actually read it. and yet, it's going to be pilloried in the press to the point where a lot of people hate this treaty they do not know anything about. side, they are in favor of the treaty, in favor of building the young economy of the united states, staying out of a war, trading with all sides in europe, not the limiting -- not being limited by a alliance with france. we see this treaty become a head point between these two sides. and the sena

justice scalia: john j, over your shoulder, was the first chief justice, and that was before 1800. he is wearing a glorious robe, not just black but black and red , but what you told me is news to me. susan swain: i will go with john but let's say it is 2009 and tank tops aside, what is the symbolism behind the rope -- robe? why do people continue to wear them in our society? justice scalia: i'm sure we could do our work without the roads, without this glorious that you are designing to have this conversation in. the roads are like the building, in part to the people who come , the is the significance importance of what goes on here. that is nothing new. public goings don't look like bus stations. we should not. -- they should not. susan swain: this is a symbol of the american initial process internationally. when you come to work here, are you conscious of that when you drive up here after doing it for such a long time? being part of the american judicial process? justice scalia: i can't say it is in the middle of my mind. i usually thinking about what case i am working on that da

i teach at john j college of criminal justice. i have an issue with that and it makes the choice a little challenging. >> she makes the point that those are prisons were built during the clinton administration. >> yeah. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. michelle, it's a pleasure. >> thank you so much. >>> straight ahead on eyewitness news, cruise ship battered and damaged in that major damage back at sea again after undergoing repairs in our area. ahead. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ . >>> a little bit of history. we the dipped to negative 1 just a few minutes ago. coldest update ever. >> 1 below on the thermometer. >> yes. i'm not sure how long it's been since we've been there. i would do a little guess actual fact. weave got the research -- we've got the research team on it. coldest valentine's day in 100 years and record setting

john;j-3tv@ roberts is here wits important part of the process. >> very important.an awful lot of confusion with these people as well. new hampshire likes to mix things up, hard to pin down. like to change the narrative of the election but these independent voters for the most part can't make up their minds who they want to vote for. gettingk(éb-ú inundated by the campaigns, literature coming their way, but almost seems like the more they learn the less clear they are to vote for. >> what will make up your mind who to votexxóo for? >> their resume. really, i'm a carli fan. could i be swayed yes? >> how will you know when you know. >> tuesday morning when i'm in there vote with my gut. >> a tough decision? >> yes. >> probably vacillating right until we walk in. >> absolutely. >> shep, as you mentioned, these independent voters can vote póx republican. one fellow i met said he is torn between both candidates on the democratic side and three on the republican side. another fellow said he decided to vote republican but that as far as he has gotten. >> what will change y

from the first citizens bank on john j. delaney drive. the man in the hat is 42-year-old lewis fite, also robbed the bb&t bank on mallard in jail on $80,000 bond. >>> a big brawl at a local game. this is at salisbury high school in the big varsity game against north rowan. people say it started as a fight between players and fans ran out on the court and got involved. the game had to be stopped in the third quarter when the fight broke out. both teams were taken to locker rooms, no would could leave until north rowan was loaded on buses. state athletic officials are meeting to discuss what this could mean for the postseason for both teams. >>> next on wbtv news saturday morning, the next gop debate for president will take place later tonight in greenville, south carolina. we have a preview as candidates continue to spar on the campaign trail. >>> hearing from carolina panthers cam newton, on social media about social media about the past he took a stand for hand-leafed lettuce and fresh-sliced tomatoes. he formed a perfect union between 1

police gave us surveillance photos of the robber earlier from the first citizens branch on john j. delaney drive. the man in the hat is 42-year-old lewis fite, also robbed the bb&t bank on mallard creek road a month ago, in jail on $80,000 bond. >>> we have video of a big brawl, wild story, a local high school basketball game got out of hand. look at the people on the court. salisbury high school, big varsity game against north rowan. people say it started as a fight between players. some fans ran out on the court, got involved. the game had to be stopped. fightquarter.they couldn't leave until north rowan were on the buses. state officials will discuss to mean what it means for the postseason for both teams >>> police chief in maiden is calling an officer-involved shooing tragic. his officers responded to a man barricade in a bathroom on old park road. elijah jackson had a knife on him. he was cover in blood. the chief says jackson slashed at officers and they shot and killed him. friends we talk to say they called 911 trying to get help for jackson they are upset officer used the

john j. was not present at the framing.hem because they were intelligent people of the tomb and, therefore, what they thought this language meant was likely what it meant. >> why do you have such faith in those politicians at that time? you know, i mean, these days, if the current crop of politicians created some new constitution, people wouldn't have the faith that young, burning unflinching faith. why are you so convinced that these guys over 200 years ago were so right? >> you have to read the federalist papers to answer that question. i don't think anybody in the current congress could write even one of those numbers. these men were very, very thoughtful. i truly believe that there are times in history when the genius bursts forth at some part of the globe, like 2,000 b.c. in athens or florence for art. and i think one of those places was 18th century america for political science. madison said that he told the people assembled at the convention. gentlemen, we are engaged in the new science of government. nobody had eve

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. >> reporter: governor john kasich and j,b bush would not be drawn into the debate. >> i don't question people's christianity. >> reporter: a supporter said he had found hope in kasich's message. >> you've got to celebrate other people's wins, and sometimes you've got to sit with them and cry. >> reporter: and bush addressed a huge -- in his campaign, governor haily addressing marco rubio. >> that's a powerful -- >> i'll mark her down as neutral. >> reporter: the democrats held a town hall in los angeles. hillary clinton and bernie sanders traded barbs. >> we're in a campaign, and the secretary will say what she'll say. >> i don't know where all this comes from. democrat until he decided to run for president. >> president. >> and that was diane galling aer reporting for bus morning. the voters are gearing up for the first caucus of the west coast this election season. democrats are first, and news 4's alex knito is live with a look at how tomorrow's process will look. alex? >> reporter: good morning, sam. we've been talking about this democratic caucus for weeks now, and the time has fi

the private secretary to abraham lincoln in the white house, he was a civil war as a young man as john j and work massive work on lincoln. the thing is that hay lived in the white house while serving under lincoln. he wasn't important yet. he helped him and became secretary of state, the thought crossed my mind, if hillary clinton, she can say she's the second secretary of state who has listed in the white house because that's the case. john hay could have been the first. all right, now the fact is john hay would have been a good choice, he would have been fine if he had succeeded, but luckily it did not happen, now, the thing is he leaves office in 19091904 upon his victory, i will run not again, why did i say that, he was young. he left office at 50. he was the youngest president we've ever had, 42 years and 11 months, nine months younger than john f kennedy, which is the youngest elected. there was a split in the party between conservatives and progressives. decided although he didn't make it public for a long while, he's going to run, at 1912 he announces his hat in the ring and has

john j was. it was a time when the jeffersonian's had taken over. jefferson was about to be inaugurated , however ellsworth had health issues and john adams needed a new chief justice and his thought was john jay. john jay is the perfect person. he's got experience with it. he's done being governor of new york which he thought was a better job . i'll write him a letter and he will take it. john jay wrote back a letter that's a fascinating letter, the gist of which was , the supreme court is never going to amount to anything. i was well out of it before and i'm not coming back. and so john adams as secretary of state brought him that letter. adams read it and said , looked up at his secretary of state who was john marshall and said who should i nominate now? i guess i have to nominate you. and the rest is history. morrison wade was grants fifth or sixth choice . a lot of corruption in the government then. everybody nominated turned out to be involved in some financial impropriety and he literally said to his attorney general at one point, who is that

get involve >> not at all because remember there's nothing exciting in 2004 about going to ve for j john kerry. he already won, so that didn't drive up the vote. the nominee is ected by -- [ indistinguishable ] and that's going to happen by both parties again. most importantly in 2004 we had a little over 70,000 democrats voted in.. 2008 in our first caucus we had almost 100,000. 20,000 democrats or more vote inside '08. in 2008 we had great success. it was one of our better years. say that the primary wins the nominees alrea been selected drives the numbers. and so the mai thing that i keep emphasizing is this caucus is a volunteer activity. it's not perfect, b it's going to be great. >> what type of numumbers doouou expect at thend of the night as far as participation? >> we had 38,000 in. 2008 i think we'll be at 50,000. there's tremendous interest. we've had the 38,000 came from a 10-day campaign by barack obama. then senator clinton did not campaign. we've now had both campaigns for about a month. working it hard. [ laughter ] >> like i said itt will not be perfect, but it's going t

john j. was not present at the framing. people of the time and therefore what they thought this language meant was likely what it meant. >> why do you have such faith in those politicians of that time? you know i mean these days, if the current crop of politicians created some constitution, people wouldn't have the faith that, the unburning unflinching faith that you do. why are you so convinced that these guys over 2 hundred years ago were so right? >> you have to read the federalist papers to answer that question. i don't think anybody in the current congress could write even one of those numbers. these men were very, very thoughtful. i truly believe that there are times in history when genius bursts forth at some part of the globe, you know, like 2000 bc in athens or in florence for art. and i think one of those places was 18th century america for political science. madison said that he told the people assembled at the convention, gentlemen we are engaged in the new science of government. no one had ever tried to design

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i hereby appoint the honorable john j. duncan jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2016, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate wreck niggets between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez. for five minutes. you may be seated. i'm utierrez: mr. speaker, not here to give a political speech. this is not the right venue for that, but i would like to share some observations i have about visiting nevada last week. the first observation is that among a broad and diverse segment of voters, there is a great deal of excitement about the political process. it almost doesn't matter which candidate people p

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john: i this man anti-freedom? >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. john: are these candidate war mongers? >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we'll find you and we'll kill you. john: do any of the republican candidate stand for freedom? that's our show tonight. this week just sick republican candidate are left. five who i think have a shot at winning. trump, rubio, cruz, bush, and kasich. i left out ben carson because the betting odd which are the best predictor give carson less than 1% chance of winning. tonight we focus on the leading 5. at elect time the media focuses opening trivial thing. the day to day changes are not important stuff. what's important is freedom, prosperity, security, which candidate is likely to bring us that? and who has the best ideas or the best bad ideas? tonight we have matt welch. is there any good news? >> libertarians from where they always are, on the outside looking in and talking about values and policy rather than

this was at the john j delaney drive' location. no one was hurt - but the bank did close down for the rest of the day. if you have seen this man or have any information - call crimestoppers at the number on your screen. this morning, a man is recovering with several broken bones after being trapped underground in gastonia. firefighters had to rescue the construction worker after he fell into a 12- foot hole! officials say the hole was leading into the basement of the "old lawyers building" on main avenue. they had to use a ladder truck and a basket to lift the man out. his co-workers say they're thankful because his injuries could .today...sunny. highs in the lower 40s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. cloudy. lows in the mid 20s.. .friday...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. northeast winds around 5 mph. .saturday...sunny . highs in the upper 30s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. .sunday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 30s. .monday...cloudy with a chance of snow...mainly in the afternoon. moderate snow accumulation possible. highs in th

john: i this man anti-freedom? >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. john: are these candidate war mongers? >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we'll find you and we'll kill you. john: do any of the republican candidate stand for freedom? that's our show tonight. this week just sick republican candidate are left. five who i think have a shot at winning. trump, rubio, cruz, bush, and kasich. i left out ben carson because the betting odd which are the best predictor give carson less than 1% chance of winning. tonight we focus on the leading 5. at elect time the media focuses opening trivial thing. the day to day changes are not important stuff. what's important is freedom, prosperity, security, which candidate is likely to bring us that? and who has the best ideas or the best bad ideas? tonight we have matt welch. is there any good news? >> libertarians from where they always are, on the outside looking in and talking about values and policy rather than

donald trump and bernie sanders are the big t surprise was governor john kasich q j had a strong showing after spending all of his time and money. >> there is magic in the air with this campaign because we don't see is this as another campaign. you seeas it as an opportunity for all of a us, and, i mean, all of us, to be involved in something that is is backk donald trump took top just to the state the main after turning a good movie he couldov turn strong numbers. >> sanders lost iowa to hillary clinton tearing. nearly every demographic groupa he run he won college degrees and more mrs. clinton and her concession acknowledged those young voters who really believed him to his t win. >> it is just too late for the same old same oldtoo and the establishment the people want real change. but i will repeat what i have said - - even if they are not supporting me know, i support them. >> in the meantime chris christie is having a home to take a deep breathc after a sixth place finish in it new hampshire. even if he drops out, john k-6 strong finish complicates the risk for the race for the repu

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this evening, chief j justice john roberts released a statement saying scalia was "an extraordinary individual and jurist who was admired and treasured by his colleagues." roberts added, "scalia's passing is a great loss to the court and to the country he served." among justice scalia's most important decisions, he cast a crucial vote in "bush v. gore "the case, of course, that made george w. bush president in 2000, despite his ideological opposition to the perspectives of colleagues like justices ginsberg, and kagan, he was held in high esteem by them. we will pring in our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford ght now. jan, the supreme court is session a week from monday, so how does the court move forward? >> reporter: i mean, i think that's one of those almost unimaginable questions. when you think about that seat that justice scalia has held now for 30 years being empty and the role he played o o that supreme court and the impact he had on the law. of course, you know, this sparkling intellect, this conservative icon, not always able to persuade even the more conservative justices to go

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i hereby appoint the honorable john j. duncan jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2016, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate wreck niggets between the parties

it was john j parnell thomas. anybody heard of him? with the chairman of the american activities committee. they came in the primary right to come and take over this chamber and some of our great intellectuals some of our great fellow human beings and said have you ever been-i was sitting right there in 1957-the next year they came again and suddenly people came and said this is not that happen once again. the house un-american activities committee. later to go to the penitentiary. the but the fire hoses out. how many have heard about that? i was 1958. i was on at the bits on israel. but 57) those days they had the benches were different. everybody spoke in those days and had ashtrays. everybody was smoking up a storm. did you guys know that? was a board of supervisors-pretty funny, and i was here in this happens to be super bowl week and so i feel an irony. curated. the dialogue in a time of [inaudible] no time-the irony of having it happen to you guys to straighten it out. all my goodness. but it is true. it's been a long strange tri

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j turns 51, and john travolta is 62. artist-singer yoko owno turns 33. watching "early today." . >> on air, online, where ever you are, wrong starts now. >> today, there will be a meeting for redistricting,. >>> plus, it is sort of like if you have a, you require everybody to have a key under their mat, how do you make sure that just the right people use the key. >> the battle heats up surrounding apple's decision to unlock a -- unlock a phone for the fbi. >>> what a game. >> it was i watched the first half and wanted to watch the second half but it was like it is time to go to bed, mike. >> thank you for watching. so glad you are with us. >> we are watching the weather good morning, alyssa. >> after an exciting start to week, we are finally looking at calmer conditions, clear skies around the triangle and surrounding area but as we head loud the day, we will continue -- throughout the day, we will continue to see the sunshine. as far as temperatures, we are at 35 in raleigh, 37 in durham, 37 in clayton, rocky mounts, goldsboro, around the sand hills top

j turns 51, and john travolta is 62. artist-singer yoko owno turns 33. >>> in the baby's room. >> i know. you know -- >> right now at 4:30. dangerous discovery. a charlotte mother speaking out about the state of her apartment. we went looking for answers and tell you what management says they're doing about it. >>> and sounding off. cms parents, how voice your concerns about student reassignment. >>> plus republicans rally. a flurry of activity today in south carolina as the gop primary gets closer. who's going where and when. good morning, thanks for being here with us, i'm brooke katz here with larry sprinkle, the day estop stories coming up but first -- day's top stories coming up but first a couple of school alerts, ashe, avery and watauga a two hour delay today but really it's going to be ha nice day overall larry. >> should be and i think by tomorrow they'll stop the delays and things will improve. not a bad scene out there this morning and we take a look at look very, very quiet and brooke will be here throughout

j turns 51, and john travolta is 62. artist-singer yoko owno turns 33. watching "early today."got you covered. this is today in iowa." we could have a new frontrunner in the republican race for the white house. see what the numbers are telling us this morning. plus -- what an iowa police chief is accused of -- that led to his protest. we know photoshop has something to do with it. and all 44 presidents in a flash. a four-year-old has a fascination with the white house. all you have to do is ask. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. good thursday morning. warmer temperatures and windy conditions will dominate the forecast as we end the work week. for the most part, we will have a mostly cloudy sky today with highs in the lower 40s north, to upper 40s south. the snow melt will continue, adding moisture to the low levels of the atmosphere, so patchy areas of drizzle are possible this evening and overnight across the north, but for the most part we stay dry. winds today will be wsw 15 to 25 mph, gusting higher. the wind picks u

j turns 51, and john travolta is 62. artist-singer yoko owno turns 33. watching "early today."the prosecution rests in the case of murdered waynesboro police captain kevin quick. the revealing cell-phone records released in court. # amanda rusmisell, essure patient" it was the worst decision i ever made in my life it caused me to have a hysterectomy." new details about the controversial birth control device essure. why one congressman says more more deaths are linked to the device.### good morning and thanks for here on w-s-l-s 10. i'm jenna zibton. and i'm patrick mckee. after winter weather across southwest virginia, mostly sunny days are now expected. this is a live look at the star city from our downtown roanoke skycam. storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori joins us now.. kristina? today: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s tonight: mostly clear with lows in the middle & upper 20s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s & lower 50s saturday: sun & clouds with highs in the lower 60s sunday: isolated showers possible with highs in the lower 60s possibl