barlow expressed an interest in having some dinner.ut a strip of meat hanging from maxwell's porch. as he approached maxwell's room, he spotted the two deputies. >> no one's here to hurt you. >> billy barlow walked into maxwell's room, and said to maxwell -- at that point garrett pulled his revolver and shot and killed the man known as billy barlow. billy the kid heard the gunshots and went on the run. >> i don't think that's him, pat. >> stay right here. >> the next day, a friend of his brought his horse over to him, helped him mount up and billy the kid rode away. >> roberts tells a convincing story. but morrison needs more proof. he asks roberts to demonstrate his dexterity with shackles. without hesitatinhesitating, he his thumbs inward making it easier to slip out of a pair of handcuffs. he said he had been living in hiding because he feared he was going to be hung for a killing he said he didn't do. >> moved by roberts' tale, morrison launches a campaign to get him a pardon. two years later, new mexico governor thomas maberry agr

we are at the tail end of a conversation about breast cancer with rose barlow and woody weingarten who has written a wonder if you will book called rollercoaster about a man that can survive his partner's breast cancer. there is so much on the future of breast cancer and always on the edge of hope. what does the the future look like from your perspective around issues of breast cancer? >> ladies first. >> from a community engagement to education and outreach point of view, for us the future is those young women current will i in high school. we are very excited to start thinking deeply about how to engage that group, not to drive them crazy with fear, but to encourage them to be educated, to educate their peers, to do things they can to prevent breast cancer and also to consider going into the field. we need a new generation of advocates, communicators, healers, careers, of scientists. that's something in our future that we are very excited about. >> i think there is a proliferation of organizations now about breast cancer. 20 years ago the word breast was a word that people didn't use

roberts and his girlfriend along with a barlow returned from a dance.essed an interesting in having dinner. he cut a strip of meat hanging from his porch. as he approached makxwell's roo he spotted the two deputies. >> no one is here to hurt you. >> billy barlow walked into maxwell's room and said to maxwell... at that point garrett pulled his revulvar and shot and killed the man known as billy bartolo. billy the kid heard the shots and went on the run. >> i don't think that's him, pat. >> stay right here. >> friend of his who brought his horse over to him helped him mount up and billy the kid road away. >> roberts tells a convincing story but morrison needs more proof. he asks roberts to demonstrate his dexterity with shackles. >> without hesitating william henry roberts holds his hands out and folded his thumbs inwards making it easier to slip out of a pair of handcuffs. he said he had been living in hiding because he feared he was going to be hung for a killing he said he didn't do. >> moved roberts tale he launches a campaign to get him a pardon. tw

>> that was, and justice kennedy asked how barlows plays out in this context -- mr. dreeben is half right in his answer. he is absolutely right the court said if you're not physically inspecting the premises, then you don't have to ahead of time get warrant. justice scalia, it's not a problem cause criminal warrant. all the court is required in this line of cases is that the government show it's part of an administrative scheme. the second part is what'ses -- is what is missing. the key case mentioned in passing it hasn't gotten enough attention, it's called donovan vs. lone stare. it was decided by justice rehnquist, unanimously opinion and it considers a circumstance similar to this. that is under the fair labor standards act, the government can do what it does here. it demands employment records. the reason this court said that that comports with the fourth amendment, there is a balance. that is that the government has to issue a subpoena to which the employer can object. and that accomplishes two things. the first is, without burdening the government it interject

how do you distinguish marshall and barlow? >> the distinction which the night circuit itself to is that about entry into the nonpublic areas of the business which exposes a much wider range of information to the inspection of the authorities. marshall covered every industry in interstate commerce, and it allowed osha inspections without any limitation the and in that circumstance -- >> i guess i don't understand. you would think it makes a difference constitution would be keep the registry at the front desk or in the back-office? >> the ninth circuit analyze precisely that way. you can walk into the lobby of the hotel. united in expectation of privacy. all you do is you ask the hotel keeper, the front desk clerk, to show the register which can be done simply by just moving the computer screen so that the officer can see. that is the most minimal intrusion on privacy interest, if they exist. >> if i run out to i think i might prefer to to uniform detectives in the background so the guests don't see. i think it's quite interesti

kevan barlow who said one word. cornhole. >> cornhole? >> divide into two teams, the t.j.s, and have a game every morning. i love this idea. we're going to do it. rockets versus the titans. who is on my team? >> really? >> yeah. >> we're going cornhole? >> cornhole. kermit encore up next. happy friday. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores that's the world news polka ♪ >> take it kermit! ♪ okay if you're an insomniac and a good night sleep you lack do the world news polka ♪ ♪ on banjo and accordion, the folks love every note ♪ ♪ but when we sing it sounds like there's a frog stuck in our throat ♪ >> yeah! ♪ sing it loud sing it big, every anchor frog and pig, do the world news polka ♪ >> take it! ♪ honey dew the sweetest chef and beaker too they do the world news polka ♪ ♪ even and pepe gets up way before the dawn to do the world news polka ♪ >> listen. ♪ next time bring miss piggy because i hear she's quite a ham ♪ ♪ i hope she didn't hear you, barry, or you'll be on the lamb ♪ ♪ neighbors yell it's half past three, tell them that it's news to me ♪ ♪

now you come around to 2000 or so and a group of france led by catherine barlow, they figured out ifthis mutation it dramatically affected your cholesterol. if you were missing it your bad clust roll went down quite a bit. and if you had it overactive it went up. then dr. hobbs went on to find out if you didn't have this protein, this genetically. you had a lifetime reduction of 90% -- basically you didn't get a heart attack. you're almost immune to heart attacks if you didn't have this protein. and because you had a lifetime lowering of your cholesterol. now my partner george enters the picture and he and his team at regeneron, they came up with the first that was tested in humans. they showed it works and together with san fee -- >> it blocks it. >> i don't see why it wouldn't be the same then. >> the lowering is dramatic. >> if it's 90% no markets, you should be able to -- and with statin, their whole body hurts. >> well statin intolerance is complicated. it's common, but the question is how do you sort it out? many people who actually are statin intolerant you can get them on a s