>> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well, under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown center for the const to shame. a farmer criminal prosecutor put county illinois chicago and i had the medical marijuana case and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when they challenged the affordable care act all the way up to the supreme court. >> host: given all that experience, professor barnett, what do you think of the constitution? >> guest: like the constitutional law. i like it more than those who want to change it by creating interpretations of what is supposed to mean by eliminating large parts of the constitution. >> host: here's your book, by the way, "restoring the lost consultation" the presumption of liberty. when we had that argument between a living document in a strict constructionist argument, looking at the constitution, is that a fair argument? >> guest: i wouldn't put it quite that way. i want t

courts have failed to uphold the parts of the constitution to protect our liberties. >> randy barnett is now joining: us on booktv.us on ellis about yourself. >> i'm a professor of legal lite er georgetown law school were ih also direct georgetown center for the constitution and i'm a former criminalfo prosecutor inr cook county illinois in chicago but i argued the medical marijuana case in the supreme court and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when the challenge the affordable care act all the way up to the t supreme court. >> given all that experience, what you think o of the constitution? >> i'd like to constitutional law. i think i like it a lot more than those who want to change it. by having created judicial interpretations of what it'scr supposed to mean and eliminatin large part of the constitution. >> so when we have that argument come and hoosier book by the way, showing "restoring the lost constitution: the presumption of liberty," when we have thatf argument between the livingcumt documents and a strict constructionist argument l

. >> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well, under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown center for the const to shame. a farmer criminal prosecutor put county illinois chicago and i had the medical marijuana case and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when they challenged the affordable care act all the way up to the supreme court. >> host: given all that experience, professor barnett, what do you think of the constitution? >> guest: like the constitutional law. i like it more than those who want to change it by creating interpretations of what is supposed to mean by eliminating large parts of the constitution. >> host: here's your book, by the way, "restoring the lost consultation" the presumption of liberty. when we had that argument between a living document in a strict constructionist argument, looking at the constitution, is that a fair argument? >> guest: i wouldn't put it quite that way. i want t

in november nail carrier tyson barnett was murdered while -- mail carrier tyson barnett was murdered while out delivering the mail in prince george's county. >>> the abuse case at a woodbridge daycare takes a closer step towards trial and a judge says there is probably cause to move the case to circuit court. two former caretakers at the minnieland academy at the glenn face two counts of child cruelty. in testimony two former employees say the women abused the children including spraying toddlers with water, stepping on their toes and hitting them with objects. the charges involve three children, but at least nine children were affected. the defense attorneys suggest it was corporal punishment and the discipline was appropriate. >>> coming up next an altercation breaks out between a police officer and the man who was video taming -- videotaping him making the arrest. >> we are cold and clear now. we had about an inch and a half of notice on the weather terrace. high temperature 38 at national, low was 30, averages now 50 and 33, record high 74, record low 12. we will come back, look

the barnett shale is not some distant formation out in the countryside. it is right underneath dallas and ft. worth, major cities. you know, california, is blessed to have significant shale formations. they're not developing them. had mitchell been in california, had california's regulatory system been the only regulatory system we have, there's no way mitchell would have succeeded. because there's no way he would have been allowed to try and develop the technology. think for a moment what we are able to do now, to drill down, miles into the ground, turn and drill miles horizontally, and extract resources -- you want to talk about technology, you want to talk about unbelievably you imagine trying to do the same thing under san francisco? couldn't have happened. that is the story of america. this government is fond of picking winners and losers or to be more fair, is fond of picking losers. it seems this administration would like to see a whole lot more solyndras and a lot fewer george mitchells. what an incredible opportunity we have right now. but we can

. >> richard barnett is a training expert. and there are training camps and easy financing for any of them. but instead, the u.s. policy of drone strikes has weakened the structure and isolated it's top loaders. >> they have been in afghanistan and given up great wealth to go in very civil which has appealed to many people. >> the death of osama bin laden has launched it into broader appeal. >> his weak point is his relevance. >> al-zarqawi doesn't have day-to-day control over affiliates in places like somalia and yemen. he ordered the leader to concentrate on iraq. >> i don't believe that it has any impact on these young jihaddists, they will carry out on their own without instructions from al qaeda center. >> reporter: obama officials worry that some radicalized fighters will try to launch attacks within the u.s. >> why syria matters is that there are at least 7,000 foreigners from 50 countries fighting in syria today. this is from the u.s. tremendous officials and they're going to go home. >> al-zarqawi is more like a spiri

last november in landover, maryland, carrier tyson barnett was killed on his route. we are talking with authorities here at the scene and we hope to have more information coming up tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> the family of a seven-year- old is demanding answers after the boy wandered outside in the cold for three hours after a school bus driver dropped him off in the wrong place. >> i'm scott broom at the busy intersection of route 197 in laurel, maryland, where a seven- year-old boy was left to wander by himself for three hours by a substitute bus driver yesterday. seven-year-old, tyshon evans was left to fend for himself by a substitute bus driver, about 3 yesterday afternoon. tyshon's aunt is renee hub. >> he was walking around for three hours trying to find his way home. >> he was found after dark walking near the james harrison elementary school. a few blocks from home. >> he was screaming. he was crying, he was cold. >> the boy was treated for mild exposure. the transaction director in an e-mail to the family apologized and promised a thorough investigati

he was convinced the technology ould unlock the vast reserves of energy in the barnett shale beneath dallas and fort worth. nd he kept grappling with the unforgiving the rock until it surroundered. i want to make, economic growth, the energy revolution idn't come from the u.s. department of energy. it didn't come from any government agency. come from a grant program picking this is how to transform energy. it didn't even come with all due hosts s to our wonderful from a think tank in washington. from entrepreneurs risk and pital at meeting a need. that where it occurred was not accidental. state of d in my home texas. there are very few states of the union that would have allowed would have ntation, go -- the chell to barnett shale is not distant out in the country side. it is right underneath dallas worth, major cities. california is blessed have to formations.shale they're not developing them. been in california and had california's regulatory one we een the only have, there's no way mitchell succeeded because there is no way he would have allowed to try to develop the technology.

tyler barnett is the co-founder of textbook. before running this venture he launched several mobile apps including so annoying, a platform of people about what is annoying them. let's take a look. >> i'm tyler, co-founder of textbook.com, a service that takes a text message conversation on your phone and transforms it into a book. billions of texts are received every day. even in my own relationship, i have sent thousands. these messages chronicle our modern lives and preserve the jokes, photos and crazy nights that we need to remember. i sought to create a simple way to turn these messages and photos into a book. we started textbook.com, an android app and iphone service that creates a customized memoir with a title and cover. one book option even makes your text read like a novel. textbook has a dual revenue stream, the purchase of the book and the customization of binding. we grab customers with the concept and then monetize with options. we have no competitor and are seeking to expand the text message book service to other p

after a letter carrier was shot and killed on the job in prince george's county. 28-year-old tyson barnett was shot on his route on reed street in the fairmount heights area, and that murder is still unsolved. >>> another chance of snow coming our way tomorrow morning and big puffy flakes gave a fresh coat to the frees and the grass, but it did not stick to the morning roads, but, doug, tomorrow, the storm could have a bigger impact on the commute than what we saw this morning? >> yes, doreen. because of the timing of this, it is going to start overnight when the sun is down and start with colder temperatures and look at what we have seen. there is the storm that we have seen in some location, and that has picked up good amount of snow, and prince williams county, and some areas picking up two to three inches around springfield and at the airport. and close to 2 to 3 inches of snow where dulles picked up half an inch, and some snow showers now, and snow flurries south of the waldorf and leonardtown a a area, and we have a winter advisory for the area, and southern maryland, and gaithersbur

and so, our technical folks, the engineers, they grew up in the barnette, in the formation of the barnetteve designed this company specific for shale development. and so i think if you tried to ask somebody, you know, do you have 20 or 30 years in shale, the answer can be a maximum of maybe 10, 12 years. >> okay. >> arby mcclellan, we visited him in utica and it was disappoi disappointing. thought he had a lot of oil, didn't really have it. u utica, somewhat good, somewhat bad. how much is utica really worth on top of marcellus? >> if you look at marcellus, people have started to identify and really say where the sweet spots where. with the utica, they thought it was going to be the succeed coming of the eagleford shield down in texas. i think what we've ended up with in the utica is a narrow liquids window, but a very, very prolific dry gas area. >> do you think that natural gas has to go to 6 to be able to take care of the capital flows that you need? because you are levered. and that's worrisome to me, because natural gas comes back to 3, i know you're hedged on more than half for next

press that was common for and who was number two when the fanatics of regulations office said mr barnett was a very very very positive about the transaction. he also said to mr roberts hair and no firm matheson on the apprentice was pro with the deal. an action that was a manager at the time came to paris credit application documents that elusive in egypt and kuwait and the bank's biggest costs missed. she denies do with anything underhanded the way to document what parent asks why the documents state that customers had approached the time rather than the other way around. he said the memos had to be completed quickly. she had limited knowledge about the noise she says her team is understanding was that all matches were taken to the quinn group of unknowns with disgust. i think that the boy to the bank developer john mccabe was the fifth member of the need to attend to give evidence. he said the bank called him into a meeting to ask him to buy some shares. he had almost no experience and share exceeding the cost involved in this helps the time the city was told to deal with the gun and t

miller barnett miller thank you very much for joining us the u.s. and the u.k. have a special relationship they're both part of nato what does it matter what they're getting up to on these spaces. where you're quite right we do have a special relationship but the global surveillance program that the american national security agency has been up to has gone well beyond what we think is acceptable in terms of security are you saying that these bases have basically become a lauren to themselves within the u.k. what we're really talking particularly about menwith hill anyone living in new york should be familiar with it huge goals balls thousands of people working at the scale of it should have told us that something was going on beyond simply missile defense so perelman terrence like myself have been asking questions over the last couple of decades but we've received a brushoff a not very good answer now either our ministers didn't know what was going on which that would be pretty appalling or they did know what was going on and were quite comfortable with it but e

in november, tyson barnett was killed delivering the mail in prince georges county. >> we're very concerned as well. this is something, this is our top priority. >> residents like sherry white who called her letter carrier a sweetheart sure hopes so. >> you don't wish any harm on anyone but he is such a kind gentle spirit. >> inspectors will meet with letter carriers in that area of d.c. to remind them of safety procedures and tomorrow, the postal inspection rvice plans to announce its reward. anyone with information can make an anonymous call to this tip line, 877-876-2455. mark albert, wusa9. >>> new tonight at 11 a woman who was struck by a bus has died. it happened around 7:20 at the rockville metro station. sky 9 flew over the scene and police haven't released the womans name or circumstances leading up to the accident but we will let you know when police do release that information. >>> maryland is talking marijuana. state lawmakers are considering bills that legalize, reg you late and tax the drug possibly generating millions of dollars in the process, but some say this time around,

. >> in november, mail carrier tyson barnett, 26, was shot to death while delivering mayor in cheverly area. his murder drew attention to understaffing and other issues that often result in carriers delivering mail after dark. now today's robbery did occur in broad daylight. unclear at this time is whether the mail carrier's key known as a master key or an arrow key was stolen. that's something that would give him access to panels of mailboxes inside apartment buildings and condos. we don't know if that was taken. but fit was, it could be fairly significant. live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> the family of miriam carey is suing the federal government for $75 million. that lawsuit stems from the high-speed chase and shooting last october. police opened fire as carey rammed her car into a white house barrier and then sped away around the capitol. she was killed. her toddler was in that car but was not injured. carey's sister spoke to our sister station in connecticut tonight. she says she, that carey did not have to die. wendy reiger is listenin

the building 197 will be named after joshua barnett humries. >> and moscow.eds forced from their homes and 32 car with liquidified gas went off the tracks and burst in flames. two- time olympics medallist taking himself out of the running of a snow boarding competition in sochi. he found it intimidating and deciding to concentrate on the half pike. >> looked like he injured his wrist and two of the snow borders got hurt. >> tough decision to making competitive but maybe the safe one. >> he cut his hair too. and bring home the gold. >> that might be lucky. >> extreme weather alert. another major winter storm affecting millions and snarling traffic in the midwest and northeast. thousands of flights are cancelled and that ice is making the roads dangerous. mike tobin on the move. >> reporter: bill what i want to draw your attention to is not the lanes of traffic but all the way over the median those are the now lanes and traffic is moving slow because of a pile up of four tractor trailers and jack-knifed have been cleared, a few of the lanes. moments i- 65 now w

. $100,000 in a murder of tyson barnett. that happened in prince george's county last november. the news4 i team looked into the payoff payoffs and found in all of 2013, the postal service only gave out $138,000 in rewards. it was only $3,000 in 2012. >>> turning to our weather forecast now, skies are clearing after that snowy start we had this morning. we will still have very winter-like temperatures the rest of this week. doug, how cold are we talking? >> really cold numbers. especially tomorrow night into the day friday. take a look what we started off with. you know if you were out in it that's the way it looks. ru rust ruston, everything snow covered. we started to see the clouds clear and sunshine and a lot of the snow begin to melt. it will re-freeze tonight. >> pulled out around 10:00, 11:00, but not before creating 1-2 inches of snow. we are clear and will stay that way and because of the clear skies will cool quickly. morning temperature, 19 in the city. means many around 10 or 11 degrees. high tomorrow only in the mid 30s. windchills in the 20s. we're not done yet. a

we have warriors jim barnett joining us on the program. a 2 for 1. >>> still ahead.tory out of pennsylvania. newlyweds who lured and killed a man they met. and the wife is admitting to other crimes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i remember the moment clearly. -i'll never forget that moment. woman: as long as i live. man: i realized, at that moment, when we first saw the damage, these people really needed us and i was going to make a difference, right here in my community. together with local responders, we cleared trees and collapsed walls. we had to get to the family trapped beneath. as a citizen-soldier, i made a difference. announcer: be there for your community, at nationalguard.com. i'm anne m >>> and welcome back to the news this morning. 8:58. we have a lot to talk about in the next half hour. you may have heard the story from oakland where a guard shot a suspect. and they hired because of the crime rate. things are getting to be more and more of a wild west situation. we have a member in the studio to discuss what is next and how to deal with it. >> and two republicans an

. >> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well, under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown center for the const to shame. a farmer criminal prosecutor put county illinois chicago and i had t

. >> robert barnett, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> there is more bad news for californiars, already dealing with a drought. the system that sends water to farms in the heart of the state is running dry. that means the central valley project will send no irrigation to farms this year. last year the farmers received just 20% of their normal allowance. california's governor declared a drought emergency last month. >>> an important update on a story we first reported on al jazeera america four months ago. concerns a california state senator of corruption. state senator ron calderon was indicted on 24 counts of bribe bribery. official say calderon took cash trips and dinners from an undercover agent and another businessman. calderon's brother tom a former member of the california assembly also faces corruption charges. the allegations first surfaced last october in a report from josh bern tee bernstein from als investigative report. here is a portion of that report. >> los angeles. a city where fame and infamy go hand in hand. >> tax credits work. >> here, everything seems lar

barnette said that letter carriers did not sign up to defend themselves on the street. >> they did notup for it, they are not trained for it, nor are they prepared for it. >> we spoke with several customers who asked, what is next for the letter carriers? are they going to have to carry weapons. with the murder still unsolved, the reward in that case, and in this case, now three days since the kidnapping and beating, the police sources tell me they are hot it worked that hard at work on the cases and there is a $50,000 reward in this latest case. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> now a look at the other top stories. in elderly man was struck and killed by a school bus in silver spring. he was a holocaust survivor. nine the one-year-old elia miranski was killed as he crossed route 29 with his walker. bus driver and 19 students on board were not hurt. the exact cause of the accident is under investigation. >> the owners of a home health care agency, ultra, say they have been unfairly targeted by the d.c. government. they were rated as part of the investigation into medicaid fraud. nobody

long-time tv analyst jim barnett still thinks they have taco bell deep playoff run in them. >> i think the warriors will end up fifth. i have said this before. i would be surprised if they didn't make the playoffs. then, if they do make the playoffs, which i think they will, i would not be surprised if they ended up in the western conference finals. because once they get to the playoffs, this is a very mature basketball team, even for their age. they have great mental toughness. they are very special. they are different. if they stay healthy, i think they can beat anybody in that first and second round. >> the warriors are just 3-7 against the top four teams. in the west this season with the clippers being the only team, golden state has a binning record. >>> kobe bryant is still the league's best all starrings. unreich derek jeter who announced he will retire after the s bryant has no plans for a fair well tour any time soon. >> as far as my retirement plans, i don't know. i don't really want the rocking chair before the game. it would dave me crazy. i'll probably -- drive me crazy. i

observers of mexican economy -- and we want all companies to be successful but in a competitive and barnett-- environment. >> there is also u.s. economic growth. what influence does it have on mexico? goods.xport 81% of our we export them to the u.s. >> so where do the other 19%? >> some goes to canada, some goes to europe. only 4% goes to asia. that means we are very much linked to the u.s. economy and this is a good thing right now, because the prospects for growth in the u.s. look much better than they did just a few years ago. our growth rate is very much linked to the u.s. economy. so now that we're seeing these improvements, we obviously have good prospects for mexico. >> we have a new fed chairman here, janet yellen. and therefore, the question has to do with monetary policy here and tapering and how the fed makes a judgment as to how it has to stimulate the u.s. economy. what do you think of that? >> for mexico, tapering is a symptom of something very good because tapering means that monetary policy is going back to normal in the u.s. and that is because the economy is growing again

there has been increased attention to crimes against postal workers since tyson barnett was attacked and killed while working his route after dark in prince george's county in november. >> we will not rest until the individuals who commit these crimes are brought to just tips. >> reporter: any indication these are related in any way? >> again, this is an ongoing investigation, but there's no reason to think that any of these crimes were connected. >> reporter: the latest postal carrier is a fixture in the community here along webster street and hawaii avenue and a local church or. st both the u.s. postal service and letter carriers union express concern about the safety of their workers on the street with the postal service advising their carriers to be alert and careful of their own personal state of on their routeds. the suspect description in -- on their own personal routes. the suspect description is somewhat vague driving a tan colored late '80s conversion van. >> if you have any information on this case, please call the u.s. postal inspection service, 877-876-2455. >>> caught o

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so that's the latest here in boston, i'm byron barnett. >> thanks so much. stay safe out there. in the meantime bring rafi back in. we're talking about there being another potentially huge storp storm this weekend. say it ain't so. >> more bad news. as we head into the weekend sunday into monday the european computer model and north american models locking in on this storm. we've seen a wavering in that forecast but we expect that. kind of wobbles back and forth but we're still dealing with the potential for a heavy snow maker right along the i-95 corridor that would include philadelphia and new york city and boston. more of a classic nor'easter. not worried about the ice with this one so much as the heavy snow which could be really piling up by monday morning. so yeah, that would be number three in this one, two, three punch of storms. powerful area of low pressure that could bring the wind, the heavy snow, we're talking about snow up to a foot maybe in some spots or more. so that's going to be sunday night into monday. we'll track that as soon as we deal with tomorrow's storm.

. >> booktv recently interviewed georgetown university law professor randy barnett about his book "restoringe lost constitution" in which he argues that for many decades u.s. courts have failed to uphold the parts of the constitution to protect our li

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barnett has a study showing that conservativee values, but the longer they live in america, the longerthey gravitate away from traditional values. we have done -- that is time? just to give you this, we have had the privilege to participate in my hope america. that was a tremendous honor to be able to do that. we didie "courageous," the spanish adaptation. we did the spanish language for their website. that is the kind of thing we do that can help reach and bridge the gap with the community. thank you. [applause] >> this is why what we are doing now is so important. that is demographics. that is unalterable. the question becomes, what kind of americans do they become? they are young now. use all the numbers. and under crowd we are talking about. the question becomes, do we reach them? do we show them what america is supposed to be? that is how we shape the country going forward. otherwise, gonzÁlez from chicago, we need to take hold of these people. bear witness translation is so important. great that we are addressing this now. we need to get much more proactive going forward. from ia

. >> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown c