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. >> for the second time this year supreme court justice stephen breyer is the victim of crime. somebody broke into his house in georgetown while he was out of town earlier this month. according to the police report, the thief took silver candles and other silverware worth $3,000. back in february a man with a machete robbed breyer and his wife inside a vacation home in the caribbean. >>> drugs, the gun, and the first pictures of george zimmerman's injuries. tonight legal experts are scouring hundreds of pages of evidence released in the trayvon martin case. what's not yet clear is what it all means. nbc's kurt gregory reports. >> reporter: more than 180 pages of documents, witness statements, and photographs were released late thursday by special prosecutor angela corey's office. evidence the state says supports their charges against george zimmerman. among the pages, never-before-seen photos of injuries allegedly sustained by the 28-year-old zimmerman during his confrontation with trayvon martin and images of the scene where the shooting took place on february 26th. zimmerman

no one was home at the time unlike in february at breyer's vacation home in nevis. breyer and his houseguests at the time were threatened with a machete by a gardener who took $1,000. >>> today jurors in the john edwards corruption trial asked to see specific evidence including a list of all exhibits and office supplies, among them a note from heiress and donor rachel bunny mellon. they'll have to decide if edwards committed a crime during his 2008 presidential campaign when he used money from wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards denies breaking any campaign finance laws. >>> day one of the g-8 summit is over for world leaders meeting at camp david. it's the largest gathering of leaders to ever stay at the presidential retreat in the maryland mountains. presidents and prepares began arriving before dawn. the discussion will focus on world security. the most intense talks are likely to be on the euro crisis, food security also another priority. in fact, the president announced $3 billion in private sector pledges to fight hunger in africa. he will as

by the time breyer was nominated it was really no big deal because that was a capstone on a trend. here, too, unfortunately, we are experiencing a much more visible but a capstone on a trend that has been building quietly in washington, quietly in the political circles on capitol hill and is now coming more -- has now become more visible to the american public at large. i suppose, though, there is a blessing in that. we should try to find that. in the same book of ecclisiastes, king solomon wrote the passages telling us that's for everything there is a season. and he puts those passages in pairs, right? so there's a time to build and a time to tear down. et cetera. and perhaps -- perhaps that message -- one of the messages in that is that things that are valuable in life come in situations where sometimes you take steps forward and sometimes you take steps back. sometimes you are in a creative mode and sometimes unfortunately, we're confronting a challenging or even a destructive mode. but there's a creative tension that is natural to life that has to bring us forward. and we have

breyer's georgetown home was burglarized earlier this month. a spokesperson says no one was at home at the time and no materials related to the court were taken. in february justice breyer, his wife and a house guest were robbed while on vacation in the caribbean. no one was hurt. >>> capitol hill, thieves breaking into congressional offices, apparently using keys to get in in the middle of the night. among the offices burglarized were those of freshman new jersey republican john runyan and the office of south carolina freshman republican trey gowdy right next door. runyan's office was broken into twice a week apart. the thieves have stolen cameras and ipods, one computer monitor, cash and lots of collectibles and knicknacks. the buildings are guarded 24/7 but keys were obviously used in these burglaries. >> it has to be an inside job, obviously, employees somewhere in the capitol system, i don't want to be pointing fingers at all, but if it's at night and the offices are locked it has to be an inside job. >> capitol police are not talking to t

. >> new at 11:00 supreme court justice stephen breyer has been the victim of the crime for the second time in three nights. his georgetown home was burglarized earlier this month. in february, he was robbed at knifepoint at his vacation home in the caribbean police are investigating. >> >> the toyota sports desk is brought to you by your local toyota dealers, moving you forward. front and center in frederick county -- world leaders will be heading to camp david tomorrow. dozens of protesters are expected. people living in the area are bracing for potential problems. >> business leaders are being encouraged to prepare for the worse, but hope for the best. behind me is baker it -- baker park in frederick. this is the site of the block party for saturday morning. it is a hot spot for protesters. organizers are encouraging radicals to come out the tiny camp david community is taking the final steps before it takes center stage for this weekend's g8 it. >> the kids will probably never have a chance to have that happen again in a small town. >> hundreds of protesters are planning to be at t

supreme court justice sieb breyer has been robbed again.ost" says his home was burglarized and $3,500 of cutlery and scandal shticks were stolen. no court documents were taken and no one was home at the time. in february, a gardener with a ma che tee stole $1,000 from breyer and exeses from his home in the caribbean. that pushed congress to allocate $1 million to hire dozen new supreme court officers. >>> talk about rocky road. armed environmental police shut down an ice cream stand in massachusetts over mother's day weekend and stood guard to make sure potential customers were turned away. officers said the operator had not obtained construction permits to make improvement to the stand at great book farm state park. this the operator said is new to him. the reason i'm here and the purpose of having me here is to improve the facility and operate a commercial dairy farm. it make improvements every single day and are for 26 years. finally, sagging world economy claimed more victims. topless dancers at crazy horse nightclub in paris went on st

police are investigating a burglary at the georgetown home of supreme court justice steven breyer.ill only say it was a break-in that happened two weeks ago. a spoke man says no court related documents were taken in this. his housekeeper discovered the burglary. in early february, breyer and his wife and a guest were also robbed at their vacation home in the caribbean. jess? >>> thank you mike. i am watching your money and also watching the facebook ipo this morning. shares will trade on the nasdaq for the first time today. they are expected to pop. but not everybody is convinced that facebook is changing the world as we know it. joining us now to talk facebook is marketing expert georgetown professor and author of the new book "like economics" that's a long business card. the truth and debates often times lies in the middle. on one side this is the fort of social change in the world today. on the other side we have the new poll that came out this week that shows that half of americans think that nook is a fad. -- facebook is a fad. where do you stand on this debate? >> facebook is

by the time breyer was nominated, it was no big deal, because that was the cap stone on a trend. here, too, unfortunately, we are experiencing a much more visible but a cap stone on a trend that has been building quietly in washington, quietly in political circles on capitol hill and is now coming more -- now become more visible to the american public at large. i suppose there is a blessing in that. we should try to find that. king solomon also famously wrote the passages telling us that for everything there is a season. he put those passages in pairs. there's a time to build and a time to tear down, etc. and perhaps that message -- one of the messages in that is that things that are valuable in life come in situations where sometimes you take steps forward and sometimes you take steps back. sometimes you're in a creative mode, and sometimes, unfortunately, we're confronting a challenging or even a destructive mode. but it's a creative tension that is natural to life that has to bring up forward. we have to realize anything in life and in the world we cannot take for granted. eve

. >>> for the second time this year, supreme court justice steven breyer is the victim of a crime.eone sun break into his -- broke into his house while he was out of town. according to a police report the thief took silver candles and silverware worth $3,000. in february, a man with a machete robbed breyer and his wife inside a vacation home in the caribbean. >>> coming up on 15 before the top of the hour. >>> today the world's most popular social network goes public. take a live look at the nasdaq right now. this move is making a lot of people very rich. we have more live from cnbc headquarters. >> reporter: happy facebook friday. that's right. that's the big news in today's trading day. of course, facebook inching ever closer to become a public company. the social networking site pricing its ipo at $38 a share. the top end of the expected range. now facebook raises $16 billion with the option for an additional $2.4 billion in about a month. that makes it the third largest u.s. ipo and the largest internet ipo topping google. facebook's market cap is about $104 billion. only 21 co

. >>> for the second time this year, supreme court justice steven breyer is the victim of a crime.e in georgetown while he was out of town earlier this month. according to the police report, the thief took silver candles and silverware worth $3,000. >> in february a man with a machete robbed breyer and his wife inside a vacation home in the caribbean. >>> metro riders should expect delays this weekend on the orange line. buses will replace trains between east falls church and west falls church. that's so crews can work on the silver line extension. on the red line trains will single track between tacoma and forest glen as well as between van ness and friendship heights. trains will single track on the green line between greenbelt and prince george's plaza. the work will begin at 10:00 tonight and last through sunday. >>> metro received warnings about a red line train door flying open before another car's doors opened unexpectedly. the "washington examiner" reports metro closed one car tuesday morning after receiving the first complaint. but they kept the rest of the train in servic

. >>> supreme court justice stephen breyer robbed for the second time this year.me, thankfully. officials say earlier this month the housekeeper discovered breyer's washington home had been broken into and burglarized. in february he was robbed by a man carrying a machete at his vacation home in the caribbean. >>> vermont becomes the first state to ban hydraulic fracturing commonly known as fracking, the controversial natural gas drilling technique. vermont's governor signed the ban into law this week. anti-fracking active uses called it a big deal for their cause. but vermont doesn't have any natural gas, and there never were plans to drill. still the american petroleum institute says they may plan to challenge that law. >>> the faa says they've found no evidence of an unidentified aircraft flying over denver. a jet radioed the tower saying he almost crashed into a remote controlled aircraft. the tower said it didn't show up on aircraft. >>> britain celebrating the diamond jubilee of queen elizabeth to mark 60 years on the throne. the guest list is sparking prote

this booklet, but one of my favorite and it was my favorite before i saw it here is from justice breyer who talks about judicial independence. this is on page 12. and he says, ultimately, independence is a matter of custom, habit, and institutional expectation to build those customs, habits and expectations requires time and support not only from the bench and bar but from the communities where the judges serve. so we're talking about a culture that respects our courts, trusts our courts, supports our courts and i think that's part of what law day is about, and that's why we're here. >> great. terrific. congressman? >> democracy is not an end. it's a means, and democracy is about process, not outcome. and the important barometers of what is a healthy democracy like the kind we try to get established in other places and to preserve in our own country are two things, one is the ability to choose for ourselves who will make the laws that we will live under and second, to establish justice. that's right at the very beginning of why we created the constitutional system we have, to establish

this is the second time this year justice stephen breyer has been the victim of burglary. last was in a vacation home in the caribbean, this time his washington broken into. no one was home at the time and a housekeeper discovered the burglary on may 4th. also this from "the times." house to consider proposal to bar indefinite detention after arrests on u.s. soil. lawmakers are considering amendments to the national defense authorization act. that's what they're doing right now and will begin again at 9:00 this morning. one sponsored by adam smith of washington, a democrat, and a republican of michigan, would scale back a highly contested provision about indefinite detention created in last year's version of the law saying it does not apply to domestic arrests. a couple more minutes here. also this from "the wall street journal." nasa stresses new mission, and that's jobs. emphasis on private flights as a job engine leads to scientific and safety worries. now nasa officials are debating whether the plan's main goal to be fostering jobs to stimulate the economy. tension bet

supreme court justice stephen breyer robbed for the second time this year.ls say his home in washington was broken into and burglarized earlier this month. no one was home at the time. back in february breyer was robbed by a machine darrying a machete at his vacation home in the caribbean. >>> the plot thickens on the possible ufo sighting in denver. the faa found no evidence of an unidentified aircraft or any other flying object flying over the city. jet pilot radioed a control pilot claiming he almost crashed into a mystery object, possibly remote controlled aircraft. the faa says it didn't show up on radar and no other pilot reported seeing it. >>> counting down to the launch of the first commercial rocket on a veioyage to the internatiol space station, set to lift off at 4:55 a.m. eastern time tomorrow morning from the kennedy space center in florida. it's a major first step in nasa's plan to turn over space station missions to commercial enterprises. >>> u.s. stock markets are poised to open higher this morning, something else is going on, i wonder what

>> thz been a rough year for justice stephen breyer. has been burglarized. fortunately no one was home when it happened. in february, breyer was robbed at his vacation home in the caribbean. and the postal service says it's movi moving forward with a plan to cut jobs at 29,000 plants. it customers it will mean slower mail delivery for the most commonly sent mail. congress may pass a bill to save those jobs, but probably not until the summer at the earliest. the postal service has a $3.2 million loss this year. >>> an incredible video of a landslide. 800 cubic meters of rock, the equivalent of 200 million gallons were on the move. just take a listen to just how loud it was. the ralandslide happened in intervals, and no deaths or damage to buildings have been reported. >> reporter: if you're going to steal a $a 500 bike. check out the surveillance video out of tulsa, oklahoma. it shows a man completely face planting off a bike which he had allegedly just stolen from a bike shop. some would say he might have gotten what he deserved. >> cer

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and with his own 1% stake, br g breyer.and number two marc an dreesen and he bet big on twitter as well. next three is gray lock's reid hoffman. found of linkedin and angel investor to 80 start-ups. also on the list. david sze. one of the first guys in the valley to see the potential of social media. and benchmark peter feinton comes in at number five. he's a yelp board member. speaking of start-up success, remember michael dell? he tweeted this morning 28 years ago with $1,000 instead of studying for finals during my freshman year at the university of texas, i started dell. good move for mr. dell. word to my son who starts his finals today at temple university, don't get any ideas. >> i think that's very good advice, ty, for a lot of people. we have an enormous amount coming up in the next half hour on power. we're going to take you to a real estate market that could be ripe for the picking. and even if you don't want to move, this could be a great place for you fo park some extra cash. a lot happening at the nymex today.

copyright is just a terrible breyer patch for authors. on the one hand the original author wants to -- wants protection against appropriation of his work. on the other hand, he would also like to be able to use a lot of publish stuff. where would shakespeare be in a copyright era? he was a shameless plagiarist. not only of the story, the story details, but he would take the language. if you read, great example i particularly like, in plutarch's life of visit marc anthony or julius caesar, that the great description of cleopatra and her barge on the nile river. it is terrific. it's fascinating. shakespeare took the plutarch, english translation of plutarch and rewrote it in blank verse and it's one of the great scenes in anthony and cleopatra. if you did that today you know, modern authors, you know we have this endless copyright that is being stretched out to 75 years now. they would say no, you have to give plutarch's permission you know. you have changed some things but you know, basically there is so much overlap that i am sorry but yo

. >> supreme court justice stephen breyer, can you believe this, the target of another robbery. in less than three months. this time, burglars hit his home in washington, d.c. stealing cutlerry and candlesticks worth about $3500. in february, you might recall, a gardner got away with $1,000 after threatening justice breyer and his houseguest with a machete at his vacation home in the caribbean. something is going on there. >> it's being called the ring of fire, almost total eclipse of the sun expected to happen this sunday. it's supposed to be much more complete than the eclipse from 2010 with more than 84% of the sun completely covered by the moon reportedly peak at 6:30 pacific time. unfortunately for the u.s. here on the east coast, unfortunately here on the east coast, it's expected to be the most visible from texas all the way to california. but be warned, you'll need special blackout glasses to view this thing without damaging your eyes. so you have to make a choice, look at the eclipse or drive. don't do both. >> thanks for the advice. terrified california teen hides unde

transportation, trucking, rail and airport, there was a left-right synthesis on that, ralph nader, steven breyerere taken to the next frontier, the last great regulated industry, which was finance. and it turned out that treating finance like energy and transportation was a terrible idea. which is by the way, also a left-right coalition, most of the work was done in the clinton years. it is a rhetorical -- >> it was a democrat/republican coalition, i don't know if it was a left/right coalition. >> the important work was done in 1998, 1999 and 2000, not during the bush years. it led to the trauma. but i think people want -- you want to be careful with your language. no one would want to go back to regulating rail rates and no one thinks regulating the price of natural gas is a good idea. finance is different. >> i would beg to differ. >> we don't have to get into that. but -- >> that's an answer that is so old we've already forgotten the question. >> as a matter of the politics in this. almost nothing in public life is ever all or nothing, black or white. and over the eons in american history, it

pork chop alone where it's a lot of fat and it ends up being the equivalent of these dozen bowls of breyer's equivalent. >> every dish here that you're cooking yourself is one-third the calories. this is 490 calories. you're cutting fat. you're cutting sodium. you're cutting everything. and you still have a size of grilled asparagus. >> okay. let's move on. we've got restaurant chain grilled steak fajitas, all right? what's the problem here? >> well, the problem again is you've got too much fat sauteed in the peppers and the onions. you've got it on an oily bed of rice. you've got a fattier meat and these toppings. each one is probably 200 calories each coming into this dish where it ends up being the equivalent of these eight taco bell crunchy tacos. so if you do it at home, it's absolutely delicious. >> all right. now, the big difference i see here is what you've -- you have a less fatty cut of meat. >> right. >> you've got instead of the rice, you've got the vegetables, grilled vegetables below, but you still have the toppings here. >> right. and that's okay. it still comes in at 430 calo

justice breyer, this is the second time this year justice stephen breyer has been a victim last was aacation home in the caribbean this time in the washington home broken into and a housekeeper discovered the burglary on may 4th. also the house to consider proposals to the indefinite detention after the arrests on the u.s. soil. lawmakers are considering amendments of national defense authorization act that's what they're doing right now and we will begin at nine this morning. one of them by a adamle democrat and just enough michigan the republican with a scale back a highly contested provision about indefinite detention created in last year's version of law by saying it does not apply to the domestic arrest to the couple more minutes left me also show you this from the journal for the new mission in the job and this is on private leads to scientific worries. now the officials are debating whether the plans may be faster in the jobs to stimulate the economy tension between boosting science or the economy erupted during a meeting this year the agency's headquarters in washington addres

steven briar several years before that was nominated to the supreme court of the united states -- breyer several years before he was nominated to the supreme court of the united states, nobody commented on the fact that there were going to be two justices on the supreme court. for decades, there was "1" jewish seat held. at that time, it was no big deal because it was a capstone on a trend. unfortunately, we are experiencing a capstone on a trend that has been building quietly in political circles on capitol hill and is now becoming more visible to the american public at large. i suppose there is a blessing in that. king solomon also famously wrote telling us that for everything there is a seasoned. he puts those passages in pairs. there is a time to build and a time to tear down. perhaps one of the messages in that is that things valuable in life, in situations where sometimes you take steps forward and sometimes you take steps back. sometimes you are in a creative mode and sometimes we are confronting a challenging or destructive mode. it is a tension that is natural to life that has t

going to close there is essence in this book, and it was my favorite before i saw it here, justice breyer talks about the judicial independence and this is on page 12, and he says ultimately independence is a matter of custom, habit and institutional expectation to build those customs and expectations requires time and support not only from the bar with the communities where the judges serve. so talking about the culture that respect the courts, trust the courts, supports the courts, and i think that's part of what it's about and why we are here. >> congressman? >> democracy is not an end, it is a means coming into the democracy is about process. the important barometer of what is a healthy democracy like this side we try to get established in other places and try to preserve in our own country are two things. one is the ability to choose for ourselves who will make the law that we will live under and second, to establish justice of that's right at the very beginning of why we created the constitutional system we have to establish justice that's not ought in the dispute settlement in prot

jim breyer. he's on the board of facebook.y's earliest venture capital investor is quadrupling the amount of shares. goldman sachs more than doubling and gary milner is selling about a multiple of what he was going to sell. a lot of investors saying to underwriters we would like to sell more in this offering because we've been in there, we want to get out. we want to take a little bit more money off the table and underwriters are saying wait until we see what the demand is like and we now know they are given the green light to get the shares off the table. >> you've been in these meetings so you know what they are like. the bankers get the demand, see the orders. they come to these selling shareholders and they say we have huge demand. you interested in selling a little more at 100 billion valuation. do you think they had to twist these guys arms? >> there's something else. if you go back and study sec regulations, there's something called pre-conditioning the market. what all of you have done in the media with this company ha

when stephen breyer was nominated to the supreme court united states than he was going to be the second jewish justice said in the court, now their are three companies going to be the second, nobody commented on the fact that there's going to be two jewish justices on the supreme court went for decades there have been a jewish state, one jewish seat held by cardoza and so on. by the time buyer was nominated, it was really no big deal because that was a capstone on a trend. here to unfortunately we are experiencing that much more visible capstone on a trend that has been building quietly in washington, quietly and political circles on capitol hill and is now become more visible to the american public at large. i suppose though there is a blessing in a. maybe we should try to find that. in the same book of ecclesiastes, king solomon famously wrote the passage is telling us for everything there is a season any post those passages and payers. so there is a time to build a time to tear down, et cetera. and perhaps -- perhaps one of the messages and that is that things that are valuable in li

do you want another scalia or another stephen breyer. >> the majority of the public sees the supreme court is too partisan. when they were doing the healthcare fight. the public thinks they're too partisan. why don't we do something about it? >> bill: john nichols joins the conversation with all of you and chad clanton next. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." it's go time. >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle class the guys in the lower end got screwed again. >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. with jennifer granholm. >>i am jenniffer granholm and it's a beautiful thing. >>jennifer granholm on current tv. >>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. >>in politics, she was a gutsy leader. in cable news, she's a game changer. >>be afraid, be very afraid. now, the two term governor from michigan is res