here's justice breyer. [video clip] >> of those 80,000 cases, 8000 ask us each year to hear the case. that means about 150 a week. 150 requests to hear the case. here they are for this week. so what we do is read through these and we all read all of them, then we vote. we meet at conference and we vote. if there are nine you have us who want to hear any of these cases, we'll hear it. you might wonder how can i read all of these in one week. i like to say i'm so clever but that isn't the reason. what we do with these, it would be possible for one person to read all of these every week. one of the things is we have a pool for most of us. there are about 30 clerks and 30 clerks will divide these and the clerks will read five or six. they can do that and they can do it thoroughly. if would have to skim through this, may be i would think this petition -- like somebody here writing here and using a scroll. if i had to read 150, i wouldn't necessarily find that. by reading five or six are going to find out whether

justice breyer is a pragmatist. he will take different pieces of the puzzle of how to interpret a provision of the constitution to assemble something. >> i know you have opinions on this, let's let justice scalia talk about it first and we'll come back to you on television in the courtroom. [video clip] >> if you know what real business is , should there a right to this or that or should there a right to abortion. that's not usually what we're doing. we usually dealing with the internal revenue code, with patent law and all sorts of stuff that only a lawyer could understand and perhaps get interested in. if the american people saw all of that, they would be educated. but they wouldn't see all of that. we got to be sure. most of the american people would say, 15 second takeouts from our arguments and those takeouts won't be characteristic. >> what we see is an article in a newspaper that's out of context. >> that's fine. people read that and say it's an article in the newspaper and the guy maybe misinformed. somehow

justice breyer in a case which was the third of the trilogy which is basically the supreme court weighing in on the admissibility of scientific evidence or expert evidence more generally, justice breyer referred to making sure that the science works for the task at hand. this notion of the task at hand i think ought not to be forgotten. the neuroscience might work for certain tasks very well and for other tasks not so well. so i think we have to evaluate it on a case-by-case basis. i very much agree with anita's point that a lot of the neuroscience right now works quite well at the group level and has not yet been shown to work particularly well at the individual level, but having said that, i think that there is, again, a legal necessity issue that is presented. if you go back to graham versus florida it is true that justice kennedy and the supreme court, the majority of the court said that you cannot impose life without parole for a non manslaughter offense for an add less is sent and therefore, he drew the line's did in roeper versus simmons at saying that at less sent are simply diffe

than egyptians or iraqis and they grew up in the horse -- house were my parents studied arabic and breyer -- were a secular family with belly dancing and then definitely in cultural lead middle eastern. maybe they're healthy because when they come in to try to sell something at a very, very steep price that is something we were used to but we are added disadvantage if we have people to negotiate you are used to western-style rational negotiations. they're negotiating is definitely different. the end result is very often the same with the same principles of trust but verify, but the process is definitely different. >>host: how close do you think iran is to getting nuclear weapons? >> i think they already have the ability to build a nuclear weapon. no doubt about that with the national security community but we have many solid reports that have been written where each of the capacities that you need for a nuclear weapon have been found to exist by the inspections we have the ability to conduct the things to iran who has allowed them. how long would it take if they made up their minds to do

>> breyer's? >> what's total ice cream market share?d 22% market share. >> we could raise that. >> can-can we have a conversation about creating a new brand. we have a new idea. >> always interested. >> squawk ice cream. >> do you think it should be like a yogurt-based ice cream? >> do you think we could have a licensing deal? >> in a popcicle i think it's perfect. >> squawk rocket. joe, you're funnier than i am. >> i said, tune in, andrew is going to interview the ice cream guy. >> you should buy graeter's in cincinnati. who is the other 78%? >> very fragmented market. >> really fragmented. >> breyer's, ben and jerry's and magnum is 22%. >> people are moving away from eating ice cream to more of the healthy ice creams. >> is and people start to use more of the food parts. we are launching a new ice cream. it's good because of the fruit and the milk which it has. we are launching that as we speak. >> how much does weather matter to you? i remember the good humor man always talked how he would do a lot better when it was nice outside. >>

to watch breyer kind of solar eclipse if you missed it this time around while the phenomenon is. specter to visit earth about twenty years' time alternatively of course you can log onto r.t. dot com for more pictures. now the international space station has sprung a leak and the six man crew reported to ground control on thursday when white flakes were seen escaping from the structure russian american taxpayers will meet later to troubleshoot what one flight director has called a very serious defect wires are to sean thomas was more on this orbital odyssey from the area where they saw this coming from they determined that it was a coolant leak specifically an ammonia type movement in the to be system. system that they have had problems with in the past now it is something that they are looking at it is pretty serious but nasa says that astronauts are not in danger at this time now in order to fix it there's a couple things they can do they can shut the system down they can go to a backup systems or redundancies and they can also do a spacewalk but the problem is that it takes to

breyers now calls some of its frozen dairy desserts. they have too little fat to meet the definition of ice cream and if you think ice cream containers are shrinking, you're right. ones like hagan daz look like a 16 ounce pint, but only contain 14 ounces. >>> breaking news at 6:30. an international man hunt for a california man comes to an end. >>> and gaping hole now stands in a major artery that links seattle to canada. here's a live picture of the land area right around that bridge off i-5 where the bridge collapsed and cars plunging into a river. we're going to have continuing coverage of the rescue efforts to save the drivers caught in the disaster and the investigation that begins this morning. >>> i'm matt keller live at the usga in men >>> good friday morning. just about 6:30 on this holiday weekend. >> let's get you started with a look at the weather forecast. still cool? >> absolutely. temperatures still in the 40s and many areas are off to a cool start, but notice the winds have calmed. only 10 miles an hour in concord, 14 in

two schools were hit, the other school is breyer wood and all the students there accounted for and as you can see, this is the plaza tower elementary school. at the other school it was all about emotional reunions. you can see the families staggering as they reunite parents and kids. one mother says the teacher saved her son's life. >> i have now doubt god and the teacher lifted a wall off several kids. >> wall was on your son? >> yes. >> is he okay? >> just a scratch. >> look at this cell phone video a man captured this in newcastle, oklahoma, on miles south of oklahoma city and it was an ef4 with winds up to 200 miles per hour. the oklahoma national guard is on the scene looking for survivors and they have special equipment to help them search overnight in the dark. more at 6:30. >> here is a look at how news of the massive tornado is covered in oklahoma, the front page of today's "oklahoma" newspaper "worst than may 3rd, the monster runs, massive storm that hit in 1999. >> this are things of the weather conditions and the geology that made all of this more devastating. now to our m

. >> that kind of instruction that john king found was also found at breyer wood elementary school here in moore, total destruction. amazingly, everyone at briarwood, they got out alive. i'm joined by the superintendent marianne moore. when you look at briarwood, when you look at towers, it's a testament to the preparation and the teachers. and the principles. it's the credit of our school staff and teachers, they do such wonderful work every day, this is an example of how they actually performed the protocol and procedures that we have in place. they put themselves between the children in harm's way, and did the best they could to account for the safety of their students. this is a practice that -- a protocol that we practice all the time, several times a year. >> the teachers around the country -- we really see it in a time like this. >> absolutely. >> they're doing a wonderful job. >> why aren't there shelters in all the schools? in new schools, are there -- are shelters being built, or is it just in old schools? >> there has been a focus on that in recent years and looking at safe r

as justice breyer and whiteside the redistricting case when you have a minority that is persistentlyshut out of the political process, that is not fair. that violates our concept of equal protection. [inaudible] the president is not the sovereign. the citizens are. a question to you is ready to get these ideas from because it's totally different from my perception of reality if we have an imperial congress and presidency since 1913. >> yeah, the failure of our government to respond to the voters -- yeah, to the citizens. there's no question that is been a serious problem, sort of the washington mentality, the elected officials seem to be captured by the beltway lobbyists and other interest groups and it is a big problem, but it's a bigger problem with the president than with congress because the president, because so much power is shifted from the executive office that congress is not mr.'s aunt said that this should be, but it's not as dangerous because it doesn't feel as much authority. but you're right, our government as a whole isn't as responsive as it should be and that's why a

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when you win the election you can put only socialist wackos like ruth bader ginsburg and stephen breyer all over the court but until the end showed up and. president obama keep. to have somebody that the bush administration appointed lake of it's a five year end each of the riots so that's why it's preposterous it doesn't matter who appointed him it matters that it happened on their watch and they're trying to sweep it under the rug but until dana perino will hold bush accountable for his failed response to katrina and the financial collapse do you know you sound really pathetic when you complain that obama has takes no responsibility for the i.r.s. it was a terrible tragedy and people lost their lives and and the way it's been handled since then has his compound the problem because it the first rule of something like that is to gather the facts and then inform the american people film truth don't we deserve the truth or we will in our system we have to do is no question but the narrative that was put out after the fact days after the fact we saw after weeks after the fact is not true i

republican senate amicus brief affirm of the corporation supreme court that said that legislative breyer is quote important for policymaking bodies both the solemn official occasions and to seek god's blessing wisdom and guidance making consequential decisions so do you think that these forty nine republicans would have sent that letter to the supreme court if they had instead written having a prayer before meetings is important for policy making bodies both the solomons official occasions and to seek a law as blessing wisdom and guidance and making consequential decisions or. or vishnu writing together we would care about she ever. but my point i mean i don't i don't you know how can forty nine elected members of congress be so ignorant i cannot believe a religious exemption on this i'm an act of faith i just don't care it doesn't it doesn't matter to me and i don't think it doesn't matter to you that religious people might be taking over your government they took of the government a little time ago that i think the religious people are running this country for no i'm talking about pass

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as justice breyer and whiteside the redistricting case when you have a minority that is persistentlyshut out of the political process, that is not fair. that violates our concept of equal protection. [inaudible] the president is not the sovereign. the citizens are. a question to you is ready to get these ideas from because it's totally different from my perception of reality if we have an imperial congress and presidency since 1913. >> yeah, the failure of our government to respond to the voters -- yeah, to the citizens. there's no question that is been a serious problem, sort of the washington mentality, the elected officials seem to be captured by the beltway lobbyists and other interest groups and it is a big problem, but it's a bigger problem with the president than with congress because the president, because so much power is shifted from the executive office that congress is not mr.'s aunt said that this should be, but it's not as dangerous because it doesn't feel as much authority. but you're right, our government as a whole isn't as responsive as it should be and that's why a

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i'm not going to follow that and say i disrespect justice ginsberg or justice breyer or justice scalia if they disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> this question is from a second year student. >> are you outing people? >> yes, i am. they are in class. this one is always asked. the media has made a big production about you not speaking in court. a two second comment you made made national news. what is your philosophy about justices at oral argument? >> my philosophy is never watch it, you never hear about it.-- about the news is never watch it. you never hear about it. so this is the first i heard about that. thank you. i don't follow it much of this stuff. i think that we have become -- when i first went on the court there would be a series of questions by one member of the court. others would listen as this person asked a few questions in succession and had a veers of mini conversations. that is helpful. it allowed people -- each to have a turn to talk. today, it is just -- oh my gosh. everybody has a question. i don't have a question about everythi

i'm not going to follow that and say i disrespect justice ginsberg or justice breyer or justice scalia disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> this question is from a second year student. >> are you outing people? >> yes, i am. they are in class. this one is always asked. the media has made a big production about you not speaking in court. repeatedly a two second comment you made made national news. what is your philosophy about justices at oral argument? >> my philosophy is never watch it, you never hear about it. this is the first i heard about that. thank you. i don't follow it much of this stuff. i think that we have become -- when i first went on the court there would be a series of questions by one member of the court. others would listen as this person asked a few questions in succession and had a veers of mini conversations. that is helpful. it allowed people -- each to have a turn to talk. today, it is just -- oh my gosh. everybody has a question. i don't have a question about everything. there are some things you let go. but i just think there

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going to follow that and be presumptuous enough and say i disrespect justice ginsberg or justice breyerr justice scalia if they disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> this question is from a second year student. >> are you outing people? they are in my class, so it is ok. this one is always asked. the media has made a big production about you not speaking in court. repeatedly a two second comment you made made national news. what is your philosophy about the role of justices at oral argument? -- rst of all, >> first of all, my philosophy is never watch it, you never hear about it. [laughter] this is the first i heard about that. thank you. i don't follow it much of this stuff.i think that we have become a cacophony. when i first went on the court there would be a series of questions by one member of the court. others would listen as this person asked a few questions in succession and had a series of mini conversations. that is helpful. it allowed people -- each to have a turn to talk.today it is just -- my goodness, everybody has a question. i don't have

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i'm not going to follow that and say i disrespect justice ginsberg or justice breyer or justice scalia if they disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> this question is from a second year student. >> are you outing people? >> yes, i am. they are in class. this one is always asked. the media has made a big production about you not speaking in court. repeatedly a two second comment you made made national news. what is your philosophy about justices at oral argument? >> my philosophy is never watch it, you never hear about it. this is the first i heard about that. thank you. i don't follow it much of this stuff. i think that we have become -- when i first went on the court there would be a series of questions by one member of the court. others would listen as this person asked a few questions in succession and had a veers of mini conversations. that is helpful. it allowed people -- each to have a turn to talk. today, it is just -- oh my gosh. everybody has a question. i don't have a question about everything. there are some things you let go. but i just thin

not going to follow that and be presumptuous enough to say i disrespect justice ginsburg or justice breyer the chief justice or whomever, justice scalia, if they disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> and this question, this is from warren galey, a second year student i see right there and -- >> are you outing people? >> yes, i am. [laughter] they're in my common law class, so that's okay. but this one is always asked. the media has made a big production about your not speaking in court. recently, a two second comment you made during oral agent made national news. [laughter] what's your philosophy about the role of justices at oral argument? >> well, first of all, my philosophy about the news is never watch it. [laughter] so this is the first i've heard about that. so thank you. [laughter] i really don't follow much of this stuff. i think that we have become a cacophony. and it's okay for -- when i first went on the court, there would be a series of questions by one member of the court. others would listen as that person asked a few questions in succession

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of decency i think you'd agree is probably justice william brennan, and i wonder if he and justice breyer currently serving, would indeed agree with you that we look to public opinion to determine what are the evolving standards of decency? that is sort of a man on the street public opinion, or do we look to come what his specific -- sophisticated people think? by that, law professors. and i wonder, if that is, in fact, the case that that refinement is defensible, does that change the workability of the approach you're suggesting? and second, on matters abroad -- broadly speaking, the supreme court and essays is but, of course, non-originals perspectives, the non-originalist, the purpose of this i do think, are very enthusiastically committed to the evolving standards of decency rule in all law, not just cruel and unusual. do you think it would be a problem even if your ideas are sound to get those non-originalists to come to such a position because of the capitalize a fact in their advocacy of evolving standard of decency and other areas of the law? but again, thank you. [applause] >> th

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i wonder if he and justice breyer would agree with you that public opinion to determine what are the evolving standards. or do we look at what sophisticated people think ? lawhat i think they mean professors. [laughter] on matters broadly speaking, the non-originalists are enthusiastically committed to the evolving standards of decency in all areas of law, not just cool and unusual. do you think it would be a problem even if your ideas are sound to get those non- originalist to come such a position because of the compromise that would affect their advocacy of evolving standards of decency and other areas. again, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, justice taylor. those are excellent questions. let me address them in order. as a mentioned earlier on, when you talk about evolving centers of decency, one of the key questions is how do we measure current standards of decency? it is true the court has never answer this question. everyone agrees that legislatures and juries are an important component because they represent the will of the people. the legislatures because they are elected b

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i am not one to follow that to say that i just disrespect justice ginsberg or justice breyer or the chiefstice or whomever, justice scalia if they disagree with me. i respect their right to have a different opinion. >> this is from a second year student i see right there and several others. >> are you out and people? >> yes im [inaudible] >> the media has made a big production about your not speaking in court. a comment that he made made national news what is your philosophy about the will of the justices and the argument? >> its never watching so the first i've heard about that. i don't follow that much of this stuff. others would listen as that person asked a few questions and succession and had a series of many conversations. and is also allowed people a difference to have a turn to talk. today it is just everybody has a question. i don't have questions about everything there are some things you let go. we should let the cable advocates talk. >> in the 1990's. >> it is true for many years there were far less questions. estimate does it somehow make it impossible to judge? does the argu