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george briggs sent this from fremont.se are those wild turkeys, i know you see them all the time, ken, but they are flying on the rooftops in fremont. wow. keep the pictures come to mypix@cbs5.com. we'll be back right after this. >> pinpoint weather sponsored by mancini sleepworld. ,, >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. mckenna >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by kaiser permanent then take. >> car buffs who want a taste of classic beauty can go to a place right here in the bay area. alex from san francisco wants to know why is there antique car collection in the lobby of the san francisco's academy of arts building? what's going on there. tonight's good question. >> there was a time when san fran

briggs and a whole line of cases. qualified immunity, of course, would, and indeed those claims are pending in this-- >> but in the case of the agent, you're prepared to say that we will allow the plaintiff to go into his motive to the extent that the plaintiff can show there is no possibility he intended to call this individual? >> -- i think that at least for purposes -- i would say there is at least no absolute immunity prohibition against that. there may be -- may be relevant under other lines of authority. but with respect to my friend's point about your hypothetical in which he said that there -- you know, the government isn't sticking to its position or something like that, i just want to be clear. our position is for the fourth amendment, it doesn't look to subjective motivations at all. that's whren and brigham city and the like, but the statute in 3144 does have safeguards, prophylactic safeguards to guard against the type of abuse that i think several justices have mentioned today. so that you could only de

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at the same time it's entered into another expensive foreign whirlpool now earlier i spoke to john briggs of the stop the full coalition and he told me why he thought it was important to come down and pretense and not say if we were to stop the wars in afghanistan and the attack on libya we would have a very very last portion of the british government's deficit dealt with a single blow to total in livery for snorts of the attack on libya over one hundred cruise missiles were for those cruise missiles or one hundred million dollars worth all resources blown up every day with every single weapon not just take a large fire over much occasion for people here to calculate how many places a university stuff would mean how many libraries that would mean for the hospitals . it's me so i think it's very very graphic be brought home to keep clear what the financial cost of this is i think they largely peaceful demonstration here in london on saturday but it may be the people here the people who work within the damage the people who have to get dressed up in that right get us through. that very toug

briggs and a whole line of cases. qualified immunity, of course, would, and indeed those claims are pending in this - >> but in the case of the agent, you're prepared to say that we will allow the plaintiff to go into his motive to the extent that the plaintiff can show there is no possibility he intended to call this individual? >> i think that at least for purposes -- i would say there is at least no absolute immunity prohibition against that. there may be -- may be relevant under other lines of authority. but with respect to my friend's point about your hypothetical in which he said that there -- you know, the government isn't sticking to its position or something like that, i just want to be clear. our position is for the fourth amendment, it doesn't look to subjective motivations at all. that's whren and brigham city and the like, but the statute in 3144 does have safeguards, prophylactic safeguards to guard against the type of abuse that i think several justices have mentioned today. so that you could only detai

earlier this month in a forum that included secretary janet napolitano and former -- former heads tom briggs and michael chertoff. >> good morning. i wish to welcome all of you to georgetown university for this morning's events. the departure of homeland security year eight. we have a proud tradition here at georgetown of welcoming national and global leaders, a home for public discourse for more than a century. we continue that tradition today with the visit of our first three secretaries of the united states department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano, secretary michael chertoff, and secretary tom ridge. it is an honor to have all be with us today. we are also grateful to be joined today by members of congress. i wish to thank the aspen institute' for bringing us all together today. i am grateful to the president and ceo of the aspen institute for his friendship and for the spirit of collaboration that brings us together today. isn't it -- is an honor to be able to welcome the members of the community here today to georgetown as well as colleagues from the department of home

briggs and imbler said, to bar actions, to the crucible of the trial process itself, which is a way of dealing with that. >> well, there are procedures set forth in the statute, i'd say you would add, which you think are not necessary, but are there in order to make them flinch in a different -- in a different - >> that is precisely correct. we don't think those are constitutionally compelled, but we do think they provide a very important safeguard. >> what's your best authority that at common law or the common law tradition, there is absolute immunity for witness -- for the issuance of witness warrants? >> i don't think it's come up with respect to public prosecutors, and so our argument here, to the extent the court reaches that question - and, again, it wasn't -- it wasn't raised below in the brief in opposition, but if the court wanted to reach that question, i think it would be that the argument would derive the same way as the arguments in this court's post-imbler cases, which is, as long as it is intimately associated with the judicial function that the prosecutor is doing, then