clare: let's shift gears and talk about the lunch break.hat ine, i understand the 19th century, oral arguments went on for a very long time and court sessions lasted from 11:00-5:00 and then they were shortened to 12:00-four: 30. what did the justices do about lunch? catherine:: believe it or not, while this was going on, one or two justices at a time would slip behind the bench and their messengers would set up tables and the justices would eat lunch behind the bench while the oral arguments were going on. you are sitting in the courtroom listening to arguments, you cannot see the justices eating behind -- because they were behind the bench or a screen. but could you hear them? catherine: you could. much like we are raised in this room, the court was raised and there was an opening between the three center chairs. but there was a partition, said the justices would be seeded at these tables, you can hear the clatter of knives and forks and dishes and the messenger sometimes would bring meals from the senate restaurant and you might be wonde

clare: that is what he is engaged with.is taking immaterial, extraordinary ideas and pulling them into kind of a material form, and he uses in that process, many different materials, from glass to steel to paper, but actually what he is doing is he is capturing light, he is taking light and molding light in a very unique way. and through that kind of process, a kind of enlightenment happens with people who engage with his work. narrator: one stunning work by jaume in the north of england captivated a whole community. gary: where we stand now used to be the old coal pit at sutton manor. and it was a bleak and it was a desolate and dirty place with 400 years of mining here. we entered a competition in 2003 called the big art project. what it was looking for was to put something back into a community that had had the heart and soul ripped out of it by political or economic measures. this was just a perfect place. jaume: he explained to me about the mines, the people, the colors, about things i never listened to before, honestl

clare, clare, what do we think? >> it's very beautiful. applause. excellent! wow. all right. i have got number two. laura tormey is 56 from williamsburg, virginia. daily routine is putting her hair into a ponytail and throwing on shorts and sneakers. she was thrilled for the opportunity to get a glam new look. let's hear her story. >> so are you guys excited for mom or you don't really 100% know what's happening here? >> i know what's happening and i'm very excited for her. >> what do you think? >> i think that it's a fantastic opportunity and i'm very excited. >> what do you think, mom? >>an picked. it pays to look bad, i guess. >> you don't look bad. we're going to make you look more beautiful. >> that's awesome. i couldn't be more excited. this is awesome. thank you so much. >> wonderful family. she's here with her husband barney' and her kids tristan and tyler. let's bring out the new ambushed laura tormey. wow! >> you guys ready? take them off. >> wow! >> unbelievable. >> so pretty. you want to look, laura? turn around, sweetie. >> oh

clare: so there was no conference room available to them at the court? [laughter] what is the situation like in the capital? catherine: i should have prefaced my remarks with that. when the court moved to washington there was the presidents house, the capital, and even though we had a third branch of government there was no place for the supreme court to me. so graciously, a room was made in the basement of the capital but that was a small committee room. i think was 30 feet by 35 feet. and in this way, the supreme court had their first chamber on the first floor of the capitol building. so that is the era when that john marshall comes to washington and leaves the court. clare: john marshall had a great fondness for a fortified wine imported from the portuguese island of material. he was not alone. it was popular with many of the founding fathers including thomas jefferson. apparently the shaking and the funnel like conditions in the ship's hold david a compact, caramel flavor they like. catherine, tell us a little bit about john marshall and madeira. ca

sarah: clare richardson joins us in the studio now for some analysis on all this. it seems like everybody that clinton and sanders himself acknowledges that she has this nomination in the back. >> this announcement by the associated press that she's won the nomination on the basis of getting enough superdelegates could not have come at a worse time in her campaign. despite on the eve of these big contests, and what it says to people, especially burger supporters, is that she has won the contest on the basis of an undemocratic system, the superdelegates. it's absolutely, though superdelegates causing a lot of problems. it's something that sanders has pointed to time and time again. he says it is not democratic. do you think this will hurt her in the general? >> i think it definitely is. let's remember what the superdelegates are. when the delegates go to the national convention in philadelphia to vote for hillary or for bernie sanders, which bernie sanders says he's going to keep duking it out until he gets to that moment, you will have pledged delegates from the st

if 2/3 of vetters say yes, sarah clare a county will pay for the extra %.t will help pay for the b.a.r.t. station and ease traffic on the busiest south bay freeways, including highway 85. >> it will be another spare the air day, what challenges are we facin facing? >> the temperatures will rise and the air quality will begin to suffer, as you get a look, you can see again, the spare the air day in effect for friday, not bad in the north bay and peninsula. watch out if you suffer from r sempt. pitory problems. a bit of fog here near san francisco and 55. and a clear start in the east bay, and sunny skies in the east bay and 59. temperatures warm up again. another 3-5 degrees. it's going to be uncomfortable here in the south bay. 98 in morgan hill had, san jose expecting 95. for the peninsula, we start to see the beaches warm up. 70s in pacifica, and san francisco, the warmest we will go in the financial district is 78. a lot warmer with fog and drizzle at times. for the north bay, east bay and tri valley, your eyes are drawing down here toward danville and p

. >>> the embattled centex clare county judge in the brock turner cases taking time off. according to the san jose greenies, aaron persky was scheduled to go on vacation next week but he left on tuesday adding three days to his land time off. he has been under fire since giving former stanford swimmer, brock turner that six-month jail sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a campus fraternity party. the santa clara county district attorney removed persky from a different sexual assault case, citing lack of confidence that persky could fairly participate in the hearing. >>> one year ago today the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley occurred. six young people were killed. that is when a fourth floor balcony at the library gardens apartment collapsed during a birthday party. this morning, the u.s. ambassador to ireland held a memorial for the. it was held in the front yard of the american embassy in dublin. that memorial included planting an apple tree and also unveiling a granite plaque within a description from the famed irish novelist, james joyce.

agencies that dropped by include san jose police, sunnyvale department of public safety and the septic clare county -- santa clarita department of public safety. this affects a lot of people. we did just here that the schools are not planning to close today. they are getting to the end of the year. a lot of finals and things going on to wrap up the school year. >> we did hear the sergeant point out this is now a very confined situation. the few blocks knew that home where they have this person barricaded. road closures could be an issue as people wake up in that area. >> let's check in with sal. also, the home was on fire now. we were saying that the fire department would probably respond. >>> they may already be there but they may not be able to get close because of the man with the gun. we will see what happens there. i will update you on some of the streets that are closed off. this is a map of the area -- actually, this is a look at interstate 880. i will show you a map of the area in a moment. fremont boulevard as it turns into washington, circling the safeway, there is a burger king ri

kevin tibbles, clare, michigan. >> we now have the top two tips you need to know to help your small businessw. rod curtz is a media strategist and startup adviser and ken yantze is back with us as well. ken, let's start with you, one piece of advice for our entrepreneurs and small business owners. >> sure, i believe firmly in the importance of planning and having a plan. every small business owner regardless of their size, regardless of where they are in their business life cycle needs to set goals and needs to have a plan that includes metrics that are measurable. they need to work that plan. we know that once you plan, as soon as your plan hits reality, about 20% of it is not correct. but that puts you 80% ahead. and you can adjust and it will get you where you want to be as a business or individual. we're addicted to it at score and we think that all small businesses should be addicted to it as well. >> first of all, i like your optimistic numberses, 20% is wrong. got a chuckle from me and rod. >> depends who you talk to. >> it's incredibly important because it makes it easier to get your

. >> tomorrow night, the media will the clare clinton the presumptive nominee.hat bernie sanders does after is up to him. today, there were calls for bernie sanders to drop out of the race. >> sanders says that he wants to do everything possible to make sure that donald trump does not become president and that will entail supporting the nominee. we need to unify as early as we can. this will be clear when clinton is the nominee. televisionwas live and it is possible that he did not mean to go that far. obama made endorsed hillary clinton this week. where do you think bernie sanders is at? will he get out or fight on? john: people underestimate the possibility that bernie sanders will, within a few days of california and the other states, drop out. people forget what it was like when hillary clinton and those around her said, "we will fight on to denver." she came here in new york and terry mcauliffe said that she would be the next president of the united states. ,he went to washington, d.c. gave a speech, went to the campaign headquarters, and dropped out. the p

. >> as for whitney, she is the president of claring university in pennsylvania, an educator she admit these is struggling to find a way herself to explain the tragedy to young people at school. >> i don't know what the future is, but we got to put love ahead of hate. >> in dupont circle, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> flags remain at half staff at all government buildings, in dc. and if you want to help, you are encouraged to give blood, and tomorrow, is world blood donor day and the theme is blood co to find out where you can go to donate, go to our wusa 9 mobile app. >>> presidential hopefuls donald trump and hillary clinton are reacting to the orlando shooting. nikki burdine joins us with their responses. >> donald trump and hillary clinton agree on one thing. something needs to be done to keep this from happening in the future. what that is of course is where they disagree. >> the people know who the bad apples are. who the bad -- where the ba seeds are and they don't report them. >> donald trump and hillary clinton, both on cbs this morning, reacting to the terror in orlando and dol

clare was playing with her baby girl when the gentle doggy turned into a monster and tried to eat the baby. watch. she is vocalized for her. poor thing. good thing she is wearing a diaper. did the shadow eat the baby? imagine the white knuckle terror she'll have when she realized she has her own shadow. shadow to jon stewart. jon stewart sent us this on twitter. the snoop to the dogg is good at many things. he can rap like a christmas present, he's entrepreneurial, a political activist and his seed resulted in a usc football player. but what can't he do? apparently, throw a baseball. >> there is snoop. hit the bull. good mechanics. >> old school. kennedy: he throws like a girl. i think the problem is snoop wasn't high. he was on his best behavior. remember -- the pitch was not great. just a bit outside. he shanked it. it's hard to tell which is worse. ams to donuts, snoop is a little better for the wear. topic 3. with the nba finals in full force. everyone is trying to get in on the action. patrick dickert decided to show off his skills on instagram. the secret trampoline at the free-

is in day shaping up and notice some cooler temperatures especially in the south bay. 66 for santa claremorgan hill. 86 the high in sunnyvale. peninsula tomorrow 85 palo alt alto. 84 redwood city. half machine degrees. downtown san francisco to. right around 72. 65 though. for daly city into the north bay 83. 84 petaluma. 87 sonoma. vallejo up to 82 degrees. into the east bay tomorrow you know we were in the 80's in oak land. tomorrow in the upper 70's. 86 in fremont. about 84 union city richmond up to 78 degrees and inland you don't have the century reading about 93 pleasanton warm in antioch. not as warm as today and 98 along with the warmth and stagnant pattern another spare the air day has been in effect for our saturday. inland east bay likely some poor air quality around there. saturday if you can use public transit car pool bike or walk. take it easy in the hot spots. 7 day forecast. you notice on saturday spare the air in effect. it's hot inland. warm around the bay. not as hot as we were today. temperatures moderate the second half of the weekend on sunday. monday we still call

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faber: should we clare this telescope to be junk and just end it? can we use it in its present form and get something out of it? can we fix it? and all of those thoughts were running through people's minds in those fateful days after this discovery. narrator: somehow, the mirror had been polished too flat, and there might not be anything anyone could do to fix it. weiler: it was probably early june when people starting saying the "s" word-- spherical aberration. that lead up to the infamous press conference that i'll never forget as long as i live. what might have made this happen? do you know for sure that that the aberration is in the primary mirror, the secondary mirror, both? why wasn't it caught on the ground? mountain: this was one of the most expensive science projects that nasa had ever undertaken, and it was a techno-turkey. is it possible that you could bring the telescope back? it was an absolute disaster. and so it became life and death for nasa itself. it was the national joke. crocker: we went from being the heroes of the universe to t

without power in the clare don. officials say an underground transformer exploded. firefighters had to use a foam truck from reagan national airport to get control of that fire. >>> and now to waldorf where the storm caused a house to go up in flames. >> strong winds knocked this tree which then took down some power lines. take a look at the video here. you can see how intense those flames were. the tree fell on to the garage and then the sparks from the power lines started the fire. it took 50 firefighters to put out the flames. look at the size of that tree. the homeowner is now left with $200,000 worth of damage. >> i'm devastated. i just moved in here a year ago, and to come home to this, i lost everything. >> the red cross is now helping her find somewhere else to live. just so unexpected. if you have old trees in these neighborhoods and they come down during a storm like this there prepare. >> we have a lot of wooded areas around the washington -- well, we're in a forest. >> yeah, we call it the urban forest. we love our trees. until storms come. and it happen

say what you will about clare has her eyes she on the iron throne and she is momma and at this point she's waiting for someone to tie a bunch of balloons to so heck of bernie's chair just floats away. that's what she's waiting for. but enough talking about presidents. we're here to talk about congress. [laughter] mean of me to talk about a job you guys will never have. oh! of congress wants to be president. let's be real. senator named sheldon whitehouse. ambitious namet for a title you will never have. hasan like my name being head-of-homeland security. it's just not happening. no. let's be real. everybody here in the media, hard on congress. they're hard on you guys. they say you're a do-nothing you guys do a lot. you guys do -- don't let anybody tell you otherwise. guys go to fundraisers. you guys host fundraisers. have your staff set up fundraisers for you to host. there three things right and that doesn't include the time you spent trying to repeal obamacare or not passing gun control. that's five things you guys do. yeah. yeah. and a lot of people at home don't know this but yo

they're seeking to de-clare his shares as "b" shares over "a" shares. it was filed last night. we're joined to discuss it. do you think this is perhaps they're seeing what's playing out over at viacom? >> that's possible. but this was inevitable from when they went public in the first place. you knew that they were going to have to unscramble that egg. at best that's transitional structure and it has to be once your one vote eventually. >> you say it's sort of inevening itable. but are there not other examples of companies with super voting shares where you don't have this provision? >> absolutely and it doesn't work out well for them. if we could compare facebook to an old media powerhouse from just a couple of decades ago, look at reader's digest which put a lot of its stock into a foundation. it turned out to be an absolute catastrop catastrophe. where are they? it has a risk toll raens than an investor and they turned out to be a terrible steward on be f of the outside investors. so it's really, really important when you're transitioning from the founder/owner, that you sim

let's discuss with one of our top supporters, senator clare mccaskill. >> it is a big deal, you know.night were having one of those moments where we kind of like shook our head and said is this real. has this really happened. do we finally a woman as a major party. i know a long with a lot of other women, we missed our mothers, my mother when i was 7 years old told me i had to say trick or treat and veet for jfk. she convinced me when ways a young girl, i could be anything. there were a lot of women missing, and of course, hillary clinton talked about her mother last night. but it is, it is a special time. i think it's one that we need to really celebrate. not have this moment get lost in the back and forth of a pretty nasty campaign. >> it is nasty. probably going to be get nastier. it is whether the right woman, right, that's what donald trump is saying. he had a new line of attacks last night. i want to give you a chance to rebut what we've been hearing from that campaign and other critics. here is what he said last night. >> the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrich