here's justice cooley and his own words from a 2012 interview with fox news. >> will you time your retirement president can appoint a >> i would not like i would not like to be replaced by someone who tries to outdo what i did. >> president obama has the right to nominate a successor. with less than one year to go in his term republicans are vowing to stonewall anyone he names. >> the senate needs to stand strong as a we are not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a generation by allowing barack obama to make one more liberal appointee. >> ted cruz points on this are about as valid as his points on new york. >> justice cooley had strong ties in new york. he grew up in queens and graduated from xavier high school. he was was also grand marshal of the columbus day pray pray. particle spectrum. it is no secret we do not see eye to eye on a lot of issues but he was one of the finest legal minds the 20 th century and 20 th first century america has no. it was brilliant, he was probing probing. >> that admiration may only go so far. the republican dominated senate plans to stonewall any of

as justice cooley wrote in a case in which the court unanimously struck down the president's violation of the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers he said we should therefore take every opportunity to affirm the privacy of the constitution's enduring enduring principles over the politics of the moment. he continued warning against aggrandizing the president beyond its constitutional powers. that is what justice scalia did time and time again. that is what he reminded all of us about, the importance of the doctrine and separation of powers that adheres to the text of the constitution and not to make it up as you are going along for expressing value judgments that cannot be related in the original understanding of the constitution. so mr. president, the question arises that when the president makes nomination to fill the vacancy left by justice scalia's death what is the constitutional responsibility of the united states senate? it is true under our constitution the president of the united states has a unique role in the authority to make a nomination to fill this vacancy. it

reports say he was a guest at a resort in the big bend region, justice cooley arrived at the ranch on friday and attended a private party with about 40 people when he did not appear for breakfast a person associated with the ranch went to his room and found the body. the u.s. marshals service, service, the sheriff, and the fbi are involved in the a investigation. a federal official who asked not to be named told one newspaper there was no evidence of foul play and it appeared scalia died of natural causes. scalia, the longest-serving justice on the court was nominated in 1986 by president ronald reagan. justice antonin scalia was 79. he spoke with book tv in 2008 about his book, making your case. >> what most annoys me? i think any appellate judge will tell you it is councils evasion of questions. trying to avoid giving us straight and civil answer instead of saying yes or no, they will going to long explanation. >> you have a chapter in your book making your case about brevity. >> yes, brevity is the soul, never heard judges complained that an argument was too short. >> are oral argu

. >> reporter: the new video shows two men cooley walking through an airplane. they appear to be airport staff, one carrying what looks like a laptop, but authorities now believe that laptop was likely a bomb, and this is the moment they hand it to an alleged suicide bomber. the result, a hole blasted in the side of a commercial airliner tuesday. the body of the alleged bomber ejected from the plane by the explosion. was this the work of people who worked at the airport? >> reporter: well, one of the people who works at the airport we are investigating. >> reporter: investigators working with a team of americans have arrested 20 people. some aviation security experts say it shows the risk from workers inside airports, even in the u.s. >> i believe we don't have the inside, and i think that's a problem, and i think it's something that immediate action needs to be taken on. >> reporter: alleged bomber was booked on a cancelled turkish airlines flight. he took a later plane. had the bomb gone off later at a higher altitude, the explosion may have killed everyone on

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george and what will justice cooley is and all the presidential candidates moving forward? >> that's the big question right now. republican candidates say the next president should choose the replacement but obviously the thoughts. we are here awaiting the senator from vermont and his appearance in the denver area. a busy day in denver. no doubt the death of the 79 you'll justices reverberating across the political system. they tell us this underscores the upcoming election. if your social conservative right now you have lost a major voice on the supreme court. this is a justice who sided against gay marriage, against the abortion movement, perhaps he will be best known for his opinion saying that every american has the right to possess a firearm in their the passing of antonin scalia reverberated across american politics and bernie sanders supporters here tell me it is the importance of this election that has just been underscored that much more. >> that raised the stakes. the next person that is president is going to determine something. >> it's important and the fact tha

cooley or keeps coming in. our highs today will be mid-to-upper 60' s which is cooler than i lows from yesterday. but four hours ago, we were a whole lot warmer. anywhere to 10 to 20 degrees cooler -- cooler than yesterday morning. that puts us in the 50' s 52 in daytona beach and villages . 56 in orlando and kissimmee. 55 degrees right now in melbourne. there is the cold front that rolled through yesterday and brought the storm and now just a few leftover clouds across the area. but those clouds will be clearing out as we have a lot of really dry air moving in. look at the water vapor. all the orange color we have here, that is dry air. that will really be a dominant feature of the next several days or it so lots of sunshine expected and we are to keep highs today, 65 in ocala. six and eustis. 68 is where we are headed in orlando and with heart. 67 longwood and to land. a banana coast, expecting mid to upper 60' s as well with those easy west northwest winds. we will talk more about the wind and weekend foreca

employees of koch rights at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law abiding people but cooley writes in an open letter we don't want to break anyone's encryption or said a master key loose on the land thehenvestigators believe critical evidence may be on the killer's phone and have the support of many of the victims' families there might be from information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist plot. so still very upset the apple not comprehend the fbi even microsoft founder bill gates is now weighing in about a back door telling the financial times he thinks there is a way apple can turn over specific information to the fans to call out to some special things no different ever been able to tell the phone company to get information. gates later said this case should be left up to the courts and congress apple ceo is asking the fbi to seek legislation and also set up a commission to sort through this difficult issue brandi at abc news los angeles military circle mall an orphan could get a multimillion dollar make over city council will vote on the change tonight

. >> i am john cooley. these so-called "patriots" complain about a 3/10 tax, yet they pay higher prices for smuggled touch tea, i ask you, where is their sense? >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the balcony. >> my name is charles, a loyalist. the sons of liberty are causing violence and making boston a dangerous place to live. remember the boston massacre? you patriots threw snowballs at the soldiers. no wonder they fired on the mob. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left in the balcony. >> i thinking george has been good to us, and i worry about what will happen to the patriots if they continue to defy him. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left on the floor. >> as a doctor, i worry about the world with this violence, but as a patriot, i believe we must continue with our fight until our voices are heard and the king takes us seriously. we must stand up against the king. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the balcony. >> my name is benjamin simpson. i say it

. >> justice cooley is not the only news affecting the campaigns. donald trump threatening to suit ted cruz over his citizenship. he says he can do that for not being a natural born citizen because he was born in canada. >> i have never met a person who lies more than ted cruz. i've never seen anything like it >> crews dismiss the calling thing his mother was an american citizen. trump has also renewed his trump to run as a independent if he does not get the republican nomination. >> dari: george w. bush campaigned together in charleston south carolina today. the former first lady was also there. the south carolina riemer he will be held this saturday. >> steve: taking narcissism to a whole new level, a culture of self-love making everyone around us miserable. growing trend of letting newborn sleep in a cardboard box? >> steve: jokes that just don't hit the way they are supposed crowned at this year's top dog at the westminster dog show. >> dari: competition is underway at msg. speemac; a a dog show but this year is a way of life. madison square gar

a warning from cooley law professor jeff schwartz. while you may think it's the best idea to release the relationship baggage, donating in this way, there could be legal issues at play. >> not such a good idea without notifying the person that the property belongs to before you do it. if it's your shaving equipment, that's a cheap item that can be replaced. if it is your favorite fly rod, not so much. schwartz says you can't be hasty here. there are real things to consider when making this decision. do you donate or ultimately trash your ex's belongings. here is one thing to consider, the first is the value. are we talking about, you know, old t-shirt or something of real value here, electronics or camping and fishing gear. >> with that, ashley, is there a difference when you're dating with somebody for a year or two or you were married to somebody. >> absolutely. that is the maintaining away here. if this is a divorce versus someone you were just dating, there is a settlement and legal avenuefications of donating an ex's stuff withou

the last standing president to visit was calvin cooley. >> we know the names of the brevard county couple who will split their share of last month's record #.5 billion dollar jackpot. 55-year-old david couchsmith and hand in tallahassee yesterday to get their check. melbourne beach couple was one of three winners and they chose a lump sum payment of $327 million. the two live just a couple of miles away from the publix where they bought the ticket. they are able to keep the big one a secret from their neighbors and family for weeks. >> i was shocked to hear this happened in melbourne beach and to find out it was my neighbor was unbelievable. obviously their life is going to change dramatically. i wish them the best. >> david was an engineer for years. now he says he is going to retire. maureen said one of the first things she'll do is get a massage. >> a star wars character comes to life thanks to one dedicated fan. he built this full scale model inside his fort myers home. the man said he bought a half-inch thick plastic sphere and filled it with machinery for the body and used the 3d pr

cooley -- cool and windy. 62 degrees. sunset time 6:22 am. -- 6:22 pm. have your sweatshirt. 61 clermont, 60 degrees in cocoa beach. satellite and radar is looking good and we will see nothing but sunshine through the evening hours. winds pulling and from the west- northwest. you see the winds 14 miles an hour in clermont, 15 deland, 15 the villages, 29 titusville. hour. looking at the winds by 3:00 today. west northwesterly winds and you can see them 19, 20, 25 miles an hour. it was a windy probably afternoon and tour tonight, a bit of a breeze and gradually settling down. it will not be after midnight relax and that will allow temperatures to drop off. winds gusting over 30. turning chilly and we would in the 40s and it gets colder than that. we will track the timing of cold weather ahead. >>> the battle continues this afternoon between apple and the government over national security and privacy. in an abc news exclusive, world news tonight anchor sat down one-on-one with apple ceo tim cook to find out what the company is refusing the government reques

>> sergeant brian cooley knows how impulsive they can be. >> it's very dangerous for staff. if staff are not on their toes around these kids, staff will get hurt. it's easy for them to get caught up in a situation and have it explode with no notice at all. >> stop. lift your foot up. lift your foot up. >> it's their own time. if they want to stay a long time, they will stay. if they want to stay a short time, they will stay a short time. it's all on them. it's how they want to react with themselves. >> as a juvenile you're committed for treatment program of rehabilitation. and there is no time attached to most juvenile sentences. when they come in, there's an intake orientation level. >> for kids as young as 12 years old, time at pendleton begins here at the intake unit. >> everybody comes through the facility comes through here. first. we've seen some that's real timid and scared. you see some that's brash and cocky. it's a variety of attitudes or personalities that come through here. usually in intake a week or two until they reclass you and find a unit and a program for y

cooley, determinedly, fearlessly. - after you're captured, you're not supposed to sneak up on people! [indistinct chatter] - hi, boys. - hi, skip. - hey, chuck, there's a letter for you i just picked up over at the main base. - oh, thanks, skip! hey, it's from my girl. mary! she wrote me a letter. - hey, how's the great war novel coming? - oh, great, skip. today i captured hirohito. and that's only chapter 2. - hey, how about that! yesterday the yakamura, today hirohito. we should be home by friday! - oh, no! - it's my girl. she's not my girl anymore! look, she wrote me a dear chuck letter. - that's a tough break, mr. parker! - what a raw deal! - go trust women! - i don't understand it, skip! mary and i grew up together. went to kindergarten together. got our first set of braces together. boy, how soon they forget. - oh, look, it's not as bad as you're making it, chuck. all she said is she just went out on a couple of dates, that's all. - yeah, with a hotshot flyboy from the air force. big hero in north africa. shot down 30 messerschmitt-- boy, have you got problems. - listen, mr. par