and that's what happens in elrod and branty.it's not necessary to inquire into the each individual employee. it is an entirely different -- >> see, i had always thought that the idea behind those cases is a different one, that the idea has to do with why the government acted. and once we say that the government acted for an impermissible purpose, which is to, let's say in my hypothetical, get as many democrats as possible into the government, it matters not at all whether the person is a republican, an independent or somebody who's never thought about politics in his life, because the government is acting in a way that's wrongful irrespective of that. >> right. we just disagree. it's called an individual right, not a government wrong. the individual has to be engaging in, whether it's expression or association -- i actually think it's not contested, justice kagan, any more on the free speech side. that with cases like waters, an employee cannot bring a free speech claim that says i didn't actually engage in free speech, but my e

and that's what happens in elrod and branty.it's not necessary to inquire into the each individual employee. it is an entirely different -- >> see, i had always thought that the idea behind those cases is a different one, that the idea has to do with why the government acted. and once we say that the government acted for an impermissible purpose, which is to, let's say in my hypothetical, get as many democrats as possible into the government, it matters not at all whether the person is a republican, an independent or somebody who's never thought about politics in his life, because the government is acting in a way that's wrongful irrespective of that. >> right. we just disagree. it's called an individual right, not a government wrong. the individual has to be engaging in, whether it's expression or association -- i actually think it's not contested, justice kagan, any more on the free speech side. that with cases like waters, an employee cannot bring a free speech claim that says i didn't actually engage in free speech, but my e

mimi elrod. the mayor says .. she believes the students will successfully predict the next republican candidate for white house. sot mimi elrod/lexington mayor: "i have confidence i know that you are up to the task you have worked so hard and so far to make this thing come together and doing it right so i suspect that you are going to choose the right nominee." on cam authors and political leaders will speak during four sessions. there will be another session tonight at 7:15. students are expected to make their prediction on the next republican nominee tomorrow after the 4th session .. which begins at three o'clock. we'll hear from students tonight at 11. in lexington .. duke carter wsls 10. energy efficiency doesn't pick favorites. it should apply to everyone. i'm zach bacon with appalachian power. i'm an energy efficiency coordinator here in virginia. to me, it's all about being able to help our customers learn energy efficiency. this partnership with appalachian power allows us to touch more families in this re

another celebrity is attacking the same role on stage on elrod reports. >> is everybody here? is everybody ready? hit it! >> reporter: while former orge is no stranger to the spotlight. about expensive stage >> reporter: it's a different stage he made 21 years ago winning the heisman trophy before a nine-year all-pro i didn't come to this earth just so say i played football nine years and i won a heisman trophy and die. razzle dazzle caught the theater career when his football from the ground up. how is your footwork? >> footwork is nice. i got good feet. >> reporter: drama voice lessons and shakespeare in his hometown of nashville, before auditioning for broadway. >> what was important for me was that don't look at me as a gimmick, some guy athlete that wants to do broadway. no vanity project here. just perfectly >> reporter: this is not just bold-face name hire to get people into the seats? this is a legitimate song and dance guy? >> yes. yes, he is. yes, he is. you just watch him! >> reporter: keen played in the was not expecting what the old razzle dazzle >> if you trust a

one of the cars...it also killed a man headed into work according to the anderson county coronerkay elrod lives nearby and like many others he stopped to see what happened 3 3 3 "i was with the fire department for 37 years and we witnessed many wrecks here, worked many wrecks here, and my heart drops anytime i hear about a wreck here...unfortuneately we live in this kind of society today..i wish we could motivate people to be better citizens" citizens" 3 the coroners office has identified the man that was killed as 62 year old stephen burnettinvestigators say burnett was headed into work this morning at when he was hit by reeves the coroner says burnett died from multiple internal injuries and his death is being ruled a homicide meanwhile reeves remains in the hospital being treated for 3 diana and cody dexter reeves had a total of four outstanding warrants for his arrest...he will no doubt be facing more charges after what happened this morningwe will likely know what those are when the highway patrol wraps up their investigationlive in the newsroom adrian acosta the four o clock news 3

. >>> one of the favorite stories that i've hrd came from david elrod, senior advisor for brez obama. he said there was a moment at a white house correspondents dinner when scalia turned to him and said he knows i'm not under any illusions y're going to send me someone conservative like me but i hope you send me someone smart. telling me this. you're not supposed to talk about this. he goes send us elena kagan. the president ended up choosing sonia so the mayor and then kagan. even though t they're bh not conservative, they're different political spectrums he really respected her and ended up going nting with her. during the confirmation, she said she would shoot a gun at some point and went with him. they became hunting partners. they all hunt together even though they were different views. >> i think they learned that from sandra day o'connor who told them if you want to get on the good side of justice scalia, go hunting with him. it's a tip she passed on to many others. >> folks on capitol hill could get that, despite having different opinions they could still make it work. >>> we'