erin murphy is a partner where she also focuses on supreme court and appellate litigation and david cole is another constitutional law professor at georgetown. before i turn things over to the panel, let me give you a brief introduction to the term and tell you about the format for today's program. the story of last term is -- the left side of the court did a lot of winning. that happened not only in the two cases involving same-sex marriage and availability of subsidies but in almost every big case decided last term. justice kennedy was the justice who join it had west side of the court in those cases, but the chief justice and etch justice thomas occasionally are provide it had margin of vic -- victory. this term i would expect a turn to the norm in which the side of the court wins the majority but by no means all of the big cases with justice kennedy again the key vote in most of the big cases. the big question for this term, i think is how big will the wins be. in a fair number of the big cases, the court will have a choice between broad and narrow grounds for decision and the import

erin murphy is a partner at bancroft, where she also focuses on supreme court and appellate litigation. and david cole is another constitutional law professor at georgetown. before i turn things over to the panel, let me give you a very brief introduction to the term and tell you about the format for today's program. the story of last term is that the left side of the court did a lot of winning. that happened not only in the two momentous cases involving same-sex marriage and the availability of subsidies on the federal healthcare exchange, but in almost every big case decided last term. justice kennedy was the justice who usually joined the left side of the court in those cases. but the chief justice and even justice thomas occasionally either added to or provided the margin of victory. this term, i would expect a return to the norm, in which the right side of the court wins a majority, but by no means all of the big cases, with justice kennedy again the key vote in most of the big cases. the big question for this term, i think, is how big will the wins be. in a fair number of the big

erin murphy is a partner at bancroft where she also focuses on supreme court and appellate litigation. and david cole is another constitutional law professor at georgetown. before i turn things over to the panel, let me give you a very brief introduction to the term until you about the format for today's program. the story of last term event, the left side of the court did a lot of winning. that happen not only in the two momentous cases involving same-sex marriage and the availability of subsidies on the federal health care exchange, but in almost every big case decided last term. justice kennedy was the justice who usually joined the left side of the court in those cases, but the chief justice and even justice thomas occasionally either acted to or provided the margin of victory. this term i would expect a return to the norm. in which the right side of the court wins the majority, but by no means all of the big cases, with justice kennedy idea and a key vote in most of the big cases. .. to do so before inviting questions from the press. i will invite press questions right after the

erin murphy is a partner at bancroft, where she also focuses on supreme court and appellate litigation. and david cole is another constitutional law professor at georgetown. before i turn things over to the panel, let me give you a very brief introduction to the term and tell you about the format for today's program. the story of last term is that the left side of the court did a lot of winning. that happened not only in the two momentous cases involving same-sex marriage and the availability of subsidies on the federal healthcare exchange, but in almost every big case decided last term. justice kennedy was the justice who usually joined the left side of the court in those cases. but the chief justice and even justice thomas occasionally either added to or provided the margin of victory. this term, i would expect a return to the norm, in which the right side of the court wins a majority, but by no means all of the big cases with justice kennedy, again, the key vote in most of the big cases. the big question for this term, i think, is how big will the wins be. in a fair number of the bi

erin murphy is the author of "inside the cell: the dark side of forensic side" and joins us live. alerted us to the teams behind the scenes looking for clues. the bad thing is, now people at home think that the local cops can do these things, that not necessarily really can happen. >> i think that's exactly right. there are around 411 crime labs across our country and most people watching "csi" think they're state-of-the-art buildings and high-tech machines everywhere and the reality is it's more often just a couple rooms in a large municipal building that's not kited out with the state-of-the-art tech nothi noology. >> people watch "csi" on a jury and they assume people did this before they came to court. >> the prosecutor's "csi" juries are given overwhelming non-scientific evidence, where is the dna? where is the fingerprints? and the defendant's "csi" even when you introduce some of the forensic evidence in court the juries believe it blibdly, they don't ask is this reliable, is this a reliable method used. both are in play. i would say we have such a small percentage of jury

erin. >> back to the grind. thanks so much karen. >>> let's head outside to dave murphy. >> okay for now erin. 74 degrees, startinge and your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a hot high of 94 today. lots of sun, sizzling and more and more humid as the day goes on. wednesday hot with a high of 90, still sticky. could be a late day thundershower out to the west of philadelphia and then thursday is the day when we all have the best chance of some much needed rain with a couple inches possible in some spots. erin. >> david thank you. all the new details a-new rule for annulment on the catholic church. we'll be back in the neck half hour. i'm erin o'hearn. >>> what a wonderful crowd. oh, my goodness. we welcome you back to "gma." big news to share, vanessa williams will be returning to the miss america contest as a judge. competition as a judge. >> yes. >> first time since she gave up the crown 32 years ago and, robin, you sat down with her for a no holds bar interview and asked about that controversy. those nude photos that surfaced of her. take a look. >> it was two drastically different images. it was miss america

murphy. >> good morning. it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday, september 8th. tam is off. erin o'hearn joins us and we're following several developing stories. >> gunfire erupts after a bar fight spills into a philadelphia street. now police are investigating a double shooting. >> fire crews in burlington county are battling a raging forest fire. it has spread across 100 acres. >> and ready or not, a sure sign summer is over. at least unofficially. it's time to head back to school. we're live with the details. >> parents like it, though, advertisements here'sometimes. here's david and karen with more. >> he doesn't go back until tomorrow. he's 17. he's cool. all right, so satellite right now shows you -- some of the older parents i can say this stuff. satellite right now shows you that we he do have plenty of sunshine on the way. a lack of any significant cloud cover. you are going to feel humid also a you head outside and we'll talk more about that in a moment. 73 degrees in philadelphia right now, 67 in allentown, 67 in trenton, 69 in wilmington and 73 in cape may. here are y

murphy. >> good morning. it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday, september 8th. tam is off. erin joins us and we're following several developing stories. >> gunfire erupts after a bar fight spills into a philadelphia street. now police are investigating a double shooting. >> fire crews in burlington county are battling a raging forest fire. it has spread across 100 acres. >> and ready or not, a sure sign summer is over. at least unofficially. it's time to head back to school. we're live with the details. >> parents like it, though, advertisements here'sometimes. here's david and karen with more. >> he doesn't go back until tomorrow. he's 17. he's cool. all right, so satellite right now shows you -- some of the older parents i can say this stuff. satellite right nosh

murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday, september 8th. tam is off. erinwe are following several developing stories. >> gunfire erupts after a bar fight spills into a philadelphia street. now police are investigating a double shooting. >> fire crews in burlington county are battling a raging forest fire and chopper six is on the way. >> and ready or not, a sure sign summer is unofficially over, it's time to head back to school. we're live with the details. >> first up, weather and traffic with david and karen. >> pretty comfortable out here on the terrace right now but on the other hand the sun isn't up yet. once the sun gets over the horizon and we start moving around a little bit you'll feel that humidity. we'll start you with satellite and there will be plenty of sun up over the horizon as we have very little cloud cover in place. that frontal boundary off to the north not a hindrance to us today. and you can see that flow of air coming up from the south continuing to warm us up. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington. still a bit cooler

murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday, september 8th. tam is off. erin'hearn joins us and we are following several developing stories. >> gunfire erupts after a bar fight spills into a philadelphia street. now police are investigating a double shooting. >> fire crews in burlington county are battling a raging forest fire and chopper six is on the way. >> and ready or not, a sure sign summer is unofficially over, it's time to head back to school. we're live with the details. >> first up, weather and traffic with david and karen. >> pretty comfortable out here on the terrace right now but on the other hand the sun isn't up yet. once the sun gets over the horizon and we start moving around a little bit you'll feel that humidity. we'll start you with satellite and there will be plenty of sun up over the horizon as we have very little cloud cover in place. that frontal boundary off to the north not a hindrance to us today. and you can see that flow of air coming up from the south continuing to warm us up. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington

erin murphy is a partner at bancroft, where she also focuses on supreme court and appellate litigation and david cole is another constitutional law professor at georgetown. before i turn things over to the panel, let me give you a very brief introduction to the term and tell you about the format for today's program. the story of last term is that the left side of the court did a lot of winning. that happened not only in the two momentous cases involving