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fred from utah. bill, the teachers and the union supporting the molester are as bad as the child molester. chris from texas. thank you for exposing the teachers union in michigan that's defending a convicted child rapist. i find this to be despicable. you shedding light on the story is sure to put pressure on the organization to change its stance. we hope so. from arizona, wanda. bill, your outrage over the michigan teachers union wanting $10,000 for the teacher who viciously molested a child is shared by most people. thanks for taking on the subject. i believe the union should heed your word. kent from pearl, mississippi. hey, bill. i know it must be a bitter pill to swallow. when a union member pays dues it creates a contractual obligation. the union must do its utmost on behalf of the member. one of problems in the school is the unions look out for the teachers first and only. the students don't get a seat at the table because they neither vote nor pay dues. a good but sad point. cindy from vermont. dear bill, thank god for your anger toward the teachers and the union who are supporting this

chris cox. chief justice was there for the beginning and he went to the '86.ral's office in fred fielding was the boss. e came back subsequently and served president bush as his chief council as well, the counsel of the president. and dick hauser, one of the chief legal counsel for beauing deputy counsel. so we had extraordinary -- larry the t went on the be secretary of the navy in that office. was the bottle washer, brief case carrying youngest guy in the office that got to do all of the tuff like protect presidential seal. >> what year? 1985-'86. >> be the most candid you can be about john roberts. >> he cannot shoot a jump shot. we were 0-10. ringers.ought in we couldn't win for the life of us. the e -- peter robinson, speech writer lives next door to us as well. he feels on the team as well as gelder. we were horrific, terrible. we were together on the white vetoes, v-toes. 5-k team thatenge contained pat buchanan, the myself and e elizabeth. we have one woman. i don't know if they still run the nike 5-k up here. good team. ty >> how surprised were you when john roberts became the chief just

chris cox. the chief justice was there from the beginning until i think he went to the soliciter general's office in 1986. fred fielding it was boss. he came back subsequent and served president bush as his chief counsel. and one of the chief counsel for boeing was our deputy counsel. the secretary of the navy was in that office. i was the bottle washer, the briefcase carryer. the tough stuff they gave to the chief justice. >> what year? >> 1985. >> the most candid you can be about john roberts? >> he cannot shoot a jump shot. we were 0-10. i wrought in ringers. we couldn't win for the life of us. peter robinson was next door to us and he was on the team as well. we were terrible. i can be candid about that. i sent the chief justice upon his confirmation a caller: of this. we were together on the v-toes the nike challenge team and we did pretty good. i don't know if they still run the nike 5-k up here but we were a pretty good team. >> how surprised were you when job roberts became the chief justice? >> the most interesting thing is they were close friends. mike sl the general counsel on the fourth circuit and

as fred mentioned last weekend i between the ukraine with my friend and fellow member of the foreign relations committedee, democratic senator christh senior government officials, president, and the major opposition leader,on company victim and major opposition leaders, members of society, many of the so-called oligarchs, ukrainian youth and students and hundreds of thousands of peaceful demonstrators. in all of my many years in travels abroad i have never seen anything like what we witnessed last weekend in ukraine. on saturday night, we stood in the trade union building overlooking the area while a quarter million uianans cheered and jumped up and down in a sea of sparkling cell phones. on sunday when we addressed the crowd it was estimated to be as many as a million people. there were you ukrainians from all juans of life and all parts of the done tri, veterans of the soviet war in afghanistan, helping to protect the demonstrators and securing our passage through the crowd. as we spoke, thousands interrupted us with cheers of, thank you u.s.a. it was one of most moving experiences i have had. senator murphy and i did not go to

as fred mentioned last weekend i went to ukraine with my friend and fellow member, foreign relations committee member, chris murphy. we met with senior government officials, the president, the major opposition leader, and major oppositions leader, members of civil society including the daughter of timishinku, students and youth, hundreds and thousands of peaceful dmen demonstrators. i've never seen anything like we witnessed in crew yukraine. a quarter of millions cheered and jumped up and down in a sea of sparkling cell phones. sunday when we addressed the crowd it was estimated to be as many as a million people ukrainians from all walks of life, men and women, young and old all part of the country. ukrainian veterans of the soviet war afghanistan helping to protect the demonstrators and securing our passage through the crowd. as we spoke, thousands it was one of the most moving experiences i have had. senator murphy and i did not go to ukraine to interfere with its internal affairs or to favor one group or party or leader over another but rather to support the peaceful aspirations of all ukrainians and to

chris lawrence, thanks so much. maybe not the best news, though, in new york city. let's head there now and check in with fred pleichten. >> reporter: new york was quite lucky this morning. the snow didn't really kick in until the end of the morning rush hour. it started in earnest about 8:30, 9:00. by that time the rush hour had already sort of started to end. the city is prepared for something like this. it has some 1800 pieces of equipment around the city today, including 365 salt spreaders spreading that sort of pumpkin colored salt here in the streets. they go out immediately when something like this starts, when the snow starts coming down. snow plows start working later when the snow starts laying on the ground. that's not the case just yet. it seems as though it's still a little too warm. the ground is still a little too warm for the snow to remain on the ground. we are expecting two to four inches here in the new york area. what we're hearing is that there are several schools in the suburbs that have closed for the day. here in the city, things are still going quite okay. the snow is expected to cont