again, very unpretentious, gregarious, a lot of fun to be around. he was a giant of a legal scholar. >> he was known, governor, as an originalist, someone who said the constitution needed to be eyed through the eyes of the founding fathers. he would use old dictionaries to try to understand what they meant at the time of the writing of the constitution. what do you think the chances are of the next appointee being someone as strictly constructionalist as justice scalia? >> well, it would be an answer to many of our prayers. that's not going to happen with an obama nomination, which i don't think will happen. i don't think the senate would be foolish enough to confirm an obama nominee. but i'm not sure about the next republican president. i would hope that they will find somebody who is as committed to the text of the constitution enthe original intent of the constitution that justice scalia was. it's what made him such an effective and powerful justice. and i really believe that the influence that he had on the court and on shaping opinion, and to e

"jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character. a good father. well known in the community. well liked. there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur." though his wife says she did sense a change in him--in the days prior to the attack. the attorney denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of dalton's arrest--again stressing the family is desperate to learn why this happened. tim: a national debate over accessing a killer's i-phone records is hitting close to home for the mother of a murder victim in baton rouge, louisiana. the f-b-i is asking apple to unlock a san bernardino, california killer's it's a similar situation in the baton rouge case. brittney mills and her unborn child were killed on her doorstep last april. it's nearly a year later, and police still don't have any suspects. mills' mother is now opening up about her daughter's death. she believes getting into brittney's phone might help find her killer. the east baton rouge district attorney agrees. i think apple is being naive in s

. >> a gregarious character and good father and well known in the community and well liked and no indication that something like this would occur. >> the father of two began driving for uber two weeks before the shootings. and now in jail facing six counts of murder. >> the motive is a history even to his family. but according to his family, dalton's wife did sense a change in his behavior. >> he was acting different the last couple of days and his wife asked him and he said he was tired. >> he seemed depressed and down. >> on the day of the murders, dalton's family was out running errand be he was an the gun store buying a tactical jacket. and he went to his parents house after the first shooting telling his family that his chevy equinox was sideswiped and then headed out with his parents hhr. >> the attorney also denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of the arrest. again the family is desperate to learn why this happened. live in new york, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> there is much more to come on "action news" at noon. a coast guard boat ov

'jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character, a good father, well-known in the community. well liked. there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. dalton faces six countntof first-degree murder charges, among others. apple filed a motion today to vacate the federal ordert& that forces the company to help the f-b-i. the federal government wants apple to help unlock an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters, syed farook. but the tewh company says the request violates its first a a fifth amendment rights. google and microsoft are among those supporting apple. severe storms have killed at least eight people this week and left hundreds of people without homes. four of those people were killed in virginia, where at least two tornadoes hit. one of them was with winds reaching up to 165 miles per hour. the national weatheheservice has confirmed more than 30 tornadoes across the country this week. coming up next tonight, scott will feature the t-v nine athlete of the week. and the tournament trail continued for the boys tonight with district f

at age 27 jameson jones was a law clerk for the justice and opinions. justice scaliaas gregarious. two years ago he had a chance to argue in front of his mentor. >> i think he thought i was giving him too easily of a time. he had been smiling and then alleged forward and rumpled his brow and asked me a couple what he thought were tough questions and when i handled them, he went back to leaning back and smiling. i felt like he was probably proud that day. >> justice scalia leaves behind a wife and nine children. he was 79 years old. >>> commercial flights will soon fly to cuba for the first time in five decades. the documents were signed in havana today clearing the way for dozens of daily new flights as early as fall bringing hundreds of thousands of american travelers a year to cuba. the u.s. department of transportation has opened bidding by american air carriers on as many as 110 flights a day, more than five time the current number. all flights currently operating between the two countries are >>> the lead sing are of the american band eagles of death metal still struggles the

"jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character. a good father. well known in the community. well liked. there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur." though his wife says she did sense a change in him in the days prior to the attack... saying he seemed depressed. the attorney denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of dalton's arrest... stressing the family is this happened. should apple have to create technology it says would make its products vulnerable? a look at what the tech giant is doing to protect its users and their privacy. and, a deadly storm is ripping through the eastern u.s. a look at the damage left behind. plus, chief meteorologist jeff thompson has your forecast, next on kolo 8 news now. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 5:00 with sarah johns, noah bond, weather with meteorologist jeff thompson, and sports with josh little. this is kolo 8 news now at 5:00." most of us spend more time at work than at home....so how happy are you at the workplace? tomorrow on gmr...a look at

. >> a fairly gregarious well-known in the community, well-liked and there was nothing this would occur. >> the married father of two its before the shooting and now he' s in jail facing six counts of murder. everybody else, why? >> the motive is a mystery to his family but according to the attorney coming in the days sensed a change in his behavior. >> he has been acting different the last couple of days and his wife asked him and he said he was tired. just his demeanor, he seemed to be depressed and down which is not a normal character. >> on the day of the shooting, errands. the attorney revealed that after the first shooting telling his family that his chevy needed to switch cars. and he headed act out with his parents car. the attorney denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of his arrest. they stress the families is emily: passengers aboard this cruise ship rocked by rough seas are now suing. the lawsuit accuses royal caribbean of negligence for its decision to sail into the atlantic earlier this month despite warnings of an impeding winter storm.

. >> jason by all accountt was a fairly gregarious character, good father.. and there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. dalton is in jail facing six counts of murder. >>> major drug bust in nebraska and colorado ut dozens of states. a federal prosecutor says a yearlong investigation ended with drug indictments of 63 people. nearly all of them have already been arrested in an area ranging from south central colorado. the investigation mostly focused on meth but it did involve other drugs. >>> the denver performing arts center could be getting a makeover. the city's arts and venues department unveiled a new plan to tear down the concert hall and add a new 1,200 seat venue, residential towers and more parking. it would also add another floor to the convention center. no price tag yet. officials are hoping to get a design proposal by next year. >>> a major intersection in aurora partially shut down for air tracker 7 over quincy and buckley as crews fixed a leaky gas pipe this morning. the intersection remains closed through sunday. onl

as you've heard, he was a very gregarious and involuble person, with very strong views on a range of issues, some of which i very much agreed with. he cared about the text of the constitution and its history and original intent. he played a particularly important role in statutory construction. and i thought that the court should focus less on history and the more on the text of the statutes. and that's going to be an important legacy. but stepping back just one-half staff from justice scalia himself and thinking about the court itself, and how seismic, i think that was the word you used, a moment this is, for 44 years, since january 1972, the court has had a republican-appointed majority. the house has gone back and forth, the house of representatives, the senate has gone back and forth between the two parties, the presidency has traded hands multiple times, but from 1972 to the present moment, republican appointees have had a firm majority on the supreme court, and that could change over the next year. and that would be, you know, a very, very big, tectonic shift, basically, in the

reporter: in some ways, the nino cass knew resembles the justice some knew on the bench, witty, gregariousion >> he was not shy about articulating his views and defending his opinions and saying why he was right and others were wrong. that was something he was very good at. >> reporter: some of scalia's opinions earned critics from those on the left. he said he believed in himself, his god and the law. reporting at the supreme court, garrett hake, wusa 9 >>> all this week, in a series called "faith in our town," we're examining the role of religion in the lives of people throughout washington. >> our bruce johnson joins us for a look at what goes inside one of the largest churches in our area >> the first baptist church of glenn artin, maryland. a number of religious institutions in this country and the area are dying, first baptist appears to be thriving, and it might just be because this megachurch goes beyond the spiritual needs of its members. ♪ ♪ . >> reporter: it's a sunday morning at the first baptist church in maryland, and the faithful have come in droves to hear the popular pasto

he was a gregarious guy who reached across the issues to form very interesting friendships. >> he reallyrtually everybody respected him. he was one of the great lawyers and teachers of the law at the university of chicago, i believe it was. he was on the court for an awful long time. everything he did was very, very professional. and humorous, very, very intelligently written opinions. just a fellow who basically stood up for the constitutional systems of this country and really one of the founders of originalism and i have to say a person who stood for the constitution, believed in the constitution, and basically wrote about the constitution continuously. >> so i talked earlier with your colleague, senator lindsey graham, about where we're going now because the president has said he is going to nominate someone. some of your colleagues have said no way that's going to happen on their watch. a number of democrats stepped forward to say of course it is. this president has almost a year left. he should be able to nominate someone he sees fit. what is your plan? >> well, it's been more than

((sot)) lawyer: "jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character. a good father. well known in the community. well liked. there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur."the married father of two.. only began driving for shooting.. now he's in jail.. facing 6 counts of murder. ((sot)) paul vlachos: "they're thinking like everybody else, why?"the motive.. a mystery even to his family.. but according to the attorney.. in the days leading up to the rampage.. dalton's wife did sense a change in his behavior. ((sot)) paul vlachos: "he's been acting different in the last couple of days and his wife asked him and he said he was tired. / just his demeanor, that he seemed to be depressed and down which was not his normal character."on the day of the shooting.. dalton's family was out running errands when *he* visited a gun store.. as seen in these surveillance pictures.. buying a tactical jacket.. the attorney also revealing.. dalton went to his parent's house after the first shooting.. telling his family that his chevy equinox had been s

ery gregarious in person. he sticks to talking points. smart guy. before he announced his campaign -- i referred to his poll numbers being in the seller as far as negatives. people that say they support him . polls that say they will never vote for this person. he did not quite like that. host: let's go to scott in kentucky, line for democrats. caller: thanks for taking my call. my concern, question is this. a couple of weeks ago c-span a viewing of the british house of commons. they were discussing whether or not to let donald trump into the country. isamerica's closest ally deciding whether or not to let this man into the country because of irresponsible remarks he might have some entertainment value being some kind of boardroom bully but this is the world stage. america's closest allies are trying to decide whether to let this man into their country, what is the best what are america's adversaries going to do? host: this was a debate on a petition to ban donald trump from great britain. something that appeared on c-span. our viewers can watch at

it revolves around the story of two englishmen who come to visit one being a very gregarious guy, and then a shy guy who believes his wife is back home dying in a hospital, and believes he should be there. he is very shy, so the other one makes up the story and tells her that he can't speak english. he overhears things that he shouldn't here. myra: it sounds hilarious. you play somebody from georgia. >> she is such a sweet, innocent little old lady who is so excited about having these men. myra: we have to go outside right now to aly myles. jeb bush: i'm excited about where we stand. a lot of people -- it is just in i will work hard. [indndcernible] i'm not sure it is a sample survey, but it looks good. [no audio] myra: he is on a different campaign of sorts. a lot of people will find this really funny. all sorts of characters. >> there are some great characters. myra: it is a nice break from all the nastiness you may be seeing on the campaign trail right now. -- so fun. myra: can you remind everybody when and where the production takes place? >> february 2 a 60 or march 13. 7:30 p.m.

the fairly gregarious and good character and well known in the community and well liked. and there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. >> now on the day of the shooting dalton's family was running errands when he visited a gun store actually buying a tactical jacket. his attorney also revealed that dalton wentto his parent's home right after that first shooting telling his family that his chevy had been sideswiped and he needed to switch cars. he then headed back out with his parent's car. >> anchor: all right, moving along, a former fugitive found in florida could soon be granted parole. the ohio board is expected to hear arguments in the case today. frank k eshwater escaped from the prison camp back in 1959 while serving time for manslaughter. investigators found the 79-year-old in brevard county last may. they say he's been living under an alias and been collecting social security. on camera. an ecigarette exploding in a kentucky man's cket. he's recovering from severe burns as you might imagine. this happened at a gas station about 2 hours ou

facing six counts of murder--and his motive remains a mystery "jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character. a good father. well known in the community. well liked. there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur." dalton's wife says she did sense a change in the days prior to the attack. the attorney denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of dalton's arrest and is stressing the family is desperate to learn why this happened. " lukas: coming up..... facebook hasadded a number of new features you might be seeing on your news feed. i'll tell you all about the new options... after the break.. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotlele is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! com

. >> peggy was probably one of the most gregarious people i had ever met. >> and said glenda, she was griffin to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on a weekend, peggy called me and said what are you doing. i said i'm going to go down and watch dave play volleyball on the beach. >> dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked her if she wanted to come down and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and she said who's that. >> eric in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices the guy playing beach volleyball, he is good-looking and great shape. >> indeed he was. >> handsome. >> all those things. >> and he was available. he was also eight years younger. >> was that a problem for either one of them? >> it was not a problem for either one of them. >> the unimaginable happened. >> the unimaginable happened. wife fell overboard. >> it was a boating acci

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. >> a fairly gregarious character, good father, well known in the community, well liked, and there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. >> reporter: he only started driving for uber two weeks before the shooting. now he's in jail facing six counsels of murder. >> they are thinking like everybody else, why. mystery even to his family, but according to the attorney and the days leading up to the rampage, daulton's wife sensed a change in his behavior. >> his wife asked him and he said he was tired. just his demeanor that he seemed to be depressed and down. it was not his normal character. >> reporter: on the day of the shooting, daulton's family was out running errands. the attorney also rae vealing dalton went to his parents' house telling his family his equinox had been sideswiped and he needed to switch cars then headed back out with his parents' chevy hhr. the attorney denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of the arrest, again, stressing the family is also desperate to learn why this happened. elizabeth hur, channel 7 >> tha

. >> fairly gregarious character, good father, well known in the community, well liked.s nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. >> reporter: the married father of two only began driving for uber just two weeks before the shooting. now he's in jail facing six counts of murder. the motive is a mystery even to his family. according to the attorney, dalton's wife did sense a change in his behavior in the days leading up to the shooting. >> his wife asked him and he said he was tired. just his demeanor, just that he seemed to be depressed. >> reporter: on the day of the shooting, dalton visited a gun store, as seen in these surveillance pictures, buying a tactical jacket. the attorney revealing that dalton went to his parent's house after the first shooting telling his family his vehicle had been sideswiped and he needed to switch cars, then headed back out with his parent's vehicle. the attorney also denied reports that the family was having financial troubles at the time of the arrest, stressing the family is also desperate to learn why this happened. >>>

pwhile he could be a lightning prod for critics, he will also be premembered today as a gregarious pman, quick to engage with those pto whom he disagreed. p>> i liked him very much. p>>reporter: sandra day o'conner pworked with him. p>> he was a fine justice. phe just had the background in pthe past to do the job pmagnificently. p>>reporter: his sudden passing pcreated a vacancy and an popportunity for president obama pto appoint a replacement and pdeepen his impact on the court's pideological balance. pwhile some republicans initially psaid they would refuse to pconsider a nominee, it's ossible there could be senate phearings but that won't pall of this spills on the pcampaign trail. p>> the senate has the obligation pto process that nomination. p>> we're one justice away from plosing our religious fundamental pliberty. p>>reporter: the white house is punwilling to disclose the resident's schedule. p>> given the president's desire pto find a respectful way to pay ptribute to justice scalia's pservice to the country, we pbelieve we've settled on an pappropriate and respectful parrangeme

now amongst those was gregary woodcarver. >> you can site develop the start to the finish, you know, so you are really, you are really creating something, you know. i think, that is what interested a lot of people. i mean, it is almost look you get about it bite and you can not quit. a now other things gang on at the wood carving show included wood scutting wood burping, caricatures and a raffle and door prizes thering the entire show. >> still to come: a michigan communitiesp in mourning today after a man allegedly went on a shooting spree. we will have the latest from the investigation. >> plus, the battle between apple and the fbi continues this sunday. you will time out who the fbi says to hack into the phone of one of the san bernardino introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. big, bold, steaks. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger >> a developing story t

he was gregarious, a great sense of humor, one of his sons, christopher, has a really touching pieceashington post" online today, saying what it was like to grow up with justice scalia, dinner table conversations were started out serious, but their dad always used to crack them up. he talks at one point about wanting to get out of mowing the lawn because he had a track meet. okay, i'll mow the lawn, but i think a supreme court justice has something better to do. >> well, maybe not sometimes. i like guys who mow their own lawns. i think the country likes those guys. live coverage of funeral coverage beginning at 10:00 se eastern time. amazing eulogies. amazing eulogies. we'll be right it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't stress, girl ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! [ laughs ] incredible bladder prthat lets from always diyou move like you mean it now comes wi

it came to decisions on the court and their filphilosophies but h reached across and he was very gregarious. he was always having a good time. i think of him at christmas parties at the supreme court, assigning people parts and playing parts himself, really enjoying the process. pe loved good food and good wine. he loved to travel and kept a very hectic schedule even in the last few years as i's proechd his 808th birthday next month. there are many issues being challenged. many decisions where his voice will be missed. it would have been very much one of the lauded, most spirited advices we would expect during those considerations. but a number of cases the court has already heard that haven't been released yet. behind the scenes, chief justice john roberts is having to make a lot of important decisions. he's always been very committed to having the court move forward. now he has the biggest of his time as the chief justice in deciding how to move forward without justice antonin scalia on the court. >> shannon, tell us how it works. because there are some cases on which justice scalia and t

he was a gregarious guy who reached across the issues to form very interesting friendships. >> he really did. virtually everybody respected him. he was one of the great lawyers and teachers of the law at the university of chicago, i believe it was. he was on the court for an awful long time. everything he did was very, very professional. and humorous, very, very intelligently written opinions. just a fellow who basically stood up for the constitutional systems of this country and really one of the founders of originalism and i have to say a person who stood for the constitution, believed in the constitution, and basically wrote about the constitution continuously. >> so i talked earlier with your colleague, senator lindsey graham, about where we're going now because the president has said he is going to nominate someone. some of your colleagues have said no way that's going to happen on their watch. a number of democrats stepped forward to say of course it is. this president has almost a year left. he should be able to nominate someone he sees fit. what is your plan? >> well, it's been m

he was gregarious and he said okay, joe, who do you want. i said, mr.resident, yours is a propose. mine is dispose. you tell me who you have in mind and i'll give you an honest idea of their chances. he read off to me the potential ideas he had in mind. with howard there, i told him, mr. president, i think that that person will have suffer the same fate as bork. this person i think would probably get nominated. that person would, and you know, that's part of the advice and consent process. >> should president obama do that with senator grassley? >> yes. >> do you think he will. >> yes, i'm confident he'll reach out to the senate and go through the process of advise and consent. >> i'm going to throw you a little bit of a curveball just this afternoon, a source told msnbc, it's beyond idle chatter. there's been some significant discussion you might be the president's choice especially under these usual political circumstances. talk about one person who could get through and maybe nobody else could. if the president asked you to do it, would you say yes?

. >> he was so gregarious. i remember him bowing to justice thomas and justice thomas bowing back. >> reporter: while this is a day of remembering a justice, the court still has its bus, including decisions on issues like abortion, issues which could be decided by an eight-member court instead of the usual nine. larry is here to champion a cause shar >> it's supposed to be argued by march 2nd and decided by june. >> reporter: it's unlikely a replacement would be seated by then. >> if there's a 4-4 decision they can table it or postpone it until next year. >> reporter: for now at least here, issues of the balance of the court are taking a backseat to the remembrances of the late justice who was known to be acerbic and affable on the bench and off. among the nine justices there was a certainly am ka built. >> we can argue and fight about the issues and the law but at the end of the day, the highest place for all of us is our humanity. >> reporter: now, the viewing here will go on until 9:00. the funeral is tomorr

between marty ginsburg and justice scalia who are both what marty was and justice scalia is, this gregarious character and he's a clever person. i interviewed ginsburg's grandson and he told the story about how they would always spend new year's together with all the scalia kids and i asked him. >> host: by the way, that's nine kids. >> guest: right. >> guest: i think it was some combination of his 11 kids. >> guest: but i asked him if the two of them ever talk about politics and he said no, what would there be to talk about? >> guest: i had an opportunity to go to the premier this summer of scalia ginsburg the opera which we excerpt in the book and justice ginsburg loves this opera. i think she has this obsession with people being friends despite their political differences. i think if anybody spent all the years she spent on the dc circuit with robert bork, scalia, clarence thomas, understands that you don't get very far in that world if you just verbally or physically punch someone in the face for disagreeing with you. it's a survival mode and inner appeals court, you need at least one ot

jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character, a good father, well-known in the was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. >> janine: on the date of shooting officials say daln visited a gun store and bought a tactical jacket, the attorney also revealing adult op went to his parents' house after the first shooting telling him that his chevy had been sideswid and he needed to switch cars. that's when he headed back out in their car. >> victor: a stressful save was caught on camera in new york. the coast guard had to use a hecopter to save a group of fishermen after their boat ran aground. seven fisherman had to be rescued ando stears injuries were reported. that boat ran aground after it started taking on water, and it was an overnight storm that may have been the factor in the accident. the coast guard first used a boat to try to save the fishermen but that boat flipped over. the five crew members on that boat were all wearing protective gear and managed to swim to shore. >> janine: coming up a affected driver caught t camera surfing all over the road and

he was gregarious and he said okay, joe, who do you want. i said, mr.se. mine is dispose. you tell me who you have in mind and i'll give you an honest idea of their chances. he read off to me the potential ideas he had in mind. with howard there, i told him, mr. president, i think that that person will have suffer the same fate as bork. this person i think would probably get nominated. that person would, and you know, that's part of the advice and consent process. >> should president obama do that with senator grassley? >> yes. >> do you think he will. >> yes, i'm confident he'll reach out to the senate and go through the process of advise and consent. >> i'm going to throw you a little bit of a curveball just this afternoon, a source told msn msnbc, it's beyond idle chatter. there's been some significant discussion you might be the president's choice especially under these usual political circumstances. talk about one person who could get through and maybe nobody else could. if the president asked you to do it, would you say yes? >> you never say to a

he was a gregarious person. because he was here, yes, we're reporting on his death, but he was here out hunting this weekend in west texas, because he was living his life as well as doing his job. what do you have for us? >> ari, yes. so well-liked, regardless of agreement on politics, or not, as you have really elicited from all of your guests so far. and one of the questions that you have have been ferreting out is what's going to be next in the process of naming a replacement for justice antonin scalia. this as the family themselves go through the very difficult process of plans starting today. so the response has been fast and furious within the last two or three hours. all of the statements, remarking about justice scalia as a person, remarking about his family, his wife, the nine children, and being of an immigrant family. along with that, i wanted to share this one response, this comes from the senate judiciary chair, chuck grassley, the republican from iowa. and although he was asked earlier, i guess wit

so this is not simply protocol, but these are genuine friends of the justice who was such a gregariousily touch to the confines of the court. if you have a child, you received a gift from justice brennan. if there was a loss, you received a note of condolence. but, really, the last few decades, when the famous description of the justices, scorpions in a bottle, minus a few of the famous scorpions from the modern era, it has operated much more like a family by all accounts. >> and it's actually interesting if you were to say who the successor to the role in the court family is, to most people unexpectedly it would be justice thomas. he is deeply close to the entire court staff. he's beloved there and knows a lot about their families. he's a man whose private and public lives are very different. >> and and drn yreaandrea, in w which has been your home for so long, you -- in the course of going to events and, you know, just living your life, washingtonians get to see these justices of the supreme court as washingtonians. >> they are not very secluded, especially justice scalia has such a

and improve the format activities waltzed will as well as the city attorney's office with the e gregarious enforcement cases with the two enforcement bodies lastly the department seize the reporting requirement as an additional tool this can aid in the allocation of resources for those activities and to one last item i'm providing here a version of ordinance you must have this in your position before making and motion planning department staff has reviewed that and we see no difference between that version and the draft version that concludes my presentation. and also here for questions. >> thank you. >> okay opening it up for public comment if there is any. >> good afternoon, commissioners moscone my name is star child an attorney for san francisco it sounds like a technical measure but i'm somewhat concerned of the things i don't know how much worse in terms of the you know cracking down on all of a sudden code violations a million things happening the city is the housing and people throwing things on the street and jaywalking and driving over the speed limit if their milkly stooped duo

wide it perimeter of block one 85 the massing of 40 feet the massing at 40 feet mid block it is e gregariousnd should sho everyone - we're asking please destine a building more consistent with the pacific avenue mcd it is an option and it is a feasible option we request you deny the required variances and enforce the codes required for this low the three request to maintain the neighborhood light our air and open space that is the community fought for in 2007 and was passed by the board of supervisors and the planning commission i thank you, very much. >> calling four speakers in support of dr requester (calling names). >> commissioner president fong and honorable commissioners thank you for the opportunity i'm awning a awe draw next door to the mid block warehouses i used to live on mccormick but one of the mid block warehouses i'd like to focus on the pacific avenue mcds rear yard the legislation that passed in 2007 creating the mcds required a 4 percent rear yard setback that may seem large but the requirement was consciously developed with the pacific avenue corridor between polk and - t

. >> jason by all accounts was a fairly gregarious character, a good n the community. well liked. and there was nothing to indicate that something like this would occur. reveal that dalton went to his after the first shooting occurred at this residential complex telling his family that his chevy equinox had been sideswiped and he needed to switch cars eventually taking his parents' chevy before heading back out. and then a few hours after that police arrived. >> that's correct. police told carol what t that moment was she in disbelief? >> i can only imagine. she's still in disbelief. >> reporter: for "good morning america," alex perez, abc news, >> thanks to alex for that. amy, you have startling new video. >> this shows just how dangerous e-cigarette batteries can be. a man was putting change in hislook at that. it happened at a gas station when his e-cigarette battery exploded lighting his pants on fire. the clerk ran after him with a fire extinguisher. the man suffered burns and as e-cigarette batteries become more popular that is certainly a warning for everyone andome really

clinton is the sort of big tall gregarious charming expansive person, and rabin was rather taciturn, not a back slap her, not a smalltalk guy. he just didn't want to make a claim at all. but eventually they did become friends and became in fact quite close. this is rabin at a political function at the white house that requires black tie. israel is pretty informal. he did not come in black tie and i think doesn't own a black tie. so when he walked in, clinton look at one of his bodyguards and said you take off your bow tie. i'm going to give it to the prime minister. so he gets a bowtie but rabin doesn't know how to tie the bowtie, please time and once bowtie in this photo. >> let's go back to the night of the assassination but we will show you a video and then we will finish up and take some questions. i talked about how amir came to the rally and made his way into the parking lot. the journalists had all left, as i did, all of my colleagues had left so there's no television footage or news footage of the assassination itself. but it was an amateur photographer. this is before the pe