james madison would -- james monroe would write these letters. they would go to one of his supporters in the country and the supporter would go go around and distribute to different people so they would mexico where james monroe stood on the issues. they would call them historical antecedent to the anonymous blog commentator. they were anonymous essays they were written in the newspapers. one of the enduring myths which i hope to dispel in founding rivals you hear it every election. this is the nastiest campaign ever. well, i challenge you -- [laughter] >> i challenge you to read the election about the james madison and james monroe which had false and even negative communication. the antifederalists and i should be very clear -- james monroe had no part of this but his supporters said james madison has said not a word of the constitution could be spared and he will not get you your amendments. well, james monroe realized if he represented the federalist opinion. he thought a bill of rights was dangerous. he said we have a government of enumerate

james madison goes there as a delegate, james monroe does not. it's there that madison earns his soak ri cay as the father of the constitution. once again, he uses someone else to introduce his policies which is something he always did throughout his career if he thought it was more likely to succeed coming from somebody else other than him. imagine having leaders like that today who don't care about who gets the credit, but they care about getting results for america. well, that was james madison. and so he has edmund randolph who's the governor of virginia introduce the virginia, what's called the virginia plan. it's the first substantive debate of the constitutional convention, and it is the basic framework for our government today. the executive and the two branches of the legislature and the judiciary and all of the characteristics and all of the powers that we associate with our national government today. there are some serious fights in the constitutional convention, both sides nearly walk out at different points. the biggest issue that th

>>james: gabe slate has more.ome >> 924 hour wal-mart's will be opening at regular hours and apple stores will be opening early at 8:00 a.m.. verizon stores are also opening early at 8:00 a.m.. at&t stores are opening at 9:00 a.m.. best buy, radio shack and target will not be opening early. apple stores have traditionally have the longest lines. you may want to try a non apple store, but they tend to sell out fast because they do not get as much inventory. if you know a radio shack hidden from the foot traffic, that could be your best bet. i recommend the web site gesell for treating all the gadgets, they give you the most money back. for more information on a new ipad ended the features it offers, visit www.kron4.com and look for my tech page. cost for house that >>james: might rennets morning. it is rather widespread across the north bay. we will look for the rain to intensify later tonight. here is a quick look coming up in a little bit. we have a new story out of afghanistan, a deadly nato chopper crash crashe

>>james: they said there will be more to come. >>darya: your wife read it in one day? >>james: yes.arya: they say you have to read the book first. >>james: here is a quick look at the golden gate. >>erica: welcome back. in the sierra, currently there are no chains required for interstate 80. fade to have a slight potential for snow showers later this afternoon. the chance increases as we head into the weekend. for the most part temperatures will be in the '50's and 40's. very chilly overnight. i will be tracking this storm and how it will be impacting the bay area coming up in my next report. >>darya: here is a look at the 7 day around the forecast. kron4 let's take a look at the rain. today will be a nice day to get outside. >>james: sergeant robert sayles faces charges of nearly two weeks after he allegedly shot afghans including women and children, while they slept in and burned some of the bodies. he is currently being held in a military prison in fort leavenworth. >>darya: in san diego, a terror droll this proved to be panicked. >> it is going full tilt, there was smoke billowi

>>mark: here is a live look at the james lick.start, we will see a wet roads as traffic streams in and out of san francisco. were we >>justine: we are tracking in store view on this what wednesday. here's a live look at the rate are showing us a lot of rain stretching from santa rosa into san francisco. we have received barely hitting the south bay. we are watching whether rain is going. this is the second day of downpours. fasad >> we did it again. >> rick santorum is that both states, a seventh suit with primaries in alabama and it's it's it be. >> this campaign is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things, sort of like america. the going out there and exceeding expectations. >> tuesday marked another missed opportunity for romney to shut down his rivals. >> our goal was to take out one-third of the delegates and do slightly better than that and i think we will exceed that. >> the south seemed unlikely territory for him to succeed, particularly with its rivals attacking him. santorum wins deal a bigger blow to another of

james madison has really been lost to america. there is no monument to him on the mall in our nation's capital. he doesn't appear on our circulating currency and his home has been lost to americans for over a century. so, restoring the home was really an effort to make montpelier, james madison's lifelong home, the nation's monument to his achievement as the father of our constitution and as the fourth president of the united states. >> you can watch "american artifacts" every sunday at 8:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span3's "american history tv," for schedule information and to view programs, visit cspan.org/history. >>> ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. reagan comes out. hinkley can't believe he's this close. he's 15 feet from the president. the agents are surrounding him. he shoots six shots. the first one hits jim brady, and the next one hits a d.c. police officer who had turned around to check on the president's progress, he gets hit in the back and falls do

it really was the farming center for james madison's montpelier. there were other groups of slaves, too. the slaves who supported the household, who cleaned the house, who did the laundry, prepared the food. they were typically termed the house servants or house slaves and they lived close to where they worked, close to the mansion. there were other slaves as well because a plantation like this had tradesmen, had craftsmen, blacksmiths, coopers, they would have lived in another area near their workshops, so over the next few years we will be excavated sites that are the residences of all of these slaves and will start to do a cross-analysis to understand the different life standards, the different material life standards of each of these groups of slaves, the extent to which they may have traded with each other, because all the evidence tells us that this was really a self-supporting functioning community. it existed here for generations, just not the madison family, and they had links amongst each other. they had links with slaves at other plantat

that's james. james out to battier and now to miller, gasol does a good job forcing him off the three-point line and the ball knocked out of bounds. laker ball. good defensive play from pau gasol. and under a minute remaining. fisher trapped. world peace gets it across the time line. now fisher alley-oop to gasol, oh, a shot. i thought it was a pass. that's a ten-point game. that should probably do it for the heat with 40.9 remaining. that might have been a pass. >> jeff: i mean it was a good find by world peace to find fisher in the middle of the floor, fine job breaking pressure and then attacking pressure. >> mike: fisher had that smile on his face that makes you think perhaps -- count it for the laker veteran. >> jeff: double-teamed. nice flash in the middle by fisher, attack. >> mike: either way two points for the lakers. gasol showed up like he wanted to put it in. and back up by double figures with 40.9 remaining. fisher enjoying it with luke walton. after that nine-game winning streak, the

. >> hey, james. hey, buddy. i met james a few weeks ago. he kind of helped me out with a place to at least lay my head at night. >> here's a pair of pants right here. >> i trust james the most out of anybody here. >> james is a 31-year-old crack addict who says he's been clean for about a month. he's been living on and off the streets of jacksonville for 15 years. >> i'll go up here, grab my stuff. this is the knife i sleep with. ain't much of a knife, but it will do the job, you know. i hope it up at night, put it in my hand and that's all i need to protect myself at night here. >> this is pretty much it. this is where we live right now. >>> coming up, teanna prepares for the birth of her baby. >> i have a bunch of little onesies. >> but her relationship with bam is leading her down a dangerous path. >> he's wanting to do illegal stuff. what if he gets thrown in jail? i don't need that. progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there

>>james: we will have more on this story coming up.>justine: dozens of people descended on the state capitol to protest cuts to higher education those protests have led to enorm is tuition hikes. here in the capital they created quite a scene. i police intervene in made a number of arrests. one protester spoke with us and explain why she believes the situation is so critical. then-- >> it is education but it is also the idea that public life should not be tried or--should not be privatized. once you use that you can use any idea of a country full citizens not just consumers. those were great people that decided to put themselves on the line to display and our society when the people occupy their own publics face the response is militarize, can there are cops lined up in the dozens outside the capital in our own state. i think that could do about the priorities of the society that we live in. >>justine: in total 72 people were arrested in that day of action most of them were arrested for trespassing. >>james: this man is now behind bars

>>james: here is a live look at the james lick freeway. >>james: this afternoon temperatures will be in the day of spring. >>erica: tebow hence on the steering wheel. and there is a strong wind advisory. >> data today, the rain fell relentlessly for most of the week. monday marks the first day of spring. take a look at rainfall totals so far this season from july 1st until last saturday. the largest rate fall has been in santa rosa with it will more than 17.5 in.. here's a comparison of rainfall totals from this year and last year. >> said this certainly a negative. we have to expect water levels to remain a lower levels of them this summer season. the snowpack in the sierra nevada have also been impacted. the other thing that comes to mind is that we will probably seem critical fire conditions. we could see critical rain. it's in september and october. that could definitely read as it is in trouble. >>mark: after a winning the primary and pr, mitt romney is campaigning hard in illinois. right now he is leading rivals in the overall delega

>>james: there is more snow to come.ild days thursday and friday with more snow expected for saturday. >>darya: here is a look at the 7 day around before cat's. friday and saturday is whether rain chances movement. it is pretty warm. look at friday. over the next few days we will see temperatures climbing. >>mark: newt gingrich is laying off one-third of his staff and replacing his campaign manager. a spokesperson says he is committed to going to the gop convention this summer. that is if romney does not have the nomination locked up by gen. the former house speaker acknowledged that his campaign is cash strapped and charting supporters of dollars for a for a period hat racks run >>mark: six out of 10 people believe new the gingrich and ron paul should quit. romney does have a sizable lead nationwide. >>darya: we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. let's take a live look outside, this is a live look from van ness ave. we will be right back. >>justine: some sort of chlorine chemical leak at the dow chemical pla

>>james: we are back and let us talk weather. wind is blowing want to again this morning is making it a little chilly as you head out the door. listed the latest on the forecast to see what is on tap. >>erica: the wind is pretty strong all around the bay area. no where near advisory level. they are making phil liggett cooler as she stepped outside the door. we are taking a live look at the sand until bridge where the chp does have a high wind advisory. so, let us take it over to the maps. in fact most locations are sitting in the 40's. we have 44 in concord, one degree warmer through downtown san francisco and we are seeing some upper 30s in the no. 8. it looks like santa rosa is coming in at 37 degrees. we will continue to see some of these temperatures fall. as we take a look at the windshield, once we throw the wind on top of the temperatures this is actually what it feels like outside. you can see on the screen with the mostly 30's out there. it feels like 34 degrees in napa the same for fairfield, check out navato, pretty ch

>>james: here is the view from mt. tam.ost is a possibility for the north bay. throw the rest of the day, breaks in sunshine with partly cloudy temperatures and boards of sunshine. duane will return with a slight chance of north bay showers headed into new to in this call this morning. mid-upper 50s in the east bay and south bay. >>james: as this continues to stream or other art direction, by 5:00 a.m., wet weather in santa rosa at that hour. by 11:00 a.m. it does not do a lot. very quick movement sprinkles if you get any in the east bay. we are expecting a majority of the what whether to stay in the north bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. >>george: drive times are running 12-13 minutes out of the macarthur maze. he would adviser for the san mateo bridge. the commute on 92 ended the changeable message signed are on your screen. an earlier reported accident on 92 has been completely cleared. the $21 to colorectal and don carter are in the top three spots at the movies. >>mark: here is a live look out

>>james: will take a break, let us give you a live look outside at the james lick freeway. traffic is looking nice let us hope it stays that way. it is friday. we will be right back. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ nouncer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous whenhey're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're daerous ng after. cigaree butts artoxic. they release chemicals that poisoour water... and harm wildlife. anmillions... are polluting ouenvironment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>james: charges will affect customers who do not apply for or have and work with. your these charges could go nationwide and j.r. stone has reaction from people. >>reporter: this man who says his name is jim says that he has had with banks like bankamerica. and, nation's largest bank would be crucial move has bad and a and $25 monthly fees for new customers review--. >> a 25, her the outrageous. paolo--i do have an opinion and strong when i don't it is fair. green surrey where sworn richard green who be grateful for - for all we now from navato pass highway 37 in his san francisco is

here's a look at the james lick freeway.t is dry and san francisco and at the moment there are some showers to the north. we will keep an eye on this and let you know. but help to >>james: will remember that i tracking the storm. recovering fall where around san francisco. richard want board their record to to want removed appeared there have be live look for my loose cannon in san francisco, right now we have no rain. let us that the latest on the forecast with erica standing by. >>erica: good morning james, right now we see some light scattered showers to the north. as we head into the next couple hours, we could see it become a little bit more widespread. as we head closer to 8:00 a.m., we could see some of the shower starting to make their way closer to the south bay. by the afternoon it looks like we will be clearing and things will start to dry out. temperatures could get to the upper 50s. later tonight we will see mostly clear conditions. now let us take a look this storm tracker 4. that green on your screen represent

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james johnson comes over. double-clutch. that might have been james johnson.may have gotten a hand on it. it is not over. they can't make free throws. he misses after james johnson made just one of two. the bulls have one 20 left. they have 6.4. he missed it. and a time-out. wow! how about this. stacey: missed two free throws. neil: they have missed three of four in the last 30 seconds. stacey: wow! neil: james johnson split a pair and forbes misses two. 6.4. now the bulls are out fof time-outs. the raptors have a full and 20 left. stacey: we are only down one. you have enough time to get a good shot. you see john lucas coming in the game now. neil: lucas, watson korver boozer and deng. an offensive team. stacey: it will be interesting. john lucas there was for these moments. neil: so far nobody is picking up lucas. they are not sure who to guard. a small lineup out there. forwards and guards. in it deng. watson to his left. firing, no. bucket. it has to be good. stacey: luol deng with the offensive rebound. they are going to take a look at it but that locked

the case against james murdoch is really that he didn't make the scandal go away. on his watch, whatever else happened or didn't happen, the hope was he could put a lid on this. >> rose: that's the judgment of management ability more than anything else? >> exactly. what we've heard from the m.p.s on the house common select committee has been a very damning indictment of him as an executive. in the last appearance he made before them, it almost felt as though they were setting out to undermine his credibility, which-- when he stepped up to the new job he had an exceptional reputation. >> rose: and a merger was about to take place. >> exactly. his hope was he would have one of the biget chunks of his farther's empire, and the most cash generative, and who cares about the newspapers when you've got this incredible satellite business. >> rose: who cares about the newspapers is rupert murdoch. >> yes. >> rose: thank you, great to see you. john burns, as always a pleasure to have you on this program and i thank you again for coming to us from cake. we didn't win by i lot

meeting james she was recently widowed, he was 43. world-renowned political philosophers and principal author of the united -- constitution and still live with his parents. [laughter] she stood taller, at younger, a striking good looks literally turning heads on the streets. as a team, you can sensor personality i can see why finding her to his taste the term first lady did not come into use until 1848 then she was referred to as the first lady it was to characterize this woman. she was perfect mrs. madison this of flying dame has a smile for everybody. james secretary of state dolly was the president's hostess. jefferson you recall is a word and on her way to become a central figure the role that she took on full-time march 4th. one admirer observed with her husband swearing in she looked like a queen it she rapped just strip of silk fabric about her head. james, it admitted to sleeping poorly looked pale but dolly affable to everyone went on happily. ever for 16 years she ruled over washington society welcoming political friends so

there was a new unity symbolized by james and dolley madison. there's james himself.they left washington riding a rise of popular. the fighting had been launched out of the reception as henry clay expressed, that war was is necessary to america as a tool is a young officer to prevent his being bullied and elbowed in society. and while the american belligerence had clearly not vanquished pepfar, the war of 1812 did bullet the nation's confidence. according to one observer, french ambassador, the war has given the americans what they so essentially locked, a national character founded on the glory common to all. in the ensuing decades with policies such as the monroe doctrine, the united states would begin to demonstrate its newfound confidence in a belief that the united states had an essential role to play in the larger world. that i think is the most significant legacy of "mr. and mrs. madison's war." thank you for listing. [applause] >> if we have any questions, and we have a microphone, and i think needs to be delivered to the questioner. and it's on its way. bear

fox >>james: conditions are nights at the james lick freeway. we're starting things off on a great note. for faugh >>james: here is a look at current temperatures. both sunday and monday we could see some showers. daylight savings begins on sunday. the drive on 80 west looks good. the right to the south bay looks good. 85 is lighter than usual for the commute not yet underway for the drive on to 80 headed out of san jose towards cupertino. you're right to the north bay continues to be an easy one with no real delays for 101 southbound. >>justine: chrysler is recalling nearly two other 10,000 jeep liberty sport- utility vehicles. the problem could lead to a loss of control by the driver. chrysler is not aware of any accidents or injuries but if you have a question you should contact your dealer. >>darya: the oakland city council approved a multimillion-dollar contract for the redevelopment of the coliseum area. >> the oakland a's have threatened to leave. rumors have been swirling about the warriors and the raiders desire to move out of oakland.

>>james: yoli, thank you for that update. >>justine: police have confirmed the man in france accused in three different terror attacks and is now dead. the french president just addressed the nation and said the investigation is now underway to find out if the suspect had any accomplices. you are listening to new video into the kron4 news room. you can hear the gunfire that rang out earlier today in a shootout with the suspect. he is accused of killing of seven people. there were two officers for in the shootout after a 31 hour standoff. the suspect jumped on of the window after police entered his apartment and found him held up in the bathroom. we are now hearing from the french interior minister. >> we wanted to arrest him alive. he said yesterday evening that he was determined to kill officers. we have caesura officers. one was injured in the foot. neither officer's life is in danger. >>justine: as soon as developments come in, i will keep you posted. >>darya: we are back with more extreme costs this is a lifeless outside

white, james white. cedric and james made an arrangement whereby they would exchange the lost goods, and provided the customer with a time where she could retrieve them. really, on both of their parts, far above and beyond the call of duty to make one person -- what otherwise would have been a bad day turn into a good day. as a result, there was some very positive press coverage. but perhaps more importantly, the customer stopped at a flower stand and purchased red roses for each operator. it was a small flecks. a quote from the customer in the chronicle read "times like this, i love san francisco." that is what we want people to think of after their experiences with muni. i want to think cedric and james for that. i congratulate you for serving the people in a way that many operators do every day. thank you. [applause] >> i also want to introduce -- i will turn this back over, but parents hall, the division chair at the presidio, and deborah frank is the superintendent. of promised with a photo to help

>>james: of snow chains required for the sierra. monday-wednesday we're looking for a chance of snow for all three days spiff fell a winter's snow what has been issued for tuesday into wednesday. it could be anywhere from 8-12 in. above 6,000 ft.. maybe up to 2 ft. above 7000. we will have the call forecast as it develops. >>mark: police are investigating a shooting that happened during a break in over the weekend. residents called 911 just before 4:30 a.m. reporting that someone was trying to break it. officers arrived at the scene in heard gunshots. inside they found a resident and a single suspect. police did not find any other suspects. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here's a live look at the san mateo. status >>james: here is video yes today from pasadena fury if the storm is moving into southern california serious live footage of the fourth half. >> here is a look at the golden gate. dry conditions but that is looking to change over the net flow hours. the north bay has a small chance of light from gulf ahe

>>james: we are talking weather once again. we have a live shot to show you, the view from the as curve of the upper deck of the bay bridge. yoli eceves is giving us this shot. >>yoli: there is a wind advisory did not feel it on the lower deck too much. ms. a lot of civet water on the lower deck. some of the lanes have a lot of standing water. even though it is iran and a lot right now, there still seems to be a lot of standing water. >>james: we will keep conditions -- will keep tabs on conditions drop the morning. >>justine: erica is showing us where it is ready now and where the rate will be moving later on. >>erica: there are showers to our north and to our east. as a resume in the neighborhood by neighborhood to show you exactly where it is a rating, showers over highway 24 from richmond searching out towards walnut creek. pretty light in nature. we are not dealing with too much what weather. it is probably mostly drizzle for most of you. in the north, we did see some showers around american canyon. that is not the case ri

>>james: it has begun. you're looking at him and camping out in front of the london apple store for the new ipad that goes on sale this friday. it has only been five days since it has been unveiled. gabe slate visited apple stores in the bay area to get a feel of what you can expect. >> i visited or called all of the apple stores. there are no lines fed any stores here, but i do think there will be long lines when it goes on sale. as for this friday, for now the only physical place the and walking two and five and ipad is that the apple store. apple has not announced that there will be special hours but i do believe they will announce the stores will be open earlier. >>justine: here is a live look outside, a wet deck, golden gate. it is raining in the north bay and in parts of sentences of. heavy rain is expected later today. realttrac that when we come back. well >>mark: the story just in this morning, for a fraction of a second we saw a delta air lines airplane on its side, we're learning a little more th

witt says james lunged at dually and the two men struggled on the ground before james was shot once through the heart. on the 911 call whitt is heard trying to help. >> can you hear me? sir, can you hear me? sir, can you hear me? >> he's not breathing. >> he's not breathing. >> mr. dually, what do you want to say about what happened? >> no comment. >> dually tells a different story, that contradicts the witnesses. he says when he took the gun out of his right front pocket james saw it and knocked him to the ground. at a hearing to get the charges dismissed, dually testified, quote, he was choking me to death. >> you agree you do not want to go there. >> for killing james. >> that's correct. >> yes or no. >> no. >> dually's lawyer told us his client turned to walk away towards home and james was the aggressor. he said dually did pull a gun and didn't use it until he felt his life was threatened. he says the charges against his client should be dropped given the stand your ground law. canina james says her husband of 13 years was never aggressive, that he was a gentle family man. she believes

james k. poke, the mexican war and the conquest of the american continent. >> bob merry, in your book a country of vast ziens about james polk in the first part in the introduction you talk about a senator named benton. >> thomas hart benton. >> why? >> he was a big man and a big giant of his time. thomas benton -- john tyler called him the most raving political maniac i ever knew. but benton was representing missouri in the senate for 30 years. he was a powerful figure. he wrote a massive memoir after that which historians have been using for a century and a half. he was very powerful during that time. >> the story though about the duel and an drew jackson never ceases to amaze me when i read it. what was the story? >> benton has been jackson's aid to camp in the war of 1812 they were very close. but jackson -- there were a lot of duels in tennessee in those days when jackson was relatively younger. and he consented to be the second of a friend of his who was duelling thomas benton's brother

this tax >>james: you may have the bay bridge. the names of the officers killed in to douse the ninth, the exit has been renamed after them. >>haaziq: the was a solid of the for fallen officers. all four were killed on march 24, 2009 following oval wanted employee. white gloves were the order of the of the families of the four officers received a police escort. oakland officers saluted upon their arrival. jeff flock >>erica: welcome back. day planner to show you exactly what to expect for the next 24 hours. for for the most part we will remain dry not only this morning but into the afternoon as well. here is a look at conditions right outside the door. visibility is good on the san mateo bridge. no wind or rain around the bay area. jeff as a push into the afternoon highs for the most part mid-upper 50s. dry and mild conditions before listening skies as we head into tomorrow. overnight we do have the potential for wet weather. there are no traffic hot spots. here is a live look at the bay bridge. nothing major report from the chp.

james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

i didn't kill 2,000 people. >> there's james cameron and his wife.hey met on the movie, which cameron has remastered and turned 3d. that's the premiere tonight. cameron almost took it a step further. because since he filmed it, cameron has become titanic obsessive. years of research that have revealed, mistakes he made, and new detail. >> i suppose there was a moment where it passed through my mind that i could correct the film and have it actually match what titanic really looked like. >> there was another part of my mind that said no. you're going to get a nutter standing on the street corner, babbling away. >> i wonder if you've almost become too obsessed in the detail. >> if you want to use the term obsession, that's fine. >> reporter: since making titanic, he's dived that wreck dozens of times in a submersible. >> sure we found places where the set was wrong, a little bit. this was wrong, that was wrong. glass missing from a door, things like that. >> reporter: his movie is maybe 99% right, but he knows it's not perfect. remember this pivotal sc

. >> rose: james murdoch stepped down today as executive chairman of news international, the british newspaper arm of news corp, for the first time since 1969 no member of the murdoch family will have a role in managing. a wide phone hacking scandal embroiled the company in controversy. he will remain news corp's deputy chief operating officer and will concentrate on expanding the company's television business. joining me here in new york andrew edgecliffe-johnson of the "the financial times,"" john burns from the "new york times." john, tell me what this means and why did it happen now? >> well, if you read the company announcement, you'd think it was just kind of a routine reshuffle, lots of congratulations for all that was accomplished by james murdoch from his years in london. but you only have to step back to take a look at this to see whose happened here is they've taken him out of the game in britain at a time when the scandal is not relenting, intensifying, when, by all appearances, criminal prosecutions cannot be far away. his farther has come in here at 80y years old, assum

okay, james, how do you read the court on this?> you mentioned this period that it's going to be an overwelcoming ruling 7-2. >> more than a theory. conservative juryist ins washington i've known for years, who think that's the way it's going to go. >> it's still speck lays. >> the argument that the court doesn't want a 5-4, politically upset people and so forth. i'm skeptical of this. the ruling of obamacare would be radical. as linda greenhouse of the new york times puts it, congress can quote basically do whatever it wants. it would wipe out any limits on, all right, on the power of the government. >> make the states basically agents on almost all issues of the federal government. >> right. and allow the federal government to order individuals to do whatever they want, whatever congress wants, whatever nancy pelosi, if she's the speaker again wants us to do. it's really, so, the idea that they would do this for political reasons, when the law in question is widely hated politically. there was a usa today poll that thinks the cou

that's when witnesses say james intervened. james yelled back to duely asking him to show where any signs said no skateboarding. duely then crossed the street to the park to confront james. a tennis player at the park, michael witt, testified things turned ugly when duely reached for his waistband. witt said james that lunged at due du duely. the two men struggled on the ground before james was shot once through the heart. on the 911 call, witt is heard trying to help. >> sir, can you hear me? kir, can you hear me? sir, can you hear me? he's not in the chest, ma'am. >> he's not breathing? >> he's not breathing. >> mr. duely, what do you want to say about what happened? >> no comment. >> reporter: duely tells a different story that contradicts the witnesses. he says when he took the gun out of his right front pocket, james saw it and knocked him to the ground. at a hearing to get the charges dismissed, duely testified, "he was choking me to death." >> you agree you do not want to go to prison for killing david james. do you thin