there is god, john elway and payton manning. in my childhood it was byron white. i had the fortune to clerk for justice kennedy who showed me judges can disagree without being disagreeable and everyone that comes to court deserves respect. a case isn't just a number or name but a story and a human being with equal dignity. justice scalia was a mentor, too. he reminded us that words matter and the judge's job is to follow the words in the law. this colleagues cherished his great humor, too. we didn't agree on everything. the justice with enthusiasm. he thought the more you slap the line on the water the more the fish would love it. finally there is justice jackson who wrote so cleary everyone understood this decisions. he was a famously fierce advocate for his client as a lawyer he reminded us when you become a judge you fiercely defend only one client: the law. these judges taught me about the rule of law and importance of the of the law, how each generation must take a turn carrying a baton or watch it fall. i would hang up the road and the truth is i don't think

there's god, john elway and then peyton manning. my childhood, it was god and byron white. i also had the great fortune to clerk for justice kennedy. judges can disagree without being disagreeable. everyone who comes to court deserves respect. a case isn't just a number or a name, but a life story and a human being with equal dignity to mile. justice scalia was a mentor too. he reminded us that words matter. that the judge's job is to follow the words that are in the law, not replace them with those that aren't. his colleagues cherished his great humor too. we didn't agree on everything. the justice fished with the enthusiasm of a new yorker. he thought the haughtiest slap on the line, the more the fish would love it. finally, there's justice jackson. he wrote so clearly that everyone could understand his decisions. he never hid behind legal jargon and while famously fierce client for his lawyer, he reminded us you teefiercely only defend one client, the law. by their example, these judges taught me about the rule of law and the importance of an independent judiciary. how h

rumor has it that john elway and the broncos are interested. same organization that won the peyton manning sweep steaks and later won the super bowl with peyton. the big east tournament as we switch gears is underway, villanova with the first round buy. georgetown and st. john's went at it for the right to play the wildcats. playing tonight and tomorrow at noon. williams all alone slamming it home, he had ten points, then owens inbound. nice play. st. john's wins 74-73. facing nova. >>> st. joe's looking to find way to the big dance second half. charlie brown, chuck. charlie brown he's no blockhead. but it's been a difficult season for st. joe's, as you know, they didn't have enough and they fall tonight 70-63. your final score. >>> another local team trying to get in. lehigh valley takes on bucknell for the patriot lead title. bucknell, taking over. out scoring lehigh valley by 15 in the second half and they win the patriot league title 81-65. >> march madness is underway and also nfl free agency is the place to be tomorrow. >> lots happening.

rumor has it that john elway and the broncos, they are very interested. >>> and nfl free agency begins at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. eagles desperate to add a top notch cornerback, highs ton's aj foyer is best on the market but at 26 years old, he is in position to hall in big time money. something the eagles at this point they kind of don't have. meanwhile, former 49ers wide out torey smith is a free agent after being cut by san francisco. his production has declined over the last four years, but he still is perceived as a deep threat and eagles are reportedly interested. speaking of wide receivers, the rich, just get richer, new york giants adding brandon marshall, they have a two year , 12 million-dollar deal in place, marshall has been a top target in the league for years, eight seasons with a thousand yards receiving. team him up with odell beckham junior and sterling shepherd and the eagles, berth find some help in the secondary. >>> all right. temple, hosting their pre day to day on north broad street. scouts from all over the nfl to check out these guys, rush er hason reddick and dion

rumor has it that john elway and the broncos are interested. this is the same organization that won the peyton manning sweep steaks and later won the super bowl with peyton. the big east tournament as we switch gears is underway, villanova with the first round buy. georgetown and st. john's went at it for the right to play the wildcats. playing tonight and tomorrow at noon. williams all alone slamming it home, he had ten points, then owens inbound. nice play. st. john's wins 74-73. facing nova. >>> st. joe's looking to find way to the big dance second half. charlie brown, chuck. charlie brown he's no blockhead. but it's been a difficult season for st. joe's, as you know, they didn't have enough and they fall tonight 70-63. your final score. >>> another local team trying to get in. lehigh valley takes on bucknell for the patriot lead title. bucknell, taking over. out scoring lehigh valley by 15 in the second half and they win the patriot league title 81-65. >> march madness is underway and also nfl free agency is the place to be tomorrow. >> lot

dan marino, john elway, and kevin ward.ed by notre dame and penn state, ward chose the university of arizona, because he was able to play both football and baseball. he ended up concentrating on baseball. he led the pac 10 in hitting in his junior year, then spent 8 1/2 years in the minor leagues, had to overcome two serious injuries before finally fulfilling his lifelong dream of playing major league baseball. and when he made it as a san diego padre, you know who was there to watch him. coach pettine, who stood outside of a player's locker room underneath veterans stadium in philadelphia just to tell kevin ward how proud he was. ward told me, the quoecoach kned never give up, and that was the part of him that was out with me on that major league field. and ward, having played sports from the sand lot to professional level regards mike pettine as his greatest coach. today, more than three decades later, i can picture him, standing on the practice field, behind cb west in his trademark baseball cap with wide, frameless wins

today, there's god, there's john elway, and there's peyton manning. my childhood, it was god and byron white. i also had the great fortune to clerk for justice kennedy. he showed me that judges can disagree without being disagreeable. that everyone who comes to court deserves respect. that a case isn't just a number or a name but a life's story and a human being with equal dignity to my own. justice scalia with a mentor too. he reminded us that words matter. that the judges' job is to follow the words that are in the law, not replace them with those that aren't. his colleagues cherished his great humor too. now, we didn't agree on everything. justice fished with enthusiasm of a new yorker. he thought the harder you slap the line on the water somehow more the fish would love it. finally, there's justice jackson. he wrote so clearly that everyone could understand his decisions. he never hid behind legal jargon. and while he was a famously fierce advocate for his client when he was a lawyer, he reminded us that when you become a judge, you fiercely only

dan marine no, john elway, and kevin ward.of arizona because he was able to play both football and baseball. he ended up concentrating on baseball. he led the back 10 in hitting his junior year, then spent eight and a half years in the minor leagues. had to overcome two injuries before finally full filing his dream of playing major league baseball. when he made it as a san diego padre. you know who was there to watch him. the coach. who stood outside a player as locker room just to tell kevin ward how proud he was. ward told me the coach knew i'd never give up. and that was the part of him that was out there with me on that major league field. and ward having played sports from the sand lot to professional level regards him as his greatest coach. today more than three decades later i can picture him standing on the practice field in his trademark baseball cap with wide frameless lenses, whistle around his neck, clipboard in his hand yelling things like get him out of here or who can't go, who can't go. he notched 326 wins is a

in colorado today, there is god, there's john elway, and there's peyton manning.ldhood, there is god and byron white. fortune to clerk for justice kennedy. he showed me justice can disagree without being disagreeable and everyone who comes to court deserves respect. that case is not just a number or a name, but a life story. and a human being with equal dignity to my own. mentor,scalia was a too. he reminded us that words matter. is to follow the words that are in the law, not to replace them with those that are not. his colleagues cherished his great humor. we did not agree on everything. justice fished with the enthusiasm of a new yorker. not -- he thought the harder he slapped the line on the water, the more the fish would love it. finally, there's justice jackson. he wrote so quickly that everyone could understand his decisions. advocatewas a fierce for his client when he was a lawyer, he reminded us when you become a judge commie fiercely defend only one client, the law. sose judges taught me about on law and the importance of an independent judiciary, how ha

[laughter] but he does have the endorsement of number seven john elway of the great denver broncos. he will make history with t the united states supreme court the generation of american leadership. hugh was confirmedge unanimously by voice vote in 11 years ago he presided over an empty committee broke a what a difference decor makes. it is easy to see why he has such overwhelming appeal. he is not an ideologue but follows and has written and does not put in his own personal policy preferences and personal politics arell preferences have no useful role with skepticism about one's own ability and not to inactive is judge but an ardent defender of our constitution as an originalist does justice kagan described herself. into recognize the judiciary for social experimentation and the overwhelming addiction is this addiction to the court room to debate social policy is bad for the country and judiciary. as a society will lose the benefit of give-and-take of the political process and the flexibility of social experimentation that only the elected branches can provide. with the deep respec

is it true that you have been endorsed by john elway? >> you know, senator, a couple of things have made my day recently. hearing that was definitely one of them. in colorado, where i come from, that's big stuff. >> well, it is. and some of us westerners who don't have a pro team in our state kind of agree with that as well. >> senator, i tell you, what meant as much to me, though, was an article i saw not too long ago, someone put in front of me from the albuquerque journal. and it quoted two lawyers who appeared in front of me all the time. one is a civil rights attorney, the other represents indigent criminal defendants. routinely in my court. they win some, they lose some. and they both went out of their way to say he's a fair judge. you know what, the compliment of the people who work with me day in and day out, who win some and who lose some, that means the world to me. >> that's very impressive. at end of my opportunity to ask questions here, i will submit a statement for the record that has been submitted by another one of your a

is it true that you have been endorsed by john elway? >> you know, senator, a couple of things have made my day recently. hearing that was definitely one of them. in colorado, where i come from, that's big stuff. >> well, it is. and some of us westerners who don't have a pro team in our state kind of agree with that as well. >> senator, i tell you, what meant as much to me, though, was an article i saw not too long ago, someone put in front of me from the albuquerque journal. and it quoted two lawyers who appeared in front of me all the time. one is a civil rights attorney, the other represents indigent criminal defendants. routinely in my court. they win some, they lose some. and they both went out of their way to say he's a fair judge. you know what, the compliment of the people who work with me day in and day out, who win some and who lose some, that means the world to me. >> that's very impressive. at end of my opportunity to ask questions here, i will submit a statement for the record that has been submitted by another one of your a

after 12 nfl seasons, 138 sacks to his credit, announced his retirement on twitter, his former boss john elwayu did the you are the enemy of what an nfl player shldbe, pay manning called him not only a hall of fame player but a hall of fame k newton. it took 9 at thats get his first hit lose it happened yesterday. tim tivo making another career in professional baseball, had a single for the mets against the miami marlins yesterday. made it out in his next that that's a stats up for the spring training with a 182 on base percentage blued some applause somewhere to get on base. >> did he make a major-league roster? >> i don't think that which maybe he gets a chance to build something but the story is fantastic and should serve as inspiration to anybody of all ages. maria: can we talk about up romer and his former pro football play with a billion-dollar plan? >> is a star and has two sons in high school who are committed to go to ucla. and seems like this will be an unbelievable basketball family but the way his father is taking this, he wants a $1 billion contract for alonso for sneaker company,