and john jay thought as follows. he thought, he was a northerner, mississippi river was a far-off place. who had ever heard of it? who uses it? who needs this far-off river? we're going to risk a war we can't win for a river that we can't use. so he was going to try to give this river away to the spanish. and really this gets at the heart of the problem, the continental congress and the congress under the articles of confederation had no capacity to bring together the military might of the nation. and if it had, the spanish would have never dared to provoke us into a war. but it's the quick thinking of madison and monroe and founding rivals that prevents the mississippi from being lost to the united states forever. well, we all know about the problems of congress under the articles of confederation. madison and monroe worked very, very hard to try to offer them, they tried to do two measures principally. number one, to pass an inpost so that trade that comes into the united states could be taxed, and the national gov

. >> from its first chief justice, john jay, to its current one, john roberts, the court continues to make decisions that impact the lives of everyday americans taking on only a limited amount of cases per term compared to the number of those requested of them. >> 8,000 ask us each year to hear the case. that means about 150 a week. >> 150 what? 150 requests to hear the case. well, here they are for this week. >> i think undoubtedly, to my mind, the most, what should i say the onerous and most uninteresting part of the job is ruling on all of the petitions that have come to the court. they have increased enormously in the time that i have been there. >> we don't look at the cases that we think are wrong. we don't look at the cases that we think have a lot the stake. our job is to make sure federal law is uniform across the country. >> all of the cases are hard. the only reason we take them, as some of my colleagues may tell you, is that other courts are in agreement most of the time. and that means that other judges and other actors in the legal system have come to differing conclusio

professor of police studies and law at john jay college of criminal justice, eugene o donl, also a former police officer and prosecutor. and back with us, the reverend al sharpton. professor sunby, i want to go to a line that's in the police chief's report. the so-called frequently asked questions answers. where he says, by florida statute, law enforcement was prohibited from making an arrest based on the facts and circumstances they had at that time. can you deconstruct that for us? >> yes. what i think the chief was trying to say, and perhaps misunderstood in how he said it, is that any arrest, before you can make it, you have to have probable cause that the person committed the crime. and so to say that you can't arrest someone without probable cause is correct. but what his statement suggests is that if a suspect says that they stood their ground and there's any evidence that might corroborate it, that you can't take a look at all the other facts and still find that probable cause exists. if i understand chief lee's interpretation correctly, it would allow anyone who is suspected of a

this evening look at the new hbo movie game change with the authors of the book mark halperin, john heilemann, jay roach and the screen writer danny strong. >> i was 50 feet from the convention floor and it sent shifers ushifersshivers up my s. the softer things where she connected again. i saw her work those rope lines with species needs kids and she would be out there for hours and connecting with people, not just those special needs kids but with average republican voters in a way that was incredibly incredibly genuine and a top pop lulpop -- populous touch just le a regular person. they would say i like her because she seems like my next door neighbor. that's a quality you didn't buy, you can't learn, you can't teach it. >> rose: what to do about iran and the making of a movie when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with a look at today's crucial meeting between president obama and israel prime minister netanyahu. questions of whether israel might unilaterally strike iran's nuclear fac

you have probably heard of james madison and john jay. they are the authors of the federalist papers, the 85 essays that defend the constitution. most people that read the constitution and think that they understand the constitution will look at the documents to maybe look at the federalist papers and say that's it but it's deeper than that. in fact it goes much deeper than that. i argue in the book and they say this in the federalist papers are not as important as you think. they are written in new york and they didn't have much of an impact of new york itself because the state of new york only ratify the constitution by three votes, three votes. so these 85 people there, the definitive source on the constitution didn't have much impact at the time but there are others and their other members of that generation that perhaps review more important than people like james madison. james madison is called the father of constitution but i say that is a misnomer. there is systolic -- or stored stored -- he did present the virginia plans or at l

alex, john morris, jay defendanter, aaron bernstein, richelle and joe tesler. many others. i'm leaving out a lot of people. they've done an extraordinary job. they're the reason this is here. and i want to thank all of our colleagues across the white house, quintin paul, you came from congress to the white house with me has done a huge amount. shannon got us all together, organized, and tristen pegrum as well. is anish here? all right. thank you. we'll look forward to taking the next steps with you and thanks again for coming. >>> here's a look at what's coming up today here on c-span3. next the heads of u.s. special operations and u.s. special command testifying on military operations in the middle east and the president's 2013 budget request. at 1:45 a discussion on negative political campaign ads. that's followed by the nation's governors discussing economic growth in their states. and later, secretary of state hillary clinton on her department's 2013 budget request. and coming up on c-span2, today's white house briefing with spokesman jay carney. he's expected to take q

apparantly not afraid to dream big...very big.... 3 lacrosse...dave pietromala's second ranked johns hopkins blue jays the offenese...work it around to john greeley aad watch him just attack the goal...keeper no chance...neither did manhattan...hopkins win 11-0, thei fvirst shutout since 1988 it's another tuesday night, and around here that means another edition of our prep player of the week award...now in it's 3rd decade, it has honored the area's best high school athletes since way back in 1991...this week, we're back on the basketball court, checking in with baltimore resident legend... legend... that'll dooit for that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited.....i'm bc...and be sure to tune in to fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.goodnight. goodnight. 3

you probably heard of james madison and john jay. they're the authors of the federalist papers, the 85 essays in dissent to the constitution. so most people that read the constitution and think that they understand the constitution will look at the document itself and then maybe look at the federalist papers and say, well, that's it. well, it's deeper than that. in fact, it goes much deeper than that. i would argue in the book, and i say this, that the federalist papers are not as important as you think. they were written in new york, and they didn't have much of an impact in new york itself. because the state of new york only ratified the constitution by three votes. three votes. so these 85 essays that people say are the definitive source on the constitution didn't have much impact at the time. but there are others, and there are other member bees of that -- members of that founding generation who perhaps are even more important than james madison. he's often called the father of the constitution, but i say that's a misnomer, and t

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the blue jays up 4-2. john ranigan. jojo morasco behind the net. syracuse is no down 2. good offense from the jays. the software of canada,, the, bowl 10-4, the final for hopkins. >> know tonight, the latest on the american soldier accused and the massacre of afghan civilians one week ago. preparing for battle. presidential candidates are making their rounds to secure votes. making the cut. you are looking live as hundreds of ravens cheerleaders battle without for a spot on the squad. who made the cut. who made the cut. >> want to remind people that you cannot wear green because of the green screen. >> exactly. >> if uigher can were g-- weiner can wear green. >> made the weather work. that was not the luck of the irish, that's the skill of the irish. 568 tonight. 68 tonight, 70 tomorrow. at least spring starts on tuesday. at the end of the week, we do get a rain chance. we have not had any significant rain since the beginning of the rain since the beginning of the mud so we could and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow opt

. >>> johns hopkins blue jays play virginia tomorrow.h teams unbeaten and the clash with the cavaliers has the j's fires up. >> you watch growing up and this is the reason you come here and this is what you want to do. and i'd say that i'm living my dream right now and couldn't be more happy with where we're at. >> hopkins at virginia at noon. towson is at home against delaware. and we have basketball comi,,,,,

jays. there goes john flanagan. his second goal of the game. 5-2. maraska behind the net.use has him figured out. what a day for the sophomore. fourth goal of the game. hopkins' 0111-7 for the first time since 2005. other division i stores -- maryland 11-5. maybe took care of holy cross 13-7. a quick turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not...that... we'd ever brag about it... turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how did that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine top safety picks like the passat and jetta. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. lease the 2012 jetta girl: i want to tell you about my friend. his name is ben. ben learned about a homeless boy who had an infected tooth, and the boy died. that made ben really sad. he wrote a law so every kid can see a dentist. we have special dental van that goes from school to school. he even helps make sure we le

i'm also an add jupt professor -- adjunct professor at john jay college of criminal justice, and the question i wanted to ask you was about the criminal justice system. and it seems to me, and i'm in the process of writing a new book called "the last plantation -- >> guest: "the last plantation"? >> caller: the criminal justice system and blacks in the united states. it seems to me you also had a question, a discussion little bit earlier about the injustice of crack and cocaine study. for me it seems the more fundamental question is about really the racial implications of the war on drugs. the war on drugs if you look at historically, and i will be very brief here because i want to listen to your answer, has been compared historically to the black -- [inaudible] immediately after the imemancipation. >> guest: see -- first of all, thank you very much for your compliments, and i have tremendous respect for your institution and the person who heads it, your president, jeremy travis. um, i think that do we have a race problem in the administration of criminal justice at every level? answ

john lee, my nominee approved by senator kirk and jay tharp, senator kirk's nominee approved by me. bipartisan selection committees chose these nominees and both of us signed off on them. isn't that what america wants, that we work together on these things? so why are they sitting on the calendar? is there an emergency in the northern district, the judges have asked for help. we have agreed on a bipartisan basis how to fill the vacancies, and yet they languish on the calendar. i want to take this opportunity to briefly talk about these nominees caught up in this backlog on the senate floor. both of them are extraordinarily well gifted and talented. john lee is currently a partner in a major law firm in chicago where he practices complex commercial litigation. he is the son of a coal miner and a nurse. he emigrated to this country from korea at a young age. from humble beginnings, he went on to attend college and law school at harvard. he then worked as a trial attorney in the justice department. he had a great record in community service in chicago. when he's confirmed, he will be t

>> mcduffy was a property jay of john c. calhoun. he was a democratic, but a southern democratic. he had very -- the issue then was nullification which meant to states could nullify federal laws they didn't like. jackson said that's tantamount to succession. jackson said i'll hang the troops down. i'll hang any traders who try to render this hallow union and he tried to quash the nullification union. those southerners especially from south carolina were very weary of the federal government and mcduffy never really came to heal with regard to either jackson or polk. >> so, what's the difference between the democratic party today and the democratic party you're writing about? >> the democratic party of polk's day was much closer really to the republican party of today. i happen to believe that the 20th century president that was most like jackson was ronald reagan. and that the 20th president who was most like jackson's great rival henry clay, was franklin roosevelt. they were both great patriots, clay and jackson, they hated each other, but they loved america. they had nothing but

john mccain went on the jay leno show, and he was practically campaigning for marko rubio, john mccaindon't know if romney wants to consider mccain especially skillful at picking running mates. >> a great roll model, right? i'm curious from a politician's perspective when you are in the middle of running he is still running, he doesn't want to signal he is already considering the second slot. >> i was raised as a good christian, and quite frankly i am very upset by santorum's use of swear words. >> wait, we have got to get to that. >> i'm for michele bachmann. >> you have an agenda my friend. >> the republicans wanted a woman. they thought they would get votes with a woman. up same sarah palin, guess what happened? nothing. now they have a latino and they know what the republicans have been doing to them for years. it's not going to happen. >> and you said chris christy here in california? >> yes but i don't think he is going to want to jump on this train, because his brand is all about i'm standing on principal, and he doesn't want to be standing on principal when he is arm and arm wi

jay. such a gentleman. >> yes. >> such a sweetheart. >> they both loved him. he and john got along, too. >> we both had good weekends. >> we did. >> you know who's having a good time in spite of everything? charlie sheen. how does he keep hitting the jackpot? >> fiat has a commercial. they had j. lo do their fiat commercials before. didn't do well. >> didn't work out for them. >> now they've got charlie sheen selling their cars. take a look at this fiat commercial. ♪ >> i love being under house arrest. what do i get for good behavior? >> i'd give you a spanking but you'd probably enjoy it. >> okay. here's the weird thing about that -- >> i don't know how i can behave that badly and get rewarded for it every time i turn around. >> yeah. is he selling -- do people want the car he's driving? >>> i guess they do all kinds of testing on that, research. guess they realize the kind of guy that would buy that car is the kind of guy that loves charlie sheen. >> it's a little girly car, isn't it? that little fiat? not like -- >> what are you saying, hoda? >> i'm saying it's not lik

johns hopkins university blue jays are squeezed between top- ranked virginia. third-ranked syracuse. in the national ranking. loosening up. for tomorrow's road battle. a team that has beaten them three straight times. >> princeton is a talented key. the key is, we can't flinch. -- flinch. we can't come. we have to go out and practice. we have to buckle our chin vaps -- chin straps and approach it like a game. >> fyi, maryland is number 5. loyola of maryland. the greyhounds, number 11, in the good old us of a. >>> palm beach gardens, florida. 17th hole. maryland alum. former terps golf coach, fred funk, from the bunker, holds out. went to 4 over, though. your leader. davis love iii. by the way, tiger woods got a late start. the winds picked up. and at the turn, he was at even par. davis love is the man for now. >> thank you, stan. >>> and we'll be right back. ,,, [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken

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john greeley with the goal. the jays starting to put this away in the fourth quarter.ch the right side. impossible angle. scores. put the jays in front. princeton unable to catch up. first time in four years hopkins has defeated princeton. high school basketball state tournament. poly at home in the state regional finals taking on spring brook north finals. norgian meekan gets the floater to go. walking the ball out of the perimeter. alex yang from the perimeter. the difference from poly. lee gets two off the class, and poly gets to go to umbc next week for the state final four as they knock off spring book 31-22, the state semi-finals thursday evening for the girls in 4-a. i'm gerry sandusky. hope your weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> no, it is foggy, jerry, and rainy. >> i want to show you quickly on h.d. doppler. looking at a compupl rain showers throughout a good portion of the viewing area right now. some of the heavier stuff more toward the pennsylvania line right there. this is going to stay with us on and off throughout the morning and probably start lea

second quarter, john greely with a goal. pu the jays up 3-2. watch the right tied.mpossible angle. scores. puts the jays in front. hopkins goes on to win it 10-. first time in four years hopkins defeated princeton. poly at home. the state regional finals taking on springbrook. morgan gets the floater to go. w3.ing the ball around the perimeter. alex prtcoorner for three. the inside game the difference for poly. >> lee gets two off the glass, and poly gets to go to the state final four as they knock off spring brook 21. >> i'm gerry sandusky. hope your weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> it is 5:55 and 46 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead. >> anne arundel county executive john leopold charged with misconduct in office. what he had to say about the indictment coming up. >> and more on the path of destruction that claimed several lives across several states. >> and we won't see tornadoes, but we could see thunderstorms. the insta-weather plus forecast coming up. >> in 2010 nearly all 5% of u.s. households had access -- accessed an emergency food pantry one or

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jay roach. it focuses on the 2008 presidential campaign and the drama that said -- that was the john mccain-sarah palin ticket. advisers are already criticizing her trail in the film. "game change" exist debut on hbo on march 10. we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with jay roach coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: jay roach is one of the most successful filmmakers of our time, with a long list of films like "austin powers" and "meet the parents." he has once again teamed up with hbo for a new film called "game change." it takes a look at one of the most historic presidential campaigns and all of u.s. history. it premieres march 10 on hbo. here is a scene. >> we cannot win without are based. -- our based. . >> who can we win with? >> none of them. >> obama changed the dynamic. it is a change year. we need a

. >> the johns hopkins men's lacrosse team continues with a great start to this season. the blue jays ran over manhattan, 11-0. an emotional win on the road, back home today. 4-0 hopkins, and it would get much more lopsided from there. late coppersmith should slow and finds the net. hopkins up and pulling away. he pumps it into the back of the net. hopkins goes on to defeat manhattan, 11-0. the first shut out for the blue jays since 1988. a scoreless inning today. the orioles making the trip to fort myers this afternoon. chris tillman striking out, giving up three runs in two innings of work. wilson going to the opposite field. the score is tied at four apiece, but the orioles unable to move forward from there. that fall to the red sox this afternoon in fort myers, 5-4. tom tasselmyer is back with the forecast, straight ahead. well, online dating services can get kind of expensive. so to save money, i've found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody says i've got a friendly disposition and they love my spinach dip. five foot ten... still doing a little exploring

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john elway. you take a look at brian greasy, jay plummer. you look at jay cutler. all of them had different styles and you have to adjust your offense accordingly. >> what do you think? reasonable criticism? sour grapes? >> you know what? i don't know because i don't know enough about what really went on between them except what i read. there may be, you know, he is not the first one to make that point. let me say that. i have heard that before that the shanahans are not willing to let somebody -- to adjust their offense. >> jay plummer made the point in denver. >> a couple guys made that before. >> there have been a couple articles. >> i don't know. we'll see. >> winning cures everything. so they win this year for the rookie quarterback. we'll forget about -- >> no, i'm thinking i heard a lot of criticism by tom landry who wouldn't change and adopt his offense to his quarterback or to any of his players and he still won. >> tom landry had a pretty good run in dallas. >> for quite a while. don't you think? >> we know that all too well. all right. backs against the

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john henry browne for several hours today at fort leavenworth. the meeting comes as we wait to hear what charges he will face. jay is live with the latest. >> the seattle-based attorney was in kansas today for what is expected to be the first of several meetings this week with his client. the attorney called the first meeting with the suspected killer an emotional one. 38-year-old staff sergeant robert bales is being held in isolation at fort leavenworth. he is accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. he met with his lawyer today. prior to the visit, browne talk about the magnitude of the case. >> it has legal and social ramifications. you cannot imagine a bigger case. >> he told the associated press he has read about those serving in afghanistan but it is totally different when you hear about it from someone who has been there. bales grew up in ohio. >> outgoing and funny. >> a former high-school football teammate only remembers a stand- up guy. >> he would do anything for anybody. i would not think anything will change. >> bales socotra tours of duty, and ends with the law, a field business -- a failed business,

john hopkins plays north carolina at the meadowlands tomorrow. the blue jays rank number one. while fourth-ranked loyola at home. the buckeyes' basketball team in new orleans for the final four. the lacrosse team in baltimore against the red-hot loyola greyhounds, ranked fourth in the country and a perfect 8-0 this year. the greyhoundses have been rock solid on both ends of the floor, and the coach hopes his team can continue their solid play tomorrow against ohio state. >> we're playing good, solid defense on one end of the field, and, you know, we're at our best when the ball hits the ground, and defensively we're either making some saves or knocking the ball to the ground. and then that gives us the ability to run. we've always talked about trying to be a team that can run, but this year, really, it's coming together at the other end. >> maryland and virginia tomorrow as well. ok, take two now. final four, ladies, who do you like? >> i picked kansas last time. i'm picking kentucky. >> i'm going with kentucky. >> so at noon you'll pick ohio state? >> she's consistently incon

johns hopkins pulled off its biggest win since the 2007 national championship game. putting the jays up at the top of the polls. joining hopkins with no losses on the season, loyal. riding the wave with the historic trip to the n.c.a.a.. the greyhounds lacrosse team sits in the top five. >> just the energy level that jimmy has started here. he has created an atmosphere where you almost expect success. >> if field you can attributed the basketball team's success. the students have shown some spirit. >> when loyola university spent $62 million to build the athletic complex, they did not have specific demands but said to say they would inspire a home field advantage. >> coming out of that locker room with the student body on both sides getting is ready to play, we play with a lot of energy. >> the student body has been coming out in full force. it is a great atmosphere. >> may be a perfect storm forming. >> deftly a position to be something big. -- definitely a position to do something big. >> they have four conference games remaining. this is a game you will not want to mess. >> the al