then you have a beautiful portrait of john marshall.the chief justice himself in a grnd portrait similar to the one of george washington in the capital building. and there's a chance to talk about john marshall to let people know his story and that -- that carries through over into the west conference room with the more modern justices, where you have the two instrumental justices in this building. william howard taft on one wall and -- charles evans hughes above the fireplace looking at each other through time. >> i like to go sometimes on a quiet night to the conference rooms because the portraits on the walls are all my predecessors as chief justice. to some extent you look up at them on the walls with a degree of awe and appreciation for what they been through. and they're probably looking down at me with -- with either beamusement or amazement. each of them has a special story to tell, not only personally but with -- with the institution of the court. you look up at marshall and appreciate the importance for him of having the court

you also have john marshall represented as a young man. chief justice hughes is represented.ven the sculptor, robert aitken, is represented in that frieze. to the and just under the -- >> and just under the pediment of the words "equal justice under law." it was approved by chief justice hughes. the words of taken on a larger -- the words have taken on a larger meaning since then. >> fell off of the blind in certain respects. -- justice ought to be blind in certain respects. the sense that communicates is the sense that communicates is that one can stand

john marshall is gone and defensive coordinator, the other major names, ted turner and paul hagner onhe offensive side. fellow al saunders has been around the league for years and years, he's going to help hue jackson call the plays. michael vick's come back continues. he signed his first endorsement deal since going to prison. it's a two year deal with a company called unequal technology that's provider of the football pads that he wore last season. the ceo of the company said that he is good people and says vick is the company's first corporate spokesperson. >>> her shell walker is promoting his mixed marble arts bout -- martial arts bout. he makes some noise saying that he's considering a return to the nfl. next season he'll be 48 years of age. he last played in the league 13 years ago. and i feel kind of bad, pam is looking at me, again, on the night we had the state of the union, we had her shell last night saying, couldn't you get that out of him [ laughter ] >> look at me and look at me good. i'll play in the nfl before he does. he hasn't played for 13 years. >> he looks a lot

it was john marshall has made his decision. let him enforce it now if he can. so at this point the president of the united states was citing with the state of georgia over the decision of the supreme court, and he did it and the cherokees knew this, partially because he was being threatened in south carolina with the possibility of secession and he didn't want to go to war with itchy -- with the georgians over this issue, so he gave in and thought that by doing it, he was staving off what became the civil war, but since many ways he may have been in some ways encouraging him. a cherokee chieftain named chat obelisk was living in north carolina at the time and during the war of 1812 he had fogged with jackson at horseshoe bend, alabama, against the british and their indian allies. his response when he heard about the ruling in jackson's flaunting of it, he said if i had known that jackson would drive us from our homes, it would have killed him that last day at four shoe. by the time the removal actually begin, jackson's term had ended and it was left to martin v

well, according to league sources, raiders have parted ways with john marshall, choosing hot to reneweports stating offensive coordinator, hugh jackson expected to be named the raiders new head coach no later than tuesday. well, let's get to the playoff action. falcons taking on green bay. green bay bat tested. having won three elimination games before this one. former bay area players were on their game. second quarter. aaron robbers, find james jones for the 20-yard td. rogers, what a great game for him. completing 31 of 36 passes for 366 yards and three tds. he ran this one in himself. packers stun atlanta. 48-21. and will play in the nfc championship game. afc playoffs, pittsburgh, baltimore. ravens led 21-7 at halftime. but they melted down. steelers mounted a huge come back. they go on to win it. 31-24. well, baseball news, as signed a pitcher to a one year contract, avoiding arbitration. college hoops, plenty of action after knocking off 17. washington thursday. stanford fell short. losing to washington state. 61-58. to other action. number 26. saint mary's. santa clara. you kn

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defensive coordinator john marshall will not be back next season.lso, don't be surprised if you hear from al davis early next week. we haven't seen al davis at a news conference for almost 16 months. but according to multiple reports, he may name the new head coach as early as monday. barring a last-minute change of heart, davis is expected to name offensive coordinator hugh jackson as the new head coach. davis officially started the interview process on monday, but jackson is believed to be the odds-on-favorite. davis hired jackson last saturday and turned around the raiders offense, nearly doubling their points from 2009. >>> who will make up the rest of the coaching staff? don't be surprised from harbaugh retains the defensive line coach. tom sula who coached for the niners last season is expected to return. here's a look at other niner coaches in limbo. although the niners hired tim drebno as offensive line coach, they are expected to keep mike salari who held the position last year. tom expected to return also, along with former niners ray brow

. >>> the raiders have said good-bye to john marshall.ccording to league sources, al davis decided to go in a different direction and chose not to renewmarshall's contract. davis could name the new raiders' head coach as early as monday. davis is expected to name offensive coordinator hugh jackson as the new head coach. davis officially started the interview process on monday. but jackson is believed to be the odds-on-favorite replacing cable. davis hired jackson last january. and he turned things around. the raiders offense more than doubled their points from 2009. >>> well, the niners coaching staff is coming together. head coach jim harbaugh hired three coaches from his former stanford staff. but don't be surprised if harbaugh keeps a few coaches from last season. defensive line coach jim, who served ars the team's interim head coach, is expected to return. owner jed york expressed after the niners last game that he wanted to retain tom who had been with the team since 2007. so here's a look at some other niners coaches who are in limb

everywhere there was a popularization from our literature john marshall wrote a five volume biography of george washington which he expected to make money from and people would read. nobody bought it. they bought a short little pornography of jefferson's view. marshall summed up his youth in one page. in five volumes he devoted one page and nobody wanted to read those volumes instead they read the fastest selling most popular biography washington never made. the one who made at the cherry tree that is what people wanted to read about. the generation was filled with illusions, so many allusions the thought political parties were awful there should be no political party spirit faction was bad. nonetheless the political parties emerged. they want to do it well by the indians in the northwest. henry knox letters to washington about how we should treat the indians even the modern anthropologist would endorse, that but nonetheless the popular movement was so great it just overwhelmed all of these plans lead in the the capitol and philadelphia for treating the indians in a humane and civiliz

. >> speaking of meshes not working, john marshall is out.r defense is 29th in the league against the run. not what al davis was looking for. brenihan is back and he worked with hugh jackman in cinncinati. tolner and hagit who worked with the quarterbacks have been let go. rex walters came to the university san francisco to inject life into an ailing basketball program. in year three looks like the dons have turned the corner. usf is coming off the best week end since walters arrived with back to back wins over portland and gonzaga. the zags have been the kings of the west coast conference for the past few decades, so beating them is a statement. the dons are four and one in west coast play trailing only saint mary's. >> we have talented youngsters. we are very young, so you can watch them grow in front of your eyes. it is kind of neat. but we have to continue to get better. that's the bottom line. we have accomplished some things, but we have set ourselves up for more responsibility. >> three years after changing his name to the spanish vers

. >> the rareds will not renew john marshal's contract. defense was 11th in yard allowed, 13th in point allowed, but 29th against the run. marshall, who was 65, won two super bowls with. the 49ers and has been an nfl assistant for 31 years. >>> college hoops. stanford hosting washington state two days after upsetting washington. the cardinal has yet to lose at home. they're 8-0 today. early going the quick free-throw line jumper. nine pointness the first half. game tied at 6. then anthony brown rattling home the three. later in the half cougars in transition marcus caper soaring with the two-handed jam. then josh owen, a little one-hand thunder of his own. we'll have the highlights at 11. >> baseball now, day after solidifying their bull pen the a's are in the hunt to ink another rereliever, oakland is looking to sign brian fuentes. he lives in merced, so he would about close to home. led the american league in saves in 2009. >> the first full field event of the pga season the sony open, is battling the elements in hawaii. the first round

raiders will not renew john marshalls contract. two more n.f.l. games set for today. we'll have that for you tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, at 9:30, being california governor. arnold schwarzenegger tells the world what he could have made if he continued his acting career. >> you got wounded, too. >> giffords aide returns to@Ñ@ÑÑ >>> welcome back. the father of the youngest victim of the tucson shooting says the family has donated some of nine-year-old christina green's officer begins to help another child. this week traveled there for a townhall meeting for a shared look at the tragedy. host christiane ammanpour begin the conversation. >> the nine-year-old christina tailor green? >> she wanted to tell a little girl something she felt something impossible in her generation by introducing her to gabby and let her know that opportunity was there for her, too. it was just a perfect event for that to do that. >> and how is your wife coping? >> the emotional side of what has occurred is still sinking in. the extent of the tragedy only really seems to get add

that's what john marshall said. they intended, he said, this is the constitution i'm expounding which people say that's a word that sounds terrific, what does it mean? it means they wanted it to last. it means there were values in here that would stay, but the way they were applied would change, and you go when there's an internet or when there are newspars when there are television or when there is dozens of other things, and you can apply the word commerce in the commerce clause, and you can apply the word speech in the free speech clause, and you can apply these basic words to the circumstances that have changed. all right? and so i say don't look to the exact details. if they thought at the time that flogging in the navy was not cruel and unusual, that's up to them. but they passed a law w penaltie forbidden, and flogging is cruel and unusual. there we are. d then another thing -- oh, i'm going down a list here. [laughter] but you're getting to see i don't think it's so terrific. because suppose it even did work

as expected john marshall will not be back as defensive coordinator.aiders defense against the run spotty at best. 29th in the league over all. never really emerged as al davis had hoped. former raider defensive coordinator chuck may be back to take his old job. he's interviewing. he worked with hue jackson in cincinnati and last two years in the ufl and offend and ted and paul worked for the quarterback both let good. on to hoops now. walters came to the university of san francisco to inject life into an ailing basketball program. year 3 they turned the corner. usf is come off the best weekend since walters arrived. back-to-back home court win over portland and gonzaga a. zag king of the west coast conference the past decade. beating them makes a huge statement. the play trailing only st. mary's. >> we are better team this year and people come to the home court we want to be able to get the win. gives us confidence. the about. >> we have talented youngsters. we are very young so you are watching them grow up right in front of your eyes. kind of neat b

that is the john marshall said this is the constitution i am expounding that is a word that sounds terrific what does it mean? it means there were values in here but the way they apply would change from when there is an internet or newspapers or automobiles or a television or dozens of other things and you can apply the word commerce and the commerce clause and the word speech in the speech clause and the words to the circumstances that have change. and then they passed a law that said cruel and unusual penalties are forbidden? there we are. right? and then as opposed it did work the one that tied us to the detail of what people thought was this or that 200 years ago? could just read these cases about the charities and then when dread scott contributed to what was called the civil war and the uncertainty of people excepting the court or the constitution that becomes a pretty meaningful question and indeed if you say they intended the document to last, and i ask you to think hard, if you tie it to every detail of 200 years ago, those are a few or the five 4/6 thousand reasons why. [laughter]

the court met therefore 50 years, including the entire tenure of john marshall. that dark courtroom was the forum for the arguments of daniel webster and henry clay. they were congrressmen who knew their way around the capital. a new york newspaper said that "a stranger might traverse the dark avenues of the capitol without finding the real capital in which justice is administered for the american republic." the supreme court moved to modestly better quarters in 1850. the senate moved a new and more elaborate chamber of stairs. the court move into the old senate chamber. it was more spacious, but the justices let and all of their own. when former president william howard taft became chief justice in 1921, he took up the challenge of securing for the court a building of its own. he had considerable stature in every sense of the word. he was our largest president and our largest chief justice. he got up and gave his speech to three women. [laughter] he had more than mere physical stature. he used his influence and prestige to get congress to approve the supreme cou

that is what john marshall said. they intended, he said, this is a constitution i am expounding. that sounds terrific. it means they wanted it to last. there were values in here. the way they apply would change. you go when there is an internet and when there are newspapers or automobiles or when there are televisions or dozens of others things that you can apply the word congress in the commerce clause and speech in the free speech clause and you can apply these basic words to the circumstances that have changed. all right? so i say don't look for exact details. if they thought at the time that flogging in the navy was not cruel and unusual that is up to them. but they passed a law that says cruel and unusual penalties are forbidden and flogging is cruel and unusual. there we are. another thing, i am going down a list year but you're getting to see why i don't think it is so terrific. because suppose it even did work. would really want a constitution that tide us to details of what people thought was this or that two hundred years ago? with that constitution last? let goodness.

. >>> according to league sources the raiders have parted ways with defensive coordinator john marshall, choosing not to renew his contract. many reports stating that offensive coordinator hugh jackson is expected to be named the raiders new head coach no later than tuesday. let's get to the playoff action. falcons taking on the green bay packers. green bay battle tested having won three elimination games coming into this one. former bay area players shined. second quarter, former call product aaron rogers hooking up with james jones for the touchdown. rogers had a fantastic game, completing 31 of 36 passes for 366 yards and three tds. this one by himself. number 6 packers stunned top seeded atlanta 48-21 the final score. afc playoffs, pittsburgh and baltimore. the ravens led 21-7 at halftime but the steelers mounted a huge comeback, capped off by the rashard mendle hall touchdown. big ben and burg advance winning 31-24. they will play the winner of the patriots/jets game. >>> they signed brad ziegler to the contract. college hoop, plenty of action on saturday after knocking off number

despite improving his unit john marshall has been told he will not be needed as a defensive coordinatorhis coming season. >>> well, this is the weekend some nfl fans consider the best of the season. two games each day between the best in the league. it was also a coming out party of sorts for green bay quarterback aaron rogers. the packers in atlanta for a rematch. the two teams played back in week twelve also in georgia a three point win by the falcons. packers had just tied this game at 7 in the second quarter as they kicked off to eric weams. one of the most dangerous return man in the league. he shows why. he is not touch on the way to a 102-yard return. that seems to take some of the steam out of the packers. not many souvenirs for the falcons. they tied it again. he powered into the end-zone. the atlanta offense then back to work before half time. looked like the falcons would get at least a field goal. but matt ryan's pass is picked off the end-zone by williams. williams the guy who clinched green bay's win over philadelphia last week. with 2:20 to play he took the packers on an

the raiders will not renew john marshall's contract which expires on tuesday.>> just like gus as we sat in that room with her so many of you were stunned at her recovery your bravery. you tweeted us. so many miracles in this tragedy still not forgetting those who lost their lives. wow, that is truly amazing! she's definitely blessed. we reached to emergency room doctors. one said this is indeed unusual, surprising what he said. even from trauma doctors who have seen it all. but this survivor doesn't have a medical explanation. she's calling it a blessing as she now prays for others. >> i got hit by bullets but you got wounded too. >> a private memorial was held for another of the victims. 30-year-old gabriel zimmerman. he graduated with honors from u.c. santa cruz back in 2002. he was a congressional aide to gabrielle giffords. there was a memorial for a 79-year-old victim phyllis sneek. back here one man is dead following a bank robbery in union city. a bank was being robbed and an officer chased the suspects in their getaway car. a passenger started shooting

that's what john marshall said. they intended, he said, this is a constitution i'm expounding. people say that's a who that sounds terrific. it means he wanted it to last. it means there were values in here that would stay. but the way they apply would change. and you go when there's an internet. and when there are newspapers, or when there are automobiles, or when there are television, or dozens of other things and you can apply the word commerce in the commerce clause, and speech in the free speech clause, and you can apply these basic words to the circumstances that have changed. all right. and so i say don't look to the exact details. if they thought at the time that flogging in the navy was not crucial and unusual. that's up to them. they passed a law that said crucial and unusual penalties is forbidden, flogging is crucial and unusual. there we are. all right. another thing. i'm going down the list here. you are getting to see why i don't think it's so terrific. suppose it even did work, which i think it doesn't, would we really want a constitution? that tied us to the de

john marshall's made his decision, let him enforce it. and i want them to understand the little rock case where eisenhower was told that if you try to enforce the court's order to integrate those schools in little rock, you're going to have to have a second reconstruction and occupy the south. that's what jimmy burns told him. the best that will happen, jimmy burns said, is they'll close the school. and eisenhower decided to send the 101st airborne which people at that time knew just what that was. they were heros of the battle of the bulge. they were heros of normandy. they had been caught on those steeples and shot down the day of d day, and that's the troops that eisenhower said i'm putting a thousand of them on airplanes, and they're going to little rock, and they're going to take those children by the hand, those black children and there's the white school, and they're going in. and, you see, that was a great day for the law because nine judges couldn't do that. 9,000 judges couldn't do it. >> and, of course, arkansas then did close

states, to protection of state rights did not protect state sovereignty, and within a few years john marshall and the supreme court stripped the states, of what little sovereignty they had left and eventually the civil war did the rest of it. .. >> he wrote a letter to the -- i think it was to washington. i've forgotten. he wrote a famous letter that if he was in america, he would approve -- encourage 9 of the states to approve the constitution and four of them to refuse until a passage of a bill of rights. so he was neither for nor against. he flip flopped. [laughter] >> for more on author har low unger and his work, visit harlowunger.com. >> glenn hubbard a former economic advisor to president george bush argue president obama's push for higher taxes and more regulation is exactly the wrong thing to do to improve the economy. the event hosted by the american enterprise institute in washington, d.c. is 90 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i'm arthur brooks president of the american institute. and it's how to have american prosperity and it's glenn hubbard and a distinguished panel. the th

. >> reporter: the last person to play the one-eyed marshall was john wayne in 1969.t like jeff bridges he was nominated for best actor and won. but best picture is different. >> it's really hard to win best picture without an editing nomination. >> reporter: which "true grit" didn't earn. while both "the social network" and "the king's speech" did. if it does come down to just two, the academy's generational divide may show a little bit, a film like "the social network" ç may be a lot more appealing to those not on social security. it's been a year with talent. a nerd, a marshall and a king have captivated us all. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that is our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. stay with us. we're coming right back on the air from our washington bureau with live coverage of the president's state of the union address next here on nbc. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

president, chief justice john marshall said any enduring constitution should be able to respond to the various crisis of human affairs. i said many times, i don't believe that we can be a 21st century superpower bound, bound, bound by our archaic rules of the 19th century. we have to have a responsive government, responding to the challengings -- challenges of our time. i'm not afraid. i say to the friends on the republican side, i am not afraid. what the minority leader said, he said that sometimes the republicans might be in charge and they might want to undo what the democrats did and the democrats better be careful. while that was in the post this morning. i'm not afraid of democracy. i'm not afraid of the votes of the people. the people vote to put certain conservatives in power, then they ought to have the right to govern. they ought to have the right to respond to the people of this country. the minority if i would be in the minority at that time, i think the minority ought to have the right to be heard, have the right to debate, we ought to have the right to amend, but we shoul

and, specifically, i'll talk about john dewey, frank marshall davis and ted kennedy as examples. during the q&a there's a lot of other people who we could talk about as well including actors, all kinds of people in hollywood, humphrey bogart, for example, who i talk about in the book as a dupe. but there was also, as you'll note in the appendix of the book, i find a bogart in the communist party usa archives, and i look at that very carefully as to whether that could possibly be humphrey bogart. that's something we could also talk about during the q&a. but first, why i did this. three components: scholarship, partisanship and the issue of redemption. scholarship, i notice that nobody had ever done a book on the role of dupes. in american history. and, in fact, did a google search on the term, and maybe two or three books in all the library of congress even have the word in the title. and yet it's a word that goes back to the founding of the republic itself. you'd probably be surprised to know that george washington used the word dupe, dupes in his farewell address. so he was warn

president, chief justice john marshall once said this any enduring constitution must be able to repond to the various crises of human affair affairs." i have said many times that i don't believe we can be a 21st century superpower bound -- bound -- bound by archaic rules of the 19th century. we have to have a responsive government, responding to the challenges of our time. i'm not afraid. i say to my friends on the republican side, i am not afraid. what the minority leader said, he said that sometime the republicans might be in charge and they might want to undo what the democrats did and the democrats better be careful. well, that was in his op-ed piece in the "post" this morning. i'm not afraid. -- i'm nolt afraid of democrats. i'm not afraid of the votes of the people, that the people vote to put certain conservatives in power then they ought to have the right to govern. they ought to have the right to respond to the people of this country. the minority, if i would be in the minority at that time, i think the minority ought to have the right to be heard, we ought to have the right t

president, chief justice john marshall once said this any enduring constitution must be able to repond to the various crises of human affair affairs." i have said many times that i don't believe we can be a 21st century superpower bound -- bound -- bound by archaic rules of the 19th century. we have to have a responsive government, responding to the challenges of our time. i'm not afraid. i say to my friends on the republican side, i am not afraid. what the minority leader said, he said that sometime the republicans might be in charge and they might want to undo what the democrats did and the democrats better be careful. well, that was in his op-ed piece in the "post" this morning. i'm not afraid. -- i'm nolt afraid of democrats. i'm not afraid of the votes of the people, that the people vote to put certain conservatives in power then they ought to have the right to govern. they ought to have the right to respond to the people of this country. the minority, if i would be in the minority at that time, i think the minority ought to have the right to be heard, we ought to have the right t

the national government was given extraordinary authority over all the western land over what john marshallount of power to confer upon a national government continental scope, going way beyond anything anyone had imagined except perhaps none has been sitting alone in the study, the winning of 1780, going beyond what anybody could imagine would be proposed by this dimension. having been given the power, they realized it needed executive leadership. and that's why the president was created not so much as a manager as had been pursuing in the early days of the convention when roger simon that congress can decide from timeti make up e executives and for how long they should conserve. there's no need to specify that in the const duchenne. from that view of whatever congress once, when you're scum at the years, six months, it was not far off at the beginning of the division. ibm they wanted a strong and independent branch of government it had its own constitutional officer. not an employee, not a staffer. and that is where presidents take the position that they could make it more complicated to

host: let's move on to marshall, michigan. john, you are on the line for democrats. caller: good morning. i believe the top national astory would have been the gulf oil spill. locally we had a pipeline break. i believe big oil with their wreckless rampage and nonregulations and regulating themselves. this is a traff city. -- this is just a travesty and it is time for government to play a bigger role. >> what role do you think government can play as far as cleaning up these oil spills and making sure they don't happen again? >> you have oil speculateors driving up the price of oil. the government needs to get more involved. they let the oil companies self-regulate. they let them basically name their own profits, and the american consumer is going to pay in the end. >> john out there in marshall, michigan, on the front page of the detroit free press, their lead story is the coverage of governor rick snyder's inauguration and also a fresh beginning, the year michigan comes back with perseverence the state can rebuild its confidence. it is not that michigan is glad to le

john roll. a few miles away, jared lee loughner is being held at a federal prison. a u.s. marshal says he is refusing to talk. david gonzalez says he just sits in a cell with a shark on his face. a teenager found a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it. his father said he left home with a black bag last week. at the hospital where gabrielle giffords is being treated the news continues to be encouraging. this picture shows her husband holding her hand. even her doctors were amazed when she suddenly opened her eyes. >> the doctor, one of the doctors says this is incredible practice and he is pounding something -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: kron 4 news. >>> another vigil held in the bay area for the victims of the arizona shooting. this was the scene tonight in san jose. the party held this vigil. some of the speakers. yesterday a similar vigil was held in oakland. stay with kron 4 news and www.kron.com as we continue to conch the arizona shooting. >>> a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. visibility is reduced. you can barely see that ca

john howard lawson was one of the hollywood ten. albert malts, 47196. 46836. i got some of frank marshall -- i get all of frank marshall davis's columns, weekly columns that he wrote for the honolulu record from 1949-1950, which was the communist party usa. i got in through the help of to a tremendous city college students. one found them on line, and the other was actually in hawaii. i am amazed it is here today. i will keep it secret. i promise. but she went into a library and got the columns on microfiche. actual hard copy. what you see here was just how anti-american the communist party was in the united states in the latter 1940's. president after world war ii? harry truman. what party? democrat. so he was the enemy. so they mercilessly savaged harry truman. davis just took him apart. davis turned harry truman into a demon in these articles. colonialist, imperialists, fascist, racist, monster. chairman, george marshall, you name it. examples, february 9th 1950. davis really shows the soviet and communist party line as portraying harry truman as the butcher of hiroshima. he dropped th

john role. >> and jared loughner is being held in a federal prison. a u.s. marshaling to talk. david gonzales says that the 22 year-old since in his cell with a smirk on his face. and it is as if nobody is worthy of him speaking to. and near his home, the teenager from a black bag filled with ammunition. the fbi is examining it for fingerprints/d n a. >> and the father said that the off her left the house with the black back after an argument here. >> and with the senator's news continuing to be encouraging with her husband pictured here, who is an after no astro not-and ths incredible progress in all of a sudden he picks up his blackberry. and this is really incredible. the one person wants to honor her by changing the seating. that democrats and republicans should sit next to each other instead of across from each other. >> and an invitation to president obama bto was refused by john dinn--boehner instead attended a social event. >> world wet weather feld and georgia, rude'roodsroads are littered with abandoned cars. and through rhode island, hundreds were strande

he has control of the air marshal service and highways, railroads, pipelines, and more. john comes to us from the tsa. he began his career as a special agent with the bureau in 1983. he was the supervisor of organized crime section. in his career, he has won a number of prestigious awards with those of us were familiar with the recommendations to the department of justice. he is a graduate of indiana university school of law. i think he has become quite well known to the american public. [laughter] file was sent to him that there are not a lot of people in washington vying for this seat. i think it is a testimony to commitment to public service. there are very few people who we think that can do the job as well as john is doing. it is not easy and i think i know this woman had a lot of appreciation and thank you. with that, and john will speak and then he is gracious enough to stave to take a few questions. with that, john, it is my pleasure to have you. [applause] >> thank you, harvey. i appreciate that kind introduction. it is a pleasure to be here. i just want to talk abou

he has control of the federal air marshals' service and the security for highways and pipelines. john comes to the tsa is a 26-year veteran of the fbi where he specialized in national security and counterterrorism issues. he began his career as an agent in '83, served in minneapolis and new york, was the supervisor o organized crime sections, was in charge of special agents in boston, and in the his career he has won a number of prestigious awards. for those of us familiar with these recognitions given out by the department of justice which include the award for outstanding professional limb and exemplary integrity. he's a graduate of indiana university school of law, and i think he's become quite well known to the american public. [laughter] i was saying to him, there are not a lot of people in washington diving for this seat, and i think it's a testimony to his commitment to public service. there are very few people we think could do the job as well as john is doing, and it's not easy, and i think i know this room has a great deal of appreciation and thanks for all of your public se

john roll. i will not preclude that additional charges will not be brought as the investigation continues. thank you. [unintelligible] >> excuse me. i am david gonzales, united states marshal for the district of columbia. [unintelligible] >> any questions pertaining to the actual shooting, i would lead to the sheriff and the fbi. my role is the protection of the judiciary and to determine if there was any organized plot on the judge or any other judges in arizona or judges nationally. >> have you determined if that is the case? can you determine -- can you talk about what position he was in in relation to the shooter? >> i will leave that to the sheriff. >> the director addressed the question of the weapon. i would like to amplify a little bit on the weapon and how it was secured. there were three people. i do not have the names of the people involved. wendy gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine -- when the gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine, a woman went up and grabs the magazine and tore it away from him. while he was trying to put another magazine in, he was successful in doing that. it also had 31 bullets in it. there would have b

is control of the federal air marshal service and the security for highways, railroads ports man's trip -- mass transit and pipeline. john comes to the tsa as a 26 year veteran of the fbi where he specializes in security and counterterrorism issues. he began his career as a special agent with the bureau in 83, served in minneapolis and new york was the supervisor of organized crime section with a special agent in charge in boston and in his career he has won a number of atreides awards for those of us who are familiar with these recognitions given out by the department of justice which include the award for outstanding professionalism and exemplary part -- in 2005 presidential rank award for distinguished executive. he is a graduate of indiana university school of law and i think he has become quite well-known to the american public. [laughter] i was saying to them there or not a lot of people in washington buying for this seat and i think it is a testimony to public service. there are very few people who we think are fit to do the job as well as john is doing and it is not easy and i think i know this room has a great d

john roll the congressional aide. when loughner entered the room he was quiet and obedient. he is in u.s. marshal custody without bond until further notice. one of the more interesting things about the case is the public defense attorney he is using. we are told by the public defender's office in arizona that actually went down the list of more than 100 public defenders and eliminated all those who were unqualified to defend and a death penalty trial. the rest of them actually declined to represent loughner in this case, for various reasons. he will be recognized by san diego public defender judy clarke. she defended suspects like ted kosinski, susan smith, and a suspects. proceedings here on out will not be arizona judges. the next court date has been set for january 24. it will be in the same location but will be a different judge. >> a military official today revealed that loughner was rejected from the army because he failed a drug test. the official did not say what kind of drugs. loughner tried to join the army in 2008. court documents have revealed a disturbing new details about the accuse

john roll. i will not preclude that additional charges will not be brought as the investigation continues. thank you. [unintelligible] >> excuse me. i am david gonzales, united states marshal for the district of columbia. [unintelligible] >> any questions pertaining to the actual shooting, i would lead to the sheriff and the fbi. my role is the protection of the judiciary and to determine if there was any organized plot on the judge or any other judges in arizona or judges nationally. >> have you determined if that is the case? can you determine -- can you talk about what position he was in in relation to the shooter? >> i will leave that to the sheriff. >> the director addressed the question of the weapon. i would like to amplify a little bit on the weapon and how it was secured. there were three people. i do not have the names of the people involved. wendy gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine -- when the gentleman ran out of ammunition from his first magazine, a woman went up and grabs the magazine and tore it away from him. while he was trying to put another magazine in, he was successful in doing that. it also had 31 bullets in it. there would have b