he's no now the president and founder and one of the contributors to gideon's army, he's from john marshall law school where he teaches law and criminal procedure. he was in the post katrina and new orleans center. he trained people in the film. he received an advocacy fellowship and named a public interest fellow by harvard law school. next we have maurice call well. he was convicted in the housing project here in san francisco. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime yet he was still convicted based on the false testimony of a single neighbor. he was sentence to life behind bars. in prison mr. colwell contacted the center for help and located two witnesses who saw the murder and said mr. colwell was not involved in anyway. they located the real killer who confessed and he committed the murder. that man is serving a life sentence for a subsequent murder . on march 28, 2011 after more than 20 years in prison, maurice colwell is free. thank you for being here. [ applause ] linda star is the legal and cofounding in the santa clara law, law center clerk received her ph.d.. she

country, thomas jefferson's, some of the things that went on in court when he was there, when john marshall was our chief justice, they were second cousins approximately, maybe second once removed. i'm not sure exactly. they were cousins, but there were up because in kind. they did not like each other. it was really unpleasant. yet they have many issues to resolve that affected our nation it is amazing will be got through on those days. we didn't have anything like that today. we have many cases where the justices may end up disagreeing on the bottom line. you're not point to find it 9-0 every time. once in awhile, but usually there is some division of opinion on the court, and that is very normal. in the early days of the country there were some real hostility among some of the justices, sarah said. >> what is the number one question the other female justices have best you about being of a supreme court? >> their best me anything. [laughter] they just go to work and do it. >> what should they ask you? >> about the there's anything they should ask me. maybe how the lunchroom works and how t

the orior iroed mah was really founded by john marshall, that's the basis. it supi sey t as maricuall shemn marbury that the reason why ndehe sows of the l3 cislaodre or the president the constitution is a law like areat other, but ththe jr is a h sorarcfi, con wict of la principal. federal law will be state lac come. constiodtional all the federal law. trees will be federal law. there is a h sora rifi in creatad.e constiodtion. and so when there is a particular a fyou be found in the constitution the judges have the authority to artiluslate. so do mommbejudge of cony clue. when there is another rule of law to be found in the constiodtion in the plant -- i litical branches are supposed to have the file sent. one of the great claicues in i wosden clurisprudencen the people who really believe in the ratiolitle, that the constitution shns when it is al the people who think, well, now that we he a the structure of federalism versus the 1791 version ever arose in your conversation. >> welcome to the topic came of often. 1789 to 1791. will we actually have, that w

also with us is john clark, former u.s. marshal, service chief inspector, who ran a multiagency fugitive task force in southern california. gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. john clark, let me get your thoughts in terms of where we are right now, on what we've learned out of boston. >> it's obviously still very much a physical manhunt in the watertown area. they are still doing door to door searches, executing search warrants, in places that have been known to be associated with the suspects. but at the same time, behind the scenes and a lot is going on, as far as developing information about everything that ever has been in contact with the suspect, finding out who his associates, friends, family are. every piece of paper that he ever filled out that may have a reference on it, those types of things are being compiled to find out who he is, and where he might be headed. >> and craig dotlow, all of this being compiled as law officials look for the brother at large, dzhokhar tsarnaev. do you expect tha

it's by a man john marshall and it's called skeleton coast and it's about a shipwreck that occurred in 1942 on the skeleton coast of what was then south coast africa but it's now libya. it's a lot 30350 miles from the border river down towards the day. it's absolutely treacherous up with when the, falcon, disagreeable cold current, and if you do happen to fetch a this coast there is no water and you die basically. it's just no substance all. well, the star that was coming down from liverpool ultimately to go around the cape of 28 in with 60 passengers on board, it did strike something called the all kinds in november of 42 it ran around and send out a distress message, 60 survivors and everyone survived the wreck and they managed to get onto the shore. the convoy of police vehicles with incredible difficulty it took about two months to get to it that they were rescued and no one died except in the maritime which didn't succeed in number of ships came. one of them was wrecked and the others turned back. the one that was wrecked was a south african harbor called the search high-yield eli

he will stop then at the home of john and marshal goldman.tment is in the process of taking comments on its latest draft environment impact assessment of the pipeline. the pipeline has to conduct an assessment before making a final decision which is expected in july or august and then president obama will personally weigh in on the final decision. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> out of afghanistan, suicide bombers disguyed as afghan soldiers stormed a courthouse in an attempt to free more than a dozen prisoners. 34 civilians and nine attackers were reported killed in the fighting. the attack happened while 15 taliban prisoners were being transferred to the courthouse for trial. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> north korea has blocked south korean workers from a jointly-oinked industrial park near the border -- jointly- owned industrial park near the border. >>> and israel has launched air strikes in the gaza strip for the first time since a true was reached in november. no one was hurt

he will stop then at the home of john and marshal goldman. department is in the process of taking comments on its latest draft environment impact assessment of the pipeline. the pipeline has to conduct an assessment before making a final decision which is expected in july or august and then president obama will personally weigh in on the final decision. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> out of afghanistan, suicide bombers disguyed as afghan soldiers stormed a courthouse in an attempt to free more than a dozen prisoners. 34 civilians and nine attackers were reported killed in the fighting. the attack happened while 15 taliban prisoners were being transferred to the courthouse for trial. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> north korea has blocked south korean workers from a jointly-oinked industrial park near the border -- jointly- owned industrial park near the border. >>> and israel has launched air strikes in the gaza strip for the first time since a true was reached in november. no one was

marshall: dr. john stangel? i don't know, baby, do we really need a specialist? an, marshall just have unprotected sex day after day after day in every position imaginable until...? wait, it sounded worse in my head. guys, we've got a problem. this is the application for the regional doubles laser tag tournament in poughkeepsie. problem is, only one of you can be my partner. so it looks like we've got a bake-off. you may now present your arguments. i'm not playing laser tag. i'm absolutely not playing laser tag. damn it. and marshall's the winner. well, i'm gonna call dr. stangel. it can't hurt. narrator: so aunt lily went to see dr. john stangel, the man who knew more about human reproduction than anyone in new york city. so i understand you want to get pregnant. ♪ ♪ dad, you're not getting my bites. ♪ ♪ [ telephone rings ] hello. oh hey, brian. brian? yeah she's here. i'll take it in my room!... that brian? no, telemarketer. oh. [ male announcer ] kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded big bites of 100% breast meat. now with our famous hot gravy. try a 6-biteombo for j

country at thomas jefferson and some of the things that went on and the score when he was there, and john marshalls the chief justice with there were second cousins, approximately, maybe second it was remyou red. i and not sure. they were not the case in kind. [laughter] thwou did not like each other. it was really unpleasant. yet they had many issues to resolve that affected our nation . is amazing that we got through all of the days and did welatio a bit of anything like that today. we have many cases where the justices may and then to sld bes and the bottom line usually there is some division of opinion of the court fifth in the early days of the country there was some real hostilities among some of the justices , and sources saikill >> what is the number one question that other justices the best you about being on the supreme court? >> well, they have not asked me an arhing. [laughter] go to work and do it. >> what should they asti you? >> i don't think therevil anything michele leslie. maybe how the lunchroom works and how they can get better lunches. that would be the only kind of thing i co

of the dining at john marshall wrote back to hear the local hospital dying of cancer and the fact thatfranurter died penniless but for the next 15 years his clerks collectively took care of his wife and the stories of the holmes law clerks you can never wrong talking about holmes and at the same thing with the law clerks. for holmes he was a surrogate children the individuals which had to listen to his stories about the civil war whether they wanted to or not an holmes and his law clerks with lot from the district of columbia to talk about petitions and holmes one of his law clerks from the new deal and when corcoran could not keep of his end of the argument about god and the universe he was assigned the task of reading the old testament to the comeback to continue the argument. those types of stories captivate me. and i think show one aspect of the supreme court clerk ships which has vanished or is vanishing. says you have one or maybe two law clerks. but the pressures were not there like they are today. to david justice's have four or five clerks they are consumed with questions abou

chief justice john marshall selected. want to go back to the passage of the alien and sedition act. what is the view of both adamses on this? >> some people thought we were about to be overrun by french revolutionaries and the a were influencing people in america. there were rumors that cities would be burned. it was terrorism they were anticipating. for example, the opposition party, the democratic republican party was very enthusiastic about the french and some of the ideals of the french revolution. >> jefferson in particular. >> this is where they begin to go in different directions. also, some of the press is very vehement in their criticism of the administration. so they muzzled the press and said that this is probably the thing that john adams is most criticized for. abigail, i believe, supported john. abigail was even more vehement during i think she is even more conservative than john during that time. >> the upshot of this, the people who were breaking the alien and sedition acts -- >> you could be jailed. >> it

of the dining at john marshall wrote back to hear the local hospital dying of cancer and the fact that frankfurter died penniless but for the next 15 years his clerks collectively took care of his wife and the stories of the holmes law clerks you can never wrong talking about holmes and at the same thing with the law clerks. for holmes he was a surrogate children the individuals which had to listen to his stories about the civil war whether they wanted to or not an holmes and his law clerks with lot from the district of columbia to talk about petitions and holmes one of his law clerks from the new deal and when corcoran could not keep of his end of the argument about god and the universe he was assigned the task of reading the old testament to the comeback to continue the argument. those types of stories captivate me. and i think show one aspect of the supreme court clerk ships which has vanished or is vanishing. says you have one or maybe two law clerks. but the pressures were not there like they are today. to david justice's have four or five clerks they are consumed with questions a

guests in washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok jon i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that you know the there are no good military options in syria and the obama administration has said this a number of times. i know a no fly zone would put more civilians at risk and you know safe zones don't work. moving in to secure the chemical weapons would need at least seventy five thousand troops on all of these options would end up embroiling the u.s. in a quagmire and regime change in mission building as we've seen in iraq and afghanistan go so arrive and plus there's no

washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok john i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline.

washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok jon i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that you know the there are no good military options in syria and the obama administration has said this a number of times. and a no fly zone would put more civilians at risk and you know safe zones don't work. moving in to secure the chemical weapons would need at least you know seventy five thousand troops on all of these options would end up in broiling the u.s. in a quagmire and regime change and nation building as we've seen in iraq and afghanistan go so arrive and plus there's n

john? >> miguel marquez. again that news just breaking. we just confirmed that from the marshal brothers' plans. they may have been planning another attack, the site of that next attack could have been new york city's times square. cnn's richard roth is in times square for us with these new, chilling details. richard? >> that's right. you mention last minute. we don't know how much planning might have gone into an attack here in times square, john. new york city authorities seemed to think it was a spontaneous process, where the brothers would have headed down to new york in that hijacked vehicle. now the 19-year-old was photographed here in times square not long ago, which officials here consider a bit of an ominous sign. new york city police commissioner ray kelly would like to know more. >> the nypd intelligence division is actually investigating to determine dzhokhar's movement in new york city, as well as who he might have been with here. new york city detectives and supervisors joint terrorism task force with the fbi are assisting in the ongoing investigations of both bost

. >> and next at the home of marshall and john goldman.er cost a thousand dollars that he will return to the nation's capital later this afternoon. >> the president is not affected by this court of king. >> stick with kron 4 we will have the very latest on his every move to the bay area this morning and brought the day right here on kron4.com our web site. >> facebook and twitter will give us the latest period also to into our for the lastest news and traffic comcast 193 digital channel 4.2 24/7 bay area news channel. >> 736. >> the discovery of bad bolts on the bay bridge is raising questions about whether the bridge will be safe for drivers. when bolt broke it created a separation between the pieces. that makes the bolts useless in keeping the bay bridge state during a large earthquake. the director of the state department stress protection male a memo to those in charge of the news span outlining what changes he wants moving forward. to start the contractor must show it is in compliance with the contract. also, do more testing of the bo

washington mark dickerson he is a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that you know the there are no good military options in syria and the obama administration has said this a number of times. and a no fly zone would put more civilians at risk and you know safe zones don't work. moving in to secure the cup it would need at least seventy five thousand troops on all of these options would end up embroiling the u.s. in a quagmire and regime change and nation building as we've seen in iraq and afghanistan go to arrive and plus there's no opposition in order to re

washington mark jacobson he is a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok jon i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that you know the there are no good military options in syria and the obama administration has said this a number of times. i know a no fly zone would put more civilians at risk and you know safe zones don't work. moving in to secure the chemical weapons would need at least you know seventy five thousand troops on all of these options would end up in broiling the u.s. in a quagmire and regime change and nation building as we've seen in iraq and afghanistan go so arrive and plus t

. >> us marshals arrested a fugitive wanted on numerous drug charges in berkeley this afternoon. in 2009 mendocino county avenue seized 600 marijuana plants from property owned by john david beck. at the time authorities issued a warrant -- [lost audio]. >> obote and talking about lassies in a great season as they look forward to hopefully what will be another good season brought. >>>reporter: the celebration move from at&t park to nearby bars and restaurants all day fans, ushers hotdog vendors everyone with a happy opening day like a national holiday and inside the ballpark it almost felt like one one. >> of the new season the fans are still celebrating last year were more time fans getting ready to celebrate the giants in fashion. >> i wanted to get sergio romo attention. my favorite place. >>>reporter: a group of special fans lined up outside the park. >> raise another flag. >>>reporter: they were chosen for the slack for the opening day ceremony. >> proud to be a giants fan holding up like up there. >>>reporter: for many fans opening day is about making memories again passed down from generation to generation. >> it is the world. memories will last a lifetime. r

. >> us marshals arrested a fugitive wanted on numerous drug charges in berkeley this afternoon. in 2009 mendocino county avenue seized 600 marijuana plants from property owned by john david beck. at the time authorities issued a warrant -- [lost audio]. >> obote and talking about lassies in a great season as they look forward to hopefully what will be another good season brought. >>>reporter: the celebration move from at&t park to nearby bars and restaurants all day fans, ushers hotdog vendors everyone with a happy opening day like a national holiday and inside the ballpark it almost felt like one one. >> of the new season the fans are still celebrating last year were more time fans getting ready to celebrate the giants in fashion. >> i wanted to get sergio romo attention. my favorite place. >>>reporter: a group of special fans lined up outside the park. >> raise another flag. >>>reporter: they were chosen for the slack for the opening day ceremony. >> proud to be a giants fan holding up like up there. >>>reporter: for many fans opening day is about making memories again passed down from generation to generation. >> it is the world. memories will last a lifetime. r

distinguished roster, starting with ralph mcgill, the great claude siton, john herbert, i knew i would do this. reese clyburn. marshall frady. sell lease sibley. many of you know her. i'm very proud jack's papers are here as i said, where they belong. now to return to hank's question, actually initially i had a very negative approach towards jack's papers and, that the experience didn't start out very well. when jack retired he came back from, he brought home with him about 20 boxes of the biggest mess you ever saw. jack wasn't just disorganized, he was opposed to disorganization. anyway, i started out to help him sort the papers, and so, i had bought all these file boxes and i bought folders and everything. and i pick up a paper, where do you think this one goes with "the atlanta constitution" or the marvin griffin administration? he said give me that. he would start reading it. he would read, read every piece of paper, he couldn't part with a single one. so after two days i just gave up. i said, okay, it is always yours. i can't do anymore. the second reason i had a negative impression because they brought silver fi

marshal on ron claiborne this morning. >> all right, ron, thank you. >>> well, we're going to turn to the latest on the rising tensions in north korea. the president's top diplomat, secretary of state john kerry on a critical mission to the region this morning warning the rogue nation's leader kim jong-un not to test-fire a midrange missile. abc's bob woodruff is in seoul, south korea with the latest. bob? >> reporter: good morning, bianna. you know, secretary of state john kerry arrived in china today. this is his second stop in this asian tour to try to deal with this unrelenting concern about north korea's nuclear arsonal. while china is quietly pressuring kim jong-un to resist launching any missiles, in south korea the u.s. made it very clear. >> the united states will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves. >> reporter: in japan an official today warned a missile was launched but he meant to say was an earthquake. he accidentally sent out the wrong draft. the third time this happened this week alone. this week's u.s. intelligence report which was accidentally leaked to the public suggested for the first time that with moderate confidence the north is capable of deliveri

of the dining at john marshall wrote back to hear the local hospital dying of cancer and the fact thatfrankfurter died penniless but for the next 15 years his clerks collectively took care of his wife and the stories of the holmes law clerks you can never wrong talking about holmes and at the same thing with the law clerks. for holmes he was a surrogate children the individuals which had to listen to his stories about the civil war whether they wanted to or not an holmes and his law clerks with lot from the district of columbia to talk about petitions and holmes one of his law clerks from the new deal and when corcoran could not keep of his end of the argument about god and the universe he was assigned the task of reading the old testament to the comeback to continue the argument. those types of stories captivate me. and i think show one aspect of the supreme court clerk ships which has vanished or is vanishing. says you have one or maybe two law clerks. but the pressures were not there like they are today. to david justice's have four or five clerks they are consumed with questions ab