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 thlegal and cofounding in the santa clara law, law center clerk received her ph.d.. she wr

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

anticipate to be a tenure of 25 years' use the it youngest chief justice ever name since the great john marshall at age 50. did you ever have be thought this was too soon to judge or offer it take? >> guest: i did and i point* out in the book and i tried to make it clear i do consider this a young court and now that i did wonder about that. how the book came about is i was covering the alani taken confirmation hearing in the summer when i received to extraordinary e-mail's. one was from an editor at simon & schuster who was very interested the other a very faithful pbs van who asked me to marry them. [laughter] >> host: and marcia is already taken. >> guest: i did not show it to my husband it was a beautifully written proposal and mike has been proposed to me in a parking lot in downtown baltimore. [laughter] but there was no nothing with that proposal but she convinced me that it was a good time to look at the supreme court because even though it was young and this was a five years into the tenure as chief it had shown a willingness to really take on controversial issues. and part of the reason

as as chief justice john marshall thank you very much as chief justice of the u.s. supreme court in seventy nine you know in one thousand nine hundred the way out and in any case earlier today one of the g.o.p.'s most ideological and tea party queen michele bachmann just said she's not going to seek reelection we don't know if this was because she had a conversation with a pollster or with a prosecutor i'm betting both but here's what she had to say. after a great deal of thought deliberation i have decided next year i will not seek a fifth congressional term to represent the wonderful people of the sixth district of minnesota after serious consideration i am confident that this is the right decision and be assured my decision was not in any way influenced by any concerns about my being elected to congress i am not a crook i'm not she did violate the number one rule of p.r. which is don't say what you're not say what you are not what you're not really which christie you know it's her name i mean or dumb but who knows why i mean i think she's probably got a much bett

>> i was a teacher at that school, that was my second year at john marshall high school.teaching by 35 years by that time. i know what is going on in the cleveland schools. >> you have been talking to your teacher friends since this happened. people must be elated. >> they are. several of the teachers that were still -- some aren't still teaching, but a lot of them have retired by now. they are at the school at the same time. some of them did not have her as a student that i talked to but they are all so overjoyed and so happy about this. you look at the cleveland city and the schools and stuff and you think they are not the greatest things in the world. there are a tremendous number of really good kids in that system and she is definitely one of them. >> my brother, amanda berry's former teacher. thanks, joe. appreciate you coming on the program. >> you're welcome. >>> we mentioned charles ramsey, the neighbor who heard screams coming from the home. he has become a hero. he claimed he was eating mcdonald's when he heard the screams so the tweet of the day comes from mcdo

[applause] >> john marshall public high-school and wisconsin.they were very serious, as many public-school teachers are, making sure we knew our civics and constitutional rights. as i thank you for hosting this, i will let me that that was the you're right up are not afraid for circulating a petition because i learned about my right to petition. it was at that point that my father started putting aside money knowing other i would neil lawyer or be a lawyer. thank you very much. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs that you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. book tv streams live on line for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. book tv here is a look at the best-selling nonfiction e-book in print titles according to the new york times. >> welcome, everybody. draw a crowd like this this early in t

amanda berry, my sons went to school with her, both wilbur wright and john marshall. >> everybody isonnection that perhaps ariel, your cousin, actually targeted her in particular. do you know anything about a relationship there? >> nothing. you know, obviously, all of this is starting to unfold in front of our family, just as it is the rest of the nation. and we are shocked some of the things that are coming to light. we are shocked by some of the things that are being said. we don't know what the relationship was there. we can't speculate on that it's an ongoing investigation with cleveland police and the fbi, some of gina's family has come forward to say, yes, they knew him, yes, they had associated with him. had even, you know -- a couple of them played in a band with him. >> so maybe gina trusted him. >> perhaps. obviously, there are photographs circulating that ariel's daughter was very good friends with gina. how he planned this, why he planned this, why it happened, we have no idea. you know, we're a good family, and, unfortunately, every villain out there has a family, that h

the originalist approach is really founded by john marshall and his what is the basis of this and it supposes that the reason why judges have power to override the views of the legislature of the presidency is that the constitution is a lot like any other. but there is a hierarchy in a conflict of law principles and constitutional law will be federal law and treaties will be federal law and real hierarchy created by the constitution. judges have the authority to articulate it. when there is not a rule of law to be found in the constitution, one of the great clashes in modern jurisprudence is the people who really believe in the rationale, that the constitution is definitive law and the people who think well, now that we have this review, we can make things up as we go along. which i think is fundamentally wrong. when we have to make things up as we go along. there is very little that is decided in the constitution. most what happens in life, the living have to make up as we go along. this is the fight has nothing to do with activism. >> we just had a cia director sworn in and that cr

the originalist approach is really founded by john marshall and his what is the basis of this and it supposes that the reason why judges have power to override the views of the legislature of the presidency is that the constitution is a lot like any other. but there is a hierarchy in a conflict of law principles and constitutional law will be federal law and treaties will be federal law and real hierarchy created by the constitution. judges have the authority to articulate it. when there is not a rule of law to be found in the constitution, one of the great clashes in modern jurisprudence is the people who really believe in the rationale, that the constitution is definitive law and the people who think well, now that we have this review, we can make things up as we go along. which i think is fundamentally wrong. when we have to make things up as we go along. there is very little that is decided in the constitution. most what happens in life, the living have to make up as we go along. this is the fight has nothing to do with activism. >> we just had a cia director sworn in and that cr

marshal, and (inaudible) john o'connell high school, and sharon (inaudible) mission high school. william (inaudible) balboa, high school and william (inaudible) mission high school. and those are the recipients of the 2012, 2013 latin american teachers association. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. we will now move on to our student delegates' report. >> megan cannot join us due to graduation. there is nothing to report out but i would like to recognize the newly elected delegate cooper logan. [ applause ] >> okay, you know there was a question miss ly about where you are going to college next year. >> i will be going to california state university sacramento. [ applause ] >> congratulations. >> all right. >> we will now move on to the parent advisory council report. and after the pac report if i don't hear any objection from the board i also would like to move up the pack or the special order of business to the pack of appointments we will do that after the pac report, thank you. >> good evening, superintendent, president norton and commissioners, district staff, this is a v

as chief justice john marshal once said, the power to tax is a power to destroy.olks and groups back home seeking to express their support for our hard fought freedoms and liberty for a limited government, better america should never be subjected to intimidation because of their political beliefs. never. the use of the i.r.s. as a political weapon is unacceptable. what's worse, this is the same agency that will be enforcing obamacare. we must hold those responsible accountable and that's why the ways and means committee will hold a hearing this friday. the american people deserve the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. and you -- if you're as outraged as i am, call the white house at this number right there in front of u we must make sure it never happens again. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, today i rise

but i will introduce our lead fire investigator, deputy -- sorry, fire marshal john mapes. >> hi, i'm john mapes, lead investigator. that's m-a-p-e-s. and can't release too much information to you right now. there is an ongoing investigation. there will be help from experts from different departments, chp, and ours, to determine the cause. right now, i don't have anything for you on the cause. thank you. >> i would now like to introduce the -- >> clearly there's a lot of concern, there's an investigation. it's going to be a while before we learn exactly what happened. traj, tragic death. the bride, four friends, die in the back of that white limous e limousine. there were only four or five minutes away from their definition. they were going to be meeting up with the groom and family members. all of a sudden, flames, smoke, and then flames destroyed that limousine, that white limousine, on the highway there. and such a tragic, tragic story. we did hear at the beginning of the news conference from the commander of the redwood city, california, highway patrol. the limousine had a maximum

chief justice john marshall in the opinion of macculloch versus maryland, and i quote, wrote the power to tax is the power to destroy, end quote. those words still ring true nearly 200 years later. this administration is using one of its greatest powers, the power to tax, to destroy one of the people's strongest god-given rights, the right to free political speech. this isn't just an attack on certain conservative groups. it's an attack on all of our rights to assemble and to express free political speech without the fear of repercussion from our government. mr. president, president obama has a long ways to go to restore public confidence and to stop the growing credibility gap that so far has plagued his second term. i look forward next week as we have on tuesday an i.r.s. oversight hearing in the finance committee where i hope we can begin the process of reining in a government agency that has run amok. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. reed: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: mr. president, i have seven unanimous consent requests for c

chief justice john marshall at the very beginning of our country, chief justice of the supreme court of the united states, said, the power to tax involves the power to destroy. and those words are still true today. with trust in the federal government already at an all-time low, the i.r.s. scandal will further diminish public confidence in public institutions and in washington, d.c. as a result, this scandal will make it much harder for us to work together to adopt the fiscal policy and economic reforms that our country so desperately needs. when the i.r.s. starts behaving like a rogue agent that considers itself above the law, we've entered truly dangerous territory. so, mr. president, today i am going to join others of my colleagues to call on the acting i.r.s. commissioner, steven miller, to resign. if it -- if it is true what currently appears to be true, that mr. miller willfully misled congress when inquiries were made earlier about this sort of scandalous political activity, he should resign today. furthermore, i'm encouraged actually by chairman max baucus of the senate finan

rang for several seconds until someone picked pup, happened phone to me, this is reporter john ward, this is marshall, he said. the bottom line question whether base republicans show up for sanford. the difference between him win wing and losing. another poll coming out on the couple neely/mcauliffe race. >>> up next, a little buckeyed bully pulpit, returning to the place where he kicked off his re-election campaign, president obama offers a rare glimpse into core ideological believes and tells college graduates to get into the game. >>> talk to two experts about the latest developments in the governor's race in old dominion. >>> first, the white house's planner, as you can see, an interesting week, by the way, benghazi hearings in the house. the president is gonna start kicking off what they are calling a middle class jobs and opportunity tour that may include nearly stops among the country pushing their agenda. you are watching "the daily rundown," only on msnbc. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with alway

. >> john: thank you for your low standards. i was marshal for the welcoming committee for mr.machine mandela before he was president, and it was one of my most exciting moments of my life. hearing these tapes take me back to hearing him speak in yankee stadium. you listened to these tapes. were you impressed as the complete lack of bitterness about his incarceration? >> yes and no, of course we're all human having gone through something of that nature, and the opposite progression you know the campaigns and the military, and taking a really good stand of being in jail and being prepared to die. as a human you think goodness, after you get that freedom after what happened to your family. i mean, his wife at the time, his children, you would be kind of startled at such a very peaceful way of just leading on. but to me its no surprise because the person that he is, and i think mostly because of his internal freedom at that point that he already had. but i think having that internal freedom is the most important thing. for him there was no remorse any more. for him it was waiting

john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> tempers flared about whether bradley manning should be reinstated as the grand marshall of the gay pride parade. manning is the army private facing criminal charges in connection with the wikileaks case and the released of classified documents. the pride parade rescinded manning's selection as one of the grand marshals. he released the paper and he supports manning. >> just before the meeting they put out a statement on facebook saying they definitely made their decision and the idea that this is an open meeting to reconsider what was clearly a mistaken -- a very bad mistake they made was closed. >> police helped keep the peace tonight and parade organizers postponed the meeting. it will be moved to a bigger venue for safety reasons. >>> a pedestrian is in hospital in critical condition after being hit by a car in berkeley. police tell us it happened about 8:30 in a crosswalk at university avenue and 10th street. university is closed at 9th. the driver is cooperating with police in the investigation. >>> tomorrow morning cal trans is expected to announce if the eastern span of

john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> tempers flared about whether bradley manning should be reinstated as the grand marshall of the gay pride parade. manning is the army private facing criminal charges in connection with the wikileaks case and the released of classified documents. the pride parade rescinded manning's selection as one of the grand marshals. he released the paper and he supports manning. >> just before the meeting they put out a statement on facebook saying they definitely made their decision and the idea that this is an open meeting to reconsider what was clearly a mistaken -- a very bad mistake they made was closed. >> police helped keep the peace tonight and parade organizers postponed the meeting. it will be moved to a bigger venue for safety reasons. >>> a pedestrian is in hospital in critical condition after being hit by a car in berkeley. police tell us it happened about 8:30 in a crosswalk at university avenue and 10th street. university is closed at 9th. the driver is cooperating with police in the investigation. >>> tomorrow morning cal trans is expected to announce if the eastern span of

john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> tempers flared about whether bradley manning should be reinstated as the grand marshall of the gay pride parade. manning is the army private facing criminal charges in connection with the wikileaks case and the released of classified documents. the pride parade rescinded manning's selection as one of the grand marshals. he released the paper and he supports manning. >> just before the meeting they put out a statement on facebook saying they definitely made their decision and the idea that this is an open meeting to reconsider what was clearly a mistaken -- a very bad mistake they made was closed. >> police helped keep the peace tonight and parade organizers postponed the meeting. it will be moved to a bigger venue for safety reasons. >>> a pedestrian is in hospital in critical condition after being hit by a car in berkeley. police tell us it happened about 8:30 in a crosswalk at university avenue and 10th street. university is closed at 9th. the driver is cooperating with police in the investigation. >>> tomorrow morning cal trans is expected to announce if the eastern span of