this is what i read of the early your copy of the like john marshall before him. roberts has a special responsibility fall on the shoulder. he abilitily and unselfishly. now i don't final version of the book on page 298 a few months later and read the following paragraph instead. he hoped the nfib in american democracy only history can decide. he toned it down. what is the source to change the characterization of the chief justice? i can only assume it's a conspiracy led by randy barnett! the god father i -- to tone it down. i want to hear more about why you did. itst too bad. i felt in the earlier draft you seem to be, you know, praising him for the same reasons i do. doing what he said what he would do. behaving out of his own sense of institutional legislate mitt say and deserving praise for that. this talk of conspiracy, i think, is unfortunate. there is, as we know, right on the left a -- a paranoid style in american politics. he talked -- he talked about paranoid interpretation of history and distinctly personal. the enemy is to possess especially -- he cont

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

and if puc doesn't put out the plan then there are alternatives to put out such a plan and as john marshall mentioned even more aggressive efforts. to basically say the sf puc is obviously not getting the job done, we have to look for alternative ways, alternative institutions, alternative approaches to try to move this thing forward. we just want to encourage you as lafco to take the bull by the horns. we would be happy to work with you around some of these suggestions. we think that it's really a crucial time to get the sf puc quickly on the move or to find some alternate approach. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks, local green committee. a lot of interesting things have been said i think it's incredibly important to point out that i think as late as 6-7 months ago, even the advocates to the consternation to the allies who said this isn't ready to go yet. this has to do with rates and how much is developed. and then not to hopefully don't give too big of a head but malcolm came and started to move this in a big way. we st

marshals. senator marco rubio and former head of the transportation committee florida congressman john mica both calling for an investigation as a result of this report from our station in tampa. congressman micah said it is the government's obligation and responsibility to remain vigilant. while the specifics of the u.s. air incident are not public, federal authorities must review the matter. >>> the price of beef could be going up at restaurants and grocery stores across the country after just a freak early season blizzard in south dakota where tens of thousands of cattle died. what does that mean to you? wusa9's armando trull found out we'll be feeling the effects of the loss for some time. >> reporter: this week's blizzard literally froze thousands of cattle in their tracks. >> we've lost about 75,000 head of cattle. that's roughly equal to about one week's worth of beef production in this country. >> reporter: overnight dozens of ranchers saw their herds wiped out along with their livelihoods. >> it's devastating, had some tearful conversations. they're having a hard time. some of them know

marshals. >> reporter: 20 law enforcement agents acting on a tip surrounded this panama city beach motel where the killers had been hiding for two days. john swab was another guest at the motel. >> i mean, they had-- it looked like machine guns, automatic weapons laying across the hood of the trucks and the cars. it was everywhere. >> reporter: jenkins and walker will be sent back to prison. investigators say they knew they were being chased and were waiting at the motel for someone driving from atlanta to pick them up. more arrests are expected. the forged paperwork that freed them from life sentences has been tested for d.n.a. and fingerprints. >> everyone is totally upset. >> reporter: to have their hopes raised... >> to have their hopes raised and to find out that it was false hope. >> reporter: henry peerson is the uncle of escapee joseph jenkins. when jenkins was freed september 27, peerson picked him up from prison. >> we had no indication that anything was amiss. >> reporter: no looking over his shoulder. >> no. >> reporter: no checking the door. >> no. none of that. >> reporter: is he savvy enough to pull this off on his own? >> w

john gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist mary marshall. >> good morning. plenty to talk about over the weekend as we have active weather heading over the region but right now just hot. a few clouds pushing north of us and a front draping across the state of pennsylvania and the showers are moving to the south and southeast and as theydo, they bring some clouds in our direction. the rain chance will be better up to the north where that main force is. for us just a stray chance we could see showers into the region. let's take a look at 4 it right now. you can see we have those showers trying to push into westminster right now. most of it is to the north of us only seeing a few clouds but there's a lot going on in the atmosphere just out in the west a low pressure system dumping snow into the city. and a nice little rain/snow line. here's the front that is associated with it and that will be pushing into our direction monday and monday afternoon. at the same time watching out for the remnants of tropical storm karen and we will see our rain chances increase m

john un is a former pentagon security who had a hand in ending the military's ban on gays. if confirmed he'll replace janet napolitano who left to run the university of california system. >>> a federal air marshalf using a cell phone to take pictures under a woman's dress. a southwest airlines flight from nashville was delayed about an hour while barsh was removed from the plane and arrested. the tsa says it is in the process of suspending or firing him. >>> it's going to be a hairy friday morning rush hour for 400,000 commuters in the san francisco bay area. transit workers there are on strike after negotiations broke down after health care and pension benefits. the union had been delaying a strike all week long. it's the second strike there in four months. >>> malala presented the queen with her new book "i am malala" and called the meeting an honor. >> when i met her, it was quite good and she was really nice. she's really nice and she talked to me in a very friendly kind of way. >> malala now lives in england after receiving treatment for i gunshot wound to the head in a taliban assassination attempt. >>> forget black friday. it may pay to wait to do your holiday toy shopping. michelle kbru

marshal is under arrest this morning for a bizarre violation of privacy while on duty. he's accused of taking inappropriate photos of women. this until another passenger actually confronted him. for more, here's abc's johnler. >> reporter: 28-year-old adam bartsch is accused of taking cell phone pictures up female passengers dresses. police in nashville say bartsch was on duty aboard southwest airline flight 3132 traveling from nashville to tampa. another passenger saw the man taking the photos and grabbed the cell phone. >> i looked at the guy. and i said excuse me. you ought to be ashamed of yourself. you're a disgrace to a human being. >> reporter: flight attendants were notified. and bartsch was escorted off the flight. which had not taken off yet. overnight, the transportation security administration released a statement saying, tsa does not tolerate criminal behavior. the agency removed this individual from his current duties and is in the process of suspending or terminating his employment. bartsch admitted taking similar photos more than a dozen times in the past. he has been charged with unlawful photography and disorderly conduct. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >>

john king and you. >> and you. >> a lot of other headlines as well. let's go right to mikaela. >> good morning to everyone at home this morning. brand-new cell phone video showing the moments u.s. marshals stormed the motel room where two inmates in florida have been holed up. they are now back in custody, they're being held on one count each of escape. they are due back in court on friday. the department of corrections mistakenly released walker and jenkins after reaching formed documents. a maria a 4-year-old found in a gypsy community. thousands of calls have poured into the charity, including promising leads in the united states. when police first saw her, you can see, she is blond with fair skin and does not look like the man and woman claiming to be her parents. the dna testing proved they were not related t. couple is in custody of police and are in custody today. >>> it's more than two weeks sense anyone has seen a missing 14-year-old boy, his mother, vanessa fontaine says she believes someone has taken him against his will and vows to find him. he was last seen walking out of his school in queens. three people are arrested after baltimore police found stolen am mission, 70 boxe