norcom picking apart the john marshall defense. finally it's genasia everett that ends up with it, easy bucket. norcom over john marshall 66 to 41. petersburg with a one point win over warhill. so it's petersburg against norcom for the [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gerard butler -- jenny slate -- musical guest the 1975. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 425 washington state. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talkin' about. that's what i'm talkin' about. hey! hi. oh, i love you! i love you! come on. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] looking good. here's what everyone's talking about. tonight in houston, texas, there was yet another republican debate. [ light laughter ] even the people on "grey's anatomy" were like, "how long does this go on?" [ laughter ] is it over? [ appla

let's begin with john marshall. john marshall comes to the court, and in people institution, the first appointees as chief resigned, keep turning down the office, and he conceives a bit of a single core by persuading his colleagues to converge around narrow unanimous opinions. he rejects the british tradition where every justices as this is what i think and this is what i think. and instead he gets the court to speak as a court. this drives his arch rival thomas jefferson crazy. his distant cousin who thinks marshall is letting people and i think we hide behind the cloak of unanimity. tell us about marshall's vision and how he was able to pull it off. >> i don't know how many of you have ever read a series out of the case. i always assign one in my class early on and then asked the students to me what was said. it's very confusing dignity of let's say even seven opinions than you count four of them say this but they don't all say the same way. so we think that this guy one but we are not sure. so that in terms of th

for john marshall, for example. he was not john adams's first choice. was.jay jefferson was about to be inaugurated. ellsworth had health issues and john adams needed a new chief justice. is theught was john jay perfect person. york,een governor of new which he thought was a better job. wrote back a fascinating letter, the gist of which was, the supreme court is never going to amount to anything. i was well out of it before, and i'm not coming back. john adams's secretary of state brought him that letter and john adams read it. he looked up at john marshall and said, who should i nominate now? i guess i have to nominate you. [laughter] and the rest is history. grandpa's fifth or sixth choice, fifth or-- grant's sixth choice. everyone turned out to be involved in some financial impropriety. he literally said to his attorney general at one point, who is that guy in ohio who introduced him at that reunion of the army of the potomac? i liked him. they found out it was a guy named morrison waite and grant said, let's give him a try. in turned outed to be a p

this week watch teams from archbishop, john marshall and new london compete for a share of $20,000 in grant money. academic challenge is hosted by jason nicholas and sponsored by westfield insurance. tera and i return after these >> here is mother nature's favorite niece, tera blake. >> i like that. >> yeah. what is mother nature up to today. >> i'm going to coin that term. i'm letting you know about a major warm-up for the weekend. we're not there yet. west side. high today 28. as warm as 55 for sunday. then an active week next week but not bad temperature-wise. >> thank you, tera. thank you as well. >>> a hot head on the roads swings into action. >> you see him tee u bat. now, the driver under attack reveals the evasive action that saved his life. >> he would probably would have at my head and i would have been gone. >>> doctors are amazed to deliver a newborn. the miracle of life rarely seen. >>> look out above. somebody is coming down. >> the woman says a man was in her apartment. >> wait until you hear the real story behind her >>> plus, the buzz word for your

. >>> a brand-new edition of academic challenge airs here tonight and newschannel5. john marshall and new london compete. >> good luck to all of the students. >>> forecast tomorrow 58 as we go back into the upper 50s. maybe a mix early for monday is temperatures back out into the 20s by thursday. do enjoy your beautiful weather tomorrow. >>> we leave you with a beautiful sunset. thanks for watching, everybody. we will see you tonight at >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the showdown in the south. south carolina up for grabs as democrats cast their votes. hillary clinton looking for a big win over bernie sanders, while her husband goes on offensive against a heckler. >> if you'll shut up and listen to my answer, i'll answer you. >> so, what set him off? >>> a new republican tag team hits the trail. chris christie and donald trump the frenemies now doubling down on marco rubio. >> rubio stole from the republican party. >> the schoolyard taunts. and tonight, the new comeback line. artist to become the head of the party. >>> the factory worker coming face-to-face with the gunman, a man

this week's match up teams from archbishop, john marshall and new london. they all compete for a their solve $20,000 in grant money. academic challenge hosted by jason nicholas. >>> all right guess what? it may not seem like it but we are 38 days away from indians opening day. >> starting on monday tickets for all games go on sale at 10:00 a.m. if you haven't been keeping track, opening day is on april 4th. it is against the boston red sox. >> can't come quickly enough. now speak of the -- speak-ing the of a indians they are out in arizona. we have that and more coming up could be a very good game tonight in toronto. the cavs lead the east, the raptors right behind them. meanwhile the cavs making their -- [ indiscernible ] lebron james said saying they know they want him. the cavs likely going and losing to the heat as johnson has agreed to terms with miami. >>> he was competing for a starting spot. today he was suspended for violating the drug policy. >> time now for 60 seconds with the indians. they are still trying to figure out this out field situation.

john marshall angry tenant 11 secs another tenant says she's found over 20 roaches in her apartment. we tried to talk to the front office and after asking us to leave a manager spoke with us off-camera. she says all the complaints have been fixed and showed us the paper work to prove it. as for the ex-felon who lives on property...she says when he returned from jail the office couldn't evict him because he had already paid. up next...the first day of school is hard for many little ones. but... turn for the worse. i'm really scared i was furious devastated i didn't really know what to feel it's a story you'll see only on 13 action news. i'm following breaking news this morning...a big announcement from the pope! i'll have the latest, next ((ad-lib)) coming up...the super bowl is just days away but it could turn into a travel nightmare. i'll have the latest from the kick off a super big weekend with some super big fun comedian sinbad and superbowl winner mike flannagan are live in studio plus former mayor oscar goodman with his big game pick friday at 2 on valley view today on valley v

john marshal reached out to 13 action news after our report on the lack of hot water. "we had the hot water off for 8 days." "took to some old habits and just used baby whips." the property managers and southwest gas resolved that issue - but john invited 13 action news back to reveal even more. "it's unsafe." telling us that a man who was once arrested for opening fire in his own unit - has been allowed back. "gentlemen two doors down decided to shoot of 42 rounds i believe from a 9 millimeters." i counted twenty three bullet holes - almost the same number of roaches that another tenant says she's killed in her unit. "it's disgusting when you're cooking and you see these we're not used to that." the tenant says maintenance men have fumigated the unit 5 times and the list goes on and on. "they take forever to do it." "right here is a a nice size nail from right here in the carpet. it went through my foot. it took them about a month to come and repair it. when we went to the front office to ask them why... "people are telling us that you're not responding to their compl

won seventy one to fifty seven group three a north and two time defending state champs against john marshall kj day was a strong early so was nor can they are up by fifteen the first half. travis field was the star late they were trailing by five in the fourth quarter when fields came alive. greyhounds won it sixty seven to sixty two championship regional championships tonight and the latest weather headlines breaking news anytime our website thirteen is now dot >>> tonight, right here, the bombshell endorsement. the presidential race turning personal. the new attacks leveled tonight. rubio going after trump. and chris christie tonight, now saying it's time for president trump. >>> breaking news, the motive in the deadly rampage. the video now discovered, and the notice the gunman got 90 minutes before the shootings. >>> the new head line about the zika outbreak, and pregnant women in the u.s. the miscarriages as well. >>> and the sudden explosion. the little girl grabbing her bag when a hoverboard ignites.

for john marshall, for example. he was not john adams first choice. john j was. it was a time when the jeffersonian's had taken over. jefferson was about to be inaugurated , however ellsworth had health issues and john adams needed a new chief justice and his thought was john jay. john jay is the perfect person. he's got experience with it. he's done being governor of new york which he thought was a better job . i'll write him a letter and he will take it. john jay wrote back a letter that's a fascinating letter, the gist of which was , the supreme court is never going to amount to anything. i was well out of it before and i'm not coming back. and so john adams as secretary of state brought him that letter. adams read it and said , looked up at his secretary of state who was john marshall and said who should i nominate now? i guess i have to nominate you. and the rest is history. morrison wade was grants fifth or sixth choice . a lot of corruption in the government then. everybody nominated turned out to be involved in some financial impropriety and he literally

that process of no background checks and no hearings gave us the likes of chief justice john marshall and oliver wendell holmes. the system worked. the first senate confirmation hearing, public senate confirmation hearing for a supreme court nominee was not coincidentally, it was in fact for the first jewish nominee. and that was no coincidence that the first jewish nominee got the first confirmation hearing. louis brandeis, president wilson's nominee, was as the first jewish nominee, was a bit of a shock to the system, a shock that a senate confirmation hearing confirmed. justice brandeis then went on to become one of the great figures in the history of american jurisprudence. there were only two more confirmation hearings for the supreme court justices in 1925 and 1938, and those were to address some rumors of scandal, and each of those nominees was then confirmed. the longest serving justice in the history of the court, william o. douglas, who was also possibly the most controversial justice in the history of the court, was confirmed in 1939 by a vote of 62-4, and he was confirmed

for john marshall, for example, of course he was not john adams first choice. john jay was it was a time when the jeffersonians had taken over the jefferson was about to be inaugurated. oliver ellsworth had health issues, and john adams needed a new chief justice pick a spot was john jay. john jay is the perfect person. he's got experience with it. he's done being governor of new york which he thought was a better job. i was just, like in the, he will take it. john jay wrote back a letter from accessing a letter, the gist of which was, the supreme court is never going to amount to anything. i was well out of it before and i'm not coming back. and so john adams was secretary of state -- john adams suggested putting the letter. adams read it and said, looked up at his secretary of state who was john marshall and says, who should i nominate now? i yes, i have to nominate you. [laughter] and the rest is history. .. his portrait in the east conference room has a picture of him obviously and a little picture of grand so at least he was appreciative of grant. so think

in fact as far back as 1800, president john adams nominated john marshall to the u.s. supreme court during an election year. but what made that different was adams nominated marshal a a nth after adams lost hisiseelection bid. (chuckling) >>anthony: and marshall was sworn in. the pro-adams federalist senate rushed the confirmation through so that marshall could take his seat in the supreme court before thomas jefferson was sworn in as president in march of 1801. >>sabrina: how interesting! >>amanda: very interesting. a little history lesson here on this week in iowa. (music) back. us. (dramatic music) d: hello and welcome to ag phd , i'm darren hefty. b: and i'm brian hefty. thanks for joining us today. one of the biggest soil issues that a lot of farmers face around the country is high magnesium levels. well, how can you manage that field so you get the best yield this term-how can you reduce that magnesium so you get better profitability going forward? d: you know every year we're answering questions about test weight in various crops. how come one field had good tes

won seventy one fifty seven route three a sellout an organ for a great game between oregon and john marshall two man show in this game early travis field with the greyhounds and their great defense. k j davis comes up with a slam twenty three date nor come to believe in the first quarter of this game fields with a gray rape of marshall came back to take the lead and was chosen by five in the fourth quarter. nor can we scored ten points in a row day miss kansas three the greyhounds won it sixty seven sixty two girls princes and again salem girls da's briana fare be with a baseline jumper for two and then at the other end they got a pretty good player of the sun devils kayla hannibal she was doing all the scoring when i was there any way suggest the bucket there talk about the players may be the best in the area is good even hover for princes and with the pull up jumper. they are the two time defending state champions and they won their semifinal game tonight. princes and wins a fifty five thirty six king for girls at monica in the game up in richmond we got a couple buckets from nicole brown

explained in a letter to john marshall. elections were the only national political contest virtually guaranteed to tear the nation apart. presidential elections are national. hillhouse came up with what he believed to be a brilliant solution to the problem of partisanship and presidential elections. he decided that presidents should not be elected at the american people. instead, they should be a box in of whitee with a lot balls and a black ball and each of the senators would take one ball out of the box and whoever got one would be president. album solved. when i first stumbled across that, i naturally thought it was a joke. ha ha it wasn't. they actually debated this. senselly does give you a about how is national political contest, particularly the run for president, was causing extreme partisanship that panic people. the solution that hillhouse came up with was no more national political contest. watch the entire program saturday at 6:55 p.m. eastern on c-span3 american history tv. wilsonident woodrow brinated boston a

for john marshall, for example, he was not john adams's first choice. john jay was. it was the time when the jeffersonians had taken over, jefferson was about to be inaugurated, ellsworth had health issues, and john adams needed a new chief justice. his thought was john jay is the perfect person. he has got experience with it. he is done as governor of new york which he thought was a better job. john jay wrote back a fascinating letter, the gist of which was the supreme court is never going to amount to anything. i was well out of it before, and i'm not coming back. john adams' secretary of state brought him that letter. and adams read it. he looked up at john marshall and said, who should i nominate now? i guess i have to nominate you. [laughter] justice roberts: and the rest is history. morrison waite was grant's fifth or sixth choice. everyone turned out to be involved in some financial impropriety. he literally said to his attorney general at one point, who is that guy in ohio who introduced him at that reunion of the army of the potomac? i liked him. the attorne

john marshall angry tenant 11 secs that's not the only problem...another tenant says she's found over 20 roaches in her apartment as well. we tried to talk to the front office and after asking us to leave a manager spoke with us off-camera. she says all the complaints have been fixed and showed us the paper work to prove it. a las vegas company is planning a -1- hundred -25- room hotel speedway. the hotel will be a "starwood hotels-branded development." construction is expected to begin in july and take about a year to finish. the hotel will be operated by crescent hotel management. it's expected to create nearly -30- permanent jobs. and a live look outside. the strip is getting a new shopping center and convention facility with a rooftop pool. wynn las vegas says it's planning a 2-story shopping center addition while s-l-s las vegas intends to open a 3-story convention building that will be topped off with a pool. wynn has not announced a timetable or other details for the shopping center project. health vm if you see alot of folks wearing red today... here's why--it's national go re

and ranks up there with john marshall and joseph story and he will be sorely missed.l: thank you for being here with our viewers as we see the president and first lady paying their final respects to justice antonin scalia. we have to take a hard turn here but we have breaking news on donald trump and is a story we have been covering, and it was a town hall in south carolina for a boycott of apple products until the technology company agrees to the demand of the u.s. government that they unlock the cellphone of one of the killers in this can bernardine no attacks, syed farook, his iphone has been at the center of a controversy, a battle that was coming to a head. here is the quote i want to read you, boy, apple until such time as they give that information. that is what he said, speaking in south carolina. we have been listening to donald trump, he just said this occurred to me, it seems this was an off-the-cuff comment from donald trump, boy, apple, the until they give that information, that coming from donald trump. the billionaire is ahead by 5 points, it is drastic

it is an idea that takes you finally to john marshall's opinion 1803 in marberry versus madison. those of you who have stood in law may first remembering reading marberry and you may have been struck by the fact that of the notion if you are going to write a constitution you must mean for it to be superior to ordinary law. as if that is self-evident. and later in the opinion, we have an after thought, he said oh, yes, by the way there is article six of the constitution. this constitution and all laws inacted in pursuant to their own shall be the supreme law of the land. -- enacted -- in marshall's time the general principles were so self-evident to him because he had great authority. finally, you are talking about magna carta's legacy and i think there is the tradition of an organic evolving unfolding constitution. i am looking around the room and don't see justice skalia here. if he is i might be more careful of what i had to say. he might be tempted to come beat up the lecture. it brings us to what today might be called the living constitution. those are the words i think justi

he could pick a combination of john marshal, oliver win windlholmes.is not being confirmed by this senate. >> a lot of skeletons that we don't begin to know about. i don't want to make light of the situation, but there's a big television event. there's another story, american skri crime story. you wrote the book on it. this is the only episode where there is someone playing you in the show. >> actually, chris connor, he's in several different episodes, but this is his big star turn. because this is the episode that talks about a story i wrote for the new york which was the playing of the race card, where robert shepiro tells me they're planning to accuse the detective of being a racist who planted the glove at oj's house. it's the beginning of the racial element of the case, and -- i happen to be on the set when john travolta and chris connor acted out the scenes. i have to say, it was surreal and kind of great. >> did you get approval rights? could you have rejected the actor? >> no. and the good news is, he's better looking than i am, so people will

as chief justice john marshall said in 1803 and the marbury versus madison decision, it is part of the judiciary department to decide whether lies. as far back as the early days of the country, the courts were aware that sometimes, it is not crystal clear how they should apply to any particular situation. host: ohio senator with this tweet, i was honored to know justice scalia and appreciated his constitutional expertise as well as his warmth and humor. that last part continues to come up. his humor. guest: he was a really funny guy. there is a professor at boston university who compiles statistics on how often the term laughter appears inch's -- supreme court transfers. justice scalia routinely if not always comes in first as the funniest justice as judged by the audience laughter. he was a great weight on his feet and certainly in writing. host: this is from richard, going to your earlier point, how would a caretaker arrangement work? who would set the caretaker term? guest: i would say that would be up to fate, but if you chose an older candidate, odds are they are not going to serv

he exploded in a letter to john marshall. hillhouse reasons, presidential elections were the only national political contest virtually guaranteed to take -- tear the nation apart. congressional elections are local, presidential ones are national. with what heme up believed to the problem of partisanship and presidential election. he decided basically presidents should not be elected by the market people. -- american people. instead there should be a box in the senate with a lot of white balls and one blackball. each senator would pick a ball, whoever got the black would be the president. [applause] [laughter] problem solved. when i first stumbled upon that come i thought it was a joke. it was not. i searched and found marshall's response, they actually debated this. light, interesting idea. it really does give you a sense about how these national political contests, particularly the run for president was really causing extreme partisanship of a kind of panic people. who solution of hill house came up with, ok, then no more na

judges that the caller describes, i don't remember if john marshall was one of them. .there were a number host: that is the headline in the front pages of the papers this morning. gop says no vote on obama nominees. senators rally behind place to let next president replace justice scalia. lee in new york? caller: morning. i have two comments. i constantly get flyers in the mail. this particular one yesterday says that more than 4 million illegal voters, including 1.8 million deceased people registered to vote. there are people in counties that you double voting because they basically live in two states. my second comment is i live in upstate new york. in the country in low voting. when i discussed this with other people they said the governor said we have a small concrete voting base and we would like to keep it that way. that is because people in upstate new york cannot go to the polls to vote on a weeknight and and clement whether. -- in inclement weather. thank you. guest: great question. let me take them separately. first, there is a lot of scare talk in that flyer about some kind of

and one of the greatest american politicians was john marshall.onal life. shoot forward to the 20th century, you had the impeacher earl warren signs in the south, gerald ford leading a march against william owe douglas. gerald ford is the embodiment of a lost washington and yet even him took some shots at the supreme court politically. the last election year nominee we had, anthony kennedy, was only an election year nominee because of the way senator kennedy led the charge against robert bourque. bourque had failed and remember the great -- the kennedy speech which was really kind of a culture war her on or about ma. >> back alley abortion. it was -- >> i say this with all due respect. it was horrible. that was a horrible moment. go ahead, explain how that moment -- because i have always believed this, but people might actually believe you if you say it. i think that speech was fairly destructive to this entire process. >> there were two moments in that era. one was the rise of beginning grip on the right which he was rising as george h.w. bush be

he is in my view in the league with oliver wendell holmes, louis brandeis, and joh john marshall harlan as perhaps the most significant associate justices ever. i first met him when we both served in the ford administration's justice department. i was fortunate as a young man to be invited to staff meetings that featured some of the most influential conservative judicial minds of the time. robert bork was there. he was the solicitor general. larry silberman was there. he was the deputy attorney general. and everyone in the department agreed on two things: one, antonin scalia was the funniest lawyer on the staff and, two, he was the brightest. scalia was usually the smartest guy in whatever room he chose to walk into. of course, he didn't need to tell you he was the smartest. you just knew it. i came back to washington a few years later as a senator on the judiciary committee, serving there when scalia was nominated to the supreme court. his views on the court were strong and they were clear. some tried to characterize his judicial conservatism as something it was not. it was not politic

we know marshall john reese has been in trouble before. he was arrested in the 90s on drug and resisting arrest him to get his teaching license. he was a teacher at leesburg and accused of being drunk at a track meet and hitting on a track athlete from another school. he resigned today. >>> we're digging to more details about a subpoena given to congressman corrine brown. we have learned that federal prosecutors may be looking into brown's ties with a group based in virginia called one group for education. the organization claims to be a nonprofit which raises cash for scholarships. we found out it is -- is not registered with the irs or the state of florida. >>> troopers are trying to put a driver behind the wheel of this jeep. one week after a jogger was hit and killed. >> i want them to do something. >> the safety changes the victim's family are calling for on this road. >>> i'm tracking isolated showers plus when we will see a thre the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-f

john marshall was not john adams's first choice.he time when they had taken over and jefferson was about to be inaugurated. he needed a new chief justice. john was the perfect person. he had experience with it and i will just write him a letter and he will take it. he wrote a fascinating letter the gist of which was the treatment court is never going to amount to anything. i was out of it before and i'm not coming back. he was secretary of state and brought him that letter and adams read it and looked up thea the secretary of state and said who should i nominate now? i guess i have to nominate you. the rest is history. everybody he nominated supered out to be involved in financial impropriety. he said who was that guy in ohio who introduced me? i liked him. he didn't recall, but he said let's give him a try. he was confirmed and turned out to be a great chief justice. his portrait, his picture of him obviously and that was enclosed in the portrait of grant. at least he was appreciative. think about that when you are asked to introdu

understand, correct me if i'm wrong, they are not going to consider anybody, you know, chief justice john marshalluld all be combined into one person and it doesn't matter because barack obama is appointing him right now. >> that is very likely probably what is going to happen. they have not explicitly ruled that out. he said the one person who could probably be the consensus nominee is orrin hatch from utah. >> let me end it there. a fortuitous chain of events. guess who is coming up in the 8:00 hour on "new day"? orrin hatch. he will assume the role nominated by president obama at some point today. it will be interesting to get his perspective. he will certainly be asked about this. probably not about orrin hatch but the supreme court, what he plans to do. from his demeanor alone. >> the first time we have heard from somebody with a heavy hand in this process. >> voted on the confirmation every justice on the supreme court. no one has voted on more than orrin hatch. and he used to be chairman of the committee. >> a strong final addition. thank you very much. >> as ugly as the campaign is, don't

as chief justice john marshall 1803 and the marbury versus madison decision, it is part of the judiciary department to decide whether lies. as far back as the early days of the country, the courts were aware that sometimes, it is not crystal clear how they should apply to any particular situation. senator with this tweet, i was honored to know justice scalia and appreciated his constitutional expertise as well as his warmth and humor. that last part continues to come up. his humor. guest: he was a really funny guy. there is a professor at boston university who compiles statistics on how often the term laughter appears inch's -- supreme court transfers. justice scalia routinely if not always comes in first as the funniest justice as judged by the audience laughter. he was a great weight on his feet and certainly in writing. host: this is from richard, going to your earlier point, how would a caretaker arrangement work? who would set the caretaker term? say that would be up to fate, but if you chose an older candidate, odds are they are not going to serve as long as a younger candidate. th

will be a senth record, this ia greatime to be ae to hand over leadership to an azing person john duffy and marshall barber who will step up as cfo. >> we' go to you, yohaa great moment on the conference callyou said when we wer lking abt how the company does, it's not just july and august, you re answering one question, you said i hado sit great adventure during holiday in the park. it was 30 degrees anthe park was cked. how is that possible? >> we've made substantial vestments in both our fright fest offering octer and our holidain tark offengs in dember. d, jim, at's one of the reons why, y know, now if you ink about the foth arter,ears ago it usedo part of the season. now 's a major contribor to our financial performae. gerated a loss and now we just generated $62 million with five million in attendance whh ughly 20% of our overall attendance for theear. so it's been a great performance and continue to invesin both tse francs, particularly iholiday in the parkhere we'll open it to even more parks going forrd. >> now, e compy is more levered at this point toour past but also to new rides and your

seventh record, this is a great time to be able to hand over leadership to an amazing person john duffy and marshall barber who will step up as cfo. >> we'll go to you, you had a great moment on the conference call, you said when we were talking about how the company does, it's not just july and august, you were answering one question, you said i had to visit great adventure during holiday in the park. it was 30 degrees and the park was packed. how is that possible? >> we've made substantial investments in both our fright fest offering in october and our holiday in the park offerings in december. and, jim, that's one of the reasons why, you know, now if you think about the fourth quarter, years ago it used to be part of the off season. now it's a major contributor to our financial performance. as a matter of fact, just five years ago it was a quarter that generated a loss and now we just generated $62 million with five million in attendance which is roughly 20% of our overall attendance for the year. so it's been a great performance and we continue to invest in both those franchises, particularly in

john, thank you. let's go to 7's marshall hook. marshall, you made your way to 495 in foxborough. it looks like the snow has picked up in intensity there. >> marshall: yeah. to give you status report here, our temperature is hovering right around 32, so right around freezing. the snow has picked up a little bit in intensity, so visibility a little bit limited. we've only seen a little bit by way of actual accumulation anywhere. off to the side on the grass, it's there. in the middle of the road, but for the most part the road is still just wet at this point with all of that earlier both warmth or relative warmth and road. so visibility more of a problem than the actual conditions on the roadway, but as the snow continues to fall, we know that eventually we will get accumulation on the roadways. that's when you're going to get really treacherous conditions given how wet the road is. out there. so that's going to be a primary concern in the morning commute. little bit. not too bad and danielle gersh here to tell you about the rest of the traffic picture. >> danielle: thanks, marshal

involving the supreme court and i would point out that today is the anniversary of marbury johns madison, written by marshall, appointed by a lame-duck president. the most important part to remember is that they do not ofd this institution and rob authority and they are not under your oath. they are suggestions of how to use power. they do not say how you should use your power. what should guide you and your colleagues, my own belief is that you should consider the precedent you are establishing and a choice to shut down the nomination process for nearly a year. it is not grounded in a grand principle and we know what guides this. and we aresanship told the senate will leave this issue to the next election. what about the past several elections? do they not have this effect? void?ey know and and void? -- we dor is simple not believe the leader should stop governing in an election year. helpingad the honor of with the legislative history casebook. what is the lesson of not governing? what should be taken away? there is no grand or noble principle at work. there is none. the constitution does not cease during

. >> john: and actor gerard butler serves as the grand marshal of the daytona 500 and deliver the famous words "drivers start your engines." his voice is much better than mine. >> amy: and john sena is the honorary pace car driver for the daytona 500. and a huge nascar fan. and his daughter is a huge fan, john's daughter. >> john: she is. i said that john sena would be here, and she had her nicky shirt on. it'll be a lot of fun to have him on the show. >> amy: can't wait. jayme, think back a year ago today. do you remember how cold we were? this is refreshing. >> jayme: yeah. i remember i was doing a tap dance to keep warm. and there was a party on the dock on lake lloyd the night before, and there was frozen beer, of all things, because it was freezing cold. and one of my good buddies out here on the boats here. and we have the darrell gwynn foundation this morning. by sunday we're doing a little bit of racing. and current temperatures up through the 40s, 350s, and i have 6 30s in brevard county. as we go over to the hour-by-hour forecast, you will notice ample sun and passing clouds. t

the u-s marshals are conducting investigation at the scene. chief justice john roberts released a statement on behalf of the supreme court justices. -quote- "on behalf of the court and retired justices, i am saddened to report that our colleague justice antonin scalia has passed away. he was an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues. his passing is a great loss to the court and the country he so loyally served. we extend our deepest condolences to his wife maureen and his family." end quote. meanwhile, politicians have been reacting to scalia's death with their own statements. on twitter, presidential candidates offered their thoughts. donald trump said "the totally unexpected loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia is a massive setback for the country!" ted cruz called scalia "an american hero". cruz also reacted by saying that the next president should name his replacement. marco rubio also expressed the opinion that the next president should name the replacement, but also shared a memory of seeing justice scalia defe

gwen was fire marshal she'd let paul mccartney right in. [ laughter ] no regard for safety whatsoever. also with us one of the stars of president obama's cabinet, secretary of state john kerry is here. [ cheers and applause ] the reason he's here is he was called in to town to negotiate peace between taylor swift and kanye west. [ laughter ] you know, jeb bush is still desperately trying to be president. jeb needs a strong result in the south carolina primary this so he enlisted his brother. last night he joined his brother jeb at a rally. it's tough to get an endorsement

marshall for the opening day parade. the other came from wcpo dot com's john fay who arrived at reds training camp and saw zack cozart cozartyou rememer the last time we saw cozart, he was off to a terrific start until he ripped up his knee on this play in early june. he needed reconstructive surgery six months ago..but he told john today that now he's quote..."full go." grounders, ran and lifted weights in goodyear today. he said...."i don't anticipate there being any problem. i feel really good..i feel strong..i feel pretty quick taking ground balls." john's full story is at wcpo dot com. john fay covers the early stages of spring training as pitchers and catchers report on thursday...he'll be joined by ken broo and keenan singleton when the full squad reports next tuesday. and if that doesn't make you feel like spring is around the corner...maybe this will. speed week is underway at the daytona international speedway...young chase elliott has claimed the pole for the 500..but now the fun begins. the college basketball season kicks back into gear tonight...both here and on the road. nku is playing at home against detroit...m

marshals service confirming at a private home in south texas. he was 79. chief justice john roberts saying in a statement, he was an extra ordinary individual, he was found dead this morning when he did not show up for breakfast. president ronald reagan nominated justice scalia to the high court. he took his seat on september 26, 1986 and was the longest-serving current justice. you can look for updates at 6:30 p.m. on world news tonight and right now since :00, we are in first alert mode because of dangerous cold. looking at the raleigh skyline, you can see the skies are clear, but if you have spent any time outside today, you know the biting chill and piercing wind in the air. tonight is the night that we bottom now, the lowest temperatures we will see all week. liz: we have already fallen to just 30 degrees here in raleigh, even colder off of the north. tonight, many areas may feel more like 5-15 degrees. we will show you, 27, rockwell. lower 30's, fayetteville and clinton. look at how cold it fears -- feels right now. 24, raleigh. 27, fayetteville. 16, oxford. as a go th