we're here live at john marshall high school. melanie johnson's family says the teen was on track to graduate from here early. the 15 year old was killed yesterday evening-- shot inside her home... and right figure out who did this,the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at 35th and silver spring drive.police say shots were fired from outside the family home and right now -- they don't know if the teen was at the wrong place -- at the wrong time. but -- they are investigating if there was a car involved and if someone was targeting the teen. the teens family is sending out this message this morning - - put the guns down. there's too many kids losing the lives. no doubt many students here at john marshall will be shocked to hear their fellow classmate was killed. an illinois woman is dead and three other people are injured after a crash in kenosha county.it happened late last night near i-94 and highway 142. police say the woman struck the median and then was hit by another car in the the county board of supervisors is considerin

no doubt many students here at john marshall will be shocked to hear their fellow classmate was killed. breaking news - an illinois woman is dead after a two car accident on i-94 overnight. the kenosha county sheriff's median in the southbound lanes at around 11 o'clock last night. that's when a second vehicle hit her. three people were hurt in that vehicle. part of the interstate was closed for four hours, while crews cleaned things up. everything was back to normal shortly after 3 this morning. the two girls charged in the slender man case ?will be tried seperately.a waukesha county judge ruled trying morgan geyser and anissa weier together could pose legal issues.the girls are accused of stabbing a classmate in 2014. the syrian army and its allies have taken full control of all the aleppo districts abandoned by rebels during their retreat in the city. here's footage which appears to show people celebrating the military's success. after days of intense bombardment of rebel-held areas, the rate of shelling and air strikes dropped considerably late on monday and into the morning.the mi

we're here live at john marshall high school. melanie johnson's family says the teen was on track to graduate from the 15 year old was killed yesterday evening-- shot inside her home... and right now police are trying to figure out who did this,the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at 35th and silver spring drive.police say shots were fired from outside the family home and right now -- they don't know if the teen was at the wrong place -- at the wrong time. but -- they are investigating if there was a car involved and if someone was targeting the teen. the teens family is sending out this message this morning - too many kids losing their lives. no doubt many students here at john marshall will be shocked to hear their fellow classmate was killed. happening today - a former kenosha county sheriff's captain accused of sexual assault heads to court for his arraignment.the victim lived at the carey manor nursing clarence mielke own the facility... and live in the lower level.that's where he is accused of sexually assaulting a 50-y

of the declaration and then madison was the first congressman so there's the constitution and john marshall retired there, patrick henry, barbara johns started the movement in prince edward county in 1952. so great appreciation for the wonderful work done by people like that who preceded those who wanted to perpetuate that for the future. >> where did you grow up and what were your influencers? >> i grew up in loosea county virginia which ironically enough is in the seventh district. i loved history and studied history in college. my father, the decisions he made, my mom was diagnosed early on in my life with what was thought to be terminal cancer before the internet and my father would stay awake dialing phone number after phone number, the mayo clinic or johns hopkins wouldn't take her, u.v.a. wouldn't take her and my dad doggedly pursued finding a place to treat my mother and she celebrated her 73rd birthday, ironically we lost my dad a few years back but that sort of determination and persistence and then when you decide something's right, that the right thing to do is , y, off z, then

year-old melanie johnson.her family says she lives at home with her mother and siblings.she went to john marshall school in milwaukee. milwaukee police do not believe this was a drive by attack or that melanie was the target -- but they arent sure. at this point, police don't have a motive or information on a suspect in this shooting. we spoke last night with melanie's sister.she says her sister is just the latest victim to a violence problem here in milwaukee. many kids losing their life with nonsense violence. put the guns down, please. give every child a time to grow up. johnson's sister says she spoke to melanie just hours before she was killed. and she doesn't believe her sister has any enemies.the famly urges anyone with information to come forwardlive in the newsroom im jp cbs 58 3 looking ahead--- a milwaukee man charged with the murder of ?three of his neighbors?... is expected in ourt today f "competency hearing." hearing."police say... back in march -- "dan popp" asked people in his apartment building near 92nd and beloit... where they were from -- then shot and killed three of them.po

johnson.her family says she lives at home with her mother and siblings.she went to john marshall school in milwaukee. milwaukee police do not believe this was a drive by attack or that melanie was the target -- but they arent sure. at this point, police don't have a motive or information on a suspect in this shooting. we spoke last night with melanie's sister.she says her sister is just the latest victim to a violence problem here in milwaukee. put the guns down. theres too many kids losing their life with nonsense violence. put the guns down, pleasegive johnson's sister says she spoke to menie ju hours before she was killed. and she doesn't believe her sister has any enemies.the famly urges anyone with information to come forwardlive in the wsroomm jp cbs 58 he escaped homelessness... only to fall victim to ?violence.? anthony sanders: it'll do but this is nothing you would wish on anybody anybody 3 44-year-old "anthony sanders"... was a living example of in the past year-- since we first him living under a bridge.. he had secured housing--- but he was ?also? known to take people in...

it's only the belief of the people and what we do that gives meaning to john marshall saying it's a constitution and it's the judicial branch that gets to interpret that document. and i and i suspect my colleagues to a greater or lesser extent about the great privilege to travel around the world working with judges really an africa and east asia and eastern europe and i wish that every citizen of the united states could share in some of those travels and see for example as i saw in zimbabwe the abject fear on the part of the judges of the supreme court when visited by one of the ministers from the government who said to him we would hate to see anything terrible happen to a member of your family in response to a judgment that the court had rendered. so it's important that with our judicial independence which is critical to the work we do and to our rail system of democratic constitutional democratic governance that we stay in our lane switches i i guess the phrase of the year and continue to work to earn your trust and your regard and this includes of course members of the elected ranch so that

lot, this is going toe through, just pray for us just pray for us us her family says she went to john marshall school here in milwaukee. investigators dont have a motive or suspect information at this time. melanie johnsons sister says she doesnt believe her sister had any enemies.she went ti school, did well and just asks that anyone with any please come forward.live on 35th and silver spring amanda porterfield cbs 58 news. 3 several people displaced after a fire at a apartment complex in cudahy.there were several fire trucks outside the building on creekside drive off of college.the red cross was on scene to help those who were forced out into the cold. we saw firefighters looking into the outside wall on the second story.but no word yet on a cause.. he escaped homelessness..only to fall victim to violence. this is nothing you would wish on anybody anybody 44 year old anthony sanders was a living example of never losing hope.in the past year, since we first met him living under a bridge..he had secured housing. but he was also known to take people in. and that may have put him in harm's way.

so the supreme court way back when john marshal was chief justice said it is fundamentally the provincejudicial department to say what the law is. and if the electoral college violates provisions of the constitution that were added afterwards, it's the court's job to do it. >> but, wait, leaving aside, you answered a separate question. you are basically saying the supreme court can find the constitution itself unconstitutional, which seems insane, but i'm not a lawyer. i'm asking a deeper question though, which is if your objections to the electoral college is that it's not democratic enough, you want five people who have not been elected by anybody, who have lifetime appointments to by fiat get rid of it. you want the king to come in and make everything better. that's the opposite of democracy. so why wouldn't you want to vote on it? why shouldn't the people decide to empower themselves? why rely on judges? >> because it is the province of the judicial department to decide what the law is and. >> no. >> sure constitutional amendment would be -- >> -- yes. >> a neater, a more convincing

your comments reminded me of something once said by chief justice john marshall, and he said, "the opinions of the united states supreme court should be understandable to the average educated america." and how many hundreds of years ago did the court abandon that rule? perhaps they abandoned it at the outset. we have a great all-star panel today, and i'll begin by introducing them. michael mukasey, served as the 81st attorney general of the united states, the chief law enforcement officer of the nation, an appointee of president bush. he served from november 2007 to january 2009. and during that time, he oversaw domestic international law. and prior to that, he practiced law in new york for 20 years, and for 4 years he served as an assistant u.s. attorney. and from 1988 to 2006, he served as a district judge on the united states circuit court of appeals for new york, becoming chief judge in 2000. he is currently in private practice in new york city and received his ba from columbia and from yale law school. >> llb. >> llb from yale. they have that rule. >> there are still some purists. >> y

it's only the belief of the people in what we do that gives meaning to john marshall's famous dictum that it's a constitution, and it's the judicial branch that gets to interpret that document. and i, and i suspect my colleagues to a greater or lesser extent, have had the great privilege to travel around the world working with judges really in africa, in east asia, in eastern europe, and i wish that every citizen of the united states could share in some of those travels and is see, for example, as i saw in zimbabwe the abject fear on the part of the judges of the supreme court when visited by one of the ministers from the government who said to him we would hate to see anything terrible happen to a member of your family. in response to a judgment that the court had rendered. so it's important that with our judicial independence which is critical to the work we do and to our real system of democratic governance, constitutional democratic governance, that we stay in to our lanes which is, i guess, the phrase of the year and continue to work to earn your trust and your regard. and this

marshall doesn't expect to get it wide. >> john: does stefan frei get credit for a 7th save. the biggest against jozy altidore? is there one more chance upcoming. 1 minute stoppage time on the way. >> brad: he should be given credit for that save or 2 saves >> john: seattle yet to register a shot on target tonight. it might be defensive the rest of the way. >> [whistle] >> john: 19 shots credited for toronto. more than half of them blocked by a seattle player. the cross past everyone. frei matching his total from the knockout round game. the record was for the kansas city wizards in 2000 as they beat chicago. this will be an opportunity for the goalkeepers and 1 minute from right now to the shoot-out. >> brad: clint irwin may get to do something in the game. >> john: alonso down in pain. both teams are down in subs. >> brad: cramps as well. >> john: he had a sprained knee. listed as questionable. will play. gone the distance. greg manning talked to us yesterday. the -- greg varney talked about closing the deal. getting over the finish line. both teams on the verge. it looks l

just a quick story with respect to john marshall. when i was sworn in as secretary , jim's picture was behind my desk in the office. the first secretary defense. i took it down. i can not want to claw to the same end he did. [laughter] shouldn't say that. >> only a few tv cameras. ipo marshallney: up instead for the service he rendered. and i do not think we have abused the waiver. i think it's appropriate and i would support it. kept johnpanetta: i ke both wereplus i behind my desk in great tribute to the leadership that was there at the defense department. mattis is i think jim having worked for me as a .ommander is a great soldier somebody who really understands defense and is really thoughtful and i, too, and very pleased with the appointment of jim mattis to that position. in thelieve, obviously rule of civilian control. i think that is important. with the secretary of the understands military policy and also kind of the congress, the american people, relates to president that the has to deal with and brings all of that into the

john marshall retired there, patrick henry, barbara johns started the movement in prince edward countyn 1952. so great appreciation for the wonderful work done by people like that who preceded those who wanted to perpetuate that for the future. >> where did you grow up and what were your influencers? >> i grew up in louisa county in thea, which is seventh district. i love history. i studied history in college. my father, the decisions he made, my mom was diagnosed early on in my life with what was thought to be terminal cancer, before the internet. my father would stay awake dialing phone number after fun of her. hopkins,clinic, johns no one would take her. my dad doggedly pursued finding a place to treat my mother and she just celebrated her 73rd birthday. ironically, we lost my dad a few years back. but that sort of determination and persistence, and when you decide something is right that , the right thing to do is x, y, off z, then dam the torpedoes and full speed ahead in doing it. my first cousin, ironically, i think turned it -- it down baseball scholarships to go into the marin

your comments reminded me of something once said by chief justice john marshall, and he said, "the opinions of the united states supreme court should be understandable to the average educated america." and how many hundreds of years ago did the court abandon that rule? perhaps they abandoned it at the outset. we have a great all-star panel today, and i'll begin by introducing them. michael mukasey, served as the 81st attorney general of the united states, the chief law enforcement officer of the nation, an appointee of president bush. he served from november 2007 to january 2009. and during that time, he oversaw domestic international law. and prior to that, he practiced law in new york for 20 years, and for 4 years he served as an assistant u.s. attorney. and from 1988 to 2006, he served as a district judge on the united states circuit court of appeals for new york, becoming chief judge in 2000. he is currently in private practice in new york city and received his ba from columbia and from yale law school. >> llb. >> llb from yale. they have that rule. >> there are still some purists. >> y

marshall doesn't expect to get it wide. a bad angle. >> john: does stefan frei get credit for a 7th save. the biggest against jozy altidore? is there one more chance upcoming. 1 minute stoppage time on the way. >> brad: he should be given credit for that save or 2 saves on the header for altidore. >> john: seattle yet to register a shot on target tonight. it might be defensive the rest of the way. >> [whistle] >> john: 19 shots credited for toronto. more than half of them blocked by a seattle player. they have given that a shot on goal and save for frei. the cross past everyone. frei matching his total from the knockout round game. the record was for the kansas city wizards in 2000 as they beat chicago. this will be an opportunity for the goalkeepers and 1 minute from right now to be a hero in the shoot-out. >> brad: clint irwin may get to do something in the game. >> john: alonso down in pain. both teams are down in subs. >> brad: cramps as well. >> john: he had a sprained knee. listed as questionable. brian schmetzer insisted that he will pla

any of you are going to visit it at all, do go and see sir john dill's grave because it has a full scale equestrian statue of the phil marshall and it is in such extraordinary detail that the, even on the medals that are on sir john dill's breast, you can tell the individual medals including the rosettes that are placed on certain medals for, to denote mentioned dispatches. this is the most extraordinary kind of representation, so yes he did called him dilly dally. he wasn't impressed in the way in which he chaired the chiefs of staff. that's why in december 1941 he swapped him or at least he sent him off to america and brought in brook, who he knew he would have lots of problems with, and have lots of arguments with, and boy, did he, and you only have to look at the alan brook diaries to see that he did. there were occasions web brook would sit in front of churchill in chiefs of staff meetings breaking pencils in half, saying "no, i disagree with you prime minister" crack. having a tool strong angry alsterman break pencils in your face. nonetheless he appreciated it was really important to have somebody who would say no to h

john dill's grave. because it has a full-scale equestrian statue of the field marshall. and it is such extraordinary detail that the even on the metals that are on sir john dill's breast, you can tell the individual medals, including the rosettes that are placed for individual notes and dispatches. this is the most extraordinary kind of representation. so, yes, he did call him dillydally because he wasn't impressed with the way he chaired the chiefs of staff. that is why in december 1941 he swapped him with -- or at least he sent him off to america and brought brook. who he knew he would have lots of problems with. there are occasions when brook would sit in front of churchill in chief of staffs meetings breaking pencils in half saying no, i disagree with you, prime minister, crack. it must be very offputting to have a sort of tool strong angry ulsterman break pencils in your face. but nonetheless, he appreciated that it was really important to have somebody who would say no to him. unlike so many politicians who love to surround themselves with yes men, he surrounded him

marshall doesn't expect to get it wide. >> john: does stefan frei get credit for a 7th save. the biggest against jozy altidore? is there one more chance upcoming. 1 minute stoppage time on the way. >> brad: he should be given credit for that save or 2 saves on the header for al a shot on target tonight. it might be defensive the rest of the way. >> [whistle] >> john: 19 shots credited for toronto. more than half of them blocked by a seattle player. they have given that a shot on frei matching his total from the knockout round game. the record was for the kansas city wizards in 2000 as they beat chicago. this will be an opportunity for the goalkeepers and 1 minute from right now to be a hero in e >> brad: clint irwin may get to do something in the game. >> john: alonso down in pain. both teams are down in subs. >> brad: cramps as well. >> john: he had a sprained knee. listed as questionable. gone the distance. greg manning talked to us yesterday. the -- greg varney talked about closing the deal. getting over the finish line. both teams on the verge. it looks like for the 40 ti

of marshall tos john dale is one of the -- if any will go visit at all, go see his grave because it has a full scale, equestrian statue, and it is in such extraordinary detail that on the medals on him, you can tell the individual medals, including the rosettes placed on certain medals to denote mentions and dispatches, and this is the most extraordinary kind of representation. yes, he did call him dillydally because he was not impressed with the way he chaired the chief of staff, and that was lying december 1941, he swapped him or he sent them off brickrica and brought in -- brroke, who he knew he would have lots of problems -- brooke, who he knew he would have lots of problems with, and he did, and he would sit in front of and he would break pencils in half, saying i disagree with the prime minister. [laughter] the be awkward to have mandrakeong, angry something in your case, but he appreciated it and it was really important to have someone who would say no to him. unlike so many politicians that surround themselves with yes, man, he surrounded himself with no, man, knowing he would h

john glenn died. he was 95 years old. and died this afternoon in columbus ohio - where he'd been hospitalized for more than a week. as reporter colleen marshall tells us. john glenn leaves behind a powerful legacy. president obama paid tribute in a written statement that read in part. "the last of america's first astronauts has left us, but propelled by their example we know that our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. on behalf of a grateful nation, godspeed, john glenn." they have spent their lives joined together. until this week. hear from the mother of some conjoined twins. just separated at stanford hospital. and a big step in the ongoing battle over the rules dog owners must follow at some of the bay area's most popular parks. the threat that is being made over leash laws. yet another assault to tell tou about tonight on a bay area college campus. where it happened and the big clue police are counting on. san jose state university is dealing with a rash of incidents where women have reported being the victims of sexual battery.saying they were groped. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you where it's been happ

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