this is new jersey supreme court justice john wallace. in 2010, right after chris christie took office as governor of new jersey, governor christie made an unprecedented decision with regard to new jersey supreme court justice john wallace. for the first time, governor of new jersey mr. christie declined to reappoint a supreme court justice to the bench. supreme court justices in new jersey serve for seven years. that's their initial term. then the governor has the choice of whether or not to reappoint them. if they get reappointed, renominated, they get to serve until they're 70 years old. then it's a lifetime appointment. chris christie made the decision not to renominate judge wallace. before chris christie turfed out john wallace, no governor of either party in the history of the state had done that. no matter the party, either the governor making the renomination decision or party of the justice or party of the person who nominated the justice in the first place, nobody ever refused to renominate a justice before, ever. chris christi

democrats were furious with the new governor christie for kicking justice john wallace off the supremeourt, kicking a sitting justice off the supreme court is something that no governor of new jersey had ever done before in the history of that state's constitution. democrats decided to retaliate by refusing to confirm christie nominees to that supreme court, one after another after another. it has been a very, very bitter fight. look at the headline here. war between governor christie and senate, threatens justice itself, experts say. well, that war that threatened justice itself, one of the biggest battles in that war happened last summer. specifically, in august, specifically on monday, august 12th. monday, august 12th, 2013. that was the day that governor christie announced that for the second time in new jersey state history, he would be pulling another sitting justice off the supreme court, except this time, it wasn't another democratic appointee who he wanted to take off the court to make the court more conservative. this time, in frustration, governor christie announced that he

. >>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.eturns to work amid continued gridlock on capitol hill. while outside the beltway, scandal threatens a potential gop front-runner. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> we'll look into the fallout over the traffic jam for political payback fiasco in new jersey. plus, take a deeper look inside the tell-all book by former defense secretary robert gates that's putting the obama administration on defense. >> i can just tell you what the facts are. you can decide for yourself what you want to believe. >> our sunday

. >>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace.work amid continued gridlock on capitol hill. while outside the beltway, scandal threatens a potential gop front-runner. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> we'll look into the fallout over the traffic jam for political payback fiasco in new jersey. plus, take a deeper look inside the tell-all book by former defense secretary robert gates that's putting the obama administration on defense. >> i can just tell you what the facts are. you can decide for yourself what you want to believe.

john. >> rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroinguspect's location. >> i heard warden peery advise that he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle, heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> peery chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. >> the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out of the road! now! get out! >> but the driver puts the pedal to the metal once again. >> we just stopped. he slammed on the brakes

. >>> i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. congress returns to work amid continued gridlock on capitol hill. while outside the beltway, scandal threatens a potential gop front-runner. >> i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> we'll look into the fallout over the traffic jam for political payback fiasco in new jersey. plus, take a deeper look inside the tell-all book by former defense secretary robert gates that's putting the obama administration on defense. >> i can just tell you what the facts are. you can decide for yourself what you want to believe. >> our sunday panel tackles all that, plus their thoughts on the legacy of former israeli prime minister ariel sharon. we'll have a live report from jerusalem. >>> then, 50 years after president lyndon johnson declared a war on poverty, both parties are refocusing their sights on inequality. >> we've got to make sure this recovery, which is real, leaves nobody behind. >> the current government programs that are designed to address pov

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kelly wallace, i remember you from those days as well. gloria and john, as usual.y, nice beard. we'll see how long it it stays on your face. mine has been on mine for a long, long time. >>> next, dangerously cold ps gripping the country. windchills dozens of degrees below zero. what's causing this bitter, deep freeze? >>> plus dennis rodman returning to north korea. we'll show you what he's doing on his latest controversial visit. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. sto

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. >> jim wallace thank you jim. >> thank you john. >> syria's talks are back on, after an argument about who should attend. iran refused and u.n. withdrew its invitation. more violence in syria. at least 1616 people killed after two car bombs exploded on the border of turkey. >> syria's war is as violent as ever and monday's deadliest attack, more than a dozen people killed at a border crossing. destroyed nearby shops and killed their customers. we are right on the syrian turkish border, it might be seemingly calm here but a few minutes ago, just a mile from here, an explosion of car bomb. most of them were victims, women and chirld who were trying to flee and come to turkey. >> we were at the crossing and heard a hue explosion. five minutes later another explosion went off. many people died. >> in aleppo which is witnessing the worst fightings two car bombs gutted, a man tried to extinguish the fire but both cars burned for hours. targeting other rebels they think are too moderate even though both wanted to oust bashar al-assad. government fighter jets dropped missiles the on two target

>> let's talk to john roberts, sitting in for chris wallace this weekend. d news is people are simply dropping out. they're not finding jobs. they're not work and instead, they're probably going on unemployment. >> good morning. i think that what you got here, if i could mildly correct you, bad news and more bad news. 74,000 jobs is just not the number of jobs to be created every months that this country needs to get people back to work, to break this cycle of poverty that we've been in for 50 years. the fact that it's only 6.7% because so many people left the work force, that the work force that the labor participation rate is down even further than it was, i think really is bad news all around. politically, it looks good. it gives the president a chance to say hey, unemployment rate came down .3%. but when you look at the numbers behind the drop, it's bad. >> but the thing is, how does the president go out there, continue to say we need 99 weeks of unemployment insurance. we need more than that, at the same time saying the economy is getting better, the gr

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wallace. >> it was john nance gardner. i have never heard of the man. all right.stion, krystal, wake up. fork city mayor bill deblasio pledged this activity. one of the longest standing. getting rid of the horse carriage rides. supreme court chief justice john roberts released his annual year end report, writing this issue was the one that hurt the judicial branch the most this year, evan. >> sequestration. >> correct or budget cuts. another 300 for evan. here's another 300 point question, moving in on steve, on twitter, this former oekd oakland a twitter. >> jose can sec ka. >> right for another 300 points t. final score is, steve, 1,900 points, oh, evan, 1,400. crystal ball minus 300. oh my goodness. i'm really shocked by that. and that means you are "up against the clock" steve. i have no idea what i'm doing here. are you the champion with 1,900 points. congratulations, as our champion, here we go, you will get the official up aagainst the prize package. bill wolf, tell him what he won. >> will you have your name in exquisite sharpee. you get to take it home wi

sergeant john wells is head of the omaha police association and wendy wallace is a psychologist.s. sergeant wells, i know this video was on facebook before it was posted on your site. but many disagree with you. how do you defend the decision to put it out there. >> great question, don. first of all, this video was public. it was on a person's facebook page. one of our followers tipped us off about this video. the whole point behind our facebook pain and our website is to give the public not necessarily the national public because this has obviously received a lot of attention, law abiding citizens and voters an unfiltered view of what law enforcement deals with in the city of omaha on a day-to-day basis. some is uplifting, humorous, sad, shocking and you folks especially an emotional reaction much like this video did. >> let's get the reaction -- >> at the end of the day. go ahead. >> go ahead. finish your thought. at the end of the day what? >> at the end of the day the whole point to posting this video was to show, again, the depth of the problem so that people realize this ty

back with us on set, we have nicole wallace, richard haas, and john nachem.d for u.s. senate in wyoming. political reports a number of factors, including a recent family incident causing her to reconsider. you may remember cheney and her sister, mary, who is gay, publicly sparred over same-sex marriage. liz cheney issued a statement against gay marriage and the feud, mary posted, liz's position is to treat my family as second class citizens. this isn't like a disagreement over grazing fees or what to do about iran. former vice president dick cheney came to liz's defense, saying she always treated her with respect. liz cheney has spent much of her professional life in washington, d.c., and struggled to prove her wyoming credit. her campaign focused on her family roots. >> our family came here in 1852, walking the mormon trail. >> my great-grandfather settled in 1907. >> she's also trailed in public polling and saw veteran republican lawmakers flock to incumbent mike enzi's corner. so liz cheney expected to drop out. that's big news. we also want to take a look

john coffer, johnson's personal attorney. johnson wholes up in a hotel room near the courthouse awaiting word, and malcolm wallace is convicted of first degree murder whereupon the judge, a johnson man, gives him a five-year suspicion seasons and walks out of court a free man. i checked, in 1952, every other person convicted of first-degree murder in texas goes to the electric chair, but instead, wallace works for a company immediately called temco, a defense court reporter owned by a man named hd byrd, a major financial donor of lyndon johnson and the man who owns the texas school book depository building. malcolm wallace leaves a fringier print in the 6th floor sniper's nest, a 34-point match fingerprint and requires 7 points to be admissible. we have fingerprint evidence tieing johnson's personal hitman to the room which which the shot at the president was allegedly fired. we also have six witnesses who tell either the fbi or the dallas police department or the war commission that they saw movement in the 6th floor windows just prior to the shooting. in fact, three of the six tell the authorities that they saw two men, and

john, good to see you, and thank you. and a quick programming note for you on fox news sunday. chris wallacemitt romney. >> a prison comes under attack from a group of heavily armed men disguised as police officers delivering a prisoner. it is our top story as we go a round the world in 80 seconds. mexico, once inside, five gun men opened fire killed four inmates and wounding one guard. no group claimed responsibility but drug cartels are known to attack rival gang members and storm prisones to free members. chile. protestors destroying police barricades and setting a bank cash machine on fire. police fighting back with water cannons and tear gas. the demonstrations marking the sixth anniversary of the death of a native indian killed trying to reclaim the afternoonient family farm land. brazil, with hotel rooms in short supply for this year's world cup, soccer fans are offer willed cheep room in the santa towns. starting at $15 a night. those towns are riddled with drug violence. but we are told that safety improved since the police increased their presence there. >> russia, people in the ho

john wall with the jumper. he had 28-11-10, his second career triple double. game tied again but with 7 seconds to go, gerald wallaceceltics take the lead. final seconds, last chance, wall again. this time he can't get it to go. wizards fall short 113-111. failed to go over .500 for the fourth time this season. after the game randy whitman not too happy on the guys taking the celtics lightly. >> these guys have play in playoff games. we don't have guys that have played in playoff games. that is the problem. you cannot screw with the basketball gods like that. it as comes back to get you. >> well, the wizards will try to get back to .500 on friday against the phoenix suns. that will do it for your morning sports. i'm kristen berset. have a great thursday. >>> here's a live look at 270 at montrose road. we're in great shape. volumes still relatively light heading to the point where the lanes divide. if you're traveling the length in virginia on the outer loop, an accident just moved to the shoulder of the service roadway. watch out for equipment on the scene. we'll have more on the weather, news and the traffic coming

john wayne sort of individualism. government leave us alone. don't interfere with the marketplace. there's a science issue for each of them. >> it goes to older conservativism. when george wallacere was all the talk against pointy headed intellectuals. plenty of democrats, particularly in the south, also run against the ivy league and the scientific method sometimes. >> those southern democrats today don't mean it. they're just doing it to get votes. republican science reminds me a lot of soviet science. where the ideology dictates what the -- the way it should be. when ideology dictates to science, you get very bad science. >> my father is an exsoviet engineer and republican. he doesn't believe there's manmade global warming. >> he doesn't? >> no. >> i've never done a panel quite like this on tv. we'll find out if that was a good or bad thing. i want to thank you all. >>> coming up, the president kicks off a new year on offense. [ bottle ] okay, listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female

from john paul to benedict to this pope unregulated capitalism that focuses only on profit without considering the moral person and dignity. >> has to have morality attached to it all right, mr. wallace, last word. >> you have to humanize the market by focusing on the dignity of the individuals and common good and stewardship. the pope says he took saint francis name because is he a man who talked about the poor and peace and the creation itself. the poor and vulnerable and peace and the creation are values often missing in places of power. like washington, d.c. and that's why his voice is so important to all of us right now. >> all right. gentleman gentlemen, thanks very much. mr. wallace has a new book out called on god's side. next on the rundown, christie vs. hillary for president in 2016 according to some polls. take a look at that later, who are the pinheads of the year gutfeld and mcguirk and your humble correspondent have our selections coming up. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> impact segment tonight. the presidential electio

wallace. in washington, editorial director for the national journal, ron fournier. >> should i take this off. >> johns hopkins. >> no. you had a big party for her. >> we had a small one and i made a cake and i thought it was really good. it was took running shoes. >> do we have a picture of that? did you tweet that? >> i did tweet it and sent it to alex but my mother didn't like it. >> why didn't uver mother like it? >> i'm sending pictures to everybody of my cake and the process of making it so i sculpted it. i've done rabbits. >> what is the science of profiting a cake? that is where i get derailed. >> these are her running shoes and exact color and design. >> you poured your heart on that. >> i did. i put it in the basement and put it on the washing machine. i opened the window so i had the cold air and warm icing. >> your mother had to be proud of you because you're such a dedicated mom. >> i sent her a picture. she had the running shoes, the colors are hideous much like i see everywhere on teenagers. >> wow. >> i didn't think it was so bad. >> we will put her down as than undecided. >> alex, have

wallace is still with us. joining the table is os ka nominated screen writer. >> look at you! so big! >> johnerity and i mean this very sincere sincerely. >> that's why you've said it three times. >> the first time that anyone has used in front of me, around me, that complete phrase and -- >> say it again. say it again. >> oscar nominated screen writer. >> oscar nominated screen writer, man. >> it's something. in any business you work in, you think about positive peer review. what is the most that could possibly happen to you? what is that one position elected and writing that won and award and it's like a pony. you want a pony for christmas and want to go downstairs but you realize you can't get a pony in the living room. it doesn't happen. >> can i just say also? >> i got a pony in my living room. >> it had to be like christmas eve. you're thinking tomorrow like in christmases in past you were going to get that pony when you did "undercover brother." somebody shot the pony. >> i don't think that. i think the pony was on strike. there was a film i was involved in years ago called three kings

john mayer, perfect fodder for tabloid headlines. the romance now back on along with a newly released duet. still, perry is quick to deflate expectations, telling writer amy wallace. >> i've said to her at one point in the interview that some would say she had an appetite for complicated men. and she laughed. and her answer basically broke down into she would prefer complicated to dull. >> as for the aliens comment, not sure what she wanted to ask president obama, but she said she was very supportive of his campaign and joked around she might have won wisconsin for him. matt? >> all right. katy tur, thank you very much. >>> up next, the stars of the new movie "that awkward moment." but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >> is that carson? back now at 8:39 with the three stars of "that awkward moment." three friends when one friend is facing a divorce. take a look. >> ice cream? >> yeah, peanut butter chocolate. >> that's a great flavor. >> no ice cream, no. >> whiskey doesn't mix well with ice cream. >> you need it? >> yeah. >> what are you a fat teenage girl? >> what are you bridget jones? >> give me the ice cream. >> no. get away from me. >> give me the ice cream.