to say that we are capable of friendly for ourselves would lynching -- fending for ourselves would lynchingnd. this book got a lot of awards. argue, it might have gone differently. it's funny. blacks were on the jury list. to give you a sense of how frank's lawyers handle this, every black who got into the pool, frank's lawyers would use a strike on them. they did not want a black juror. brief follow-up question. it was an absolutely daunting task that you undertook to write this book, steve: and it is awesome. steve:well, thank you. >> you had so much ground to cover, but i wonder if you had any opportunity to look into any background of the jurors and people that you talk to give you any hint that there had been improper conduct. steve: in the second part of the there is an extraordinary motion made for a new trial and much of that is based on investigation into juror conduct. makefound -- they tried to a case that three or the four jurors were anti-semitic, or if they were not they went on to the jury having expressed their belief in frank's guilt. part of not fly, it was the appellate a

lynch: we don't. quite should we? ms. lynch: one of the things we're focusing on is not trying to reach down from washington and dictate to every local department how they should handle the minutia of record-keeping. we are stressing to them these records must be capped. a lot of times it is a resource issue. the average size of a police department in this country is 55 people. a lot of them are very small. you minister pala these are challenge -- municipalities or challenge. it is a very important tool for tracking interactions. we encourage it. we are looking to encourage consistency of standards. you can get information from one department but if you can't match it up or married to other information it may not give you a true picture. the real issues here, statistics are important but the real issues are what steps are we all taking to connect communities that often feel this in franchise and disaffected with the police and government? >> the rising crime rate. we have seen it here, a select number of cities here. milw

and the arrest and lynching. ministration documentary on the supply and demand of fossil fuels in the u.s.. and it look at alternative and resources. get our complete weekend schedule at www.c-span.org. the c-span cities tour. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. this week and we are joined by comcast to learn more about the history and literary life of santa rosa, california. we look at the evolution of the wine industry in sonoma county. sonoma county agriculture history began with fine. the first wines planted here whereby general bullet hell -- vallejo. general they were mission grapes. would in their right mind make one back then. label began in the 70's. i the 80's and 1990's, we were better and better known. >> when my parents first purchased the ranch in the late 50's, they did not know it at the time, but they saw quite a change in the agriculture industry. just in our little valley here. it has not always been the wine country. storieda wonderful agriculture history

tom: you can watch our entire interview with governor lynch on wmur.com. there you will also find more stories from her special half-hour show about the anniversary. go to wmur.com/special reports. haley: we do have some rain coming our way. the heaviest -- not as heavy as what they saw 10 years ago. the clouds are on their way. we have clear skies but that will not be the case as we go through the next couple of hours as clouds begin to move in. today was actually a really nice day. right sunshine in if you were really warm. of year is 64 and we got there today. it was a bit cooler up in the and berlin. here is where we sit right now. s, close to freezing up north now. about 48 degrees in manchester. some cool stuff, and the reason is we still have clear skies across much of the state. when we have clear skies the temperatures really take a big dip. but we won' t continue this big dip through the overnight because of the clouds rolling in . temperatures will bottom out over the next couple of hours. clouds continued to fill in and rain showers are getting

looking forward to miami and new marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. 122 yards. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had four days ago. >> phil: they had great rhythm on offense. able to protect colin kaepernick, the receivers, ravens have their own struggles. lot of work for san francisco 49ers, no question, in rebuilding stage jim as you look at their football team. talked about all the pla

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marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the nfc west. the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had four days ago. >> phil: they had great rhythm on offense. able to protect colin kaepernick, the receivers, ravens have their own struggles. lot of work for san francisco 49ers, no question, in rebuilding stage jim as you look at their football team. talked about all the players they missed or don't

marshawn lynch, he's heading in early. good night's work. 27 attempts. touchdown. last snap of the game. seahawks anxious to get back on to that field. ready to get right back out there. >> phil: they showed it. really -- running game, way their defense played. that was most impressive things of the seahawks here tonight. you can count on defense, you can run the football. like they did here. that makes you tough in any wakes home or away. >> jim: updated standing now in the seahawks improved to 3-4. niners coming off the win against baltimore on sunday not able to back it up. that had ended four-game losing streak got sense they were feeling pretty positive about how things -- well things had gone against ravens but just wasn't anything like what they had four days ago. >> phil: they had great rhythm on offense. able to protect colin kaepernick, the receivers, ravens have their own struggles. lot of work for san francisco 49ers, no question, in rebuilding stage jim as you look at their football team. talked about all the players they missed or don't have on defens

marshawn lynch. wilson, 235 yards passing. 157 of the 235 came in the second quarter. highlighted by the long heave right on the money to tyler lockett the 43 yard touchdown pass that was the play of the game. 20-3 street the final. seahawks take it coming up next is the mazda postgame show. we'll be back with more after this. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. dear fellow citizen, your home is your castle. but sometimes the castle needs a new roof or kitchen. i can show you how to borrow money for it and not break the budget. if you have a question about how a home equity line of credit could work for you, ask me. i can help. sincerely jose gomez f

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jennifer lynch, welcome to democracy now! first of all, talk about the reaction in the community to this massacre that took place yesterday at umpqua community college. >> well, of course, the reaction is always horror, but frankly, never surprised. these things happen entirely too often. it always feels like they could happen close to home. and this time, it was our turn. juan: it was especially ironic this occurs only a couple of months after you had new laws for background checks in oregon. could you talk about your campaign there? >> that's right, so for the third time in three years, the oregon legislature considered a bill expanding background check on the sale of firearms to include every firearms sale. that includes private sales between two individuals, including two individuals who met online. this is a bill that gun violence prevention organizations in oregon have been campaigning for since 2013, and we were met with resistance in 2013 and 2014 state legislator sessions. so as such, we worked to change the state le

we were asked to join that meeting with attorney general lynch but i had to say we found the invitation a bit confusing. (laughter) yeah, so yeah, you know what i'm saying, yeah. so instinctively we decided to avoid it. luckily "the washington post" was in attendance and according to their reporters, police have an interesting theory as to why murders are on the rise. >> that theory as the post puts it is quote officers in american cities have pulled back and have stopped policing as aggressively as they used to fearing that they could be the next person in a uniform featured on a career-ending viral video. larry: let me get this straightt being embarrassed in viral videos so they just stop doing their job? i mean seriously, i've been on worldstar six times now, right? (laughter) right? that does not mean i request just stop doing my job every day. i apologize to whoever that was and whatever i did. (laughter) so nervous police are calling this problem the youtube effect. and chicago mayor rahm emanuel who also attended lynch a meeting said this. >> they pull back from the ability to in

filed amark lynch lawsuit in london today seeking $160 million from hp. says he suffered a significant amount of damage to his reputation and unable to pursue business opportunities, -- business opportunities. remember, they agreed to a $10 billion merger in 2011, but hp wrote it down and accused autonomy of accounting fraud. but lynch was not the first to strike, hp already sued in earlier this year for more than $5 billion. staying with lawsuits, microsoft and google have agreed to a monumental truce over patents. they had been clashing over royalties relating to technology and the xbox gaming console. in a joint statement, microsoft and google say they anticipate working together in other areas in the future to benefit our customers. joining me for now is bloomberg patent reporter susan decker and david long. susan, you have been reporting on this today. this deal is significant for what it does cover as well as what it does not cover. lay it out for us -- what is included in here and what is not? susan: first, they are dropping 20 lawsuits in germany

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lor treat lynch visiting in finding the growing drug problem here and nationwide. speaking a at pedicle conference, link says the crisis in can conquered by fighting on four fronts, monitoring and education. prague. we have targeted the illegal supply chain. we are thwarting doctor's and we have disrupted so-called pill mills? last year, open yid overdoses took the lives of 12 hub00 people in massachusetts. lynch reminded doctors and pharmacists that overprescribing pain pills for what starts as a legitimate ned call need is what leads to addiction. announcer: fex on wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: a new take on neating between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope neat day. phil: the latest on joaquin. >> any time a buyer buys a house, they have anxiety. phil: taking the ves out of getting a mortgage. j.c.: a new take on a meeting between pope and kentucky county clerk kim davis. what the vatican is saying how to and who else the pope met that day. the vatican releases a new statement on the pope's contro meetin

i was like did you really say that you are going to lynch me? he was like yeah, i was just playing around. i'm like that's not even a joking word. lynching is not a word you use every day. >> reporter: vet or say the racist tweets statisticked in a small closed group of students but soon became known to the whole school. >>> i am very surprised because lowell high we're always told we're a very accepting community and it's like shocking that this would happen. >>> it's ignorance at best. most of the people here are not like that. it was just six kids . >> reporter: six students are suspended, and the city manager is condemning the comments . >>> vial, despicable comments that have come to light during this investigation will not be tolerated now or in the future. >> reporter: the student says he is ready to forgive and find his first duty as school >>> yes, we might have failed right now but we're going to get through this and once this is over, we're going to be remember remembered as one of the best classes that ever graduated lowell high. >>

even lynching was mentioned. >> what happened if. >> very worried about safety and stuff. we know, we're confident that things are different. >> the district has suspended six student and the parents are hopeful that dislynn and open dialogue can help their son and his classmates move pee beyond a painful chapter in their senior year. >> we don't hold anything our hearts. we learn from this and move forward. >> police have been investigating, but at this point, they do not plan on filing any criminal charges. live in lowell tonight, john at water, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: tonight we are learning more about the controversy surrounding the swampscott high school football team. school officials say sophomore players on the team had been performing exercises while completing naked last friday night at the direction of upper class players. swampscott has forfeited their game this weekend. students could face disciplinary charges, as well under go an anti-hazing education program. j.c.: tonight, we learned the names tef nine killed and the hero who stepped forward. all of this a

something must not have sat well with leshaun lynch. lynch rushes for 122 yards. late second quarter. russell wilson. 43-yard touchdown pass to give seattle a 17-nothing half time lead. it might as well been 170- nothing. seattle cruises 23, and the 49ers fall now. >> do you still feel you can make the playoffs. >> we're going to fight every day to get to the playoffs. >> it's hard to get by this. it is. i'm not going to stand by and say it is. it is seattle, and we haven't had much success against them. >> they have great players over there. they've lost a few games late. that's why they're 2 and 4 and 3 and 4 now. >> reporter: visiting their southern california rival ucla. tide at 3. josh rosen hooks up with for the touchdown. fuller for the touchdown. ucla wins 40-24. >>> former shark mike,richie. los angeles jeff carter. it hits off the glass and goes off san jose's goely martin jones. the sharks have lost three straight after starting the year. kenny, veronica, this is the perfect trifecta in the wrong way. no good news from here. back to you. >> plenty of ro

mister lynch, i'm like to direct the first question to you. it seems to me that it's safe to say that the general view of government in the united states is that it's broken and dysfunctional. i'm reminded of a book that was published in 2012 called it's worse than it looks. is our government really in as bad a shape as popular opinion would have it? james: probably, in the big picture i would say there are a lot of things that we can find that aren't working in government. i would say probably more so at the federal level than at the local level, but i'm sure jeff could tell us that there are things that aren't working at the state level too. there's a lot . we can find lots of reasons why things aren't working. there's a lack of interest sometimes. there's special interest in other cases, but yeah, i think by and large people aren't confident the government is working and working well. craig: doctor hoffman, from what i remember of my social studies classes in junior high it seems to me that the founders of our country specifically set up th

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lynch. section 101 regarding medical residencies, which i believe are the surest way to get a pipeline docs into rural america and into the areas we need to address our veterans' needs. congress included a critical vision in the number of residents training. you're familiar with this, mr. lynch. >> yes, sir. >> by increasing the facilities over the next five years, but to date the v.a. has only been able to fill about 163 of those positions, is that correct? >> yes, senator. >> okay. so after speaking with a number of folks in the v.a., it is clear that filling all 1500 authorized residency positions as congress intends simply cannot happen. is that a fair statement? >> that's a fair statement. >> and is that because the v.a. no longer runs its own stand-alone residency program and must partner with non-v.a. affiliated establishments? >> in most cases to my knowledge, we need to partner with academic affiliates or community hospitals, yes. >> okay. and the problem with that is even though th

reporter: another student said he would lynch him, calling it a joke. >> i was surprised, shocked. flex as disturbing as these comments are that we have reviewed so far, they probably fall below the level of a criminal offense. >> i' m trying to make sure this does not happen again for a minority should not be afraid to run for class office. reporter: school officials issuing a public upon apology. they met with the senior class, the meeting between the students and the family taking place as we speak. they are a deeply religious family and their praying for those kids. j.c.: -- phil: a western massachusetts door was buzzing all week long. these were extracted from a giant hive found in a wall at this warehouse. two beekeepers spent a week to remove the bees. recovered. the bees are headed to a new home. there. m glad there is someone willing to remove 100,000 bees. phil: they do it for a living. j.c.: it is not going to be made. phil: my brother is a beekeeper. there are a lot of people who do this as a hobby. it is terrific they can do that. they pollinate and the honey -- i love

lynch, a piece of him for more than $5 billion. him for more than $5 billion.rosoft and google have been clashing over rosie's related to -- over royalties related to patents. they expect to work in other areas in the future to benefit customers. joining me now is susan and david. susan, you have been reporting on this today. is significant for what it does cover and what does it not cover. they are dropping 20 lawsuits in germany and the u.s., a limiting all of the suits that google had inherited when it brought -- what motorola mobility. they will also cooperate on patent issues. not include the android licensing program. microsoft will still be collecting royalties on android. david, how significant is this for both of these companies in terms of how much they spent on litigation over these patents and what potential deals it could open the door for? it gives them certainty as far as resolving the dispute between them. when you look at it, google aherited this case, which was , so of motorola mobility the business justifications for bringing the lawsuit when

marshawn lynch powers over the pile on the first drive of the night. lynch finished with 122 yards. and russell wilson sends it deep for a 43 yard td and 17-0 lead-in the end, seahawks dominated the 9ers at home. the unranked bruins would dominate this one. quarterback josh rosen threw for 499 yards. the bears dropped to 5-2. >>> georgia southern taking on appalachian state. eagles with a 12-yard sneak and flip over the defender but avalanche state would take this one 31-13. >>> and after leading the dodgers to the last three finals, mattingly is moving on. and talk about fighting words, the new england patriots tweeted this throw back thursday image of the patriots infamous but fumble. this is going to be a big one, folks. and a popular actress is making a demand. >>> and overnight, new music from adel. isall. for over 30 years, in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not tylenol. not aleve. nothing. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes st

antoinette: new at 5:30, attorney general loretta lynch in waltham. her message as the state takes new steps in the opioid crisis. and a mystery focusing on these people. the concerns that have police p p i have this recurring dream p p where i actually enjoy flying r r there's plenty of room t t to stretch out v r r i never get bored r and i just feel welcome... p p then it's back to reality. r r c'mon, being treated with dignity? t t yeah, right. v v cindy: we made it to friday morning. you'll want to head out the door with an umbrella. light rain really south of boston, south shore, cape, and the islands. let me step you through the day because, as we get closer to noontime, notice the rain creeping into the city. by this evening, may lift north border. it's going to be damp and kind of raw. for temperatures with that strong wind along the coast. a little damp on saturday with that northeasterly breeze. by sunday, we're drying things out. cloudy still. shouldn't be as much wet weather by then. erika: it is 5:23. we have a musical edition of eye pop

olessa: our mike lynch sure did, and it inspired him musically. mike: give me some selfies and cracker jacks i don't care about any of your wise cracks it's click click click for our selfie and we don't feel any shame it's one, two, three clicks you're out at our selfie ball game olessa: that was very good. it's clever. randy: i don't think he'll be joining the contractor group. olessa: maybe they need a background singer. you never know what's going to happen on newscenter 5 at 11:00. tune in tonight. erika: we have to live in the moment, right? is sheer joy from a father to be. one man's priceless reaction when he learns he's becoming a dad. and this photo of a pregnant tv host had people making nasty comments online. her snappy message for the body shamers ahead. and you can see traffic building at this hour. it's 6:26. just 50 degrees outside our studios in needham. randy: outrage and fear turns to grief after the oregon campus massacre. >> just rapid fire over and over again. moving in and crying. randy: details about the gunman and the quest

attorney general loretta lynch is taking on the she spoke about the challenges combating the issue. >> begins with not a doctor but a family medicine cabinet. this is the source as so much pain as well as help for people. >>> last night the state senate approved a measure encouraging alternatives to easing patient main, lets patients note in their medical files that they don't want to receive them. >>> and there are extra crews at logan, no need to worry. it is just a drill. everything from fire on the run way to mock evacuations there are dozens of emergency vehicles at the airport. the drill started around 8:00 and will last until 1:00 this afternoon. >>> coming up the vatican talking about the pope's meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis. what the holy father may not have known beforehand. >>> new charges, changes coming to your facebook profile the social network plan to help you personalize it even more. >>> and a moose on the loose in central mass, you're watching wbz news at noon we'll be right back. i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time

now, created with lynch, the beast mode frappuccino is a double mocha frappuccino with protein powder, a hint of mint and cream, topped with purple berry drizzle and finished with a whipped cream and a sprinkle of macha. sound pretty good. >> i'm going to have to write that down when i go to order it. >> there's a lot of ingredients in that thing. >> i don't even know what macha is. >> it's green tea. >> it took me 15 seconds to read it, it's going to take you a long time to order it. >> yes. i think so. >> well said, we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> marshawn lynch will be here to play the 49ers by the way thursday night. before we go, out the door tomorrow morning a look at the forecast. >> let's get a look. it will be cold the start again. need a light jacket on the kids tomorrow morning in the north bay. 51 degrees to start. 50 in san francisco. the south bay will begin at 55 degrees. feeling like fall finally. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. have a great evening. >> bye bye. the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural cu

leaps into the end-zone seattle scores first 7-0 hawks lynch: 27 car, 122 yds, 1 td 2nd quarter wilsonield to tyler lockett hawks go up 17-0 seattle shut-out the 49ers in the first half kap distracted by a dragon fly 3rd quarter 17-0 hakws wilson goes deep again but it's picked off by kenneth acker the 49ers second interception of the game that leads to a field goal 4th quarter 20-3 seattle kap sacked for the sixth time in the game final: 20-3 seattle kap: 13/24, 124 yards, no touchdowns kap record: 1-5 against seahawks it's bad within an experienced coach standing up there and saying latino's what's going to happen--like chinos--like he knows >> gary :20th-ranked california golden bears visitng the ucla bruins tonight at the rose bowl 2nd quarter jared goff finds kenny lawler in the corner of the end-zone. and lawler with the sensational grab reviewed and ruled a touch-down goff: 32-53, 295 yards, 3 tds but the bruins would run away with it josh rosen hits devin fuller for the score rosen sets a record with: 34 completions, 399 yards, 3 tds final: 40-24 ucla warriors in their final pr

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marshawn lynch. wilson, 235 yards passing. 157 of the 235 came in the second quarter. highlighted by the long heave right on the money to tyler lockett the 43 yardd touchdown pass that was the play of the game. 20-3 street the final. seahawks take it coming up next is the mazda postgame show. we'll be back with more after this. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? you got to know when to hold'em. now when to fold 'emem now when to walk away. know when to run. you never count your money, when you're sitting at the ta... what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent >> the biggest play of the night. russell wilson finding tyler half for 43 yards, 41 fewer yards than niners had total yards in the entire first half of dreadful 20-3 loss to seattle week seven kickoff here on thursday nigigootball. ch, marshal, steve, michael. earl thomas richard sherman together will visit mazda pos

and unable to pursue business opportunities, lynch said.agreed to a $10 billion merger in 2011, but hp wrote it down and accused of ptolemy -- autonomy of accounting fraud. hp sued him for more than $5 billion. microsoft and google have agreed to a monumental truth over patents -- they have been clashing over royalties related to patents. in a joint statement, microsoft and google say they anticipate working together in other areas in the future to benefit our customers. joining me now is patent reporter susan decker and david long. susan, you have been reporting on this today. this deal is significant for what it does cover and what does it not cover. lay it out for us -- what is included in here and what is not? reporter: first, they are dropping 20 lawsuits in germany and the u.s., a limiting all of -- eliminating all of the suits that google had inherited when it bought motorola mobility. they will also cooperate on patent issues. what it doesn't include is the android licensing program. microsoft will still be collecting royalties on a

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. >> another former labor official congressman stephen lynch what he thought about teamster's tactics and how it may reflect on city hall and the mayor. that is coming up. fox 25 news. >> and mr. details now on the story. fox 25 decided to dig into the teamster's local 25 political donations after the city hall aid was mentioned. our search found in august of 2013 a 14,$499 donation was given to the mayor. at that time he was a state representative. in january of 2014 that same amount was given to attorney in august of that same year a $15,000 donation was given. she later returned the donation and accepted one for 500 had. -- $500. >> new information into the allegations of hazing. five sophomore members of the football team were completely naked at a practice field last friday performing exercises at the urging of other team members yelling at them. the superintendent claims that the students that undressed did not feel belittled. the team will forfeit one game and the team will implement the leadership training program. >>> all right. everything that we have on top of us right now

gwen's conversation with attorney general, loretta lynch. ben bernanke on who should have taken the fall for the financial crisis. and much more. >> woodruff: we take a deeper look now at today's surprise shake-up on capitol hill with former republican house member vin weber of minnesota and washington post reporter mike debonis. gentlemen, welcome. mike debonis, to you first. anything to add about why kevin mccarthy pulled out? >> really, right now, you know, it was a matter of pure politics within the house republican conference. it became clear that his path to the speakership was going to be very narrow and that his ascending to that post would do little if anything to solve the internal problems and the divides within the conference. he said it himself in his press conference earlier today when he today before the microphone, he said we need a fresh face. the question is he was the fresh face to have the republican for at least the last five years. he was one of the young guns in a class with peoplereich eric cantor and paul ryan. eric

with miss lynch, it was qualitatively different. with miss lynch, she told us she would do the very same thing. i suspect there are quite a few people on this side of the aisle have given speeches about the i.r.s. targeting. no one should be surprised the department of justice has now exonerated everyone, because you know what? we confirmed the attorney general who basically told us she would do that. and i would note, by the way, the majority leader had complete and unilateral authority. if we hadn't taken up this nomination, she would not have been confirmed. indeed, when president obama put in place his illegal executive amnesty, i publicly called on the soon-to-be majority leader, if the president violates the checks and balances in the constitution, if the president usurps the authority of congre congress, if the president ignores our immigration laws, then the majority leader should have responded and said the senate will not confirm any obama nominees, executive or judicial, other than vital national security positions, unles