let's start with the marshall court era.ohn marshall, the great justice who presided over the cord. there were six and then seven justices and they were appointed from all up and down the eastern seaboard from georgia to kentucky. they came to washington to the supreme court sessions a loan. they left their wives and hometown.n their they did not move their families to washington because the term was very short. during the john marshall irick, it was about two months long. accordingly, chief justice john marshall arranged for them all to live together in a boarding house and they had almost all of their meals together. so, catherine, why did john marshall want the justices to live, dine, work, and socialize together? would say that the primary reason was he wanted to build a bond between the justices. courts goes to say the had a nomadic existence. york and thenew moved to philadelphia and then came to washington. we have to remember in washington it was not the city we know today. there were very few places for the justices

then adams turned back on marshall. i'm sorry, thomas marshall. now he exchanged dignified -- the constitution of the united states, he observed, says what high treason is and is it not for him or mine to define what high treason is and confound it with what i have done. some assaulted that marshall attend some law school in order to learn the requirements of citizens of the citizens of the states and members of house. did he not understand that treason and perjury were crimes rather than simply censurable offenses and any man accused of them had the right to trial before an impartial jury? a jury of slaveholders impartial? adams was beating the south yet again, this time the whole world watching. that night, weld came to visit adam at home and found him as fresh as a boy, though he had not slept for days. adams began reciting his speech for the next die, including the facial expressions and gestures he would use. abolitionists tried to warn adams against wasting his energy. the old map was unstoppable weapon went on for an hour, or norly that, we

john marshall invalidating an act of congress -- the real drama is whether it is john marshall versus thomas jefferson. john marshall's opinion -- he goes on and on about law in the jefferson administration in the same way that today's court is being invited to say, well, the obama administration is lawless on immigration, lawless on obamacare, not just the law, but the implementation of the law, and the obama administration is lawless on carbon rules and the epa. this is nothing new. this is a feature of the distinct structural power of a presidency that is a four-year term with this tidal feature and justices who have life tenure. marbury is a drama. fast-forward -- roger tawney. abraham lincoln becomes president by running against roger tawney, by telling everyone who will listen how preposterous dread scott is. the young lawyer from illinois says -- i love this phrase -- i am an astonisher in political history. the tension when lincoln confronts tawney, who wants to invalidate everything lincoln is doing and to declare everything the obama administration -- i'm sorry, the lincoln

that looks like a dine so he know sore out there. >> there's a new marshall in town, deputy marshalle years old. >> little boy honored today for helping his sister. we first met the family during the pope's visit when the pontiff kissed the little girls head. fox 29's bruce gordon explains. >> reporter: dominic gets his last minute instructions from philadelphia's u.s. marshall his family, friends and federal law men pack the ceremonial courtroom at the federal building. not every dave a five-year-old becomes an honorary deputy us marshall. >> i and say your name real lo loud. what's your name? >> dominic! >> okay, dominic. >> dominic is not your typical five-year-old. >> always look out for my sister and protect her for as long as i live. say i will. >> i will. >> his sister is 19 month old gianna. you may remember her from a poignant moment during the visit of pope francis last september. friend of the family had a ranged with law enforcement connection to get a choice curb side spot in hopes the little girl with inoperable brain tumor would at track the attention of the pontiff fo

remember the story that george marshall, one time roosevelt called him george instead of general, marshall bristled ate that a little bit. for his point, of course, macarthur was enough of a soldier and i think also enough of a politician, to call macour their -- excuse me -- to call roost mr. president. let me read you a quote from the book "macarthur at war" about this situation. setting in his office in albany, the governor of new york and democratic presidential nominee, franklin d. roosevelt, hung up after a ranting call from louisiana's fire brand former governor, and then senator, hughie p. long, and admonished his aides to remember all the time that long really is one of the two most dangerous men in the country. asked if the other was the conservative radio priest, father charles coughlin, roosevelt shook his head. oh, no, he supposedly answered. the other is douglas macarthur. well, let's pick that apart. recorded by a member of the new deal intelligentsia, this quote has been repeated in numerous occasions and accounts of the roosevelt macarthur relationship, without, think at l

he's now a deputy marshall charged with protecting his little sister. her story stole our hearts during the papal visit. his storely make you smile once again. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. talk about delicious. >> salem county, or not g fog. we can't be everywhere, thank you. we are watching post tropical bonnie, and the path projected path that far storm, which takes it through the outer banks of north carolina, and eventually off the coast of virginia, we think, but not until friday morning. this storm is moving very, very slowly. we will see if it ends up having an impact on our weather. regardless of bonnie, though, we have cold front coming through on friday. today asks just a little bit of instability around, little bit of shower chance later on in the afternoon, now, we are watching friday morning, very carefully, we think we will be cloudy

. >>> as there is a new marshall in town.l, a deputy marshall, and five years old. >> little boy honored yesterday for helping out his sister. >> he is in our studio, hasn't he? >> he has, special boy, isn't he? >> really is, really was by his sister's side. story, we first met five year old dominick and his family during the pope's visit. >> kissed the little girl's head, remember this moment? yes, 19 month old gianna, during the pope's visit last september, friends of the family had arranged for the girl to have curbside spot so they could see the pope, right? she had inoperable brain tumor, wanted to a track the attention of the pope for a kissing and blessing, well, it happened, weeks later the brain tumor slang, her protective mother, us marshall, mr. dominick, the five year old, by her side the entire time. >> dominick her protector? >> that's right. >> his job as marshall? >> absolutely, yes. we've been having that conversation for a long time. that he is the big brother and he always has to protect his sister and he d

the federal air marshal service, 2,004,000 air marshals in the u.s. fly at no more than 5% of flight. they are there to stop hijacking an art going to provide them free seats as well. the risk reduction is 1%. so the benefit to cost ratio is .1. every dollar the government spends they are getting 10 cents in benefit, which is a very poor return. if you compare those to some of the other security measures such as having pilots armed on the flight deck, for every dollar you spend, you can $10 in benefit is that the benefit ratio is 10, which is much higher. the air marshal service, we have a lot time, it's just not good at the lowest risk reduction at the highest cost. before you go in more detail, it doesn't seem to pay for itself. pre-check is something john and i are looking at at the moment, an area where there is expedited screening for passengers seen as low risk, so people can go through the screening checkpoint much quicker so that saves the tsa at least $100 million per year and that will increase in future years. the risk reduction is a very s

i was a grand marshal. i have been in the gay pride parade.arades. in new orleans i was in the parade was someone dropped out, and at the last minute they asked me and my pal adam corolla to be the grand marshals. they had medallions that they didn't change, and they all had the other guy on them. we were throwing the medallions and people were going, geesh. >> that's what i'm going to be throwing out. there's a lot of them out there. >> jimmy: they had over from mine? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are the perks of being the mayor? >> there are a few perks. i got a license plate that says honorary mayor around the boarder. i don't know if that's going to help me get out of tickets. the parking meter maids are very vicious where i live. >> jimmy: they are? >> if you're one second over, but i'm thinking if they see my plate, they'll give me a couple more seconds. >> jimmy: i doubt it. do you still have to feed meters? >> i'm going to try that. i'm going to try not feeding the meter and see what happens. but i'll be nearby and i can jump in the car and

we mentioned philomont and marshall. here are some tips, get to a basement or an interior room up to home. stay away from windows. shelter until the warning is done. the time you need to be on guard. we have some vdot counting -- cameras out there. there is sunsnsne. it's warm. folks are out. seven. we are also watching across the area for hail, potential hail up to two inches. we saw some flagpoles come down. whether it is straight-line wind or twisting wind, this is the latest. a severe thunderstorm down to the south. thunderstorm action from jefferson, frederick, clark, were in -- more in. we continue to have a tornado warning until 685 -- 6:45 p.m. a new severe thunderstorm showersfor a line of moving and behind this batch. but right now, the focus is on -- shins of trance william focus is portions of prince william. warnings as well as flooding concerns. that's something we have not mentioned in a while. is going to put down a lot of rain. our at miss here has a lot of moisture -- our atmosphere has a lot of moistur

remember the story that george marshall, the one time he called him george instead of general. for his point, of course macarthur was enough of a soldier and i think enough of a politician to call macarthur, excuse me to call him mr. president. i want to read you a quote from the book about the situation. sitting in his office in albany, the the governor of new york and democratic presidential nominee franklin d roosevelt hung up after ranting call from louisiana's fire brand former governor and then senator huey p long. he admonished his age to remember all the time that long really is one of the two most dangerous men in the country. asked if the other was the conservative radio priest roosevelt shook his head. oh no, he answered the other is douglas macarthur. well, let's pick that apart. recorded by a member of the new deal, this quote has been repeated in numerous occasions and accounts of the roosevelt macarthur relationship. without much scrutiny, both of its historical and at a editorial context. roosevelt went on to express concern that many people in the great depress

the podium thank you, chief. >> thank you, chief and commissioners good evening and chief dan fire marshalls office for the supervisor campos legislation there are 3 areas and fire code that will be amended with that legislation i'll identify those 3 areas and to the impact on our resources within the implementation of the proposal so the 3 areas that will impact will be smoke alarm requirement and fire alarm maintenance and fire upgrade the smoke alarm proposal will require the building owners with an annual notice to post that notice in common areas the building this notice this informational sheet fire safety sheet will be developed in in conjunction with the building inspection and post on the website and posted in 3 languages english, spanish and chinese and will require that the building owners to issue a hardcopy of that to each of their tenants annually and requires the building owner to post this in the common areas at one location on each floor of the location the impact will no major impact the times developed into and to have it translated this informational sheet and posted on t

that's why the fire marshal is still on the scene. back out here live there are people covered in blankets there are several neighbors out here, the people affected by the fire are the homes on either side. they are the ones that will be displaced for sometime. we are told they will be receiving assistance from the red cross. fire crews are expected to be out here for sometime. they are pulling apparatus out of the home where the fire did takes place. so investigation is underway. reporting live in grays ferry, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> there's still scattered power outages in parts of the area after the severe storms. a topple tree brought down utility line new albany road in cinnaminson and nearby an oak tree kneel cut a car in half. >>> by the time i got the front door shut walked in the living room got to the basement, went down there, the windows were flopping shut, the winds were so intense. >>> ? camden strong winds sent a tree crashing on the a poem's car, she was not hurt. many cruiser covered the storm dam

>> which added arm the marshals to international flights operated by u.s.arriers. 16 years later it was toughened again, following the terrorist attack of september 11, 2001. >> all saddam hussein has to do is get out of kuwait and this war is over. >> after saddam hussein invaded kuwait, seabees were called on to build some 200 miles of highway for general norman schwarzkopf's counteroffensive. >> when did the women start coming into the seabees? >> since 1972. however, they didn't begin serving in combat roles until 1994. and actually, recently, the seabees have lost their first woman killed in action, a petty officer regina clark in iraq. >> i have about 16,000 seabees. 40% active force and 60% reserve force. >> how many of your seabees are deployed overseas? >> about 5200. >> charles phillips from charleston, north carolina, is at the helm of all current seabee battalions. >> a hefty number of my troops are suspecting the special operations forces both in afghanistan and iraq. we've been over there and it's 120 degrees. they're in full combat gear, taki

100 percent affordable and community design and community approved didn't cause a shadow impact on marshallchool housing that rivals that of the monster not create a massive shadow impact on maurld is houses thousands of families and creates and park and office space for hundreds of working class families i want to show you a video but i can't get it up on the computer i wanted to show a slice ever what a year and a half over three hundred residents over 6 communities meetings that led to this so i'll say for you to reject the draft eir for you all to reject this monster in the mission and if it is building on 16th street and mission build the maufrl thank you. >> thank you last call for edwardo. >> (calling names). >> any of those folks in the house? >> okay i understand okay. (calling names) >> we'll be providing interpretation for him. >> why not use the other microphone then. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so my name is van very well a round for the last 20 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so i'm here i also support no alternative for this project the reason he support no a

sorry. >> commissioner marshall i - been on the commission a long time. >> good evening i've been aivil rights attorney for many years and on the use of force. >> my name is suv's an interest in the city raising my three children had he my mom awesome she's watching a native san franciscan aon the commission for 4 nature years i want to talk about the clarification on the agenda we have 3w0i6kd the decision what are called conducted didn't see commonly known and tasers we'll not be subject of this discussion and not dui the bulletin prototyped by the department or at the next meeting june 2nd the incarnation wanted us to talk about that 2 will be premature to talk about that and depend on the open on r oracle of that vicinity we'll not have had a chance for a public hearing on tasers two policies that were before us many issues to discuss that's the focus of our discussion tonight sergeant killshaw. >> presentation of general orders use of force draft policies versions one and two discussion please note no discussion regarding the devices will be discussed three quarters. >> chief c

nato, marshall plan and they have the same fundamental goal. they are concerned about an actual soviet invasion of western europe. but what is more significant is that american diagnosis is that europeans have lost confidence. the real threat isn't soviet invasion, it is an internal european collapse. that might come as a result of concerns about security, hence the need for nato. the soviets but also to prop up the europeans to give them confidence. or as a result of the political plan -- there is the marshall plan. all of this stems from a and thoughtful american diagnosis of the causes of the great depression, the causes of the rise of the nazis and the cause of world war ii. the american concern is, don't let american economic security go down the drain, because when they go down the drain, it will lead to radicalism and bad things happen. and ultimately, the american army has to get involved. that is a reasonable diagnosis. so what are the american remedies? well, in the best sense of the word, -- free trade. one of the american diagnosis

in the fire marshall de cossio i can't speak for him but bans from the combination of dbi funding and even though additional mayor's office funding for the 4 inspector positions that is sufficient to implement this phase one of this program. >> the phase one two years. >> correct the first two years. >> that's some relieve fire marshall de cossio would you like to add to this discussion. >> good morning as far as the additional resources we earmarked those we ran one and 50 percent of the volume last year a spike in the intact of plans that's why we asked for additional resources that's accounted for as far as this legislation goes i think there - what mark so seven hundred is true we'll recoup the fees as applications come in you, however, we need to be ahead of that we need training can't hire someone and go to it it it takes time to ramp up to receive thousands of applications so i think to the immediate term in the next two years we're fine i think two years down the road we have to start ramping up the staff for the 2021 year. >> very good thank you i'm wondering do you have any

two honorary grand marshals and another group withdrawing because of security concerns. nbc bay area is in the city this evening where the trans march is about to get under way. >> reporter: the groups say they're grateful for being honored but in a statement it was explained some people in the lgbt community might feel less safe with more police. pride weekend is here. cliffs variety is a first stop. >> i don't think they were checking into their hotels or anything, they were coming right in, suitcases in tow. >> reporter: big crowds expected for the celebration. while scientist support after the mass shooting in orlando is clear. >> i just -- i'm just concerned about the overpolicing. >> reporter: jen nita is switch director at the transgender gender variant and intersex justice project and was named a community grand marshal. >> i trust the community knows me well enough to know and respect my leadership and would respect the decisions i've made not to participate in any the sunday's events and a part of that is because the large police presence. >> reporter: johnson

marshall flying to london today. why are you going to london?ss all the time in london. it is our most important market outside the u.s. secondly, i will have dinner tonight with george searls who runs something called the institute on new economic thinking, of which i am a member. we will be talking about the brexit problem. tom: they are talking right now, are they? >> they are. i think they're talking about uncertainty. this was a very uncertain weekend between the brexit vote and the market numbers. i think they're struggling to figure out where and go from here. we think that july is still on the table for the fed. movey be nice for them to in july and get away from the notion that they can only move when there is a scheduled press conference. data, a lot depends on the going forward. tom: it is after the brexit vote. just that simple. july,ne: if you look at there is abrexit -- huge problem, even if you are a politician, who do you believe. if you are on the sideline, how do you trust the polls? they have been so wrong in the past. >> most

>> absolutely right. >> his job as marshall? >> absolutely, yes. you know, we've been having that conversation for a long time, he is the big brother, and he always has to protect his sister, and he does a great job of that. >> dominick, can you tell us, how excited you are to be an us marshall? >> really. >> how does it feel? >> better. >> better, awe. >> so cute. adorable family. also got real nice autograph picture of their daughter, close together, as for gianna doing better but scheduled for 14th chemotherapy session today. >> best that far family, that's great. i just saw somebody i've got tone know over the years, kevin, chef, is in the house. >> he's going to be a celebrity judge on a big network show that premiers tonight master chef, another season. what are you cooking? >> meatloaf. one of my signature dishes. >> awe. >> that's my nickname. >> is it? >> ya. ♪ ♪ >>> that is right, it is happening tonight, so who will claim the culinary crown on this season's master chef. >> seventh season, 40 of the best home cooks will battle it out, in

and leading that parade this year the grand marshal, the incomparable leslie jordan who joins us nowalk about the main event. we're so excited to have you here. >> thank you. i was going to lead the parade on a pony. >> oh, yeah? a pink poen snpony? >> well, it's called make magic happen. when i was 4 years old i came downstairs on christmas morning and there was a pony saddle under the tree and my daddy said, oh, maybe there's something too big for santa claus, i've had ponies my whole life so i just asked him if i'm going to be the grand marshal i'd like a pony and they're like, oh, okay. so i bought a riding outfit and i got everything ready and there's no pony. >> oh, >> we've got that. i swear i think we do have pink cadill cadillac. but i'm going to carry a sign that says make magic happen. >> oh, i think you should absolutely do that. now, you made news -- it was a game changer, "will & grace," talk a little about that. >> you know i won an emmy. >> i know you did. >> but i didn't think i was going to win, but when i did win, this speech came out of me that i said, and i reall

he put demised in the marshall plan.oth the marshall plan and nato, they have the same fundamental goal. they are concerned about an actual soviet invasion of western europe. but what is more significant is the american diagnosis that europeans have lost confidence. the real threat isn't soviet invasion, it is an internal european collapse. that might come as a result of concerns about security, hence the need for nato. partly to stop the soviets but also to prop up the europeans to give them confidence. or, as a result of an economic, social, and political plan, hence the need of the marshall plan. all of this stems from a successful and thoughtful american diagnosis of the causes of the great depression, the causes of the rise of the nazis and the cause of world war ii. the american concern is, don't let european economics and security go down the drain, because when they go down the drain, you get european political radicalism, and then bad things happen. and ultimately, the american army has to get involved. that is

and you are here with susan marshall. [singing] - hello, everybody. my name is susan marshall. welcome to memphis, tennessee and sun studios. growing up, we listened to all kinds of music. we listened to big band. we listened to jazz. we listened to rock, gospel, pop, folk, everything. but the music that really got me was from here,

black lives matter has dropped out as the grand marshalls of tomorrow's pride parade.over the weekend makes them feel less safe. the group was chose innocence honor of its theme for social and economic justice. >>> a big part of pride weekend is making a big comeback. >> worry talking about the annual pink saturday party. joining us on the phone is sister selma with the group hosting the event. sister be, are you there? >> yes, hi, how are you? >> fine. tell us why -- i know this parade took a break. why bring it back this year? >> we're presented with the opportunity to have it in a private, enclosed space that we can control access to a bit more, control security a bit more, and the outside of castro is not going to be -- the passer becomes a catch-all for everybody visiting in town to go to. we think this will appeal to our core community to attend, and it's general admission. we can turn people away or put everybody through security, so we feel it will be much more secure that way. >> so you're kind of taking your name back? >> correct. >> good for are you. >> we s

. >> billy graham ronald reagan thurgood marshall. why those individuals? this is about postwar america. there are other people, lyndon johnson and john kennedy, other people in that henry kissinger, dramatic impact on postwar america.cr >> i don't know about you,the id but i do not design covers. >> but i love the idea. they can to me after reading the book. >> a handyman. >> you mentioned roosevelt, thurgood marshall, all the people you mentioned your. >> is because the person who designed the cover read the book, thank goodness. >> that would be a 1st. >> i love the concept.es on they read the book and came up with this idea that there could be in the amount rushmore. so what they did lose cards old you, but i thought thought roosevelt, thurgood marshall, billy graham ronald reagan and you can see this is not about politics but people who were so powerful and making a change in american life that they have in fact created the modern america. that is the idea. >> besides bill bratton the other person who sticks out a little bit is eleanor roosevelt. never

in the fire marshall de cossio i can't speak for him but bans from the combination of dbi funding and even though additional mayor's office funding for the 4 inspector positions that is sufficient to implement this phase one of this program. >> the phase one two years. >> correct the first two years. >> that's some relieve fire marshall de cossio would you like to add to this discussion. >> good morning as far as the additional resources we earmarked those we ran one and 50 percent of the volume last year a spike in the intact of plans that's why we asked for additional resources that's accounted for as far as this legislation goes i think there - what mark so seven hundred is true we'll recoup the fees as applications come in you, however, we need to be ahead of that we need training can't hire someone and go to it it it takes time to ramp up to receive thousands of applications so i think to the immediate term in the next two years we're fine i think two years down the road we have to start ramping up the staff for the 2021 year. >> very good thank you i'm wondering do you have any

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the marshals are in boston, louisville i believe at the same time. and this is the approach that the federal government finally recognized was the solution to the problem where you had to have added federal import. >> but instead of waiting until it gets to a boston state, which is pretty advanced confrontation, shouldn't we have somewhere a coordinated program where when you go up the ladder of command of the fbi that on an immediate and fairly contemporary baisis, that kind f help can be sought -- my point is it seems to me we need a betterer remedy than we have. >> unfortunately we're at a time when conditions have subsided and even from the '50s and 60s and '70s. we report to the damepartment o justice on potential trouble spots around the country as we learn of them so the department will be aware of them. planning for boston took place a year in advance. with state officials, city officials the department of justice and the fbi. our approach, our only approach was through informants. and through the use of informants we solved these cases. the

marshal's service never captured him and court papers showed they had his home address which was only steps from where the shooting occurred. delaware county district attorney jack weighland says prioritizing which wanted criminal to search for first is generally a judgment call. >> it's usually up to the discretion of the individual, probation, parole department and their supervisors. >> state court records show a series of drug dealing and possession arrests starting in 2001 and then in 2005 a judge sentenced him to nine years for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon followed by three years of supervised release, and that is where more problems began. late last june eiland told his probation officer he would be moving from this usher darby home to where the shooting occurred and he ceased reporting as instructed by this officer on july 17, 2015. after six weeks of address visit, phone calls and e-mails, on september 18th of last year his probation officer told the judge, quote, mr. island's current whereabouts are unknown. the judge issued a warrant just three days later, bu

president loftus i'd like to call roll commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route and commissioner mazzuco commissioner wong commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and with use it police chief tony and for the decoration of office of citizens complaints sam. >> thank you sergeant. >> good evening and welcome. >> to the monday, may 31, 2016, first police commission we'll begin with the secretary of commission gloss the rules of order the public is welcome to address the commission on items not on tonight's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, please direct your questions to the commission as a whole which are the jurisdiction and not been suggest of public comment on other items on the agendas the president may set a reasonable time limit depending on the complexity and the length of the agenda and the number of persons present tonight's public comment will be limited to 2 minutes. >> speakers must speak from the podium when addressing and speak clearly and refr

we ask you respectfully to consider allowing the state of black america as well as the marshall plan to be part of the democratic national committee platform. i will talk a little bit, very briefly, about the key components of the plan today, since my time is limited. we are looking for investments and improvement in education, employment, housing and infrastructure, the same four empowerment goals that the urban league had in mind when it was started in 1910 when african-americans were leaving jim crow south, moving to the north for better opportunities. the urban league was founded for that reason, and we are still fighting for those reasons. education. we are talking about things like universal childhood education, doubling the pell grants so that more young men and women can attend college here in america. and employment, we are talking about a federal living wage indexed to inflation. we are talking about a new main street small and micro business program to make sure that that would be especially targeted to minority-owned businesses and women-owned businesses. and why is that?

speaking of kentucky, this is john marshall harland.very first-year law student can tell you who he was. he was from kentucky. he fought for the union. the war, he had some political aspirations. but kentucky, curiously enough, seemed to sort of go over to the southern side after the war and became a totally democratic state. so harlan didn't get very far , with his political aspirations. he had a partner, a law partner, named benjamin bristow, who is a very well-known. and the two of them were known as sort of solid citizens who were incorruptible. and his partner, benjamin bristow became secretary of , treasury in the grant administration. that, was hen for was sort of mr. clean and grant had all kinds of corruption problems. and he brought in bristow to try to clean the place up. bristow also, interestingly enough, was the nation's first solicitor general. so bristow after about a year , took a look at the situation and decided he needed to get out. he was afraid his reputation would get smeared. why am i telling you about harlan's p

the fire marshal is now looking into the cause. >>> now to a row home fire in philadelphia's nicetownsection. authorities say the fire began in one home on north 15th street just after 2:30 this morning. then it spread to the porches of nearby homes. four people total were forced out of their homes. fortunately, though, no one was hurt in that blaze. >>> happening today, a woman from northeast philadelphia is scheduled in court after police say she confessed to taking her two children to florida and killing them. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in the digital operations center. matt, this is an incredibly tough story for a lot of people to hear. what do we know about the case? >> sophia hines is charged with two counts of premeditated murder. wednesday afternoon police in miramar, florida, responded to a 911 call and found a 7-month-old and a 3-year-old, they were unconscious. investigators say hines admitted to holding a sheet over the mouths of both children, suffocating them. hines is from our area. she lives in the frankford area of philadelphia. we spoke to the father of the two yo

president loftus i'd like to call roll commissioner president loftus commissioner turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus is in route and commissioner mazzuco commissioner wong commissioner melara commissioner president loftus we have quorum and with use it police chief tony and for the decoration of office of citizens complaints sam. >> thank you sergeant. >> good evening and welcome. >> to the monday, may 31, 2016, first police commission we'll begin with the secretary of commission gloss the rules of order the public is welcome to address the commission on items not on tonight's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the commission. with respect to agenda items, please direct your questions to the commission as a whole which are the jurisdiction and not been suggest of public comment on other items on the agendas the president may set a reasonable time limit depending on the complexity and the length of the agenda and the number of persons present tonight's public comment will be limited to 2 minutes. >> speakers must speak from the podium when addressing and speak clearly and refr

so 8-year-old gabriel marshall of kansas had surgery to remove a malignant tumor from his brain and it left him with a massive scar over his ear. >> uh-huh. he felt a little self-conscious about that so his dad josh marshall went ahead and got a tattoo replica of his son's scar to try to help boost his confidence and he took this photo of the scar side by side. going viral this morning and needless to say heaps of praise for josh. >> that's really is really is a nice gesture. you can understand. the kid will be living with that for the rest of his life and so will dad, the scar. with >> best dad period i would say. >>> soed you have this kid, 15-year-old darby rizner who wanted to play a prank on her friends. she decided that she was going to grab a little barney mask, take a look and prachk her friends. problem is, she couldn't get it off. >> minor detail. >> they went through all these details trying to get her to remove the barney head off, but she couldn't. >> didn't work very well. >> it actually took like firefighters to help her out. it took 45 minutes for her to get it off. so

the speed of the fire caught everyone by surprise, including kern county fire chief brian marshall. >> our firefighters have been engaged in a firefight of epic proportions, trying to save every structure possible. >> reporter: the fire began thursday afternoon near lake isabella, driven by extremely strong winds and high heat, the flames quickly jumped from house to house. >> the home you see burning is a total loss. >> fire captain tyler tens of td shot this video at the peak of the fire. >> that's another tank taking off there. >> reporter: power lines and propane tanks caught fire making it dangerous for crews to approach some homes. no firefighters were protecting louie garcia's home when the flames arrived. >> the house next door was already burn. it was engulfed. >> reporter: his neighbors climbed on the roof with garden hoses. if your neighbors hadn't pitched in, if you hadn't hosed down those trees? >> i don't think i would have a house today. the home wouldn't be here. >> reporter: this fire is still out of control right now, 0% containment, and the wind is starting to pick

. >>> fire marshall is on the scene of the deadly fire in the cities point breeze neighborhood. >> elderlyan was killed in the house fire overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live with the very latest on the investigation, good morning, justin. >> reporter: jim and brooke, good morning. fire fighters are breaking down from their initial response to the fire and removing hoses and ladder from the operation here. earlier we were told many will remain here on the scene as fatal fire investigation continues. we will have several minor displaced, since this fire broke ought the at 2:00 o'clock. the lets go to video from overnight. fire commissioner thiel says fire crew as arrived here to the 1700 block of south taylor within minutes of that fire, at 2:00 o'clock this morning. it was here that they found two story home, a blaze. they also had word of one person trapped, and died who is described as an elderly man, who was later found on the first floor of his home. did he later die from his injuries. now investigators are working to determine where in the home this fire broke ou

marshals. >> i was concerned.e were best of friends since 9th grade. >> reporter: he remembers his friend being alarmed but none of that got in the way of work. >> he kept doing his job, came to the office with the marshals and leave with them. >> reporter: doing his job meant prosecuting cartel members, earning a national reputation for cracking down. vega his boss in the u.s. attorney's office promoted curiel to chief of narcotics enforcement division, in charge of all cartel cases. >> i remember him coming in saying we need to do more. he arranged for he and myself to travel to mexico city to meet with the mexican attorney general. >> reporter: in the u.s. attorney's office, curiel targeted key members of the felix cartel, extraditing two responsible for multiple homicides. >> i believe they were of mexican descent, he had no qualm prosecuting them. >> reporter: curiel was in private practice before becoming assistant u.s. attorney in san diego in l.a. in 2016 curiel was named superior court judge in san diego

local marshall arts facility mr. hudson mentioned people wants smoke son is premises that is one of the regulations i cemented that not accepting the medical marijuana i'm a biologist we all live several hundreds feet away i have experience with my children being exposed to machinery smokers near a facility i oppose this location this is specific location because of reasons and so if you look at the overhead we have the little gateers preschool and the preschool on lombard street sf art that has in the cal hallow playground all within a few blocks of this location so i wanted to the board to consider that. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm sarah i share the zip code with the proposed location and work with many families in the marina as a family coach a member of the junior league and an affordable housing i didn't do runner i finished under four hours and practicing with medical marijuana whether i think of the apothecarium communities and charity and my dad first community when i visit the castro st

well, her protective older brother now is an us marshall.e will be by her side for another. >> dominick certainly pro tech her. >> absolutely right, yes. >> his job as marshall. >> absolutely, yes, you know, we have been having that conversation for a long time, that he is the big brother, he always has to protect his sister, he does a great job that far. >> dominick can you tell us how excited you are to be an us marshall? >> real. >> i very? >> what's it feel like? >> better. >> better. mom and dad were there of course, by the way, little gianna, there oh, here is the moment. man, the world perk up when this happened. remember that afternoon, al next how could you forget? >> everyone was talking about it. >> by the way, she is doing a lot better. >> she has had 14 chemotherapy sessions. >> going into her 14th one today. >> matter of fact one this morning. 7:41, it is global running day. jen is still not on that treadmill. >> he is proa professional, he is a trainer, keep going, buddy, no rest four. hey, great organization in philadelphia,

in the fire marshall de cossio i can't speak for him but bans from the combination of dbi funding andven though additional mayor's office funding for the 4 inspector positions that is sufficient to implement this phase one of this program. >> the phase one two years. >> correct the first two years. >> that's some relieve fire marshall de cossio would you like to add to this discussion. >> good morning as far as the additional resources we earmarked those we ran one and 50 percent of the volume last year a spike in the intact of plans that's why we asked for additional resources that's accounted for as far as this legislation goes i think there - what mark so seven hundred is true we'll recoup the fees as applications come in you, however, we need to be ahead of that we need training can't hire someone and go to it it it takes time to ramp up to receive thousands of applications so i think to the immediate term in the next two years we're fine i think two years down the road we have to start ramping up the staff for the 2021 year. >> very good thank you i'm wondering do you have any ad