the fact that there's snow two and a half hours from us is not comforting. >>> mary marshall has a lookst. mary, it was a mess last night. >> it was. i'll tell you, law larry -- larry, is s word is not in my vocabulary yet. i don't say that word until december. as you step outside slick streets, debris on the roads from trees and leaves. all of that out there with scatter showers. we have another two hours of the rain and that will begin to clear from west to east. it's chilly out there. these are the temperatures . 46 degrees in washington with the wind chill it feels more like 40 some areas obviously feeling like the 30s out there. this is how your day will begin to pan out. 47 by 9:00 a.m., 52 by noon and around 56 degrees by 5:00 this afternoon. so highs today in the mid to upper 50s. it will feel very chilly out there. even though you see a little bit of sun by the afternoon a jacket will keep you comfortable throughout the day. ellen. >> sorry, that was me with the furniture. i had to keep my jacket on until the last second. >>> we had a lot of weather problems on the roads this m

mary marshall former senior adviser to senator john kerry.e began the hour with a press conference by general kelly. i haven't had a chance to go to this. this is general kelly talking about senator bob corker. >> often times members of congress will say, gee, i didn't mean i for it to come out that way. sometimes they'll say, i mean it . i'll take that to the president. then there are others, as the president would say, grandstanding. i'm not saying senator corker's that way. i'm just saying some people grandstand and kind of enjoy the attention. >> dana: guy benson, do you think that sent a message to anybody on capitol hill, that they should pick up the phone and try to call general kelly? >> that's exactly what he was saying. that was sort of a brush back pitch at corker. i'm not necessarily talking about corker, but i'm talking about corker. and if people want to join him, they ought to be careful because i'm gonna push back as well, kelly being a very respected figure, as we just heard chris say. he was totally correct about that. so, a

mary. janet brown was one of the grand marshals. i announced the parade, which they didn't sensor me.ully i didn't offend anybody. janet is from sterling, a news 4 fan. >> nice. >> it was fun to see all the greek life members and the dance team there. announcing them all as they made their waywn williamsburg, colonial williamsburg. a lot of alumni in our area headed down, too. >> how fun. love this time of year. >> weather was perfect. >> ricketts, it is phenomenal. >> not wearing the uggs. sometimes trying to keep warm. when they have to perform, the tear-aways, like they're basketball all-stars. >> it was perfect out there. >> awesome. >> i am from virginia and never been to colonial williamsburg. >> let's go. >> you're from virginia. >> i love history. >> you, too. >> you guys make me sick. oh, my gosh. we have to get you down there. >> if the weather somedays li s >> if the weather somedays lita this, we have tons of weekends to go. they have a great christmas thing out there, too. i don't know if i can predict out that far, but right now, we're lookat then things start to change.

john marshall had maybe three months of legal education, one year at the most, at william and mary.e says his greatest education came in the battle of monmouth and valley forge, in the revolution, when he learned about the importance of a strong central government. when a government can't fund soldiers, something is amiss. and there is a constant concern about states going awry, in one way or another, prejudicial states. that seems to be consistent theme and it is statute nicely presents this. and right by the statute is sort of, john marshall's greatest hits. --k berry versus madison marbury versus madison. , that the phrase government's outcome of by, and for the people. they language lincoln used in the gettysburg address, not tg h exacte language that link and used in the gettysburg address, but similar to the language that marshall was using. the government we are talking to theere is supreme state governments, so the supremacy argument was linked to this concept, this republican concept of, by, and for the people so that is john marshall the jurist, some of material that is fa

marshall—mccormack, bbc news, houston. an unfinished portrait believed to be of mary queen of scots has been found hidden underneath anotherure was x—rayed as part of a research project. it's going on display at the scottish national portrait gallery from saturday. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. sirjohn maitland was lord chancellor of scotland in the late 16th century. this portrait of him was by the dutch painter adrian va nson, court painter to king james. but when researchers x—rayed this painting, this was what they found underneath — a ghostlike image believed to be of scotland's former queen. i was quite shocked to discover a woman's face looking at me and then i realised, having grown up in scotland, that i thought it was mary queen of scots, and i was so excited that i ran up three flights of stairs to show it to my mentor. mary was forced to abdicate in 1567 and was held prisoner by her cousin, elizabeth i, for nearly 20 years before her final execution. a heroin for some, a villain for others. ——a heroine for some, a villain for others. the factor we have to think about is mary's execution. the inscribed date on

marie callender's >>> welcome back. the pop culture lead now, 50 years ago this month, thur good marshall was sworn in as the first african long before that history or before he argued the famous school segregation case, marshall was a young naacp lawyer fighting for justice. kind of like a superhero according to to the people behind the movie "nationwide." marshall, about the making of a pioneer. >> i only represent innocent people. people accused because of their race. that's my mission. >> i never touched that woman. >> joining me now, chadwick who plays the young thurgood marshall in the new movie and the director of the film. thank you so much for being here. it's an honor. fan of both of you have been for a long time. >> thank you. >> reginald, when i heard there was this movie, i assumed it was going to be a traditional biopick telling the story of his life. it's not that at all, it's a courtroom drama about one case. >> yes, i mean, thurgood's life is too big far single movie. that's a mini series. but i was intrigued by this kies because you don't know about it. you know, you learn about brown versus board of edu