let's bring in katie and mike davis. former senate judiciary council as well and president of the article three project as well. watches these issues extremely closely. great to have all of you with us today. mike, let me start with you. as i suggested in that intro several times, justice breyer has not spoken on his behalf. this is not, at all, the way these moments typically go down. the word is the white house got news of his plans to retire last week. what do you think happened here? why didn't he get that important minute to announce this in his own way to the american public? >> that is a very good question. justice breyer is a very good man. he was very good to my former boss justice gorsuch and his low clerks when we joined the supreme court. he's been on the supreme court for 26 years. this is a huge announcement for any justice and for it to leak out like this is unheard of. that is a very good question for the biden white house. and it appeared at the press conference that even president biden was upset this le

powering possibilities. 36 year old lisa patterson was dead, but detective mike davis and crime scenend of case, if any, they had. in the suspicious side of the ledger, lisa's husband, scott, had raised red flags when he declined emergency services help as he raced with his wife to the hospital. likewise, what he said about that drive in a recorded interview raised eyebrows. it's hard to drive and respect or party. i wouldn't think someone would refer to their loved one as a body when you're not even sure you're claiming she's not even dead yet. still, maybe it was just a freak accident. a first pass. look at the weight bench lisa had been on when she died, suggested an accident was plausible and did the autopsy. the medical examiner didn't find anything to explain a sudden death, nothing like a stroke or heart attack. lisa had been in good health, very healthy. thirty six year old woman who worked out. but the autopsy did provide a quite unexpected finding, something that now made the investigators very troubled. lisa had died not from a sudden crushing blow to the neck. the guilloti

let's bring in mike davis, a former law clerk for justice neil gorsuch. g news with us. these are people that you have intimate relationships with and you have spent a lot of time with those on the court. give us your thoughts in this moment as i go back to jennifer griffin's reporting about it seems that the justice wants to get it out there, although we are still waiting on a formal statement, that he was not forced out, and that this is a decision that he made on his own. what can you add to this? >> justice breyer is a good man. he was very good to my former boss, justice gorsuch and law clerks including me when we joined the courts. he has shown independence as a justice, he has been very outspoken about the democrats pushing to pack the supreme court. justice has come out and said it's a bad idea. there's no way demand justice or the left wing groups forced him off the bench. i would note it is surprising that the white house, the biden white house let this announcement leak and they let it get out there before justice breyer had the chance to make t

mike davis joining us by phone.thank you. >> john: sandra, bring in joe with more on this. npr has a statement, don't have it yet in the full screen, but nina, never reported that justice sotomayor asked justice gorsuch to wear a mask nor report anyone admonished him. the suggestion is certainly there, though, joe, that gorsuch declined to wear a mask knowing she had concerns about it but justice roberts came out and said i did not request justice gorsuch or any other justice to wear a mask on the bench. is npr splitting hairs here with the explanation? >> big time. here is the original tweet that npr sent out, ok. you sell me exactly what they are implying here, "tensions are continuing to rise among supreme court justices. refusing to mask up around colleagues. the conservative justices battling each other for more power. the liberal justice feeling outnumbered". the key part there, refusing to mask up around colleagues. compare it to the statement that npr put out and you tell me. they should explain their own tw

richard fowler, and mike davis. welcome back to both of you. start with the legal issue.executive order saying. set the option now at a number of northern virginia schools say we are keeping mask mandates in school. and we expect. so students to comply. >> so back in march that democrat-controlled state legislature gave the democratic come from her powers for the next to collect used to tackle covid and governor youngkin, the new republican governor is using those powers to give parents the choice of whether their kids are masked in schools. we know that masks are not working and for not going to make kids where 95 mask or respirators, and these mask cause more harm than good. governor youngkin has signed that. >> the public to see if that turns into a lawsuit brought against some kids will have to show up without masks to see how that plays out. i want to bring out something from the new attorney general in virginia. he thinks that prosecutors have been too soft on crime and virginia and here is a bit of what he said tonight on the laura ingraham show. >> a lot of a spec

. >> bret: here is mike davis, a former clerk at the supreme court. >> he has shown independence as a pack the supreme court. justice breyer last has come out and said that's a bad idea. there is just no way that demand justice or any of these left wing groups forced him off the bench. he hasn't put out a statement yet. you would have to wonder where this leak came from. it certainly wouldn't have come from the supreme court. >> bret: jeff, it's interesting to see how the white house dealt with this today. it's likely it came from somewhere in that territory 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but, they didn't officially comment today but, also, are kind of making plans for what's next. >> well, i'm not sure that it did come from that area in 1600 pennsylvania avenue. although i don't -- dispute the possibility that the outgoing -- potentially outgoing supreme court justice did inform the white house about this last week. it looked to me like the reporting came from people who are close to breyer. but, in any case, there is no one disputing it. and it is a big opportunity for president biden an

mike: wow that was mayor just moments ago on boston's historic snowfall but fox weather multimedia reporter hunter davisyou heard mayor talking about how historic the storm wasn't. we saw just under 2 feet, right over 23 and half inches was the mark over at the airport. it is still sitting all around maybe i think the snow is going to be here for a while safe to say pre-check out the snow piles here behind me. this is actually where we were reporting from during that now confirmed a blizzard yesterday. pretty brutal conditions. you can see most of this snow is still hanging around. that's a pretty much going to be name of the game is where do we take all the snow? would we do with that? fort lee the important parts of the city those sidewalks, those roadways, those all seem to be clearing out pretty well whether it be with help from the city or residents taking care of it. then of course good old fashion son we have here today helping get rid of some of that. however we are not breaking out of freezing. with a feels like of 7 degrees right now. most of the snow will hang around for an effect boston 2018

course even peta is attacking it here now former arkansas governor mike huckabee and the host of "just listen to yourself" podcast kira davisdical establishment isn't even willing to study the social and psychological impact of transitioning children, and, yet, here they are spending money on turning monkeys trans. what the heck is going on here? >> chuck berry had a song about it years ago called too much monkey business. but this has been pretty historic because it's finally brought people like me, an avid hunter and peta together on the same page. who would have ever thought. joe biden was right. he is bringing the country together. is he getting people from about as far as away as you can get to come together and say this is a crazy use of tax dollars and it is insulting, not just to the taxpayer but it is unnecessarily harmful to monkeys who had nothing to do with transgenderism. >> rachel: yeah. it's outrageous. kira, we did a story on "fox & friends." we talked to dr. marty makary. they are doing the research on the psychological effects of masking because our government, who took tons of covid money won't do it and

mike, you're seeing that a crash is jamming up the north bay? >>> yeah, it's pretty far north but we call it out anyway because i-80, very important in getting into vacaville out of davist's look at the map. we see that around alamo, just past alamo, maybe closer to merchant and that will jam up traffic. there's a semitruck involved and i hear there's another semi they may have to do a switch with the trailers, not clear on what's going to happen there but again, that's north bay, and vacaville. anywhere down towards the bridges, those move very slowly. south of there, an easy drive, little slowing for the trivalley, as we get a look outside the bay bridge toll plaza, also shows you how light it is. things are not really backing up at all through the maze or no meter lights, in fact, so that's great. back to you. >> we like it when it's great news. thanks, mike. >>> a dangerous twist to a popular technology. still ahead on "today in the bay," being tracked without your knowledge. are popular apple air tags being used for thieves to turn into tools? how one woman's frightening story is actually raising some new concerns. >>> it looks as if the price of used cars is comi

davis memorial towards tonight in las vegas before the raiders season finale against the charges the regimen front by a touchdown with five seconds left in regulation, justin herbert throws the ends on where mikecatch. as time expires, they go to overtime tied at 29. a tie in both teams would have been in the playoffs. but the raiders playing for the win, josh jacobs, picks up the first down and charger territory. as you see, the time left the raiders now in comfortable field goal position. they ran down the clock and called time out with two seconds left was up to daniel carlson from 47 yards out . he was right down the middle and the raiders win. 35 32 there in the charges are out. as the fifth seed. the raiders will be at cincinnati on saturday to open the playoffs. and if that's not enough for you on a sunday of sports, how about what happened tonight? at the chase center, home of the warriors in san francisco. 11. tom. after more than two years of rehab for two different injuries, clay thompson was back on the court for the warriors in their game against cleveland. so what are the warriors look for? for their first two for the game, thompson drives the lane, much to the delight of draymon

mike's reporting on this. how do you get this caucus to finally get the fact this is a win for them. they just won it. >> what was the president doing yesterday when he brought up jefferson davishing. it's about what does a president need to do to get vote rights passed which led us very clear we on "morning joe" for over a year have said they needed to do these voting rights bills before they did bbb and infrastructure and this should be a top priority. when i asked this question, i am not asking it because i believe democrats should be playing by the rules. i think they should fight like republicans. what do you think he's going to achieve doing that? >> i was in atlanta and it was out of character. i gasped when he made the comparison invoking mcconnell. >> why the gasp? >> because he makes his peace success is you can question a man's judgment and you can never question their motive. if you are not for rule changes and not for this bill, you are jefferson davis. the crowd loved it. this is a white house that's been careful with how they use political capital. they don't want to put the president out there for any fight. no one thinks this rule fight on the hill is going to

his wife joe his son and mike madden were integral parts and involved with him in all aspects of his life. john told me this many times when he quit the raiders when him and al davish my family but after about three weeks my family said they didn't want to spend more time with me. so he started getting on the train and eventually the bus and went on and did all of this great stuff on television. his family was very, very important to him. that was the most meaningful thing to him in his life. >> brian: jim gray his career and life has been part of the most important people in america. we got a chance to reflect personally with that. jim, thanks so much for your time this morning. >> brian, thanks for having me. >> brian: absolutely. all in his book. got to pick it up. it's fantastic. mean while will and ainsley, according to the clock we have 28 seconds left together. will, do you want to say something special? >> will: i would like to say hey, on the will cain podcast tomorrow itch an hour long conversation with ennis kanter it's fascinating on china lebron and the nba. might want to check it out. >> ainsley: i want to say so good to be back. aren't we grateful f