mr. sutton and by mr. farrell as, see, the ethics commission of greece i had nothing to do with it. that's not true. also, the last thing that should be commented about is that mr. farrell and elected supervisor of the city and county of san francisco has never had the political will or courage or integrity to come before this commission this ethics commission command look us in the face and address it and say the things that his lawyer has negotiated for. [inaudible] mr. sutton did a hell of a job and i hope is getting a hell of a fee. at least that will help as well. in terms of-but mark farrell has a lot to be ashamed of. the voters in the city and county of san francisco should know that and they should not accept any kind of spin that is can i put on it now. that it's over. even the ethics commission they agreed, i do not have anything to do with this. he did. >> i would be recognize. i adopt all the statements commissioner keane has just made. he is been a member of this commission much longer than i and during the period in which this litigation was generated. i want it clear

mr. sutton and by mr. farrell as, see, the ethics commission of greece i had nothing to do with it. that's not true. also, the last thing that should be commented about is that mr. farrell and elected supervisor of the city and county of san francisco has never had the political will or courage or integrity to come before this commission this ethics commission command look us in the face and address it and say the things that his lawyer has negotiated for. [inaudible] mr. sutton did a hell of a job and i hope is getting a hell of a fee. at least that will help as well. in terms of-but mark farrell has a lot to be ashamed of. the voters in the city and county of san francisco should know that and they should not accept any kind of spin that is can i put on it now. that it's over. even the ethics commission they agreed, i do not have anything to do with this. he did. >> i would be recognize. i adopt all the statements commissioner keane has just made. he is been a member of this commission much longer than i and during the period in which this litigation was generated. i want it clear

mr. sutton and by mr. farrell as, see, the ethics commission of greece i had nothing to do with it. that's not true. also, the last thing that should be commented about is that mr. farrell and elected supervisor of the city and county of san francisco has never had the political will or courage or integrity to come before this commission this ethics commission command look us in the face and address it and say the things that his lawyer has negotiated for. [inaudible] mr. sutton did a hell of a job and i hope is getting a hell of a fee. at least that will help as well. in terms of-but mark farrell has a lot to be ashamed of. the voters in the city and county of san francisco should know that and they should not accept any kind of spin that is can i put on it now. that it's over. even the ethics commission they agreed, i do not have anything to do with this. he did. >> i would be recognize. i adopt all the statements commissioner keane has just made. he is been a member of this commission much longer than i and during the period in which this litigation was generated. i want it clear

mrs. claus say they will stick around omaha for awhile, so people may see them around. you certainly can't miss them. coming up, our playoff edition on the line for several area teams. stephanie sutton and stephen watson have team coverage up next in sports. operation football, brought to by mills fleet farm. stephanie: thank you, students. and to all the veterans who served. we'll get to the catholic memorial game in a moment. but first, we kickoff our playoff edition of operation football with a division one state semifinal showdown between lake geneva badger and franklin. the winner gets a trip to this game taking place at kenosha bradford. let's pick it up in the second quarter. lake geneva badger trailing, but they even the score. mason dumez for the 10 yard strike. game is tied at 7-7. later in the second, franklin quarterback mitchell alba goes long. kyle lewis with the catch, and he does the rest, a 56 yard hook up for the touchdown. franklin led 14-7 at the half, and the sabers continue to sink theite the second half. the screen pass out to lewis, and look at him go. nobody can stop him. his third touchdown of the night, a 49 yard connection. franklin in front 28-14. and to

express my deep gratitude to judge jeffrey sutton andauclenwh cochaired the resolutions committee and the members of that committee. [naming members of committee] mrhengorn: i want to thank for his wise counsel. i now turn the podium and the meeting over to paul. paul: thank you, mr. solicitor general. thank you, mr. chief justice, justicee justice, stevens, madam attorney general, and each and every one of you were here today to help with what seems like a nearly impossible task, to pay adequate tribute in a few speeches and resolutions to the extraordinary and impact of justice antonin scalia. antonin scalia a was born march 11, 1936 come in trenton, new jersey, and was raised in queens, new york. scaliahe son of salvador and catherine louise scalia from trenton, new jersey. both of his parents were teachers. and while of relatively modest financial means, the household in which the future justice was to be raised was by all accounts very wealthy, in faith in values, and in the love of and dedication to learning and teaching. so let us not forget today to remember and to thank justice scalia's parents who gave our country and the law such a trem