ms. fisher worked as a she out lived her husband and son but surrounded by family including two great great granddaughters born last year. happy birth day, her christmas, good for her. >>> a family who lost their home to a a fire has many reasons to be thankful this christmas. >>> the huge outpouring of support from their community. >>> and a wamuth on the wrong side of the law, what she did that led police on a chase . >>> welcome back, 4:52 right now, checking our top stories, severe storms turned deadly down south, six people were killed in mississippi, tennessee and arkansas. in northern mississippi a tornado that was on the ground for about 10 minutes destroyed dozens of homes much the dangerous weather is expected to let up today. >>> in other news, the cleveland circle chipotle is set to reopen today. city inspectors giving the location a clean bill of health after a noro vie rouse out break sickened is 140 people, mostly boston college students. inspectors say the restaurant has been cleaned and disinfected and new procedures should prevent this from happening again. >>> several stu

ms. fisher. i don't do predictions, so we never know what the court will do, but i didn't hear anything today to justify that. >> and let me take you to chicago for a moment where today in an extraordinary aappearance before the city council, a special session, rahm emanuel basically apologized, you know, and claimed, promised a whole new day in terms of reigning in that controversial chicago police department. let me play it for you. >> one young man asked me a simple question that gets to the core of what we're talking about. he said, do you think the police would ever treat you the way they treat me? and the answer is no. and that is wrong. and that has to change. that has to come to an end and end now. no citizen is a second-class citizen in the city of chicago. [ applause ] if my children are treated one way, every child is treated the same way. there is one standard for our young men. >> sherilynne, i don't know if you could see the video but he was very passionate about this. >> i'm really

ms. fisher know about this? what are you going to take discovery about?nd he found no need in this court, all they say is, we'd like to reiterate the benefits of diversity, but those were accepted, and we'd like a few testimonials about students admitted holistically without knowing whether they were the beneficiaries of the race or not. you can't can't litigate that way. thank you, your honor. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> on washington journal, the founder and president of the arab-american institute. he talks about the debate over muslims in america and the u.s. strategy against isis. then a look at the future of the affordable care act. efforts by republicans to block key provisions. our guest alex wayne of a bloomberg news. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 eastern. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. president obama met with his national security team at the pentagon to discuss ways to find isis. the president spoke to reporters for a few minutes af

ms. betty fisher. in 1950, she and her husband moved to arlington, texas with her children and she dedicated herself to the democratic party politics. she served as a volunteer and first woman chair of the party in 1982. she helped get one of our former congressmen, robert frost, elected during that time period. and in addition to her work for the democratic party and all her efforts, that her and her husband were very involved in the labor movement and strongly elieved that every man and woman deserved the right to make a decent living. ms. betty fisher did it all and very few left like her today. we were blessed to have her. i'm glad that our time on this earth overlapped with each other and just wish her family all the best during this time period as they cope with their recent loss. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. are there further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? to speak for one

ms. fisher know about this? what are you going to take discovery about?d no need in this court, all they say is, we'd like to reiterate the benefits of diversity, but those were accepted, and we'd like a few testimonials about students admitted holistically without knowing whether they were the beneficiaries of the race or not. you can't can't litigate that way. thank you, your honor. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to give their attention. >> you have the right to an attorney. you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. is that clear? >> yes. >> after two hours of police questioning, he confessed and signed a statement saying his confession had been given voluntarily. convictedmiranda was and sentenced to 20 years in prison, but his lawyer argued he had not been told of his right to an attorney. the case went all the way to the supreme court. on c-span.cases live tonig

ms. columbia was the winner when it should of been miss philippines. harvey brains -- blames the error on incorrect information on cue card. it's a mistake. everybody makes mistakes.>> it would be like fisher saying it was going to snow on christmas want white christmas, you are in luck. snowstorms for the next five days. you know the truth though. it will continue to be warm. 45.7 is our average temperature, way ahead of the base for the warmest december on record. our average will go up this week, extremely where -- rare when you are in the final stages of december. it is the mirror image of last february. a lot of people have been saying we will pay for this later. maybe we are needed. this year is exactly average. it was so cold in the spring and winter. now we are right in the middle. current temperatures, 52 in boston. a very mild night, mild air to the south and west. we will be staying in the 50s in many towns throughout the night. you might feel a sprinkle. most of it is not reaching the ground. this area by the ohio river will be moving north and east. a couple of showers out the door in the morning. we will see more areas of rain, breezy out of the southwest. temperatures well i

ms. fischer: thank you. mr. mccain: thank you, i appreciate -- mr. cane: thank you. i appreciate senator fisher bringing up the weinberg authorization. i think there are many reasons why an authorization is really important. one is just the legal requirements of article 1 and article 2. the second is the sign of resolve that you show to adversaries, allies, and spembley your troops. mr. kaine: the third is the weinberg document. it helps you clash out at the beginning what is the mission nd goal. congress usually doesn't just accept an authorization verbatim. congress rejected president bush's originally presented version and batted it around and came up with something different. the war against isil is one that we started on august 8, 2014. the president, to protecty i ziddies and the american cons late. want couple of weeks it was -- ok, now we have to go on offense. but we didn't have the discussion. we didn't have the administration's presentation of the rationale and then the withering cross examination that that deserves. i fought the president for not sending an authorization to congress