actually, i believe that this is justisiable because i believe that noel canning has a legitimate dispute. is, i think, that there is a real case or controversy involving this canning, and i actually think that separation is about at its core individual liberty so i don't think this is the kind of thing politicalft to the branches to work out on their own and i think this is the sort of thing that the court ought to be -- the court ought to take a at and i think the court, granted cert in the case, is likely to reach the merits. a predictive matter. i don't think the court will say nonjustissable and i don't think this will say that. but this debate is not about that. trying to answer the constitutional question quite regardless if the court ought to be involved. if it were nonjustissable, it fall by default to the president, would it not? >> no. you could believe it was nonjustissable, you could believe the president was bylating the constitution these appointments and you could think there were other proper remedies. for example, you could believe impeach was proper or you could believe

president filled the positions the nlrb acted on a court ruling from washington state that the noel canning company had violated a contract with its employees. they took the case to the dc court of appeals stating that the nomin nominees were unconstitution an therefore the board had no room to react. the senate either agree with the administration that the president can make appointment at any break, or the senate could continue to block appointments , and literally presidential appointments should only fill vacancies at that time. >> what the president has done here when the senate is convening sessions every three days. these appointments were particularly unprecedented. >> historically presidents were both parties have made recess appointments. sometimes to install officials who would otherwise have a difficult time in the senate confirmation process. the supreme court case of the national labor relations board has given a lengthy 90- minute oral argument. the court will hear from lawyers respecting from both sides and 45 senators concerned about overreach. >>> how did the framers of th

the dispute, of course, began two years ago when noel canning, based in yakima, washington, appealed federal labor board's ruling on its contract with the teamsters union, representing the country's workers. the national labor relations board had decided in favor of the company's workers who had negotiated a 40-cents-an-hour raise. noel canning said the decision was incorrect, and took aim at several of the nrlb board members, appointed by president obama in january 2012 during a congressional recess. a year ago in january, a d.c. circuit court of appeals ruled that the president had overstepped his authority under the constitution, and that the senate was not technically in recess when he acted. and that the nlrb appointments were invalid. let's go to pete williams who, of course, is live at the supreme court where we'll hear these arguments today. pete, the impact that this is going to have is either on obama appointees post -- starting in 2015, if republicans gain control of the senate, or for the next president. >> reporter: that's right. of course, this is a power presidents hav

>> actually i believe this is judicialable because noel can link has of legitimate missed you. there is a real case for controversy involving this party, noel caning and the separation of powers at its core is about individual liberty so i don't think this is the kind of thing that is left to the political branches, they quite work out on their own but this is the sort of thing the court ought to be, ought to take a crack at. i think the court granted third in the case, very likely to reach the merits. this is a predictive matter i don't think the courts can say this is nonjudicialable and i don't think it should say that but this debate is not about that. we are trying to answer the constitutional question regardless whether the court ought to be involved. >> then it would fall by default to the president would it not? >> no. you can believe it was nonjudicialable and that from president was violating the constitution by these purported appointments and you could think there were other proper remedies. you could believe impeachment was proper or you could believe that this was

no noel roney says she canned her after she talked about requiring children to get their hand stamped if they don't have enough money in their lunch account. the children felt humiliated like they had done something wrong. they didn't want to go into the lunch room it is unethical and disrespectful. in response the board of directors says it does not condone or tolerate unretaliation. >> a sushi restaurant in colorado created a menu offering weed pairing with food. now that pot is lisle egal in t state. they are offering a new pot and dinner pairing menu encouraging customers to come in and get high and eat. just so the patrons can relax they say their dining room is urge nomcally designed to reduce paranoi paranoia. >> the time now -- i don't have anything to say about that. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. you don't need to spend a penny or even leave your house to get rid of a migraine forever. we will have simple and new cures forehead aches. how to google plus invitation. it lands this man behind bars. the outrageous story you have got to hear. ♪ >> if you have been fast asl

noel, first off, i can count. i guess i can count five maybe, arkansas, louisiana, north carolina, alaska. i can count five. maybe there's a 50-50 tie. what am i missing here? >> a state that we originally had off the table is back in play and that's virginia, and that's because of ed gillespie, a guy that can stand on his own, a guy that has a great reputation. also, look at michigan. look at what terry ann land has raised. she's raised almost $4 million 3rks$.7 million. governor snyder has a slight lead as well. this is like in arkansas, we have tom cotton running against prior and asa hutch chin son. michigan that was originally off the table and virginia, these are back on. republicans are starting to play and blue states. >> chris, are you shaking in your boots? are your knees knocking? you heard what noel had to say. >> no, not yet. is that a conclusion? i think there's two dynamics to keep in mind. one is history. you had a six-year itch for every president, they tend to lose seats in the senate and the hou

can be gracious. meet the lady who is screaming good gracious because mitt by be moving on but noel says, come on.ht is wrong when dealing with constant apologies from the left. she says they're part of a pattern and whether it's sarah palin or mitt romney, the grand old party better size this assault for what it ills. noel says the left unhenninged and main stream media unbotherred and unbowed. how do they respond? >> it's going to continue and the republicans our side needs to not only continue to accept the apology but we need to back it up and have a little bit more of a spine, and say, what you did was, a., wrong, and explain why. especially in mitt romney's case, with harris per -- perry. he could have said i'm insulted and what you did is offlimites, family members, and are you saying something disparaging about interracial relationships? what how saying? >> he is just the latest, whether it's sarah palin or anyone republican and that becomes wildly exaggerated. >> we should remain taking the high road and accept the apologies, but use the platform to stick up for ourselves. nobody likes so

can imagine. there goes the dear, that is a 12 pack. a logger, noel and america. it is off to some fishermen. just called it in. >> it could deliver anything, frankly. it just makes the most headlines. know, the faaus has banned the use of drones for commercial delivery so far. this was just a publicity stunt. the guy didn't think he was going to get a call from the faa because this was delivered for free for the purposes of creating the commercial that we are now showing. yet he did. he got two calls from the faa. >> what is the beer like? >> i haven't tried it. apparently they don't do transatlantic flights yet. beer, so awfulan is probably the answer. >> i'm going to forward all hate mail to you. where would you like to take us? >> i will show you this. dave will talk about it. that is how i like to do it. it is the six nations. that is a couple of the english players. he says, we have no fear. the reason he says that is because, as you know, a lot of will be uncapped players and very young players who haven't tasted the cauldron which is playing in paris. >> it is going to be fascinating.

noel. she has exactly your face. >> i don't know if that's a good thing. >> dad's 3rd daughter may look like him, but she's the only one who canlaim the title of first bay area baby born in the new year. >> i was really in shock because they started yesterday morning, seven or so, i got my first phone call, come over and get the granddaughters. >> little sister came into the word just two seconds past midnight. liliana noel weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces. dad there was every step of the day at kaiser. >> i've got a lot of respect for that woman going through that pain. i know i couldn't handle myself. >> she knows how to pose. >> the now middle sister, three and a half, seems to be taking nice to her roll. no sibling rivalry. >> we knew it could be a december or january birthday and didn't know which year, what she was going to be, either, so lots of surprises. >> as for being the first baby, mom mel i understand a didn't realize -- melinda didn't realize it happened as everyone was hosting to 2014. >> i was just happy she was out. >> liliana's a sweetheart. their parents say they kind of wished she would arrived three seconds later

can say. >> don't accuse me of plagiarism, 'cause as you know, noel coward wrote the play "brief encounter."w." and "talk show 2" sounded a little corny so this will be called "brief encounters." >> jimmy: the sqeakwul. [ laughter ] you were the first to call me when i got "late night," and i'll never forget that. it was a really surreal moment for me. because i didn't think it was real. i was like, dick cavett is calling me? i guess i'm in the talk show club. there is -- there's not that many people that have their own talk show. >> i didn't realize it would have such an effect on you. i hate to tell you this, but that wasn't me. >> jimmy: i knew it. see, much too late. do you remember what you said to me? what advice you gave me? >> get out of the job if you can. >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. no, you didn't say that. >> and if you can't -- i had going on the show at the moment you enter advice, which got -- do some before the show, you have nerves, do violent exercise, play a rough tennis game, go to a rough workout. have some rough sex. [ laughter ] whichever -- anything that makes you sweat

the winners and crack noel and his constant coughing and a burning and itching sensation in the eyes patients think and allergies so we ran tests that nothing turns up. tourists can leave the city the resident cat they have to move away. it's dangerous here. it's no coincidence that all my dogs died of cancer. thoughtful in krakow twenty five thousand homes each week column. twenty five year old stephen chow is no exception he sees gas to cook clean and cold to keep warm. he studies his ears and a empty field as the evening. in a harsh winter he tipped me off to see tons. he wouldn't be haunted him to switch to gas they tease heating bills when doubled. it looks. i do feel guilty right now i can do anything about it. when i go outside in the region and here i can tell from the effects of my own bodies of all he is not good. and i just can't afford gas. i have to keep cool he's macy's corny even seen a team which also cost him money. energy consumption by two teams he uses an intranet camera to seek out the problems ends he's really peaches like these. the anime and read shy when he teases taking on too many days when she tees inside the consultants quickly able t

oakland city councilman noel gallo is talking about would be headquartered here a network of videocameras and social media feeds from all over oakland fed here where law enforcement can keep an eye on it. >> civil liberties are important to me. but at the same time, you know, sometimes i may have have to sacrifice it to protect my grandmothers and my children and my families and my neighborhood. >> reporter: tonight's public safety meeting councilmembers were all set to green light a contractor called schneider electric to finish phase 2 of the surveillance center. [ cursing ] >> reporter: opponents showed up to say there's one serious problem with schneider. >> they are directly and intimately involved with nuclear weapons work. >> reporter: and that would be a violation of oakland municipal code. brian hover a lawyer with the oakland privacy working group found out about the nuclear involvement with a google search. >> all the evidence is on their website. >> reporter: we found it ourselves. schneider says our main applications domains including weapons launching control systems for nuclear submarines and nuclear weapon handling systems. hoeffer and others want to

noel that ride atv's up river canyons when that is illegal -- >> that is not illegal. i rode up the river with over 400 people. that has been a road for as long as i canemember, the blm had their own people on the trail. no one was arrested and no one was charged -- it had been four years -- >> hold on a second, guys. mariah you have been fighting for causes you believe in since you were 12. there have been references made to extremists here. what do you consider an environmental activist? >> i guess that's a really brood term and it could be any number of resistor s. for me being an environmental activist has always been peaceful and non-violent and pretty much standing up for and standing against an industry that has hurt my family and my home personally and also continuously shows disregard for life. >> lisa our community has some comments about outside influences, i want to get that in real quick . . . >> before we go to break, i do want to get one more thing in. we asked trans-canada about how protests impact their work. here is part of an email they sent to us . . . you can read their entire statement on our website at aljazeera.com/ajm stream,

noel. >> i got it. >> these guys are bearing the cold. it is cold out here. >> eric, is there anybody else out there you can ask how cold it is? >> can you swing it around? is it cold out here? >> yaeh. >> how cold is it, eric? >> cold. >> go back to the lady with the english accent. >> what about my accent. >> i thought it sounded british when i first heard it. >> bob thought you were british. >> no. this is good old southern accent. >> okay. i got it. >> bob said she had an english accent and i said no that is a southern accent. >> they sound so much alike. >> kimberly has one. >> real quick, what else are they going to do with their time from now until sunday because the weather is so cold. >> kimberly wants to know what you are doing between now until when you leave. >> we are trying to head home. we got show tickets for tonight. so we're going to go. >> it is warm inside. what are you doing? >> out all day tomorrow and in tonight. >> are you going to go out? >> we are going to stay in tonight and then my mom is driving the -- freight train so we are going out. >> hopefully we're going out tomorrow. >> i'm going to go insi

can i get you to hand this to the commissioners. >> sure. go ahead and start speaking. >> i'm walter chaplain. i lived in dolores heights for 10 years before i moved to forest noels for the last 3 years. i'm here to support see's candy for their new location in the safe way shopping center. see's candy has been a local done -- donor for many years. the model a club which has been around since 1956 raises money for many to its benefit car shows for many local charities including make a wish foundation. see's candy for many years has been a supporter and helped us in our efforts. more recently see's helped the harvey rights milk academy when the car show was in the castro. additionally, my 93-year-old neighbor who drives currently to stones town to clemente street to go to see's candy store is all excited that she'll be able to buy see's candy nearby. she goes to other locations. she too living in forest knowles and still driving would love to see a see's candy here on market street. i believe that see's candy proposed use is appropriate. in the immediate context, it will serve the community. it provides a product and a service that the community would like to see.

converting e-cigarettes and as ktvu's noel walker reports they could be getting high at school without anyone knowing. >> what is he saying here? >> reporter: kids canhool, some lessons come from textbooks, some are learned after class on the street, specifically the information superhighway. >> we are talking about electronic e-cigarette. >> reporter: there are tutorials for just about anything you don't want your kids to know including a new drug trend, converting e- cigarettes to use thc oil, the active ingredient in marijuana. >> kids at school are able to use these vaporizers relatively undetected even in the classroom. >> reporter: without teachers realizing it because like standard e-cigarettes, the ones converted to use thc have no telltale smell and no smoke, just vapor. >> you can be in somebody's house using this in one room and not know they have used it. >> reporter: vaporizers like these used by medical marijuana patients where smoking a joint is like drinking a beer, using a vaporizer, it's like throwing back a shot, it's more powerful. that may be okay for medical marijuana card carrying adults but for kids -- >> risk that they used

noel negotiate a proper status agreement. they didn't button up. they said, we're pulling out. we're not going to have u.s. forces. this is what was forecast. there's no surprise, so they cane own ership of this because this is on their hands. >> can i get greg in here? >> bob is going to explode. >> i want to know what you expected them to do? to keep -- you say -- >> a slower rollout. so they could have the gain. >> it was awfully slow. the idea that somehow this is the fault of obama is just absolutely insane. >> they didn't button it up. you can't pull out and expect everything is going to stay okay. >> alow me. here's the thing, i don't like getting into wars any more than you do. >> me, either. >> if you're going to do it and spent trillions of dollars and thousands of lives, finish the job. finish the job before you come back and make sure they're done. >> one of the strategies that has been most sungsisful is denying al qaeda a safe haven. if you look at this from a geopolitical standpoint, in addition to the situation in iraq, you have a problem of it possibly spreading to syria. and then you is a completely different problem. and this would be a big victory for i

can be done. we don't have any city or spacing out on some of the ecology of literally being lost to the states because of the area. it's the effect of doubling his. noel. it's just lights up the mattress it is you. indeed the right cell phone say claire and now my cousin cinematic icc a chance to be the cannes film festival. i think i just got to come into this intense film bonanza at least that and that is his winning console of choice at was at its base and i'd be dead balcony was the warmest come to a nice thing that strikes the old lady is from basic rights. it's so c'mon people it's a calming and three al islam and its three am as it goes like that and after all it is bearing witness to a lengthy relationship between two young women when they are happy we are happy we get to know them over the course of the film and when things start falling apart but very sad for them. a great deal was made out of the rather explicit scenes. i think they're absolutely crucial. i think they're well done and i think that the so called controversy around the philippines. he is so unfortunate because it's entirely about what goes into making a movie not the movie it