he made a nationwide search and came up with a splendid o'connor. sandra day justice,s a new someone or another would call me justice o'connor. [laughter] justice ginsburg: they knew there was a woman on the supreme court, so a woman's voice meant that i should be justice o'connor. nowadays there are three of us, 1/3 of the bench, and because my seniority i sit close to the middle. justice sotomayor is on one end, justice kagan on the other, and anyone who has watched arguments at the court knows that my are verylleagues active in what goes on. when justice scalia was with us i think he and justice sotomayor had a contest of who could ask the most questions. [laughter] >> you were interested in that survey that found that the women justices were interrupted more. what is your considered judgment of that? justice ginsburg: i think my colleagues would notice that and perhaps be more careful. but we do interrupt each other as the former law clerks here know. one of the most amusing , there was anhat oral argument and justice o'connor, who often asked t

justice o'connor is a girl of the golden west, laid-back, speaks slowly. people who knew the two of us recognized immediately that sandra got out two words to my every one. [laughter] justice ginsburg: it is a wonderful example of the stereotype. mr. rosen: you have a very different style on the bench and in conversation. on the bench you are right in there, but in conversation all your friends know it is in the pauses we have to wait because you are about to say something very special. [laughter] yes, my lawburg: clerks know that, too. [laughter] justice ginsburg: i try to think before i speak. [laughter] justice ginsburg: it is something that my husband learned as a law teacher. he was concerned that the men were volunteering much more often than the women, and one of his colleagues gave him advice. she said don't ever call on the first hand that is raised. that will invariably be a man. wait 5, 6 seconds and you will see women's hands go up because women were thinking before they spoke. [laughter] mr. rosen: we are out of time, but i am reluctant to let

. >> reporter: kathy o'connor is credited with stopping her grandson joshua o'connor from shooting up aces high school. we met her outside of her home. kathy could be talk to you?>> no. >> reporter: while she was not up to speaking we did speak to her neighbor ron mcglocklin. >> she is a nice person. i really care for her. i feel sorry that things turn out that way. >> reporter: we watched detectives collect evidence at the house. we found joshua o'connor's facebook page. he attended aces high school. on social media he has pictures of guitars. his grandmother found a rifle hidden in a guitar case in his back room. he had a journal and has been -- and have been studying school shootings. in court today the prosecutor said o'connor even purchased the same kind of rifle erik harris used in the columbine shooting. ace is on the same campus as challenger elementary school. >> the elementary school is right here. you can tell me he may not have gotten bored and wouldn't have come next-door. >> we are terrified we should have been notified. >> reporter: ron mcglocklin hopes the best for his

that is why o'connor thinks it is even more important to let women take light duty. but talks with county leaders in the past have gone nowhere, he said.assume that they're concerned with cost but we're talking about the life of a female firefighter," o'connor said.brewer said it time to accrue enough vacation time to take off for pregnancy needs. "if you're a young woman and you come to our department, it would take you 6-7 years to accumulate that much sick or vacation to cover your pregnancy," brewer explained. the fire department does allow firefighters extra shifts in to their time off. says she hasn't been able to get fire chief john those shifts. o'connor plans to keep fighting for a pregnancy policy, but his next chance to do so for firefighter specifically, is not any time soon.to get it into a probably be 2019."so, he is thinking the lack of a light policy affects all county except those indian river office. (pam) the president of the fire union says, this has been a lost battle for years. now... he is hoping public outcry will spark some much -needed chang

tom o'connor knows no one is immune, still it's pretty galling that his car window was smashed right outside city hall in broad daylight as he was inside working on contract negotiations for san francisco's firefighters. >> it's amazing. and i was thinking too my alarm must have been going off when they were crawling through the car and no one said anything or did anything. >> reporter: o'connor went to vent, using city hash tacks, everything's okay here, not as a dig, but as a call to action. mayor mark ferrell says his upcoming budget should reflect resources to help fix the crisis. there were an astounding 30,000 car break ins in san francisco last year, many in tourist areas like long lombard street. and the neighborhoods are suffering. residents in the inner sunset have made their own warning signs. the auto glass company on bryann street where o'connor brought his car for repairs has seen a tremendous uptick in business. >> every four or five cars brought into my shop, at least two have been broken into. >> what i will do my first week in office will be to have a big discussion

. >> reporter: joshua o'connor may have been the next school gunman, but then his grandmother calledorter: cathi o'connor called police to her home in everett, washington, when she discovered this in her grandson's journal: n' >> couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do. but, boy, it was sure the right thing for her to do. >> reporter: court documents say the 18-year-old had a aemiautomatic rifle hidden in a guitar case, bomb-making equipment, and detailed plans to shoot people at aces high school, where he was a student. "i need to get the biggest ly clity number i possibly can," he wrote. authorities say the rifle matches one used monday to rob a convenience store, and that o'connor wrote in his journal about how powerful he felt, and how scared the female cashier was at him pointing his gun at her. prosecutors believe the robbery was meant to get money to buy more material for the attack his grandmother prevented. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> glor: we'll be right back here, with a hero's story. when you combine ancestry's dna test with its historical records.

. >> tom o'connor filed a police report for what is his third car break-in.t one really ticked him off because it happened in broad daylight right outside city hall when he was inside in his role as union president working on contract negotiations for the firefighters. >> it's amazing. i was thinking too my alarm must have been going off and they were crawling through the car. and nobody said anything or did anything. >> o'connor veteraned on twitter with sarcastic hashtags. city is fine no problem here. and including the mayor some saw that as a dig. but o'connor says he just wants the problem solved. >> quite frankly i share the frustration oh in the tweet. >> the mayor tells us his upcoming budget reflect resources to help fix the crisis. there were an astounding 30,000 car break-ins in san francisco last year. many in tourist areas like along lombard street. in japantown olympic skater had had her costume stolen during a smash and grab. and the neighborhoods suffer. residents in the inner sunset have made their own warning signs. the auto glass company on

. >> you're talking about kevin o'connor's e-mail? >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear the question. could you say it again? i'm sorry. >> i said is the sound study the e-mail from kevin connor? is that the sound study? >> that is about the sound actual study that we have done. >> where is that? >> it should have been provided in your document. >> when did you submit that? >> it was e-mailed today? >> why is it getting e-mailed to us today? why not, like, a few days ago so we can have a chance to -- >> in order to complete the study -- i mean, the person that did the study is here, if you have questions for him, as well. i have the report here, as well. >> i think -- can we see that report? >> it's more of a -- >> can i see that, too, because i don't know if i received that. >> right after that. >> and i printed everything you sent. >> this is not the whole report, this is just the memorandum. >> oh . this is from mr. pauli. this is in the back. >> you've got one. >> kevin connor's is just the timeline of what he has done and what has been recently done. >> okay. so when i'm reading

. >> reporter: joshua o'connor may have been the next school gunman. but then his grandmother called 911. >> i'm finding journal entries from my grandson. >> uh-huh. >> he's planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> reporter: cathi o'connor called police to her home in everett, washington when she discovered this in her xwrnd son's journal. "i'm preparing myself for a school shooting. i can't wait. my aim has gotten much more accurate." >> couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do. but boy, it was sure the right thing for her to do. >> reporter: court documents say the 18-year-old had a semi-automatic rifle hidden in a guitar case, bomb-making equipment, and detailed plans to shoot people at aces high school, where he was a student. "i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can," he wrote. authorities say the rifle matches one used monday to rob a convenience store, and that o'connor wrote in his journal about how powerful he felt and how scared the female cashier was at him pointing his gun at her. prosecutors be

thomas o'connor showed us the bursted out window of hits work car today. this is the third time his car has been broken into in two years in san francisco. all were in broad daylight. he was so frustrated that he posted this tweet that reads: >> quite frankly, i share the frustration of that tweet. that's exactly why i've been work with our police chief to get a staffing plan total. >> reporter: mayor farrell said he sees this as an issue of police resources and promises to add money in the budget specifically for sfpd to tackle this problem. >> we need to do better as a city. >> reporter: last week, the city was asked for $1 million to build up a task force to better understand this problem. the mayor said that's a no for him. >> we don't need a task force to study the situation where we know what the problem is already. >> reporter: farrell said instead the d.a.'s office and police need to partner up. >> they always need to work closely together. they've had different kinds of relationships over time. we need our police department to be strong. we need o

. >> reporter: san francisco firefighters union president thomas o'connor showed us the busted out window of his work car. this is the third time his car has been broken into in two years in san francisco all in broad daylight. he was so frustrated that he posted this tweet that reads, hashtag city fine, hashtag, no problems here, and tagged acting mayor mark farrell. >> i share the frustration of that tweet. it's why i have been working with the police chief over the past week to get a staffing plan together. >> reporter: the mayor sees this as an issue of police resources. he promises to add money in the budget specifically for sfpd to tackle this problem. >> this cannot be the status on our streets. we need to do better. >> reporter: last week the district attorney held a press conference where he asked the city for a million dollars to build a task force to understand the problem. mayor farrell said that's a no for him. >> we don't need a task force to study the situation where we know what the problem is already. >> reporter: farrell says instead the d.a.'s office and police need to

. >> reporter: joshua o'connor may have been the next school gunman, but then the grandmother called> i'm finding journal entries from my grandson, and he's planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> cathi o'connor called the police in washington when she discovered this in her grands grandson's journal. i'm preparing myself for a school shooting. i can't wait. my aim has gotten much more accurate. >> it sure couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do, but it sure was the right thing do. >> reporter: the 17-year-old had a semiautomatic rifle hidden in a guitar case and bomb-making plans at aces high school where he was a student.nei ed to get fatality number i possibly can, he wrote. authorities say the rifle matched one used to rob a convenience store and he writes in his journal how powerful he felt and how scared the female cashier was at him pointing the gun at her. prosecutors believe the robbery was to get money to buy more material for the attack his grandmother prevented. john blackstone, cbs news, washington. >>> wow. still ahead on a fast track, dan

. >> reporter: 18-year-old joshua o'connor was arrested tuesday morning. his plot to shoot students was foiled after his grandmother found a journal filled with threats and alarming detail. she called 911. >> no one knows the child better than a parent or a guardian. when you have family members that come forward, that's how the system's supposed to work. >> reporter: court documents reveal the teen writing he wanted to be infamous. i'm learning from past shooters' bombers' mistakes so i don't make the same ones. i can't wait to walk into that class. i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can. today parents learning what could have happened were stunned. >> it's kind of crazy. wow, no matter where you go, you're never safe. >> reporter: o'connor is charged with attempted first degree murder being held on $5 million bail. prosecutors say a semiautomatic rifle was found in a guitar case and explosive material in his room. >> she could have very well saved a number of lives including her grandson's life. >> reporter: at the school flags here at

. >> reporter: when i asked tom o'connor today what his reaction was when he came out and saw all theight outside city hall, he said he thinks what most san franciscans think when this happens to them. first he wondered what was stolen and second he says he shrugged his shoulders because it's happened before and he's not surprised it happened again. >> we were right in the middle of contract negotiations yesterday oddly enough and when i came out, i found my car had been broken into right in the middle of the day right in front of city hall. >> reporter: thomas o'connor showed us the busted out window of his work car today. this is the third time his car has been broken into in two years in san francisco. all were in broad daylight. he was so frustrated he posted this tweet that read #city'sfine , #noproblemhere#markfarrell. >> reporter: the mayor said he sees this as an issue of police resources. he promises to add money in the budget specifically for sfpd to tackle this problem. >> we need to do better as a city. >> reporter: last week george gascon held a press conference where he

and people said well, you know, it sounds like you're going hard on justice o'connor and he said we are friends and we disagree on some things and i view this and you come out to the middle bring in new tab gloves you come out swinging and i said justice o'connor didn't see it that way but his view was that you argued about the law and that was the way to do it because that's the way to grapple with what is right answer and people disagree you talk it out. >> guest: and he often said he's recorded as saying i don't attack people, i attack ideas and a lot of very good people have very bad ideas and that is how he saw it. he didn't in his opinions obviously do ad hominem attacks and he didn't do it in the speeches either and we expect people to give it back to him. he didn't expect going back to the fox analogy he asked the people to take down punches at him, too. justice ginsburg writes forward to this collection and one of the things she mentioned is that they people may know they were good friends and they also were good colleagues because they help each other writing their opinion

, and people said, you know, sounds like you're going hard on justice o'connor. he said we're friends. we if a agree. you come out to the middle of the ring and tap gloves and come out swinging. that's justice o'connor probably didn't see it exactly that way but his view was that you sort of argued about the law, that was the way to do it because that's the way to grapple with what is the right answer. people disagree. you should talk it out. >> guest: and he often said he -- often quoted as sawing i don't attack people, i attack ideas. a lot of very good people have some very bad ideas and that's how he saw it. he didn't -- in miss opinions, voicely do, ad hominem attacks and didn't do that either in speeches help expected people to give it back to him. he expected people to take their own punches at him, too. justice ginsburg writes the forward and she mentions that they -- people may know they were good friend. they also were good colleagues because they helped each other writing their opinions by pushing back at each other in the drafts. kind of explaining ho

and i want to acknowledge tom o'connor, vigilant making sure we have healthy safe work places and theomen standing behind me, members of this very station looking forward -- many drive by each day to look at the progress of the station. hat's off to alton construction. these are the men and women who will be working out of the station, led by the assistant chief here at this division house. we only have two division houses in the city, one at 19th and the other right here. it's a vital part of our operation. assistant chief is with us and the members assigned to engine five, truck five and battalion five, who by the way are still at work, reassigned to local stations. i just wanted to say thank you, great job and we look forward to cutting the ribbon as president breed said. appreciate it. (applause) >> we all know no project happens without the partnership of the actual contractor. so we're going to ask the contractor from alton construction to come up and say a few words. i will tell you, i have made quite a number of visits to the site during constructions and some of the beams and

jojo alexander o'connor, de 18 aÑos fue arrestado el mismo dÍa que un ex estudiante matÓ a 17 personastamente planeaba un ataque mortal. la policÍa lo arrestÓ, precisamente por intento de homicidio y tambiÉn otros cargos. nos vamos finalmente a david, florida. un dÍa despuÉs de la masacre en una escuela de parkland, la policÍa arrestÓ a una niÑa de 11 aÑos de edad, acusada de amenazar con disparar en su instituciÓn acadÉmica. advirtiÓ que llevarÍa un arma la escuela y materia gente. puso esta nota quede en pantalla debajo de la puerta del subdirector: "traerÉ un arma para matarlos a ustedes, traerÉ el la pistola el 16 con 18 de febrero, estÉn preparados". la escuela estÁ precisamente muy cerca de parkland. un caso similar en houston, donde un joven intentÓ ingresar a la escuela con un arma. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: gracias por esa informaciÓn. fÍjate, javi que tambiÉn un dueÑo de esta tienda, donde habÍa comprado el arma, tactical supply, no fue algo que haya surgido alarma porque el joven llegÓ muy tranquilo a comprar el arma y es importante menciona contactamos o la representan

joshua alexander o'connor de 18 aÑos fue arrestado el mismo dÍa que un estudiante matÓ 17 personas enntamente planeÓ un ataque mortal. la policÍa lo arrestÓ por intento de homicidio y tambiÉn otros cargos. nos vamos aflorida en donde un dÍa despuÉs de la masacre en una escuela en parkland, la policÍa arrestÓ a una niÑa de 11 aÑos de edad acusada por amenazar con disparar en su escuela. dijo que llevarÍa una pistola y matarÍa la gente. se ve a la estudiante de sexto grado poniendo esta nota debajo de la puerta de su director. " traerÉ un arma a la escuela para matarlos a todos ustedes. traerÉ la pistola el 16 o 18 de febrero. estÉn preparados." esta escuela estÁ cerca de parkland. y ademÁs de estos tres casos, para mencionar uno mÁs, similar en houston. en donde un joven intentÓ ingresar a una escuela con un arma. carolina: te agradecemos por la informaciÓn. y fÍjate, javi, que los dueÑos de esta tienda en donde habrÍa comprado el arma lo habÍa conseguido con una bocado y dice que en ese momento para ellos no fue algo que surgiÓ ningÚn tipo de alarmas porque el joven llegÓ muy tranquil

tom o'connor tweeted a photo from the firefighters union account showing his suv with a smashed window. the tweet included the mayor's twitter handle with oproblemshere and city's fine. he said it happened in front of city hall as he was inside in the middle of contract negotiations. o'connor said he wasn't trying to be a critic of the mayor. >> no one is immune from this, these break-ins. it wasn't a dig at the mayor by any stretch. so that backfired. and also we actually support the mayor's efforts at identifying this as a big problem. >> car break-ins in san francisco are at an epidemic. i said it time and time again. parking your car in san francisco should not be a game of roulette. we we need to fix the issue. >> more than 30,000 auto break- ins were reported in san francisco last year. the d.a. is asking the board of supervisors for $1 million to create a task force to deal with the problem. >>> the a's may are moving out of the coliseum. the reason the raiders are not on board with all these changes. >>> also, biggest storm of the season is headed our way. a live look. we see s

. >> reporter: thomas o'connor showed us the busted out window of his work car today. this is the third time his car has been broken into in two years in san francisco. all were in broad daylight. he was so frustrated he posted this tweet that read #city'sfine , #noproblemhere#markfarrell. >> reporter: the mayor said he sees this as an issue of police resources. he promises to add money in the budget specifically for sfpd to tackle this problem. >> we need to do better as a city. >> reporter: last week george gascon held a press conference where he asked the city for $1 million to build up a task force to better understand this problem. the mayor said that's a no for him. >> we know what the problem is already. we don't need a task force. >> reporter: ferrell said instead the d.a. and police need to partner up. >> they always need to work closely together. they've had different relationships over time. we need our da's office and court system to be strong. >> it's shocking how big of problem this is the thieves are emboldened to do it in the middle of the day on a busy

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so, one day, in argument certification justice o'connor was asking a question, and then i jumped in and she said, just a minute. i'm not finished. next next day in "usa today" headline, rude ruth interrupts sandra. [laughter] at lunch immediately after i apologized. she say, ruth, don't worry about it at all. the guys do it to each other all the time. so when i was asked my reaction to the article, my response was, the reporter who wrote the story watched for the next two argument sessions and said, she is right. i never noticed it when the men are interrupting each other. then a woman came to my rescue from georgetown, a great expert in language, and she tried to explain how i came to interrupt sandra. just at sandra day o'connor is from a ranch on the border between new mexico and arizona, laid back gal from the west, and i am a fast-talking jewish girl from new york. [laughter] >> well, people know the two of us, know that sandra got out two words for my every one, but that speech. meant well, but an illustration of jews are fast talking, prone to interrupting each other. >> >> so ma

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joshua o'connor appeared before a judge on wednesday after his a rest for allegedly planning a school his grandmother who learned about it by reading his journal, went ahead and tipped off police. tony dokoupil is here with the disturbing details. >> reporter: joshua's grandmother cathy told authorities she found a semiautomatic rifle hidden in her grandson's guitar case. she also found his journal in which he alleged described a desire to become infamous, write, quote, i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can. on monday night, cathy o'connor was confronted with evidence her teenage grandson joshua may be planning a school shooting. on tuesday morning, she called 911. >> i'm finding journal entries from my grandson. >> uh-huh. >> he's planning to, um, have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> reporter: according to authorities, detectives searched joshua's house and seized a rifle, bomb making equipment and his journal. in it, joshua allegedly wrote, i'm preparing myself for the school shooting. i'm learning from past shooters/bombers mistakes so i don't make

that i think that they lost because of different sayings it cost hillary clinton the years larry o'connor and. means for sure. electoral company and donald trump as as i refer at this article in bloomberg because it was work and it was internet all his money he poured upon it i'm going to stop you there because we have another discussion since we have done the discuss in detail and he has not we have done the discussion to death on this child hell as to why hillary clinton lost sean michael cox one point to you keeping it within the context of what we're discussing today for the white house is there a sense that mcmaster might be something of a loose cannon because instead of reacting defensively he's reacting almost very openly very transparently and saying look we've got these indictments there from robert muller you don't want robert mueller going through your underwear drawer or your trash can because he's empowered to do that kind of thing he's very powerful he's got powers of inquiry therefore it must be real no smoke without fire troops management style has been to build up those t

helping to thwart a school threat in washington, and we're learning more now. 18-year-old joshua o'connorused of threatening to shoot up a school. the grandmother calling 911 after discovering the threat written in his journal. >> what i'm reporting is i'm finding journal entries from my grandson. >> uh-huh. >> and he is planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> so many crediting that grandmother. she told police she found a semiautomatic rifle hidden in a guitar case. >>> the deadly truck case in california tonight. at least five people were killed when a semitruck crashed through the dividriver on the freeway. >>> and smuker recalling several dog foods. the recall includes several varieties of kibls and grits. the company says there is not enough of the drug to pose a threat to pets, but we have much more on our website for you. >>> when we come back on this friday night, something the sheriff said while we were in florida, and we thought he should have the last word tonight. tonight. are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wonderin

but o'connor says he just wants the problem solved. mayor mark far rel says up coming budget should help. many in tourist areas like along lombard street, in japan town olympic skater had her costume stolen. and the neighborhoods are suffering. residents in the inner sunset have made their own warning signs. the auto glass company on brant street has seen a tremendous up tick in business. >> every five cars that come through my shop, at least three to four are broken into. >> reporter: the mayor says one answer he and the police chief have discussed is more staffing. >> doubling more foot patrol. created a central unit focused on car break-ins. >>> a solano county mother wants more than an apology. she believes a teacher should face criminal charges after slapping her son. >> reporter: six-year-old son famous is a first great special education student at vallejo highland element school. >> i was notified that my son may have been slapped by a substitute teacher. >> reporter: hashe told us she wanted to speak directly with the teacher b