>> let me ta up the faint hearted originalism point first. the constitution gives congress the power to create an army and navy. say air force and nobody would say therefore there's not the authority to thate an air force and if means you're a faint heart the originalist, so be it. i think that part of it was the the kind of more silly charges of what originalism mean. himmore difficult one for was an eighth amendment case where something that would have perfectly acceptable as a we adoptt in 1791 when the eighth amendment, capital thieving, for horse for example, would be completely unacceptable and i think he saying it no problem violates the eighth amendment to do so today and that's why he made him a faint hearted originalist but i think are marginal cases and don't go to the heart of what enterpriseiginalism is and i think that's why he first responded the way he did said i'm ack and stout hearted originalist. >> a difference between using originalism to strike down legislation and more as a shield to uphold it. about faintlking hearted

contrast the original list. scalia has a much narrower form basically there are three approaches one is called the original intent for the effort is made to understand the original intentions of the delegates in philadelphia and what they were attempting to accomplish. so you look at the records of the federal and convention in the documents the second is original understanding that tries to ascertain what the document to the delegates at the ratifying conventions that brought the constitution into existence of the focus is on the state and "the federalist papers" in the anti-federalist papers written to persuade the delegates in the third approach is the idea called original public meaning and he wants to understand what to the words mean to the society that adopted it? >> i have five pages of dictionaries he has turned to to ascertain what the word meant at a particular time he will read "the federalist papers" not to figure out what the end that they attempted to achieve the simply the words that they use now

that's kind of the scarecrow version of originalism or what the original public meaning was. we're 200 years later. how can we possibly know that? it's so indeterminate. that mean it's a facade for achieving the agenda i want. these are dispositive prove that at least for scalia originalism is not a tool that took him where he wanted. it often took him to where his predispositions took him to go. the notion that we've got a number of criminals getting lighter sentences or having their convictions overturpd awl together is probably not what you would expect from a law and order conservative jurist on the court like sa le scalia. we can't use police investigative techniques, that it would have been completely unknown to the founders if they intrude on your house even in virtual ways rather than -- i think that is dispositive proof that he was not a use originalism as a tool to advance my agenda but use originalism as the end of our inquiry to see what the rule of law requires of us as judges whose job is to interpret not to remake the law. >> it's also really hard to see how or

the original started life as an ambulance.gan as a hearse. >> if there's a paranormal problem we're the ones to answer the call. >> how cool is the car and then how heavy are those backpacks? >> super cool. cadillac. >> i can carry kate easier than i can care the packs. >> kate like this. >> go ahead. >> i could do th all day. tall. >> pack. take it out of me. >> remember, annie potts, the nerdy assistant in the original? this time around, it's chris hemsworth. >> i heard you love clips hemsworth. >> he's great. that's a funny guy that's been swinging a hammer and he's really funny. like a freakishly good improviser. >> really? >> it's too much. it's too much in one package. >> i was born to be a ghost buster all right. >> the rest of ghost busters ready for a new batch of goo? director paul let me in on a secret. >> everyone who wants to get slimed the minute you get slimed it's hard to de-slime. >> the ladies got de-slimed enough to visit a local hospital in boston which made for a bunch of happy patients. >> we were in our

one is called original intent and that is where the effort is made to understand the original intentions of the delegates at the convention but they are attempting to accomplish. so you look at the records of their federal convention and letters and documents by people for the convention. the second is original understanding and trying to ascertain what the document meant to the delegates in the various state ratifying conventions that brought the constitution into existence. the focus is on the state ratifying conventions and the federalist papers and the various anti-federalist papers written to persuade those conventions. the original public meaning and what he wants to understand is what the words in the document mean to the society that adopted it. i have an appendix that lists five pages of dictionaries that he has turned to to ascertain what a word meant at a particular time. he will read the federalist papers not to figure out what the ends they were 10 team to achieve poorer, but to simply ascertain what they meant. they have all three been an original general meaning approach.

everyone thinks the original meaning counts for something. i'm not aware of anyone either in the judiciary or legal academy who thinks original eaning of a particular is absolutely entitled to no weight at all. ame, i don't think there's anyone who is an originalist in the opposite direction, meaning the original meaning is nothing else can be considered, such as very decisive or other types of consideration. it's hard to answer your question. everyone thinks original meaning is considered in interpretive texts, even nonoriginalists, but the most e time even john ic originalists like ork realize you have to reach originalist. for example, no one thinks the declare ourt should against paper money. it's something that's been and the r decades reliance interests are too great. host: thank you. professors. professor: let me add to that. i think there's more to this. i suspect had it not been for justice scalia on the court and our ransformation of importance of originalism, we would have seen an entirely different opinion in heller. it would have

will original as a mentor? originalism endure?reuset is nothing new, that was the case before justice scalia joined the bank -- the bench. of fewer than 12 persons. required of jury trial 12 persons. heller trying to make justice stephen's argument. everybody thinks the original meaning counts for something. i am not aware of anyone in the judiciary or academy the things the original meaning of a text is entitled to no weight at all. the same time, i do not think anyone is is -- is an original list, meaning it is everything and nothing else could the considered. it is hard to answer your question. everyone thinks original meaning is something to be considered, but at the same time, even the has aogmatic originalist knology you sometimes have to reach non-originalist results. no one thinks the supreme court should declare paper money unconstitutional. it is upheld for -- >> i think there is more to this. not in forad it , weice scalia on the court would have seen an entirely different opinion in heller. it would have balanced the p

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plus retold 40 years after the original. exclusively behind the scenes of the massive event and see how jane the virgin star gina rodriguez became a real life fairy god mother for one high school student. >> no other celebrities can compare to what she has done. >> closed captioning provided by. >>> in tonight's fashion fix, beyonce in the big apple but all about the lemonade while out with hubby jay-z. easy to spot in bright yellow pants. we call this album promotion. check out the small lemon sticker on her iphone. reese witherspoon with this $250 dress from her own line. almost as cute those koalas. she's getting ready for a trip down under in july. >> a tinker bell vibe with this and her stelletos on her way into a roshding st proof she can make anything look cool. >> here's someone doing something so cool. jane the virgin star gi rodriguez looked like a princess at the golden globes and now gina is helping a high school senior turn into cinderella herself. we took our cameras to buffalo where one lucky lady is heading t

that is what we have in origin. we get to the first vice president, straggling the executive and legislative branches. the first occupant, john adams, was far from impressed. viewing the vice presidency as a legislative position and put off by adams's puritan efficient miss -- offensiveness -- even adams readily admitted he had no say on patronage and no influence and the administration. he focused his attention on his legislative duties, which he attended to on a daily basis. adams initially joined and offering motions in debating majors in the senate. hamilton, we know from his letters, actually supported adams for vice president to keep him from getting any more meaningful post such as chief justice. there is no evidence that anyone at the convention for cell using the vice presidency as a way to sidetrack rivals, yet hamilton figured out how to use it in precisely that way in the very first election. by the second presidential election, in 1792, a further and racine political development carry the electoral syst

. >> but you cannmake a version crazier than the original.r james >> blood, sex and horror. this version is not exactly a remake. more like a revamp. >> it's very, very different than the first one. it's like this really cool edg vampire lesbian movie. >> what? >> i want to change a bit. we twist things quite a bit. >> the blood sucking lifetime version airs next month but the original tv movie was a cult classic and e.t. was on the set 20 years ago. >> tori played a co-ed that falls for him an turns out this cute guy was an obsessive psycho killer and that's never good. >> i just told you to shut up. >> she's a little crazy and just starting to see this come out in him. >> open it. >> my opinion it's instab jealous see trigger them. >> the final show down was shot on a freezing canadian lake. >> i like to do my own stunts so watch for that. [ screaming ] >> that must have been cold. in the 2016 edition, tori is now a mom that doesn't want her daughter to sleep with danger in the form of a female vampire. >> it was the craziest thing but like

the original bill had some issues. it would required the f.c.c. to post within 24 hours any final rules modified. such a requirement was inconsistent with the administrative procedures act which requires that any rule changes are established or accompanied by an explanatory text. the original bill failed to take into account the fact that in many cases where there is a delay in the release of decisions, is usually late dissent from commissioners. democrats proposed an amendment to require the f.c.c. to post in its enentirety the text after dissenting commissioners filed a statement. this will not force the f.c.c. to act in conflict with other laws such as the administrative procedures act. i urge my colleagues to support this bill -- we don't have any other speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. walden: nor do we, mr. chair. did the gentleman yield back? i just urge passage of this fine piece of legislation and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time.

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average cost at the time to buy a home in piedmont, so they had a lot of money.>> reporter: the original fixtures and the outdoor upstairs terrace, two of everything in the spacious kitchen. there are even two washers and two dryers.>> this is the third level.>> reporter: after the 1906 earthquake, they made sure that it can complete with a firehose and reinforce construction. this realtor says that she thinks that someone with a lot of children were purchased the home in piedmont, an area known for its small-town feeling. if you have cooled $5 million, this may be just the home you're looking for, in piedmont.>> that is a nice little house. back -- >> but the director wants know if it comes with more chocolate other than that one bowl of chocolate.>>> coming up on the 5:00 hour, a scare for bernie sanders at the rally in oakland. >>> looking at a commute right now where the traffic is doing okay and the south bay commute looks good for your tuesday morning.>>> temperatures going anywhere from 59 to 99 today depending on the proximity to the coast. >>> the warriors are going back to the

the original ecto started life as an ambulance.eavy are the damn backpacks? >> super cool. it's a cadillac. >> i can carry tate easier than the backpacks. see, watch this. >> go ahead. >> je get >> gets upset, it's okay. take it out of me. >> remember annie potts, the nerdy assistant in the original? this time around it's chris hemsworth. i heard y'all love chris hemsworth. >> he is great. that's the funny guy that has been swinging a hammer. and he is really funny. and freakishly good improviser. >> really? >> it's too much. it's too much in one guy. >> i was born to be a ghostbuster, all right? >> melissa mccarthy and the rest of the ghostbusters ready for a whole new batch of ectoplasmic boom. >> everybody wants to get slimed and then you realize it's hard to be deslimed. >> the ladies got deslimed enough to do a cool thing. visit a local hospital in boston, which made for a bunch of happy patients. >> we were in our base camp and looked up and saw these huge signs. and each letter was this big. and it said who are you going to

fanny: there's nothing about that original.y are preparing for a multitude of lawsuits from its shareholders over the commission's scandal. norway is a sovereign wealth fund is also planning legal action against the german carmaker. norges bank investment management is one of vw's biggest investors. it reportedly made huge losses. and i will be back with more business news later in the show. back to you. brent: it is a little bit like indiana jones. if indiana jones turned in his whip and fedora for some fins. a treasure hidden beneath a sandy sea bottom for 1600 years. >> this sunken treasure was lost for nearly 2000 years. it was discovered off the coast of the ancient mediterranean port, which is now modern-day israel. thousands of coins featuring roman emperors came in two cl umbs. -- clumps. but also discovered lance and anchors after two divers initially saw the cargo last month. >> it was amazing. i died here every other weekend and i never have found anything like that, ever. >> archaeologists say the artifacts are on b

all the structure is original. >> this is the original window. >> as many 1920s touches as possible weret, including the wood multi-pane windows, some original light fixtures, fireplaces, and art deco features such as gold-and-black powder room. >> we want to show you the al capone bath. ♪ >> this is completely the design from al capone. and it's a clear example of the art deco style. and the tiles are amazing. it's -- everything, it's original. >> the estate is actually a collection of three houses -- the main villa, a gatehouse, and a two-story cabana. >> al capone wanted to be protected from the land and from the sea. >> the guesthouse, which served as the guardhouse during capone's days, has peepholes that would help determine if a visitor could be let in, and it's protected by a 7-foot wall and a heavy gate. ♪ al capone used his palm island estate as a getaway from his life as a big-time chicago gangster. >> it's a mediterranean flavor, and this historical building, it's a part of the eastern united states and of miami. >> when capone moved in in 1927, he immediately began over $100

during the filming of the original movie tori was bitte by this thing.oss between an ant eater and armadillo. you could see the bruises some of the scenes. you can't make this stuff up. >> well, samantha h joins us now with our exclusive new interview of janice dickinson. you actually talked to janice about her battle with breast cancer and this is something very personal to you. >> it is, indeed. just last week i passed the two year mark since my mastectomy. this hits home of course. it's nice to talk to someone at the beginning of their journey. she faces weeks of more radiation and surgery. >> i'm 61 years old and i know that i wasn't feeling right. it's so hard. >> after a biopsy they found out that i had cancer. >> what kind of breast cancer was it? found i have stage one cancer and thank god that i'm in the early stages. >> you also had to do radiation instead of a mastectomy. >> they went in and took out the cancer and five days later they said janice you have to come in and have more taken out. >> janice has breast implants and as part of her tre

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. >> what are her two best original ideas on the economy?> infrastructure investment that can create jobs, and putting people together like she has done in the senate. as you know, i worked in the senate for 15 years before i went to the white house. hillary had a reputation and a record of pulling people together to get things done. mark: is either of those an original idea on the economy? >> she has a very clear vision of where she is going to take the country, and that is a vision she is going to run on in the fall. she will be great. john: does hillary have an economic message, and if so, what is it? mark: there are some things on her website. [laughter] there are policy proposals. most involve an expansion of government. she says she will not raise middle-class taxes. she wants to cut taxes for some. , this is been part of a 20 year drought in both parties. the think tanks, the congressional thought leaders, very few new big ideas that the middle class can grab onto and say man, that's a good idea. that's a tax cut i get. that's an educ

we are headed now into the original lobby, and you're going to see a lot of the original things stickhe area as well. look up there. that molding, that is going to be restored as well. and these pillars, these are also original from the building. now, if you do live here when if opens in november, you can, of course, take an elevator, but let's take the stairs. once you get upstairs, there's 101 apartment units here, and this is one of the things that is really unique about being in a historic building. things like this, not every unit's going to be the same. you'll have these little alcoves like this, and this one has a view of north broad street. i'm lauren mayk, n 10 news. >>> yeah, but today, and lately, not a lot of sun through those potential skylights, as a matter of fact, cloudy in philadelphia. the suburbs. new jersey, lehigh valley, delaware, temperatures are uniform as well. and we actually do have temperatures that have made it to 60 degrees, even 62 in winchester park, and it's 59 at philadelphia international airport. there are the cloudy skies. we've been seeing that al

martha and thomas were the original owners of tutor place. martha was martha washington's granddaughter, one of the four children of what this child. 10 years before, martha married her first husband. four children were born to the marriage. daniel himself died in 1757, leaving martha a young widow. were thening children adopted by george washington and raised as his own. in the spring of 1773, 19-year-old jockey announced his engagement. they were married the following linking the custis family to the calvert's. martha was born in the blue room not burning -- at and she is the only one of the grandchildren to be born at mount vernon. upon hearing news of her birth, george washington wrote to his stepson, congratulating him on the birth of another daughter. less than three years later, jackie custis died in november 1781 and the children were split. the two eldest remained with their mother eleanor while the two younger children went to mount vernon where they lived with their grandparents. less than two years after jackie's death, his widow

that is what we have in origin. we get to the first vice president, straggling the executive and legislative branches. the first occupant, john adams, was far from impressed. viewing the vice presidency as a legislative position and put off by adams's puritan officiousness, even adams readily admitted he had no say on patronage and no influence in the administration. he focused his attention on his legislative duties, which he attended to on a daily basis. adams initially joined and -- in offering motions in debating majors in the senate. the senators soon tired of his interference and viral limited the vice president's role to that of presiding officer. as such, adams could not speak to the merit of the matter. in short, as biographer david mccullough concluded, the role of the vice president made him a political -- after one term, adams concluded, "my country has in its wisdom, contrived for me, the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man or his imagination can see." a member of the first congress

mark: what original about it? >> a few things.st speeches she gave was about raising wages and a profit-sharing proposal that would incentivize companies to reward workers whose productivity has been responsible for economic gains. that's not about the infrastructure. >> its original. mark: is there anything original about the infrastructure plan? >> how she would pay for it. asking the wealthy to do more. that will be announced in our corporate tax reform plan. i heard the discussion in the earlier segment. you guys should know that we put out a raft of different middle-class tax cut proposals including targeting prescription drug cost and child care, but we have not revealed the full extent of our middle-class tax proposal. coming.ore is cracks absolutely. and we did that with an eye toward preserving it for the .eneral -- more is coming >> absolutely. and we did that with an eye toward preserving it for the general election. hillary clinton views the tax code as a vehicle for helping incentivize responsible behavior by corporat

. >>> up next, we go inside the roots remake with its new stars and one of the iconic original actors. create your own seafood trios you can try something new with every bite. pick 3 of 9 all-new creations for $15.99. like baked lobster alfredo chimichurri shrimp and crab cakes bursting with crab meat. just hurry in before it ends. [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. try cool mint zantac. hey, need fast heartburn relief? it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> it was by every measure, epic. the made for television mini series, "roots" which air aired in 12977. a record 85% of households watched. that's more than have watched olympics or the super bowl. it was a human story of slavery told from the slave's perspective. now a new version of the show for a new generation premiers next week. >> few roles in television history cast a longer shadow

guest: originally the measure was passing. however, because the house had already passed the provision stating otherwise the night before, republican leadership felt that they had to beat back this amendment that maloney offered today. so even though it was originally passing, republican leadership, including majority leader kevin mccarthy, could be seen on the floor, pressing members to change their vote. some of the members included lawmakers you mentioned, like walden and jeff denham and so -- democrats were complaining that these members were changing their votes without specifically coming to the well of the house so that everyone could see who exactly was changing their votes. instead they were somehow able to change their votes electronically without having everyone see them do it. host: all of this happening on the last day, legislatively, for the week. what does this say about relations going forward but in particular next week? the house has a lot to get done tpwhever memorial day recess. do you think an incident lik

coming up, reports of serious interest in origin and energy.ming up next on "first up." ♪ angie: welcome to the stock exchange. let's check in what is trading in asia. there were bids in this for origin energy to go up 11%, but they have changed, down 0.5%. this is with the theory bidding for -- mitsui bidding for origin assets. it was looking like it was going to go up, but investors have shrugged results on origin energy. angie: does not look pretty. [laughter] juliette: although it is close. up 70%, this is sales of visitors that went to japan almost doubled, so very little impact from this strengthening yen situation and raising income forecast by 20% as part of the popularthat has been so and really hopping. vacuummpany that makes byices, operating forecast $170 billion. they say is third quarter results in the last nine months, those profits have been 170% better -- 117% better. thatholders seem to like and investors are up 9.7. shery: it is the top performer on the nikkei at the moment. i should point out that i initially picked this. we

we use this language without knowing their origin. >> absolutely.st and our present are really clear. and unless we really resolve a lot of these issues in our present, we will they successfully get to a future that really came,s in on the promise of america. >> what are the most emotional scenes -- one of the most emotional scenes when you played in "roots," where you were beaten into changing your name. >> accepting that new name. >> watch this. [ screaming in pain ] >> in our name is toby. i want to hear you say it. >> kunta quinta. >> you were 19 years old when you played that. what was going through your mind, what did playing that scene mean to you as a 19-year-old? >> it's funny, rev. from the first time i read the scenes for the purposes of auditions, when i read those initial signs, i knew, i knew who that kid was. i knew what he was thinking, i knew what he was feeling. and i was really just looking for the truth of the moment. it's interesting. it's been poecinted out to me tt in the original version, he takes about ten lashes. and in thi

we're trying to solve a problem at scale with an original eye.hink if you have some innovative thinking and it's original, sometimes you can come up with elegant or radical solutions. if it's a large enough jump in quality or large decrease in price, at some point it upsets the apple cart. right? but the fact that it's disruptive is not the intent. you just have to do one thing better than most people. sometimes people want to be best at everything. that was a big problem for us at legal zoom out of the gate. we saw problems everywhere in the legal system. let's try and solve everything. over time the more we realized the more focus we are, thinking innovatively within the boundaries, we could actually do more. what guides our innovation is listening very closely to the customer, to what they say and what they don't say. sometimes the solution has to anticipate what they're not saying because they didn't really think you could solve that one. that's the big issue they're going off. what we really focused on if we acquire a customer, will they tal

nearly 100 million people watched the final episode of "roots" in its original airing.pite that success, levar burton says he and co-executive producer, mark wolper, were told early on that new audiences couldn't relate to the original series. levar: he tried to show it to his children and while they watched they found it dated and they said it was their dad's music. it didn't really speak to them. so mark recognized that if we wanted to share this story with a new generation we would have to translate it into a language that they speak. never let them put the chains on your mind. fernando: this new generation comes to "roots" in the era of the black lives matter movement. in a time when an african american is the leader of the free world. yet, the nation's dialogue about race isn't where burton thinks it should be. levar: my hope is that we have that conversation in a civil manner with understanding. and absent of some of the factors of guilt and shame that tend to trip us up when we go down this road of discussing race in america and the impact that slavery and its le

it is already bad that the original two buildings were torn down. the last one was torn down in 1972. thehat is remaining is original street sign. it is not restored yet. but this is the idea of where it all started. it has a mcdonald's story. something good or bad or something with a little, or even they walk -- oh, i remember that toy. what i am tried to do is have a little something for everybody. american: all weekend, history tv is featuring san bernardino california. the name san bernardino derives from the italian priest san bernadino of siena. c-span city tour staff visited many sites showcasing the city's history. learn more about san bernadino all weekend, here on american history tv. announcer: in 1972, the u.s. environmental protection agency banned most uses of the insecticide ddt due to its affect on plants and animals, including large bird populations. we visited the san bernardino county museum to see how its collection of bird eggs led to the study and the ban of ddt. we are at the san bernardino county museum in redlands california

. >> reporter: they originally planned to take the metro from the dun lori station but this station is closing and it's not the only one. vienna and another are sh down for the holiday weekend. >> i think it's a bad idea. >> reporter: metro is taking every train off of the orange line. the silver line is operating through most of the station's that serve the orange line but at the ones closed, a bus or a taxi is the only way as for the other ones? >> expect to wait. according to metro, on memorial day, the other trains will operate on a sunday schedule. the reason? maintenance. >> and that is big weekend for them. >> and already have a lot of delays in the morning. >> and this is a bad idea to close it this weekend. >> it will cause traffic issues but there is no alternatives. you have to fix the place and find another way to get there. >> reporter: remember, this is not part of metro's big plan to overhaul the system and that plan begins >> and i suppose a test run for the next big man and thank you. the three stations that are closed this weekend, dun loring, vienna and westphals chu

so they had a lot of money. >> reporter: there are original fixtures an outdoor upstairs terrace and two of everything in the spacious kitchen. there are even two washers and two dryers. >> so now we're asending to the third level. >> reporter: the ghirardellis made sure the home came complete with a fire slowing method of construction. >> there are six inches of sapped between each floor. >> reporter: realtor says she thinks someone with a lot of children will bay the home in piedmont, an area known for his small town feel. >> no tour would be complete without the ghirardelli chocolate. >> exactly. >> a little picked over. we don't have too many. >> reporter: if you've got a cool five million, 636 high land avenue may be just the home you're looking for. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right, still to come here, huge sportsnite in the bay area. the sharks right now battling the pittsburgh penguins. game one of the stanley cup fines. the warriors and thunder at the same time going at in game seven of the western conference finals. >> and if that's not enough, both the giants a

he was originally charged with murder and convicted on the lessor charge. authorities are urging residents to stay aware. >> i would tell them the same thing we told them earlier. keep their doors locked and their vehicles locked and report any suspicious activity. as long as there's a possibility that this person is in barnegot township. we'll stay engaged in the operation. if we have welcomation he is someplace else we are on him and we're going to stay on him. >> reporter: there was discussion about whether barn got schools should open today. they have decided to open the schools, police officers were stationed at the schools throughout the day as a precaution. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> let's check traffic on thursday morning with karen rogers. >> reporter: it may be early, but we have major problems out here already. i want to take you live delaware county, i-95 near 320. i know it's a little hard to see in the shot. look at the southbound traffic jammed southbound traffic you're not moving at all because of an accident at 320 blockin