think what was happening and skinner and that whole line of skinner and frerotte out the court is saying we are looking at the circumstances that the individuals, whether or not there is discretion on the part of the law enforcement officers to decide whether or not they did this search. all that goes into special needs in the courses and a special needs circumstance there is no fourth amendment. >> maybe i misunderstood that i thought that was the whole thrust of justice alito's question, why can't we save special-needs? let's assume the statistics are compelling. we are talking about innocent lives just as we were in skinner >> i think that the analysis there, do we look the basic fourth amendment to go into mcnealy. the court addressed the argument that the conditions and driving were so compelling we could just require and no member of the court accepted that. >> i'm not sure that is different in this case. in a row road case i think what we are saying is the need for safe transportation on the trains to protect innocent people there is compelling enough that it falls within the spec

key and skinner are allowed into the admiral's cabin.re's a negotiation no doubt over some fine meal and port wine for dessert. in the course of negotiation, perhaps gave key and skinner a hard time. but they ultimately relented and let dr. beans go free. however, on one condition that they had to witness the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the attack on baltimore. because as these negotiations were taking place, the british high command figured that key and beans or key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations to attack baltimore. they wanted to make sure they didn't go back and tell all they knew. and so now the stage is set for key to be an eyewitness to the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the british attack on baltimore. again, this is coming only about 2 1/2 weeks after the destruction of the government buildings in washington, d.c., a time in our nation where there were numerous battlefield defeats in canada. a time where the war had not been going well, where the treasure was bankrupt. and many people thought that baltimo

key and skinner were out in the cabin. there were a negotiation no doubt over some wifine meal and wine for dessert. they relented and let doctor beans go free. on one condition, they had to risk the bombardment of fort mchenry. as these negotiations taken place, the british figured that key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations in attack of baltimore. now, the stage is set for key to be an eye witness of bombardment of mchenry and the british attack in baltimore. a time of our nation where there were numerous battlefield defeats in canada. a thiamin wheime where the war been well. a lot of people thought baltimore was another one of a long string defeat and we sho d should -- lets go up to the water battery and look out over that water battery and i will show you exactly where the british ships were when they were spied on september 11th, 1814. we are up here at the main gun deck and the main weapon of fort mchenry defense system. these were the guns that's going to fend off the british ship during fort mche

we're ready to watch alex go for the gold here in rio, while micaela skinner is back home. she's sharing what her memories are all about. >> we are with some of the student journalists who are covering a major "world news" event. a shooting and then a barricade situation turned into a canine being injured. >>> we are one-on-one with larry fitzgerald next on 12 news at 10:00. >>> he is going out with a gold medal finish before swimmer michael phelps begins a new career at asu, tonight in rio, he picked up his 23rd and what he says is his final olympic gold medal. >> michael phelps just one the many stories from this olympics that shows how complete dedication can lead to the medal podium. we have 12 news team coverage with vanessa ruiz where alex is preparing for his moment on the pom he will horse. >> and monique just caught up with micaela skinner after her arrival back in the valley. >>> that historic moment in the pool from brian moore. >> michael phelps raced for gold one last time and was record with the help from his teammates. he stands alone with his 23rd gold medal

claudia skinner / jonathan skinner's mother c21 15:23:21 you took my heart right out of my chest when you took my child's life :29 marsha harris / lennis harris's mother c21 15:19:30 when i look at yo ui'm looking at a son. you're not my son but you're somebody else's son and when you were born god had a purpose for your life and i don't think it was to be a murderer :43 witnesses men were involved in the shooting. but so far duncan is the only one prosecuted. several home owner's associations in our area say tens of thousands of dollars are still missing from the coffers. wednesday... 25 hoas filed complaints with the garner police management. garner police plan to meet with the associations september 8th -- to let them know where the investigation stands, and provide resources for their questions. all of the hoas were managed by kornerstone, at some point. soon, office-holders realized funds were frozen or missing altogether. kornerstone's president is listed as diana ellis kelly. we haven't been able to reach her for a comment. a guilty verdict in a 2- year-old rape investigation.

. >>> my kayla skinner is in arizona. she was in rio as an alternate. she got a sweet surprise from her family and friends. take a look. >> just leapt into their arms just like at we're catching up with her right now on her trip and we'll bring you all the details tonight right after font's primetime coverage. including what she's going to be up to next. because we all want to know how we can cheer her on next. >>> tomorrow you can catch alex naddour in his best event the pum l horse. there will be a viewing party at buffalo wild wings at warner >>> the olympics about the world coming together to celebrate our athletes. at one valley home today people from around the world cheered on their home teams. >>> who stood out from the cardinals first preseason game. the unlikely name who appears because it's better to give than to receive. because there's no place like home. midfirst bank will always be true to your money - with innovative services that let you focus on what's most important. >>> a phoenix man celebrating his 25th birthday in rio. what a way t

was returned to his mother he looked scared and with a hungry child out in the middle of the mike skinner to go home, there is nothing in the report to indicate that police went inside the home to investigate what was going on yesterday, police and the fbi and maricopa county deputies searched the desert looking for jesse. they did not find anything. police have set up a tip line hoping someone has information will call in. the number for the tip line is on your screen. >> a woman is facing charges after police say shanksville shot her boyfriend in the face killing them. gabriela hardy was with them when she grabbed a rifle of the rifle went off. this happened at the motel 6 negligent homicide. >> all flags and arizona state buildings are flying at half staff until tonight. they ordered it after an agent alvarez died yesterday, he was killed in a motorcycle accident in southern arizona. the 13-year-old veteran was on duty when the accident happened. he leaves behind a wife and 4 about one of the locations where this game is being played. >>reporter: friends and family come to the cemetery

i'm your host, mary anne skinner. i'm so e awesome come medians tonight. we're going to have so much fun. so i was thinking the other day, i think it's kind of funny when you see girls when they take photos. and i do this, too. notice how girls we always take photos of our buns? we take our own pictures? do you know why we do that? because we look thinner. yeah. we look thinner. i'm going to get a shadow light photo.

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she is the author of "in reckless hands: skinner v. oklahoma and the near triumph of american eugenics" and a forthcoming book, "misreading law, misreading democracy." this panel is perfect to discuss this issue, so please join me in welcoming professors kens, barnett, and nourse. [ applause ] >> well, on behalf of the panel, thank you very much, justice breyer, for that wonderful introduction. and i am delighted to be here. hopefully i'm one of the last moderators in washington to moderate a debate between two of the most distinguished lochner scholars in the country. if you've seen their earlier c-span performance, you'll find it entrancing about the facts, the progressive era, the nature of the case, how teddy roosevelt made it the bake shop case famous. but you won't here much about the key legal concepts that drove the case and differ in many respects from our current constitutional law. i hope today having written a bit myself about lochner in the course of my book on skinner that we'll hear from these distinguished scholars some

plea deal in the murders of these 'lennis - harris - junior' -- 'lajuan - coleman' -- 'jonathan - skinner' - and 'jamel - holloway' -- were all found shot to death in a durham townhouse -- in 2005. investigators say they were robbed for drugs. more than a decade later...the victims' families asking their killer...why. 3:09:37...i don't understand how a man can shoot people that they know, that they grew up with, that you have laughed and played with as look them in the eye and shoot them in the head. sentenced to between '36' and '44- years' in prison. live in the rewnc, hw, abc11, ewn. breaking news right now in western wake county - the wake county sheriff's office investigating an incident near zebulon. this is parks village road -- off old bunn road not far from highway 64. you can see, it's an active scene. we are gathering information--watc h for news at 11-- and on the mobile app. developing right now - durham police investigating a shooting. this is the 13- hundred block of fayetteville street -- near hillside park. police say a man was shot in the leg. he was taken the hospital..

the winners were alexia lewis and skinner. wabc is a proud sponsor of the youth of the year program. >>> 7th annual life ride tonight. the 11-day motorcycle ride through major cities raises funds for hiv and aides research. tonight they donated $150,000 to help in the quest for a cure. the company has supported hiv tony bennett. the empire state building lit up in green and red, the colors of the italian american flags in honor of the singer's 90th birthday. earlier tonight the lights on the skyscraper danced along to the music of the legendary singer. they hosted a party for the native new yorker that included celebrities like lady gaga, stevie wonder and regis philbin. >>> we look at our wind flow right now, i the fire in sunnyside, queens. might want to close the windows in astoria. maybe over the east side, a light easterly flow may take the smoke and go in to the east side of manhattan. empire state building in pinstripes. 70 degrees right now. southeast wind at 5. barometer on the rise. high pressure is dominating our we

michaela skinner landed in phoenix this weekend and caleb was an alternate on the us women's gymnastics team and watched three unfold this week. monique caught up with michaela. >>> last night w and what you plan to do next to >> these are really nice trip >>reporter: fresh off the plane she is back open, reflecting on her whirlwind trip to rio de janeiro. >> the different cultures and being around everyone to meeting all the other olympians was great. set maxey placed fourth in the trials but missed making the team. to travel to realize an alternate which meant training just as hard every day and take >> knowing i had a chance to go in there and it's my last shot to give it my all and if they need me i would be ready. >>reporter: when the team had the floor she was there cheering him on. >> we're all shaking up and we do the best he could. >>reporter: and they did. they came out with a gold medals and that was great. i took pictures of them and they were so excited. >> she never got to where her it was still a once-in-a- lifetime experience in >> think about it i kind of miss it. after

i hope today having written a bit about lochner in the course of my book on skinner that we'll hear from the distinguished scholars something about these concepts and they include the very notion of right, of substantive due process, the presumption of liberty and a somewhat forgotten concept called class legislation. i'm going to give the honors at first to professor kens as we discussed on the phone earlier for ten minutes and then professor barnett for ten minutes and then i will attempt to intervene if i get a word in edgewise to guide the conversation on some of these interesting concepts. over to professor kens. >> thank you, victoria. i want to thank justice breyer for his kind introduction and thank the historical society for inviting me to participate. i appreciate the opportunity to take part in this conversation about lochner versus new york. a case that, to put it mildly, has not enjoyed a very good reputation. chicago law professor david a. strauss best captured the lochner legacy with a simple question. who would ever cite this case in a supreme court brief except to identi

she is the author of "in reckless hands: skinner v. oklahoma and the near triumph of american eugenics" and a forthcoming book, "misreading law, misreading democracy." this panel is perfect to discuss this issue, so please join me in welcoming professors kens, barnett, and nourse. [ applause ] >> well, on behalf of the panel, thank you very much, justice breyer, for that wonderful introduction. and i am delighted to be here. hopefully i'm one of the last moderators in washington to moderate a debate between two of the most distinguished lochner scholars in the country. if you've seen their earlier c-span performance, you'll find it entrancing about the facts of the progressive era, the nature of the case, how teddy roosevelt made the bake shop case famous. but you won't hear much about the key legal concepts that drove the case and differ in many respects from our current constitutional law. i hope today having written a bit myself about lochner in the course of my book on skinner that we'll hear from these distinguished scholars somet

htey are kept at a flying weig so that they do not eat the birds but jeff skinner them off. falcon, what does it cost? >> it is $65 to get started. chances are you are not going to rent one by yourself at home. but if you own a blueberry farm, which is what we talk about, you will probably get four of them. and it ends up being cheaper than the insurance against crop loss. carol: i like the chicken idea. i have seen more and more people with those chicken coops in their backyard. you can apparently rented and then use it in this overseas than given back for the winter season? >> six months later, they will come and fetch everything. as much as i love getting the farm fresh eggs, they develop an affinity for these chickens. and they wanted taking on personalities and become like pets. carol: there are different kinds. they are kind of fun. you can also rent a goat. >> goats are great lawnmowers. right? they will sit there and graze weeds.t eat we also talk about she. they will actually fertilize as well as motor one. if you want to go all-natural, there is a way to do it. car

kiron skinner, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> florida is the biggest prize of theo-called battleground states. still to come, we'll hear why the republicans and the democrats are using very different tactics right how to go after the millions of independent voters. and take a look at this, these are live pictures of a trump rally about to get under way in wilmington, north carolina. he's set to take the stage very shortly. another large crowd getting ready to hear from donald trump. soon, she'll be binge-studying. get back to great. this week sharpie singles now twenty-five cents. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. what if i told you there was a car companyawards. that received all of these awards? one company won an award in all of these? chevy. ahhhh! chevy chevrolet is the most awarded car company over the last two years. i love it! i'm just going to stay in here, is that okay? this summer find your tag and get 16% of msrp cash back on select remaining 2016 vehicles in stock. that's over $3,700 cash back on this all-new 2016 chevy cru

skinner is the head of risk. welcome. >> so important to say that the u.s., they're backing the kurdish or they have been backing the kurdish fighters up until this point. so turkey now going into syria, what's that going to do to the delicate relationship. >> it is a delicate state of play. at the same time, the u.s. has shifted tack. joe biden state it must not cross -- it must retreat to the eempb side of the you frayties refer to give turkey the space to operate. this is a very important statement by the u.s. administration because it shows it is enabling turkey to realize its ambitions which is not only to push the islamic state from the turkish border, but to ensure it's not occupying that territory. >> erdogan has indicated in the past he wants to cross the border and go into syria and also push back from the military. we had this coup attempt about a month ago where afterwards has taken out a whole bunch of people. removed them from the post in the military. has the military become stronger now in terms o

there is a woman named winifred skinner here tonight from iowa. i mentioned her earlier.rs old. she has social security. i'm not going to cut her benefits or support any proposal that would. she gets a small pension, but in order to pay for her prescription drug benefits, she has to go out seven days a week several hours a day picking up cans. she came all the way from iowa in a winnebago with her poodle in order attend here tonight. i want to tell her, i'll fight for a prescription drug benefit for all seniors and fight for the people of this country for a prosperity that benefits all. moderator: we will continue this dialogue next week on october 11th at wake forest university in winston-salem, north carolina. the format then will be more informal, more conversational with the two candidates seated at a table with me. the third will be october 17th at washington university in st. louis, and that will follow a town-hall type format. also on the day after tomorrow, october 5, there is a 90-minute debate between the democratic nominee for vice president, senator joe lieber

karen skinner a foreign policy expert who attended trump's foreign policy meeting, and we should addy women in the room beside trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway. we welcome you here. i'm curious what you stressed to mr. trump during this meeting. >> i talked about what he's already talking about, which is the importance of the global war on terror, characterizing it perhaps in that way as much as a might against radical islamic extremisti extremistists. this is indeed a global conflict. one study found between 2002 and 2015 worldwide about 33,000 people have been killed by terrorists. and 80% of those since the development of isis. in 2013. so this is much more of a global conflict and he's already been talking about that. but i wanted to contribute to that understanding. that that is a global war on terror. and what i found interesting in the meeting is that there was a much more comprehensive discussion b about combatting terrorism. the military side. the kinetic side. cyber, financial warfare. a whole range of tools including diplomacy that will be needed, so i was reassur

alexis lewis and arianna skinner both won. disney is a proud presenting sponsor of the youth of the year program. >>> closing in on 6:00. just ahead on eyewitness news queens. a blaze so intense it sent dangerous smoke billowing toward manhattan. a live report with the major street closures in the area. >>> murdered on her evening jog, friends and family remember a popular young woman found dead near her home. >>> and to the moon and back. the first private company getting the green light to blast off. >>> meteorologist amy freeze is in for bill evans. she has your exclusive accu- weather forecast. channel 7 eyewitness news this morning returns in two and a this is your time. i believe in you. congratulations bro on a job well done. i'm so proud of you. you are amazing. ? ? do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your

important to understand that cutting benefits under social security means that people like winfred skinner from des moines, iowa who is here would have a much harder time because there are millions of seniors who are living almost hand to mouth and you talk about cutting benefits, i don't go along with it. i am opposed to it. i'm also opposed to a plan that diverts one out of every $6 away from the social securitys is trust fund. social security pays the checks this year. the governor wants to divert one out of every $6 into the stock market which means he would drain a trillion dollars out of the social security trust fund over -- in this generation over the next ten years and social security under that approach would go bankrupt within this generation. his leading adviser on this plan actually said that would be okay because then the social securitys securit security trust fund could start borrowing. social security has never done that and i don't think it should do that. i think it should stain locked box. i will veto anything that takes money out of social security for private zaizatio

there is a woman named winter ford skinner tonight. i mentioned her earlier. she has social security and i am not going to cut her benefits support my perany proposal that. she had to go out several days a week and several hours a day to pick up cans. she came over in iowa in a winnebaweig winnebago. i am going to fight for prescription benefits for all seniors and i will fight for all. >>> we'll continue on this dialogue next week on october 11th at north carolina in western salem. the third will be october 17th in washington university in st. louis. that'll follow a town hall type format. also ahead, the day after tomorrow on october 5th, there is the 90-minute debate. it will be held at center college in danville, kentucky our moderator will be bernard shawl of cnn. thank you governor bush and vice president gore. for now, from boston, good nigh night, [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> coming up this weekend on c-span 3. celebrating or responding to lincoln's gettysburg address. saturday night at 8:50 p.m. eastern. >> his presence still resonates from the words

better way to put it or to put it away my family would appreciate i'd guess you could say it was like skinner responding to neil young. sort of may be in the same vein. >> host: boo-hoo. [laughter] >> guest: southern man, don't need him around. >> host: you made reference to this already and i went to explored a little bit more deeply, this disconnect and the polarization. as we had this conversation the book is out, available for purchase all over the country and we are still reeling from the orlando terrorist attack at a gate nightclub and it was inspired by isis and we are still tracking down all the details. there was a poll that-- a gallup poll that asked whether the attack was more about islamist terrorism or more about domestic gun violence and the country was split almost right down the middle with republicans overwhelmingly saying terrorism and democrats overwhelmingly guns. how do you address that massive -- it seems to separate notches the things we believe, but almost the premise, the fact is set from which we approach issues? >> guest: this is a problem we have in this country so