sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disable end in hall versus florida this court reiterated that the inquiry into whether somebody is interlecture little disabled for that important eighth amendment purn shou should be informed by the diagnostic framework and by clinical standards. texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of standard and relies on harmful and inappropriate lay stereo types including the so-called pri sinal factors. it uses an extra ordinary virtually insoup perable and chitically warranted cause asian requirement and most fundamentally it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in atkins. namely that entire category of the ipt lek actually disabled, every person who is intellectually disabled, is exempt from execution under the eighth amendment. >> exc

sloan?e could say the standards are in conflict with the old adkins standards as well as the new ones. there wouldn't need to be a difference between the old ones and the new ones for you to win this case. >> that's correct, your honor. >> but you got in the door by a question presented that is a little more eye catching, which is that they prohibit the current standards and rely on the outdated one. that's all it says. and i'm just wondering if you got yourself in the door with a dramatic question presented and are now going back to a concern that was just as present, as i understand your argument, under the old standards. >> two points on that. it is woven into the court of criminal appeals's decision. one cannot look at their judgment on the prohibition of current medical standards without looking at the framework in which they grounded it. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, mr. sloan. can i just make sure i understand that. because what you're essentially saying is that the court of appeals said

jessica chastain is ruthless and highly successful political strategist in the drama thriller "miss sloanethe characer that i am playing, you don't see female characters like this that often, or if ever. >> plus taylor lautner and constance zimmer star in an emotional drama following two brothers in "run the tide." >> and jake gyllenhaal and amy adams star in director tom todd's visually stunning drama thriller "nocturnal animals." >> this week on "made in hollywood." >> hey, everybody i am jake gyllenhaal. >> i am tailer lautner. >> and i am constance zimmer. >> i am jessica chase main you are watching "made in hollywood." >> "ade in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." [ laughter ] ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> an ice bar in new york is kwn as an epic office party spot which is why we are here today to talk office christmas party. jennifer aniston, jason bateman and tj miller all got the inside to a celebration that gets way out of hand. >> this is "made in hollywood but you are about to watch a scene from "office christmas party." >> we are terrible. >> but, you know w

sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disable end in hall versus florida this court reiterated that the inquiry into whether somebody is interlecture little disabled for that important eighth amendment purn shou should be informed by the diagnostic framework and by clinical standards. texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of standard and relies on harmful and inappropriate lay stereo types including the so-called pri sinal factors. it uses an extra ordinary virtually insoup perable and chitically warranted cause asian requirement and most fundamentally it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in atkins. namely that entire category of the ipt lek actually disabled, every person who is intellectually disabled, is exempt from execution under the eighth amendment. >> exc

jessica chastain makes capitol gains in "miss sloane."she's a washington lobbyist with all the tactical suicide bomber.but when she decides to take on the most powerful group in politics, it's a move that could leave her career and her reputation in ruins. "miss sloane" is rated r. they're hoping for a holiday miracle in "office christmas party." this ensemble has jennifer aniston threatening to close an underperforming branch of her tech company. so t-j miller and other employees decide to show their best client the best night of his life....and party like their now it's time for a look at what's coming up on today's tmj4 tonight.at 6-30... it's "the now: milwaukee."that's followed by "caught on camera with nick cannon" at seven. then "dateline nbc" at eight. and more local news, weather and sports on "live at ten." still ahead on live at 4-30... the dramatic new video evidence in the trial of the my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation

. >> memorial sloan kettering doctors referred to it as their learned colleague. >> rose: how do you give watson the image? >> it has a machine generated. >> rose: how did you make the decision as to what the voice would sound like? >> that was a very interesting choice. we could have given it any choice. we did a lot of market research ich was fairly neutral and hadce some degree of machine -- >> rose: you wanted it to sound like a machine? >> i had to sound something like a machine. >> rose: why was that important? >> well, we wanted to represent what technology could now do. man being or human knowledge.e a >> rose: put hair on top of it and make it look like a human being. >> that's right, it's still a machine. >> rose: does it have personality? >> today, it has no personality but, interestingly, it can understand your personality because it can take your language and it can understand the words and the patterns of your speech and, based on that and its knowledge of psychology, it can build a model. >> rose: so it can do a behavioral profile of me, if i input into it things that

sloan? >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, in atkins versus virginia, this court held that the eighth amendment prohibits executing people who are intellectually disabled and in hall versus florida this court reiterated that the inquiry into whether somebody is intellectually disabled for that important eighth amendment purpose should be informed by the medical community's diagnostic framework and by clinical standards. texas has adopted a unique approach to intellectual disability in capital cases in which it prohibits the use of current medical standards. it relies on harmful and inappropriately lay stereotypes, including the so-called brisenio factors. it uses an extraordinary virtually insuperable and clinically unwarranted causation requirement and most fundamentally, it challenges and disagrees with this court's core holding in atkins. namely that the entire category of the intellectually disabled, every person who is intellectually disabled, is exempt from execution und

her new movie "miss sloan" is out now.urrounding "miss sloan" check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. >>> and as i mentioned, next week bryan cranston, the man who can pull off walter white, lbj and howe from malcolm in the middle all with us next week on "sunday today." >>> coming up next, a trip to a european factory town where the export is fake news. we'll show you how they manufacture american headlines and why they do it. that story after this break and your loc weather.al >>> good morning, first alert forecast, i'm your meteorologist krystal klei. the forecast, another cold one. 36 in lansdale, 36 cliff town. snow in lehigh valley afternoon into the evening. new jersey, trenton at 36 ocean city at 39. wilmington with a high of 37 and smyrna at 40 degrees. overall most should stay dry until tonight when we start to see that changeover. this is for you. did you really? didn't have too! ♪ getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreen

chastain's lead performance in the new film "miss sloan" has hollywood talking about another academy award nomination for her. jessica and i got together near new york's julliard school where she began her steady rise. >> there is a height difference here. i think you should -- there you go. >> so jessica, here we are across the street from julliard, kind of where it all began for you. does that feel like a lifetime ago to you that you arrived in new york? >> it doesn't actually. i live right there in that building. those were the dorms and i lived on the 26th floor which was higher, i think, than i've ever lived. >> and a long way from her hometown of sacramento, california. the daughter of a chef and a firefighter, jessica chastain decided at the age of 9 she wanted to be an actor. to a performance of "joseph and the technicolor dream coat." >> i remember being in elementary school. everyone talks about what you're going to be when you grow up. i'm going to be a lawyer, i'm going to be a teacher. i'd say i'm going to be an actor. i always remember the adults looking at me like -- >

sloan" is out now.check out web extras today.com/sunday. and as i mention next week, brian cran ston the man who can pull off walter white, l.b.j. and hal from malcolm in the middle all with us next week on sunday today. and coming up next here, a trip to a european factory town where the export is fake news. we'll show you how they manufacture american headlines and why they do it. >>> good morning, bay area. that front that brought all of that rain across the area finally moved south, and we're seeing some pretty dense fog in the north bay. san francisco also expecting to see some patchy fog. right now we're at a nice 49 degrees and we'll be seeing slightly cooler temperatures than what we experienced yesterday. we're talking upper 50s. we may not hit the 60s. here is a live like at what a quiet satellite radar looks like in the bay area. ♪ this is for you. did you really? didnav'te too! ♪ getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your ow

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. >>> and sloane heffernan was honored tonight with the george marin award for service. it's given by embrace uganda. she's been working with that organization about 10 years now. the local organization raised money to build a clinic, wells, and an orphanage, congratulations to sloan, >>> tonight chief meteorologist greg fishel hosted another in a series of discussions at the north carolina museum of sciences. >> and greg was joined by the president and ceo of the wilson biodiversity foundation, and mark anderson, the director of conservation science for the nature conservation region. the audience even had a chance to ask questions of the panel. >> interesting topic. >> and an unusual weather day. the bright sun, 60 degrees, little bit of snow in the afternoon. >> yes, the folks at southern snow do a good job of producing snow. >> looks real. >> it really does, and with the wind blowing it looked like wind driven snow, and colder later tonight. no moisture in the air no produce snow, but getting colder. grab the coats in the morning, and is sun glasses, bright and cold

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this is 295 at sloan avenue, in hamilton township. you can see no delays right now but maybe a little bit of a slippery drive. we'll keep our eye on 295. we'll check in on the vine street expressway when i come back in the 5:00 hour. >>> you can learn more about philadelphia's push for pre-k. experts will talk about the new form and benefits of pre-k, starting at 7:45 this morning. on ben franklin parkway. the city originally announced plans to add 2,000 pre-k for students. >>> and taking the fight to the white house, asking the -- >> the executive action that he would pursue could not be permanent. i don't think it would be as effective as the legislation i'm about to introduce. it didn't have the legal force of the law. but it could be a good start and fully consistent with his constitutional powers. >> that was toomey on the senate floor. by limiting federal immigration authorities. under the bill, to lose block grant planning. >> and universities of pennsylvania is taking steps to protect undocumented students. university official

police want you to be on the lookout for this guy wanted for robbing a local bank near charleston and sloan. it happened yesterday. metro detectives say he handed a threatening note to the teller to rob the place. if you know either of these men call crime stoppers 702-385-5555. >> jim: grab your boots and hats its rodeo time in las vegas. tomorrow night the nfr kicks off the best in the business to town. before the main event the warm up party starts tonight going on right now news 3's denise rosch is live on fremont street where downtown is going country. >> this is called the downtown hoedown. it is a free concert series to help kick off nfr. right now it is high valley performing on the first street stage. aaron watson preparing to go on at the third street st takes over las vegas. it's practice time inside the thomas and mack. over 100 contestants in this year's national finals rodeo going over the traditional grand entry. to wow the crowd during what's billed as the richest, most prestigious rodeo in the world. >> this is the world series, the super bowl of rodeos. >> reporter: michae

then miss sloane starring jessica chastain.n a holiday office party that goes wrong, and nocturnal animals expands into more theaters across the country. it stars amy adams, jake gyllenhaal and is directed by none other than tom ford. >> a lot of good ones. then you have what really is a hollywood legend celebrating a major milestone. actor kirk douglas turning 100 years old. douglas' son michael is hosting a celebrity birthday bash in beverly hills. kirk douglas recently told variety he never wanted to be in movies. i guess that didn't happen. he concluded the interview by saying, quote, we're doing this again when i'm 200. >> imagine some a-listers there. >> justin timberlake made a big splash down under. he surprised a group of performing arts students down under. some even got to perform for timberlake. he wrote, the students were crazy talented. congratulations to him for making the journey and bringing joy to the kids. >> i think the parents would have been happy, too. good all the way around. >> thanks for joining us. yo

he joins his big sister five-year old sloan. congratulations. >> i like her. >> she's great. >> i love her early stuff, she has very catchy tunes. >> fantastic singer. >> quite the performer, i don't know if you have seen her do her cirque du soleil stuff. look it up, if you have not seen it, it is receipt impressive you are not doing that. >> no, i'm just going to tell you what is going on today. what we have is a big old variety pack for you. we have decided to throw rain, icing, snow into this mix here and create a wintry mess out there this morning. timing is far from eye tiehl, you can see very obvious, demarcation between when we have snow, rain, but when i move it in a little bit tighter here you will see a tail end of the hoop is a little hint of pink. we will zero in on the leading edge of the precipitation in our area into western montgomery, most of chester, all of berks and portions of lehigh county a little pinkies showing up on the radar. even if it looks like it is rain falling from the sky it could be freezing on

tim sloan is the current ceo and he replaced john stump who retired abruptly right in the middle of thecandal. the bank admits that employees may have opened up to 2 million fake accounts to meet sales goals. >>> a state appeals court sided with gunmakers in a lawsuit to technology that helps investigators trace bullet casings to specific guns, the court of appeals in fresno ruled that the manufacturer should be allowed to argue that complying with the state law requiring them to equip guns with identifying technology was impossible. the court in effect overturned a previous ruling and said the case back to a lower court for consideration, the law was signed in 2007 by then governor. arnold schwarzenegger . this was the first of its kind in the nation. >>> the bart board of directors awarded a huge over $200 million contract to seismically retrofit the tube that connects san francisco in the work will cause disruption. >>reporter: here in the bay 120 feet down, bart is planning to make the trans bay to safer in a major earthquake. >> we need to get it done before the earthquake happens

tim sloan has taken the helm as ceo. returned overs $41 million of their compensation. the bank has been taking steps to try to show that they are holding executives accountable and writing this wrong. time will tell how successful those efforts are. >> we will take a look right now back at some of the senate hearing with the house and senate. we will start with the former come backtumpf and and continue our conversation. >> do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? you may be seated. a written statement will be made part of the hearing record. proceed as you wish. welcome to the committee. >> thank you for inviting me to be with you today. i am chairman and chief executive officer of wells fargo where i have ft. worth nearly 35 years. it is my privilege to lead this company which was founded 164 has played a very vital role in the financial history and development of our country. 268,000 teame than of whom are in the united states. we have a presence in all 50 states. sorry

this no such thing as a sloan wolf. there is no doubt what you have here and what's at play here is of course the media complicit in this in large part because they accept the idea this is one of those things that simply happens. it's like ankerf quake occurring in california or a storm occurring in texas. it's inspired by an outside organization, namely isis and the muslim brotherhood, the organizations, radical organizations around the globe that are inspiring young people to act in terrorist manners. charles: thank you very much. i appreciate it. i have breaking news. we just learned that georgia southwest state university public safety officer jody smith has succumbed to his injuries and he passed away. he was shot yesterday while responding to a domestic violence call. the other officer with him was also killed. '. charles: we are just moments away from the next leg of the donald trump thank you tour. president-elect trump showing his appreciation to iowa voters next. charles: the trump rally continues to roll. u.s

. >> as a matter of fact, i had wondered why that wasn't -- >> william sloan. >> again, why -- >> hubert you -- humphrey. >> if much of you go out and buy the book, you increase a chance of sequel. >> yes. >> did not have room to include. >> a torch flickering but not quite then. [laughter] >> please join me in thanking james rosen and chris bub lick for joining us. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. i'm lindsey craig, president for national review, as jack said, we are grateful to all of you for your support so that we can bring programming like this. thank you to james for writing this book, we really appreciate it. christopher, of course, we love having you come to our events and participate in them. you're a dear friend and rahan, great moderatorring job. thank you all around have a great weekend. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> this is book tv on c-span2. television for serious readers. here is our christmas time prime time line-up, tonight mit film and media professor remembers william f buckley television program, firing line and after words, 9:00 p.m. easte

who would like to consider what looked to be unplanned or poorly planned or short-term planning of sloanolf attacks are missing the point. this is a change. this an isis change recognizing a lack of commands and control isn't a problem. they embody people to go do things and they do them. whether you are shooting an ambassador in the back or driving a truck, in the last 8 years we have not gone to the source of this ideologically or militarily. that's what will have to change. we won't stop these seemingly random attacks. because of their nature they are hard to stop. so we have to cut some of, if you will, the water flow at its force. charles: you brought up the ideology and the military aspect. many are saying you would -- the military aspect would be easier. but are you referring to maybe going to raqqa and other places and eradicating the head of the organization, if you will? >> i do think we have to take the fight where there are large concentrations and use appropriate military force. i think that's where secretary mattis will be critical of having a plan for the right amount of t

tim sloan is the current ceo. he replaced john stump to retired abruptly when that scandal broke. wells fargo admits that employees may have opened up to 2 million fake accounts to meet sales goals. >>> your time is now 5:26. and a somber celebration in the east bay for the life of a young shooting victim. >> i pray every day that i just get a phone call saying that we have this person in custody. >> up next, what the mother of jeffrey ares wants you to know about finding justice for her daughter. >> we are looking at a commute that is is mostly good. we're still checking on that bart delay for you. we'll let you know a little more about that coming up in the next few minutes. >>th pretty good gusts out there. 30-plus along the embarcadero, and also jack london square. we'll have more on your temperatures for this windy friday. >>> welcome back. we have break news on this friday morning december 2nd. >> we want to go right to cal who is watch something major b.a.r.t. delays this morning. >> they're expecting the tracks outside the berkeley station at air maintenance train derailed

i guess it is just something we do jessica chas tane's miss sloan is now in theaters.uzz. i don't know who oscar is, but she's buzzing. so thinks egg. >>> ♪ >> that was taraji's holiday special. >> yes, holiday special. this was performance you may have missed last night, it was pretty cool. speaking of taraji, jen, she's in new york city and she's having accessories like taraji. >> hi there, jen. >> so lily anna is to go a special addition with helping us look amazing. >> yes. >> we have a bag similar to one that taraji wore on the red carpet. you will see what it is, how you can get it, if you want it, after the break. >> those are cool. >> i hear they are about 1200 bucks, customized it and get 15 to $1,600. >> really. >> fancy. >> well, nothing hotter then this thing here, it is hatchihas. we have one, trying to get to it hatch by rubbing its bottom. >> that is what it says tow. >> i'm trying to do both but it is a lot. >> you are getting good at it. does it make you want to have a child. >> no. >> maybe one day but not the now. >> can i rub your bottom. >> you mea

. >>> to thriller called miss sloan.ca chastain stars as a lobbyist concerned with getting the win. she often pushes the boundaries, she finally does find a line she won't cross when a gun group asks her to help turn women against the universal background check bill. instead, she changes firms and uses all the tricks she knows to try to get the bill passed. >>> and finally there is the inappropriate holiday film titled office christmas party. jennifer aniston, jason bateman star. the workers start to believe their company may be on its last leg. critics say the cast members are at their best cutting loose and sometimes the plot actually gets in the way. >>> all right. there are new local champions this morning. >> after the break to catch up on the latest round of high school state football championships. >>> plus, a midshipman in annapolis talk a little trash ahead of today's army/navy game. >>> welcome to tackle your tailgate forecast. huge army/navy game. the good news in baltimore, it will be cold. starts out mostly

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>>reporter: to make between 12 to $15 million miss sloan starring jessica chest and is played on fournovember but expands to 1600 this weekend proprieties predict the political drama to make up to $5 million this weekend. >>reporter: also one writer is nocturnal animal the psychological trauma led by in the adams express of the 1200's screens before the time for the film has made over $2.8 million but offered no prediction as to how it will fare this weekend. >>marty gonzales: the challenge has been sweeping the internet for several weeks, one challenge of alabama led to to get arrested. take a list at dominican challenge that lost an investigation are pleased that depicts a shootout, it is not to think about what is their holding the post prompted police raid at home, they found ammunition handguns and assault rifles inside of that house the collected cause of marijuana. they arrested two of the man not arrested in this challenge-- featured a >>reporter: it is starting to clear and the north bay in terms of behavior to moderate rain showers san francisco in the east than the next out

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. >> and tim sloan was there as well, of wells? you almost forget.hat's the obama days, bad bank behavior. >> you contrast the optimism, turnout at this conference not only compared to the conference last year, but even two months ago. before the election it was all deutsche bank and wells fargo, doom and gloom again. but a change in sentiment. >> the treasury in italy denying a report that the government plans to ask the european stability mechanism for a 15 billion euro loan to prop up bmps and other struggling banks. an italian newspaper says in exchange the country would have to commit to tighten the budget and make use of the funds would have to be approved by italy's new government by the end of the year. the scheme is similar to what spain used in 2012. >>> citi group is the focus of a uk investigation into october's flash crash in the price of sterling. this all according to the financial times. specifically officials are looking into the japanese trading operations of citi group which fired off repeated sell orders that made the currency's f

. >> we are joined by tim sloan. >> you feel sorry for him? >> john is a friend of mine.re's no question i feel sorry for him. >> newsmakers and news breakers. what's your main message? >> the attacks avoidances that used to support inversions will be stopped. and tax avoidance that's egregious will be stopped. >> the momentum the last ten days swinging back your way. you are feeling confident? >> this is once in a generation chance to take back control from an institution that is out of control. >> mr. knight joins us for a rare and special interview. >> we just said from the beginning we want to win the athletes heart as well as his or her feet. >> i'm not sure the gdp data is that accurate anymore. >> our primary obligation, it's set out in the law is to do what's right for the american economy. are there similarities with what happened in the uk with brexit and the rise of donald trump? >> i think it's what donald trump calls the middle class -- disenfranchised middle class, it's the same group of people. >> one of the basic principals we're looking at is do no harm.

tim sloan is the current ceo.ed john stump, who retired abruptly i when that scandal broke. wells fargo admits employees they opened up to two million fake accounts in order to meet sales goals. >> well, princess cruise line has agreed to pay $40 million for deliberate rig polluting the ocean and covering it up. >> they used pipes and bypass equipment to illegally discharge the waste. they tricked the monitors that are in place that track the oil content by adding sea water as they discharged waist overboard. >> investigators found that the ship's workers called a magic pipe that allowed them to dump oily waste directly into the ocean. >> time is now 6:44. let's see what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >> we're going to fake a good look at the latest jobs report out just this morning. the first such report since donald trump was liquidated president. many people say he won in large part over americans anger at the growing inequality gap. we'll talk about the numbers that show he's about to receive

she is the founder of the human computer project and alfred p sloan fellow and recipient of the virginia foundation for humanities grant. she lives in charlottesville virginia. she said that anonymous in history was usually a woman. let me say that again. anonymous in history was usually a woman. tonight these brilliant women are anonymous no more thanks to margot and her book hidden figures. may the names of catherine johnson, dorothy vann, mary jackson, actor christine darden and the other women who contributed to the space race and change the course of history finally receive their due. now we gave a few housekeeping notes and i want to remind everyone that her talk is going to be here but the book signing will take place at the hampton history museum "after words" in the great hall. we'll walk back across the street and so c-span asked me to say that because they are filming, they ask for more no flash photography. if you want to take a picture please turn your flash off. please remember remember to silence your phone. again, i welcome you on behalf of the hampton history museum and

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