justices sonia sotomayor and clarence thomas have written biographers now. here's justice sonia sotomayor from 2013, followed by justice thomas from 2007. >> greatings. welcome. [applause] >> greatings, walk, progressive forum. i'm randall morton, founder and president of the progressive forum, america's only civic speaker organization exposely dedicated progressive values and the largest speaker organization in texas. [applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are excited tonight to present supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, who is

justices sonia sotomayor and clarence thomas have written biographers now. here's justice sonia sotomayor from 2013, followed by justice thomas from 2007. >> greatings. welcome. [applause] >> greatings, walk, progressive forum. i'm randall morton, founder and president of the progressive forum, america's only civic speaker organization exposely dedicated progressive values and the largest speaker organization in texas. [applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> we are excited tonight to present supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, who is launching her first book a memoir called my beloved world. please turn off your cell phones. videotaping is not allowed and if our ushers catch you they can treat you like a supreme court justice at a confirmation hearing. the beautiful flowers on stage are flowers that are grown lovely puerto rico. [applause] >> puerto rico is the roots and justice sotomayor's culture and family, who are regular florists, they found orchids, anthuriums, ginger and animal foliage. thank you c-span-tv. we here at n houston, texas, we

cherished circuit justice ruth bader ginsburg, our beloved colleague, former colleague, justice sonia sotomayor form many years was a member of this court.

and for sharrie williams and sonia sotomayor i'm brian taff. and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> how do you get into the mind of a person capable of shooting five people, co-workers, i get chills thinking about it. >> a multistate manhunt is over after an accused murderer was captured in delaware county. the suspect is held on 2.1 million there's bail. thursday night and the big story is the first appearance in cord for radee prince. >> it all began yesterday morning at 9:00 a.m. when officials say that prince opened fire at an office complex where he worked in suburban baltimore. and two hours later prince allegedly shot a man twice in wilmington and was captured in newark near glasgow high school. we are learning about prince and his criminal past. chad pradelli is live with that part of the story. >> reporter: yes, radee prince was well known to authorities, he has a l

justiceished circuit ruth bader ginsburg, our beloved colleague, former colleague, formce sonia sotomayor who many years was a member of this court. and, justice elena kagan a great friend of the second circuit who participated in our 125th anniversary program on thurgood marshall. judicial colleagues, staff, members of the board, and friends of the second circuit it is an honor to welcome you here this afternoon to this special session of court as we bring to a close our courts your long retrospective marking 125 years of the u.s. court of appeals the second circuit. us, it is exciting to soin this historic room were many noteworthy cases have been adjudicated. itchief judge, i serve first. all are committed to the effective administration of justice. we have been fortunate to have the great advocacy of those who have argued in this courtroom. when i proposed a project for the 100 25th year anniversary of our core, i did so not for any-celebration but because institution, if it is to do its work well should from time to past tolect on its better resolve the present in to meet the challen