. >> your comments about justices souter and briere reminds me of a story justice souter likes to tell. he was out to dinner one evening and someone came up to him and said justice breyer, i think you're the greatest justice on the court. i really admire your work. can you tell me who is your favorite justice on the court. justice souter said i think by far the greatest intellect on the court is david souter. >> you know the story about the national association of women judges had a reception. after my appointment, and they presented us with t-shirts. senators read i'm senator, not ruth and mine read i'm ruth, not senator. >> i once saw an argument where the lawyer confused two women, i'm not sure, i think it was actually when you were on the court, so i think it might have been justice ginsburg and justice sotomayor who were confused, and then 20 minutes later the same lawyer confused two men on the court. >> oh, gosh. >> and i think that the second was purposeful. >> mm-hmm. >> i think he realized he had done it once, an darned if he wasn't going to do it again with -- with gender ne

justice souter said by far the greatest intellect is david souter. . >> you know the story about the national association of women judges reception after my appointment. they presented us with t-shirts. sandra sandra's read i'm sandra, not ruth and mine read i'm ruth not sandra. >> the lawyers confused the women on the court. i think it might have been justice gipsburg and sotomayor that were confused. 20 minutes later, the same lawyer confused two men on the court. i think the second was purposeful. darned if he wasn't going to do it again gender-neutrally. >> that's the different that three makes. we haven't been confused. the three of us have not been. >> i thought it happened once and i think it was you and i. i am told you can't always hear where they are coming from. >> what were your biggest challenges? probably different kinds of challenges. you being the trail blazer. >> trying to write opinions to deal with the issues, but in a way that is useful and long lasting. that will be a challenge. many of the issues are issues that are ones where the total courts will be in disagre

justice souter." [laughter] >> you know the story about the national association of women's judges had a reception after my appointment. they put on a t-shirt that read "i am sandra, not ruth." >> i once saw an argument where the lawyer confused two women. i think it was when you were on the court. i think it may have been justice ginsberg and justice sotomayor who are confused. 20 minutes later, they confused two men on the court. i take it was purposeful. i think he realized he had done it once and darned if he was not going to do it again with the gender neutrality. [laughter] >> we have not been confused -- the three of us have not been confused. then i thought it happened once i think it was you and i. i am told you cannot always hear were the voices are coming from. and giving them an excuse. >> what were your biggest challenges in joining the court? you probably had different kinds of challenges. justice o'connor, you being the trailblazer -- >> you write opinions that not only deal with the is

. >>> now to those bombshell revelations in the case of souter powell.he is the utah mom of two who gained national attention when she vanished almost two years ago. almost immediately, suspicion surrounded her husband. he later took his own life, along with the lives of his two young sons. only now however are we learning about the stunning amount of evidence collected against him. more now on the case from miguel almaguer. >> two little boys in the house and there's an adult man, he has supervised visitation and he blew up the house and the kids. >> reporter: when josh powell murdered his boys and took his own life in a house fire last february, police in washington state call ed it an admission o guilt in his wife susan's disappearance. now, search warrants just released reveal detectives in utah where the couple lived together, may have suspected josh powell murdered susan from the very beginning. chuck cox, susan's father, buried his grandchildren last month. >> that would have never happened. if josh had been in jail, the children would be safe. >>

her brother said souter should not be forgiven. >> it was wrong for him to do that.fering, all of the other families who lost his are suffering fifth for we need to go against him and make sure he gets everything he deserves. i do not think it he should be forgiven. safe for four >> and hughes said his system, did not another shooter, but he did drop out of school a a few months ago. >>catherine: gabe slate continued team coverage shall we as the area around shooting. >>gabe: ed wood is a very urban area with a ton of businesses and opposites. but is very busy. and laudable or at work or at a business. >> i was in the area would not bother. this guy shot four people. i saw bodies myself. what is the world coming to? >> our work right here. i come here every day. usually it is so, around here. i never thought i would see this. in memorial is growing all mine for the victims of the school massacre. kiberlee sakamoto has more. the memorial page is filled with comments and virtual flowers. here is an look at some of the comments. you can lead candles or flowers for free,

where a veteran souter has been forced to compete in his first primary election in 36 years. >> lawmaker putting the country's first national aids memorial on the map. >> very warm temperatures around the bay yesterday. the fog is back and the air conditioner is kicking in. we will look at what you expect coming up >> this sounds like a real party. students at uc davis celebrate picnic day without any actual picnics. it is a tradition that has been going strong for 98 years. hundreds of people hit the streets and the bars in downtown davis and you can see there drinking is probably the main event but there's also live music and lot of socializing. >> you meet lots of people and you eat and drink and do whatever >> shops and music and bars like this one >> police officers were also out in full force. they say there were fewer arrests during this year's picnic day compared to last >> summer has certainly hit the bay area or at least what feels like summer. >> the weather had ever won outside doing activities. this is a writer party in san mateo, in san francisco temperatures top 80 degrees

law, the federal parliament did an unprecedented degree never before has the department of justice souter a state for trying to assist the federal government, never before. in making that ill-fated decision, does this apartment and into the wall that we saw today. the solicitor general was on the ropes for most of the argument. the reason was because he was asked by the justices multiple times can you give me an example of where the federal government can preempt state really by refusing to enforce federal law or by exercising prosecutorial discretion? he had no answer to that question. this is unprecedented lawsuit brought by the dust as department. the justice department those dancers today were inadequate to the questions asked. hopefully, they fell back to their last discharge him that was if the government of mexico does not like this law, and maybe that should cause it to be pre-emptive. it was a bad day for the justice department and i think that is appropriate. when we drafted this law, we drafted it so that it merits precisely the terms of federal law. that is important because i