susan swain: 40 hours, 60 hours? justice scalia: one of the nice things or the non-nice things, you do not have to be here to be working. i could, and some judges on the court of appeals do only come into court when there is oral arguments. i could do this job from home. the main thing it would deprive me of is consultation with my law clerks. it would deprive them of my company too. so i like to come in. it has no relationship with how many hours i am putting in. i never counted the hours in the week, but i almost always worked weekends. not all weekend, every weekend, but some of the weekend every week. susan swain: is there ever really a break in the summertime? justice scalia: yeah, the summertime is great. we clean our plate before we leave at the end of june, so it is really a summer without guilt. the only work we have to do over the summer is it stay on top of theren petitions because is a monster conference at the end of the summer to vote on all of the circuit petitions that have accumulated during the summ

susan swain: 40 hours, 60 hours?tice scalia: one of the nice things or the non-nice things, you do not have to be here to be working. i could, and some judges on the court of appeals do only come into court when there is oral arguments. i could do this job from home. the main thing it would deprive me of is consultation with my law clerks. it would deprive them of my company too. so i like to come in. it has no relationship with how many hours i am putting in. i never counted the hours in the week, but i almost always worked weekends. not all weekend, every weekend, but some of the weekend every week. susan swain: is there ever really a break in the summertime? justice scalia: yeah, the summertime is great. we clean our plate before we leave at the end of june, so it is really a summer without guilt. the only work we have to do over the summer is it stay on top of certain petitions because there is a monster conference at the end of the summer to vote on all of the circuit petitions that have accumulated during the s

uh, susan, susan have you been seeing a lot of jack? not lately. uh, i've been doing a lot of flying. oh, yeah, i see, right. oh, sure, with him on the ground must have been hard for you two to connect. ( laughter ) i mean, hard to get it together. ( moans ) i mean... i think i'm doing it again. uh, susan, we expect jack back real soon. you see, this is his birthday. his birthday? we're planning a surprise. but nothing like yours. ( laughter ) i had no idea it was his birthday. may i use your bathroom to freshen up? oh... sure. ( laughter ) the, uh, the bathroom is right in there. oh. thank you. sure. that has to freshen up? boy, all the time we thought jack was out cooking ( laughter ) hi! what, did i say something funny? jack, there's a girl here to see you. yeah? ( audience laughs ) i don't see her. she's in the bathroom. oh, who is it? we'll give you a hint. coffee, tea or milk? ( laughter ) i'm not thirsty. susan: you light up my life you give me hope oh, no... la-da da-da that's susan. are you kidding me? that's susan walters. how'd you guess

county administrator susan adams says buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will also assess the damage in waverly and essex county. response to wednesday's severe weather. one person died in the storm and seven others were hurt. county administrator susan adams says there are about 100 damaged buildings with at least 40 of those severely damaged. mcauliffe will >> we train to do this. we have the best law enforcement they are doing their job. >> [ inaudible ] >> well, first you expect us in the command center to keep our heads on straight and make sure we are doing everything -- when you are in a command center you have 15 people that are connected to the headquarters you hope you are doing everything possible. we train over and over for these situations. when the first reports came out last night that three individuals has been killed including a 2-year-old child it breaks your heart. you think about all the family that is are impacted. we do have here i think there four i believe have been released but i believe the two are still in critical cond

for example, susan. susan? you haven't called her since you met gertrude. i haven't been going out with anybody but gertrude. is that any reason to turn your back on an old friend like susan? susan's not a friend. she's a girl. susan is a person! and she's interested in you as a person, in your career, in your mind. you've got to be kidding. come on, okay those layouts, will you? i can't now. i'm too busy. when will you be able to? not until tomorrow at the earliest. they have to go to the engravers. maybe late tomorrow. how late? 10:00. at night? we'll have dinner and drinks. of course i remember you, darrin. you work with that treacherous kermit, who hasn't called me in more than a month. a spell? well, if he's been sick, i'm sure i can make him feel better. all right. the interlude at 10:00. i'll be there. [ telephone ringing ] hello, kermit? sorry to disappoint you, gertrude. it's only me. if i sound like a giddy girl in love, it's your fault. what are you doing tonight? i plan on going to sleep early. it's the first night in weeks i won't be seeing ker

just susan. >> reporter: now , bryant said susan is only allowed to visit the child under a supervision. dcf could not confirm that but released this statement saying they received a call about the abandonment about baby willow and now opened an investigation. dcf said they will take the necessary steps to protect any other children in this family, which would of course include bryant's 7-year-old daughter who lives here and two other children that he and susan had together. of 7. i'm going through my interview with bryant right now. i'll have an update on that coming up for you tonight at 6:00. i asked him why he gave those two other children away that he fathered with susan. i also asked him about a police report that alleges he used one of those children as a human barrier in a stand off with police. i'll have all that coming up tonight at 6:00. for now live in orlando, jeanine reyes, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> to be clear, nothing has been found in either dumpsters taken by opd investigators. still baby willow is still missing police are looking for leads. sharing this story fro

and district attorney susan reed responded by going on the offensive. >> susan reed, she went after lisewanted to know her sources, and lise called me and said, they're going to take me before a grand jury, and if i don't disclose my information, i think that they're going to jail me. so i said, lise, just feel free to give them my name. that's okay. we have nothing to hide. >> richard agreed to meet with reed's investigators and shared his materials from the case. >> what we discovered was that juan moreno was literally manipulated by the investigator. the investigator worked on his wife, and he would send her flowers, and he'd phone call. he was taking them out to dinner. he was making payments to the family, and it was an extremely manipulative investigation. >> reed's report says that one moreno changed his story because i paid him. that's absurd. this is a hard-working man. now, if juan moreno says, okay, i'll spend a day with you, i need to reimburse him on whatever he loses. it's the standard thing to do. we've never had anyone, ever anyone, ever, ever question that except susan r

for example, susan. susan? you haven't called her since you met gertrude. i haven't been going out with anybody but gertrude. is that any reason to turn your back on an old friend like susan? susan's not a friend. she's a girl. susan is a person! and she's interested in you as a person, in your career, in your mind. you've got to be kidding. come on, okay those layouts, will you? i can't now. i'm too busy. when will you be able to? not until tomorrow at the earliest. they have to go to the engravers. maybe late tomorrow. how late? 10:00. at night? we'll have dinner and drinks. i'll meet you at the interlude at 10:00. of course i remember you, darrin. you work with that treacherous kermit, who hasn't called me in more than a month. well, if he's been sick, i'm sure i can make him feel better. all right. the interlude at 10:00. i'll be there. [ telephone ringing ] hello, kermit? sorry to disappoint you, gertrude. it's only me. if i sound like a giddy girl in love, it's your fault. what are you doing tonight? i plan on going to sleep early. it's the first nigh

it didn't just happen, susan. you took her, a year-old vulnerable child who trusted you, who trusted your husband. you need to tell me where she is. this is how katie sees herself, self-loathing, dirty, disgusting. that is what your husband made her feel. no. the nights that she would stay at your house, would sneak into her room and tell her not to make a sound. no, please don't do this. do you have any idea how terrified she must have been, how confused, while you lay awake protecting an animal who will always have those urges and always has. don't. please don't. there's nothing left for you to protect, susan. instead of shielding her from more pain, you blamed her for your own. no, no, no. yes, you did. you have robbed katie of her childhood, are you gonna steal the rest of her life from her as well? no! enough! [sobs] katie! katie! pick it apart, guys-- every box, every shelf. katie! katie! katie! this wle pile back here. i need 2 guys in this aisle. check up in here. jim, why don't you check this room. katie!

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susan: how long have you lived here? >> 24 years. susan: thank you for talking to c-span, smoke. host: joe, good evening to you. caller: good evening. how are you? host: fine. are you going to vote on saturday? caller: yes. i am undecided, but i was encouraged by a lot of republican candidates this year. the thing i would emphasize is my demographic of being a 22-year-old male, i own a business behind where rubio actually spoke today. i just want to encourage everybody in my community and vote. have some very good candidates. we have to take a country back. it is not right with people work all their lives and have nothing to show for it. host: thanks for the call. headline, the endorsement of governor nikki haley from south carolina. she was asked earlier this week by george w. bush to in georgia his brother, jeb bush, the endorsement announced today. next,is joining us bowling green, kentucky. good evening. caller: how are you doing? host: i am fine. for thei do not care bush family because they have to everybody trying to run for what his brother is running for now, and people

baby willow and following a search effort yesterday there's still questions about what her mother, susan richardson did tuesday morning. >> they wanted to know did she have a cell phone and asked me about did i hear about a woman that she went to her house. >> her boyfriend, johnnie bryant said he believes richardson was with another friends and heard she may have been with a woman driving a gray lincoln before heading home to have the baby. police is not said if they're looking for a gray car or if they believe anyone else is connected to the >> she walks through here every day and cuts behind this warehouse. >> neighbors told us richardson would walk behind the warehouse and pass this pond on the way to the 7-eleven. the community is looking for answers to and wonder if that stretch including the pond has been searched. >> they should be checking all of that. they should be checking all of that to make sure they find the baby. >> reporter: we have not heard back from police about whether or not search crews have been in that pond. we have not seen them searching that pond but we unders

i felt rejected by my family and society in general. >> susan was a troubled girl.when she came to manson. and once her mother was gone, her father and she were not as close, and she became a runaway. and she took up with bad company. >> when i interviewed susan atkins in prison, she told me she came to san francisco as a topless dancer for a while and was attracted to the haight counterculture. she was drinking too much and doing too much of this and that, and she met charlie, and it was the greatest thing to ever happen in your life at that time. that's what she thought. >> i didn't find a place in san francisco where i fit in. men gave me one of the only things that made me feel good about myself. at the time i met him, i was nothing more than a sex object. no self-worth. no self-esteem. he had a guitar with him and was surrounded by a group of girls. he started to play music. he sounded like an angel. i wanted to get some attention from him. he told me he wanted to make love with me. he said "there is nothing wrong with you. you are perfect. you always have been

that's something susan tries to teach her three kids. fighting a false sense of security -- because once something's out there, you can't take it back. when it comes to talking to your teens, some advice that's worked in susan's house. "i would say talk to your kids, talk to your kids... and talk to the act and we're not looking at what happening behind it." we've got you covered - one way these apps are getting on kids' phones -- they're free to download. we have a list of other secret apps toook out for - and more advice for parents from police- on our website. just head to kwwl dot com. coming up on kwwl... to president obama saying he will nominate someone to take over in the wake of supreme court jutice antonin scalia 's death. plus.. strong storms causing a lot of damage down south -- ripping roofs right off buildings. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven's chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video t

susan cleary by the way, if you want to follow susan on twitter at susan cleary correct? >> reporter: that's correct. >> we really appreciate it. thanks for coming in. >> thank you, bob. >>> the more that a month long occupation of a -- refuge has ended. they'll all face a felony charge of conspiracy to keep federal workers from doing their duties who force intimidation. >>> also a cease fire agreed in the civil war facing syria. john kerry making that announcement tonight's. the goal is to put the nation- wide cease fire in place; however, it does not apply to isis. let's check in with brooks now for a look at our forecast. >> 49 right now in melbourne and 52 in orlando and it's going to be warmer. finally, as we go through the end of the week and into the weekend, seasonal temperatures prevail. you know, we started off february, very warm. highs in the 80s and in the last week or so, highs in the 50s and the weekend looks sunny and mild, and rain likely monday and tuesday. outside right now, temperature- wise it's pleasant. 52 degrees in orlando and there's a view from

susan's are always sweet. >> very sweet. yeah. susan's always free on the set. she always wears some sort of amusing hat. and she was back there, and i'm just such -- i just, i remember i was doing a scene and i'm talking about the villain. and i say, "this guy is pure evil." and then i say, "this guy is pure evil." and then i say, "trust me. that" -- and i totally forget the line. but i don't really forget the line. i say, "susan?" and she says, "that wheezing bag of -- [ bleep ] tips has it coming?" [ laughter ] and it's just like -- and i'm doing that the whole movie. >> seth: why you doing susan like that? susan's just trying to live her life. >> i know, right? just add obscenely immature. >> seth: this i wanna ask cause this -- that's susan. susan, ultimately she's out of your life now. your wife, in your life. >> yeah. [ laughter ] immaturity that i want confirmation from you because my wife is pregnant, we're expecting our first baby. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i'm excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of talking about like how you act in the del

we will go back with susan. >> thank you, steve. who watched the townhall meeting heard him ask the last question. from the university of georgia. how long is the trip? >> a little over an hour. >> tell me how you came in to ask the last question. did the john kasich people know you were here? >> they didn't really. i feel i'm ready passionate about supporting him and i wanted people to know why and hopefully they can take something from the. -- from that. i want people to know he is a good person and he is a uniter. >> i heard you say it was important. really hear you explain why he is your candidate. >> i support him because he has a record. i like people with records. i like bet it's a good, conservative record. i like his message of putting people before the party. american before republican or democrat. i'm a pretty moderate republican. he is a human and in his first debate, he gave the gay marriage comment or he said you don't have to agree with it but that doesn't mean i can't love them and celebrate with them. i thought, tha

susan tran is outside the apple store in boston with more. >> susan: apple is saying the mistake is on the government's part, that they are in a bind because when they had possession of the phone someone changed the apple i.d. pass coad making it impossible to get the data off of it. g.o.p. front-runner donald trump who usually tweets from his iphone demanding americans boycott apple until the company agrees to help the f.b.i. unlock an iphone used by one of the >> what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. how do you like that? i just thought of that. boy colt apple. >> susan: federal prosecutors filed a motion to force the company to unlock the phone. but apple says it could have recovered information from the phone had the pass code not been changed. apple c.e.o. tim cook said in an open letter, "the u.s. government has asked us for something we simply do not have and something we consider too dangerous to create. they have asked us to build a back door to the iphone." other tech experts agree. >> i think the government's interes

so back with me now, anne gearen and susan page. and listening to some of these lines from george w. bush, taking a shot at people who disparaged things, like the establishment, susan. i'm wondering if he was giving a master class on a political endorsement, or was it more something of an era past? >> chris, i thought that was a very effective rejoinder to donald trump and his comments, criticizing george w. bush in the 9/11 attacks. i think that george w. bush has managed to create some big problems for donald trump. we have predicted over and over again, that donald trump went too far with this comment or that comment. in this case, i think we may finally be right, for donald trump to make these comments, criticisms of george w. bush, and his handling of the 9/11 attacks, especially in a state like south carolina, with a lot of military folks, just may be something that i think george w. bush has managed to counter that in a really effective way. i don't know how much good he does for jeb bush. maybe he does him a lot of good. he

susan, ultimately she's out of your life now. your wife, in your life. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: i wanna talk about some immaturity that i want confirmation from you because my wife is pregnant, we're expecting our first baby. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i'm excited about that. a lot of talking about like how you act in the delivery room, you were in the room. >> yeah, yeah. for sure. >> seth: and you decided to play a song. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: what did you play when your wife was in labor? >> i jammed a little marvin gaye's "let's get it on." [ laughter and applause ] yeah. >> seth: how did that go? >> it was like steak knives came out of her eyes. [ laughter ] she's like, "are you [ bleep ] [ bleep ] me right now?" [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not the time for levity. >> yeah. real bad. yeah, yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> but she was a mercenary. i mean she was like i think i just caught her right in the middle of a contraction. she was pretty much making jokes the entire time. >> seth: oh, that's good to hear. >> yeah, ye

the remaining 25 percent is contributed directly to susan g. komen award and research grant program which funds groundbreaking breast cancer research. volunteers are also needed to help organize the race. "anyone can be part of the race. we need so many volunteers and those who want to organize teams have so much fun." said laura johnson, "the race is a huge only for the filiate but also the evenenis so race day when thousands of people are there breast cancer." facebook: susan siouxland race for the cure to stay with us. (fred) 9-12" of snow are from norfolk to wayne to sioux city to cherokee to spencer. on either side of that red band of heavy snow, 6-9" can be expected. tonight, the snow will start in the late evening, and the snow and wind will pick up after midnight. the low will be 29. tomorrow, look for heavy snow and strong winds producing blowing and drifting snow. the high will be 31 with gusts to 40 miles per hour. the generally quiet weather after tomorrow's storm. " " jenna

our phone lines are open at 202-783-2920. 202-748- this is susan, who was at the rally. susan?ets on the bus up to the event. we will talk to a few as the crowd thins. it is chilly here in south carolina. we don't want to keep people too long. let me introduce you to two college students who came to the event. what is your name? >> logan. >> jelly. y. i think i will vote for marco rubio. >> what you like about him? >> i have been down to marco rubio or jeb bush, and i think marco rubio is interstate -- states rights. x you are young, but some opponents say he is too young. >> i think anybody in this day and age can learn anything they want to. we live in the information age. him being younger, i connect to older generations. but to me, that gives him a leg up on other people. i think he is more in touch with the world. susan: will the governors endorsement matter? >> i am from kentucky. that i think that will help him become a more viable candidate and a bigger threat to donald trump in this election. susan: how much interest is there on campus for this election? >> a frighteni

susan, let me start with you. there is a big issue here. a lot of people may not even realize how secure their phones are at this particular time, but now they realize that. and the issue with apple has to do with one phone. the doj says they just want that one phone. why is it such an issue when it's only that one device? >> because in order to do this, apple has to write a piece of software that while it is targeted at that one phone, can be reused, as long as one has apple's, what's called sign-in key, in order to use it on other phones, and then it becomes very dangerous, because apple's sign-in key now becomes the target, for example, for nation states to go after, because that would unlock other people's phones. and given the way we use our phones, that's exceedingly dangerous, including for national security. >> ron will take the other side of this. why do you think tim cook is wrong? >> well, i think this order that was issued in california is very narrow. we are talkingng about a phone that the fbi is in lawful possession of after

**nats** susan splittgerber, 8th grade middle school 46:35 i 3 very much value days like this. it gives us a chance to work with our colleagues, and an environment we e not so busy running from one place to another in between classes trying to fit in a meeting here and there, 46:46chapin middle school susan splittgerber has been an educator for more than 27 days and took part in district five first ever teacher led professional development day. *nats of speaking**more than 1300 educators learned from other educators. susan splittgerber, 8th grade history teacher at chapin middle school 45:59 from my experience in education, i think that is the most effective way to do professional development. i e been involved in some teacher training myself, and there just a level of credibility when you have a teacher coming to talk to a group of teachers that i know what youre going through, i e been in the trenches, and to be e le to share things with them that they know are of value that we can use in our classrooms in our daily lives. 3 46:22learning different strategies and as teacher f

uh, susan, susan have you been seeing a lot of jack? not lately. uh, i've been doing a lot of flying. oh, yeah, i see, right. oh, sure, with him on the ground

susan sullivan will join us, [ applause ] [ music ] susan sullivan is with us tonight. she uh -- i think most people will remember her from her performance in "rich man, poor man", and tonight, she's going to be starring in a new television series called "having babies", which i imagine is fairly self--explanatory. we won't go into it too deeply, because it's still fairly early in the evening. will you please welcome susan sullivan? [ applause ] [ music ] did i tell you that before, when you were on the show? [ whistles ] >> god, that's awful nice. thank you. whoever did that. >> now, you're a women's libber. for women would say that is a male chauvinist put--down, when somebody whistles. i've never understood that. >> i must say, i've never understood it either, and i'm a great supporter of the womens' movement. >> so am i. >> i love to be whistled at. [ whistles ] >> thank you. god love you. you make my mother so happy. >> they wear such lovely clothes. television and womens magazines are full of wonderful clothes, undergarments, they make you more provocative, and th

susan told me she and her family have a place to stay tonight. >> it's a wonderful community. everybody reached out to us. we're good. >> reporter: right now the cause one resident did tell us they believe it was a cooking-related accident. but at this point fire investigators have not confirmed that. >>> we go to heart break in new jersey as a community said their final good-byes to a popular high school teacher and his young daughters.ers released balloons in memory of tim o'donnell and five-year-old bridget. their car was rear ended leading to a chain reaction crash. one of his students talked about his sense of humor and how different it's been at school since his passing. >> it's been very quiet. everyone has been very sad. >> 36-year-old scat ott hahn admitted to being high on adderall. underway in yonkers after a tanker spilled nearly 2,000 gallons of oil. this happened around 8:30 this morning outside an apartment building on bronx river road. the truck was making a delivery when the oil began to leak out. the driver was able to cap the leak, but look at that, not befo

>>reporter: susan told us she loves her job, but the strugglings are just too much. she says her salary is only $900 higher than a new hire. that's why she went to the last board meeting. >> you had teachers up there talking about kids being being teachers and their kids were on free and reduced lunch. teefrps having three and four jobs to make do. >>reporter: employees started by asking for a 6% raise, they feel like they've been generous knocking it down to 4. but the district is stuck at 2.25% and rutherford is worried failure to come to an greerment could cost seminole county good teachers. >> we're worth more than 2.25% and after walking out of that meeting, teachers had enough. >>reporter: just while that story was playing, probably another 20-25 people have joined the group out here, now, i asked to sit down with somebody from the district to talk about this. they told me that we r going to have to wait and see what is it starts in about 25 minutes. live in seminole county, field sutton, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> recess is back on the agenda at tonight's

so -- so it was nice doing this for susan and company.o i have to return to where i started from, the blackout. so you guys have a nice day. thank you for listening to me. good-bye. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? >>> good morning, coming up on msnbc's "your business," things swing in the right direction for this toy creator when he hits the road and goes door to door to demo it. the owners of this cow cream business built a big brand and kept their operation small. >>> plus, a new study with some aloorming statistics about a major problem, abusive bosses at small companies. let us help make your busines

search is on for a missing girl after a woman says she gave birth, but is not saying where the baby is. susan richardson was arrest earlier tonight. >> they found ef that a child with you born in a parking lot, but it's not been found. we have the latest on the search and the arrest. >> well tonight that mother, 30-year-old susan richardson is behind bars at the orange county jail, charged with aggravated child neglect, and the police continue to externallying for the -- search for the newborn, baby willow. they accused her of discarding the baby, and tonight the police don't know where the baby is. >> the officers were out there all night last night, they had blood hounds, cadaver dogs, and >> officers say that she gave birth to the baby here at the willow bend apartment complex, off of silver star road. that's why they named the newborn, baby willow. they found evidence of afterbirth, but she's not saying where the baby is. now they're asking the public to help find her. >> we're holding out hope, that's one reason we named her, we want people to see her as a person. and maybe someone took