part of my argument is the times is a way to gain and hold the center of culture discourse, the timesover the last 70 years after world war ii has occupied a relatively military friendly policy toward war. there are some exceptions such as the printing of for pentagon papers but many my view they aren't the exceptions, the rule. >> it's history to produce much admirable program, reported admirable and during vietnam times photographers like eddy adams and david took extraordinarily raw naked powerful photographs and in many ways i'm asking where are those photographs now. >> no photo from the death section was cleared for nonbook believes, so that's the end of the slide show. thank you very much. [applause] >> so milton, i know when david came to you with this idea that you were very taken by the project and you designed this beautiful book based on that belief and the idea behind the book, can you talk about your impressions of? >> yes, i was immediately attracted by the idea of the book and largely because i find myself asking every day what is real, the question of what is real is

sing are was a teen around the time they first met. celine pregnant. and touching images of all of the buf beautiful way renee protected her behind the scenes. just 5 1/2 months since his death, she still talks to >> i think of him all the time. i know he hears me. and now, i can feel that he's telling me to zip in. and start singing. >> and talk about a fearless performance at one point celine walking down the aisl few started swarming her trying to get selfies while she continued the song, didn't miss a beat. >> s normally opens the show with a white dress, but chose this black one to renee. celine with her return to the stage, first song and speech so fans could join her in remembering the man who was the love of her life. but celine confes to us, her heart break got the better of her perform cts. ets. s. . >> celine sounded out of this world. when she was walking d the aisle right beside me, in that sea of fan adoration, police just wanted to touch her, comfort her. at one point i thought i would have to step in and play a little defense and be a bo

the bar is open during the talk. any timeyou want another beer you can buy a token and grab a beer. bathrooms are back there. i will introduce our speakers. david shields is an internationally-best-selling author, some of the best known are "reality hunger". the thing about life is that one day you'll be dead, which was a new york times best seller. black planet, finalist for the national book critics circle award. david is recipient nea fellowship. he has published essays, stories, magazines, believer. his work has been translated into 20 languages. and his next book "other people take and mistakes" in february february 2017. milton glaser among the most celebrated graphic designers in the united states, you may know i love new york logo and the risk logo. and he's also design it had cover of war is beautiful. he's had one man show at the museum of modern art. he was selected for the lifetime achievement award for the design museum in 2004 and the full bright association in 2011 and in 2009 he was the first graphic designer

, not the second time, this is now the 11th time so this will be the 11th time this house has wasted taxpayer time and money trying to overturn women's health programs and the 63rd time it has wasted taxpayer time and money trying to strip away affordable health care to 22 million americans by undoing the affordable care act system of yes, this is a shamefully historic day, as i said, mr. speaker, i think it probably breaks all the records in wasting taxpayer time and money and in a really cruel way where, if we actually did overturn the president's veto, 22 million americans would be denied access to health care. so mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time but urge my colleagues to sustain the president's veto, don't take away health care to 2 million americans and don't continue this attack on women's health. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves this egentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. price: i would simply say what we're interested in is expanding health care for the american people that actually responds to their needs. i'm pleased t

it's only the third time they've ever ian tried it and the first two times, disastrous. hough. if nevada makes a hash of this thing again tomorrow, this may be the last time the state gets to hold an early caucus. the national review calls it a fore gone conclusion that national republicans will relieve nevada of its place as the fourth state on their calendar if there's not a miraculous turnout tomorrow and a really smooth vote. it's make or break time for nebraska. make or break. no pressure. you handle the pressure well. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> hey rachel, it's 7:00 p.m. in vegas, and you have now just finished work. so you have a whole vegas night ahead of you. to go out thereto -- >> cha-ching. >> and you look like you're having too much fun. i'm coming out to vegas tomorrow and the first thing i'm going to

this is the first time, mr. speaker, since 1975, that the budget committee has not given the basic courtesy of reviewing the president's budget regardless of politics. regardless of whether we had a democratic president or republican president. whether we had a democratic congress or we had a republican congress. since 1975. this crass display of partisanship diminishes the ability of congress to do its job. it doesn't certainly help us reaching across the aisle. or maybe i'm missing something. had the committee held a hearing on the president's budget, you would know that it creates opportunity for all not just those at the top. it invests in growing the economy, ensuring the united states is competitive in the 21st century. look, we set the parameters in ecember just a few months ago. and now what you want to do, politically, is tell us you can't live within those parameters. that's what you're telling the american people. we agreed to that. we voted on it. now the majority has punted, to use a term. its respon

the normal overnight low for this time of year is 42. the current forecast has the low at 48 for wednesday morning. by the time we get to thursday the high pressure begins to break down, bring just a few clouds over the sky with little or no effect on temps. enjoy. a fight breaks out inside a gated community near mountain's edge and cimarron, leaving 1 man dead, another seriously injured. fox5's cyndi more on the investigation. lt .dan mcgrath metro police dept.-- its hard to understand how this happened a father stabbed...a son shot to death in a southwest community.... nate muzu- we saw like 15 fire trucks coming and they were coming very fast police tell fox 5 just before 4 pm friday a fight broke out in this home on keifer valley street between a father...and his 19 year old son or step son... the teen reportedly stabbed his dad... the dad then shot and killed him. lt .dan mcgrath metro police dept.-- the family is extremely upset right now i dont know if you could hear them crying down the street the 40 year old was stabbed four time

and did the beauty of the bridge come into play at the time or did the laborers not care at that time? harvey: as far as i could tell, the workers were not that concerned with one being more beautiful than the other. i don't think they felt committed. the idea was to get a job and survived the great depression. one curiosity, it seems to me to be related to that question, is al zampa said-- the golden gate bridge was more beautiful. you have the camelback span. span on the suspension the san francisco stein -- san francisco side. ace,e eye of a high steel that was more beautiful than the civil span system of the golden gate bridge, which is really interesting. so many of us look at it and say, oh, look at the beauty and brace of the sis ended -- the suspension bridge. the other one looks like a jumble. zampa didn't see it that way. george: you mentioned they both started at the same time at the bay bridge was finished earlier. was there any kind of competition or the end? harvey: i don't think there was as far as i could tell. one of the things that slow down the golden gate is that t

it's only the third time they've ever ian tried it and the first two times, disastrous. we do know though. if nevada makes a hash of this thing again tomorrow, this may be the last time the state gets to hold an early caucus. the national review calls it a fore gone conclusion that national republicans will relieve nevada of its place as the fourth state on their calendar if there's not a miraculous turnout tomorrow and a really smooth vote. it's make or break time for nebraska. make or break. no pressure. you handle the pressure well. >>> it's tuesday, february 23. right now on "first look" it's viva las vegas for donald trump as he tries to win the third state and pad his lead over marco rubio and ted cruz. the accused kalamazoo killer faces a judge. as they piece together a five-hour shooting spree. >>> what did she know? high drama as the wife of bill cosby testified for hours in his sexual assault case brought against her husband. >>> erin andrews $75 million trial is set to begin. >>> which astronaut is wearing this gorilla costume and who sent it to

. >> we would check the bushes all the time to see if o.j. was out there. >> i ate cranberries. >> be careful. very careful. >> now for february 25, 2016, this is "e.t." tonight. breaking down in court today after her father cries on the stand in her $75 million lawsuit against the mariott hotel. >> she said the hotel let the stalker book a room right next to her and let tape her makeed. >> this is a story you have to see a few moments away. celine dion returning to the caesar's palace stage in vegas for the first time since the death of her husband, renee. >> there for what celine is saying is the most difficult performance of her life. >> our top stories, celine all by herself. all by myself any more >> so emotional, celine fighting back tears towards the of mid song stopped. overcome by tears. overcome by emotion. took a moment, finished the song, crying, walked off stage. before last night's near two-hourperformance, preserved as she prepared. inside her dressing room she stayed focused talking with her musical director and going over the

>> pigment -- [ talking at the same time ] >> putting the pigment in. created little areas where the pigment needs to go. and she wipes it off. >> wow! that is so cool. i found too that when you arch, arching the eyebrow gives you a mini face lift? >> absolutely. you have to put it in the right place -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> wow! that is very cool. all right. coming up next what are you going to show us for a facial refresher? for valentine's day we are busy with skin procedures to help you look and feel great for valentine's day. >> how to refresh your skin when we come back. thank you very much. coming up next a love story, speaking of valentine's day. 23-year-old world 3 just in time for valentine's day-- >>> just in time for valentine's day here is a very special love story. a 93-year-old world war ii veteran from virginia finally reunited with his war time girlfriend in australia after dating and losing touch the internet helped bring them together after they spent 7 decades apart. thomas and joyce first met in londo

all hands on deck -- [ talking at the same time ] >> it was busy -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we knew the line of thunderstorms was coming through. there would be heavy rains and that. and a little bit more. >> a little bit moyer is the problem -- more is the problem. >> good news, all the warnings have been canceled or expired at this time. a look at the radar. we will get own over view. line of showers and thunderstorms that is moving through the state right now. columbia earlier this afternoon. but it is still an extensive line, east of raleigh, florence area now, towards orangeburg and back into georgia. this line in georgia that has been active during the afternoon. producing heavy rains. most of the severe weather has been in the columbia area. let me show you what is going on at the moment. we still have the thunderstorm, part of the line of thunderstorms moving through sumpter and now moving into clarden county, through the east, it does not appear to be severe. however it may still contain gusty winds and locally heavy rain. raining in the columbia area. any threat of se

] >> diaper bag -- [ talking at the same time ] >> today may be the first time they heard the term dad bod. would you like to explain? >> i don't know how to explain it. a tweet, started as a tweet and then went viral. the arms get softer. less toned. belly gets softer, less toned. slouched down -- [ talking at the same time ] >> flat bellies -- >> yeah. the new ken versus the old ken -- [ talking at the same time ] >> guys who matured -- >> i am good with the dad bod -- [ talking at the same time ] >> seseoned. >> seasoned. seasoned. >> like us. do you like the dad bod ken? tweet at us. before we do this tease we have huge news of who will be on the show today. world champion, u.s. champion, olympic medalists, michelle kwan. tune in. she will be coming up later on. coming up next, 4 million pressure is on for super >>> a new study is out about where the fastest seeking people are in the country. where do you think we fall in south carolina? well, according to a study re-- according to a study released from oregon take the lead for fastest talkers. minnesota come in second. they an

he was out of the situation for quite some time. as part of the spy thing, he sends 15 of the best officers went over with lafayette to serve in the american army, and he had each one of them -- he told each one of them, and what you to report back to me, but he did not tell the others. so in other words, he told each one but he did not tell the other person that they were reporting back. ingenious. ship there of his was an old tell the -- tub. the ship was old. gone up and down the atlantic many times. brought a munition plant. they filled the hold with mostly brass cannons and canon parts. i don't know how extensively you know, but even the father of modern chemistry created a new form and better form of gun gunpowder that was so much better than what the british had. that was also sent over. there was a very prominent american, a playwright, also worked very closely with the king. was a secretary. he was the one who started the company. it was supposed to be shipping over farming equipment. that's what he thought. heavy, heavy ind

system will bring us a chance for some light to be light the entire time. this will start as a few rain showers by this evening. then some of it could change to flurries or light snow showers possible, but high temps will be in the 40s. a much colder weather several days. most of the time the forecast looks dry, but there will be some pockets of moisture around on a couple of days. stay tuned for udpates. there will be area. there are high waves. so some beach erosion is banks. good morning, hampton roads. let's check the wind and rain bore down on the outer banks. 10 on your side's matt gregory was out in the storm last night. sideways during the strongest part of the storm. "you can see the rain almost falling horizontally in front of me in fact some of it is sand as the dunes continue to push from north to south." because of the storm, n-c-d-o-t asked drivers to say off route 12 in hatteras. further up the road, 10 on your side spoke with the mayor of kitty hawk, gary perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which ar

at a time when the v.a. is hurting, at a thyme -- time when the faith in govet is hurting, the faith in the media, our soldiers need to know some things will not be crossed. so i want to be very clear on this the motives of the people who worked on this should never be questioned. i have never seen people with more integrity and more care for our veterans. thought goes into this. improvements try to be made and when the american people are frustrated and they see nothing gets done this committee and the bipartisan of the care of our veterans is absolutely paramount and this is a devillish situation. how do we find the pay-for? my question is -- and perhaps it's a chip on my shoulder of an enlisted soldier -- why come to the soldiers first? there's nowhere else in the federal government we can find this and the chairman rightfully pointed out another egregious cutting to v.a. officials not fulfilling their duty. my question is, can't we find some way to at least get the people through who are there and if we w

>> is it because you are locked up all the time? talk to me about that? >> yeah. ll for the last six, seven years kind of gets to you. >> officers search murray's cell for his cutting tools. >> shaking his cell down to find any other plastic. >> and quickly locate the weapon. >> he has taken his cap off his toothpaste and had broken it off to make a sharp edge and had started cutting his arm with it. reopened his scars where he perviously cut himself up. >> take his toothbrush, too. >> so now what? >> nothing. go back to my cell and wait another couple months. i guess. >> murray's conduct is not unusual. "lockup" crews have encountered many other self-mutilators. >> some people self-injure as a manipulation because they want to get move. some people self-injure as a cry of help. some people self-injure to get even. you know, i'm going to hurt myself and i'm going to show you kind of thing, so anger. >> our crew got a glimpse of how prevalent self-mutilation is at the wabash correctional facility in indiana. >> i need to go on 11. >> 11. >> 11 range, thank you. >> p

at the same time ] >> there it is. four down. >> i see. >> on the right. >> go down. >> mr. yuck too. in the second row. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. blowing nose. slapping her forehead between blowing the nose and the -- [ talking at the same time ] >> fist bump too. >> a clown. >> it is a -- [ talking at the same time ] >> good eye. >> a person who i believe may be a king. pink shirt. is that her whatever or what -- [ talking at the same time ] >> here is another set that no one will know what you mean when you send it. like the chocolate ice cream. everybody thought it -- [ talking at the same time ] >> let them believe it. [ talking at the same time ] >> avocado? >> john travolta -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yes. >> probably not, though. >> yes, that will be like you want to go out on saturday night -- >> the karate uniform -- [ talking at the same time ] >> and i will send you a pinocchio -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is that a juggler? >> yes. >> all right. there you have it. new set of emojis to use all long.

is the magic time. we have been standing out here listening to fans, trying to encourage the process to move faster. count downs and go gamecocks chants have broken out. we ever been talking to -- we have been talking to fans in line. what are you looking forward to? >> it is cold out here. [ laughter ] >> i am ready for uconn. and usc. usc is going to beat them tonight. >> reporter: what makes you think they will come out on top? >> they are better than uconn. we have such a better team. we have such spirit and everything. our team will beat uconn. >> reporter: you see all the you, what does it mean to be part of this that sold out colonial life arena tonight? >> i wouldn't miss it. i couldn't miss this game. >> i had to be here. it is amazing. >> reporter: when the doors open what is the reaction going to be? >> everybody is going to -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> reporter: we will try to make sure we stay out of the way because i will get run over out here. we have a ton from this gam

they can make the comments pass a bill a second time, and it becomes law. e are very few countries -- none of the parliamentary secondary.hat have a it is the toll of the parliament. never any serious disagreement between them, when there is, they kick them out. votehave a no-confidence and appoint a new tool. we are so different from the rest of the world and it is that that has more than anything else preserved our liberties. in were not want to live most of the countries of the world that have a bill of rights that guarantees freedom of speech. we were not want to live there. justice ginsburg: i will have to disagree. justice scalia: i am glad you can do it. not thinknsburg: i do the rest of the world is regarding our legislature at the as law to bet followed. [applause] justice ginsburg: however it was stated at the beginning, yes, was to protect our liberties. think of our great document, the declaration of independence. that the greate protection that the press now has came rather late. wasfirst amendment developed in a serious way around the time of t

the gentleman has yielded back his time. the gentleman has yielded back his time. would the gentlelady like to close? ms. waters: thank you very much. i would simply like to thank aum of the members who have worked on -- thank all of the members who have worked on this bill and i thank for all the support i'm getting on this amendment. and i would like to thank the chairman. he had a rather difficult time on committee today. he conducted himself really well. i enjoyed working with him. and i'm very thankful that he's here to give support on this amendment and the leadership that he's given. and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the chair: the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. the chair: it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in house report 114-411, for what purpose does the gentlewoman from alabama seek

oh, look, cam newton studies all the time. ning seems to be constantly cramming pits is a into his face hole. between his jenga spine and the pizza, this sunday will be a real match up! (laughter) let's face it, we know what's really going on here and so does cam newton, because he studies. >> why do you think you're judged, why do you think you have become more of a lightning rod than other athletes? >> i'm an african-american quarterback that may scare a lot of people because they haven't seen nothing that they can compare me to. i'm doing exactly what i want to do, how i want to do it, and when i look in the mirror, it's me. (laughter) >> trevor: that's deep. that is deep. i mean, that's pretty much whatever one sees when they look in the mirror, you see yourself. that's why they call them mirrors. but i feel you. i feel you. that's what i'm saying. i feel you. this is about race. you know what i love about all the race conversations we have in society? people always say it's not about race. >> his comments lighting up the i

the world. all right? at a time when one out of five americans cannot afford to fill the prescription drug, the prescription their doctors write, the three major drug companies in this country last year made $45 billion in profit. in other words, they are ripping off the american people, they could double the price of your medicine tomorrow, there's no legislation against it. trust me, if i am elected president of the united states, there will be legislation dealing with that issue. [applause] here's another radical idea. today in iowa, and i've met some of these people, in vermont and all over the country we've got seniors and disabled veterans trying to get by on $11,000 or $12,000 or $13,000 a year. you know what? when you are old and when you are hurting and when you have health problems you cannot get by on $12,000 or $13,000 a year. you can't do it. what that means is when it gets cold you don't turn up the thermostat. what it means is you divide your medicine, your prescription pills in half because you can't

the chair can declare a recess at any time. this is to receive the semiannual testimony of the chair of the board of governors of the fed reserve system and the state of the economy. i now recognize myself for three minutes for an opening statement. last month weal all heard president obama attempt to take an economic victory lap in his state of the union speech but the american people are having none of it. they are tired of hearing from out of touch ruling class in washington just how good things are when their realities are vastly different. so chair yellen, not with standing the fact that you are a presidential appointee. i hope you don't follow suit. the fed em barked on ze ro real interest rate policies and equal today ty easing family paychecks' and net worth has declined. approximately 1 in 6 is on food stamps and almost 15% live in poverty. there hasn't been a year when economic growth reached 3%. one published report on the failure noted there is no parallel for this since the end of world war ii. maybe not since the b

by the time it reaches us, it fizzles out. notice that rain line to the north of us, we'll be dry for most of the fridays. as we get into the evening hours things will change a little bit. not a lot, we have a few scattered showers along the north bay coastline. the central and south bay picking up a little bit of drizzle. if you're going to be out tonight, after 6:00 we may have light showers over portions of the bay area. for today, temperature in the upper 60s for mt. view, we'll be in the upper 60s for most of today, as we get into sunset things will cut back. 68 for concord, 68 for san jose, these numbers 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, partly sunny on saturday. not a lot of change, not a lot of change in the temperature. there's a slight chance for scattered showers. we'll have to enjoy the nice weather. we'll suffer through it. >>> 4:50. it's almost time to change the clocks. in a couple weeks we'll spring forward. some think it's time to ditch daylight saving. for many people the time change the difficult dangero

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the time is now. beenor bernie sanders has a consistent champion for civil rights and social justice. he is not new to this. for the college students in the room, when he was around your age he stood up at the university of chicago fighting against segregation in public houses. burlington inf vermont he use leadership to transform that city. he is not new to this. he is running for president for the united states to make sure that everybody has opportunities in these united states of america. he is running against the status quo. i am comfortable with the -- with having the next president talk about universal health care as a right. the time is now. [applause] the time is now and the cause is right. when i hear young folks are saddled with trillion dollars in debt, it is all right to have the next president talk about tuition free college. the time is right. speaking as a first-generation college graduate, someone who understands the power of , thetion to understand time is now. you but all about the p

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and i reserve the balance of my time. the court: jart. the chair recognizes jasm california. gary: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the court: jarked. gary: i'm pleased to rise to join chairman hunter in strong support of legislation for funding for the united states coast guard and strengthen the prospects for the u.s. flag and u.s. maritime industry. this is a very carefully crafted, bipartisan, bicameral legislation developed over the course of far too long. shoulda, coulda been done last year. but here we are. thank the senate. i guess i should be a little more kind to the other house. several months of negotiation with meshes of the senate finally conclude -- members of the senate finally concluded and this bill is deserving of robust supporter from from members on both sides of the aisle and urge its quick passage by the house today. so it can be enrolled and sent to the president for his signature. chairman hunter, i thank you for your leadership and cooperative spirit in working with me and the other democrats to address our interests and concerns. the willin

the time is now. the time is now and the cause is right. i don't know about you, but when i hear that young folks in this country are saddled with trillion worth of dollars of debt the next president is talking about tuition-free college. the time is right and the cause is now. and speaking of a first generation college graduate, somebody who understands the power of higher education to transform somebody's life, the cause is right and the time is now. [cheers and applause] now folks, i don't know about you, but all the people talking about how this cannot be done needs to get out of the way of those who believe will work to make sure that it is done. the cause is right and the time is now. senator sanders has been a steady champion speaking up for the working poor and the middle class in this country and oh, by the way, there is a thing as the working poor and we need to talk about that. we need to talk about that. the time is right and the cause is now. almost new wealth in this country is going to t

for the first time. she was dating donald at the time and there were rumblings way back then that he could run for president. &- of being firstlady. >> i put all my energy, all my power, everything, and to the people. >> in 2010 she took "e.t." inde her opulent new york penthouse. >> this is the living room. >> this view, oh, my goodness. >> how many shoes woul say you have just in your new york penthouse alone? >> maybe, i would say,150. >> that's melania with the 4-year-old baron trump. >> what a nice picture that is. >> here he like, he is runni around and driving around. >> melania told msnbc nothing, including her husband's white house run, will keep baron from being thepriority. >> i'm a full-time mom. and i love it. so i decided not to be in the campaign so much. but i suppo my husband a hundred per >> you can certainly support a husband and several languages. she speaksitalian, german, and her native language serbian. >> that is connie britain as brown simpson's friends, who cashed in on the deat

he cur >> well do i agree all the time with him? >> mm-hm. >> no, i don't. >> melania in front of the trump apartments and in the rar interview defending her husband. >> many felt he insulted mexicans. >> no, i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. he said illegal immigrants. >> you're an immigrant. >> yes. >> do you think he goes too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the way it is supposed to be. >> coming frommer is beena 1996. >> in 1999, the new york model sat down with "e.t." for the first time. she was dating donald at the time and there were rumblings way back then that he could run for president. we asked her about the pr&- of being firstlady. >> i put all my energy, all my power, everything, and to the people. >> in 2010 she took "e.t." inside her opulent new york penthouse. >> this view, oh, my goodness. >> fantastic. >> how many shoes woul say you have just in your new york penthouse alone? >> maybe, i would say,150. >> that's melania with the 4-year-old baron trump. >> what a nice picture that is. >> here he l

there are many facets to talk about with the system. new time tomorrow afternoon the clouds taken over by then maybe a flooring or two but nothing steady.the steady stuff comes in time for the evening drive. 4:30 snowing out west along the o'clock in the middle of the evening drive. and then the snow starts to change over out there on cape cod and the islands that change happens but it the change to ice and eventually went all of snow about a half inch to two inches the higher elevations by tomorrow evening. in fact that's a forecast coating to two inches part of the storm which will be talk about the timing of the heavy rain and strong winds. >> developing news search at this hour for the man accused of attacking an officer during a traffic stop last week. police were able to arrest the second suspect this morning after the pair crashed distal car fox25 stephanie coueignoux is live in saugus. >> stephanie: they been searching for that suspect for hours now it's now just a little bit dark but homes lined the street and taking a look behind me wi

i hang out in my chambers most of the time. the center of the building, what is really the reason the building is here is the audience chamber, where we all argue. as the august nature of that chamber suggests, it has a c -- ceiling so high you can barely see it from the ground. that is the center of the court, of course. susan swain: let's talk about what goes on in that court and the process of oral argument can you talk about how you use oral argument and why, in fact when there is so much paper before hand on making all of these cases, oral argument is even needed? justice scalia: a lot of people have the impression it is just a pony show. i read a 60 page brief by the petitioner a 60 page brief by , the respondent, a reply brief, some very often, an amicus brief, some very often by the solictor general. a dozen other briefs not all of , which which i will read, and i have seen passages where there is nonsense in the margin -- what someone can tell me in half an hour will make a difference. the answer is it is probably quite

what is the timing for the storms? >> 6:00 a.m. but i think we have a couple of hours before the storms arrived. tornado watch issued a few minutes ago. in effect through 10:00 a.m. counties. the rest of the counties are under essentially the threat for severe thunderstorms. more straight line winds, the further north you go the more spin there is in the atmosphere which is why they've issued that watch. several hours. we'll keep you posted. here's the watch box, near the storms off-shore. they are a couple of hours away. we'll loop this for you. some of the cells are indicating some spin and so that is why the storm prediction center has decided to issue the watch box. certainly conditions are favorable for that. all of this headed to the north and east, by the time we get into 9:00 that is when i think the storms hit the tampa bay area and then pushing down to the south and east. but for all of us here it's a weather alert day. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning as the storms approach. >>> we want to look at the morning

i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from georgia is recognized to close debate. mr. hice: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. i urge adoption of this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time having now expired on this legislation, the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate bill 1580 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 6:30 p.m. today. their last that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks minute pitches. organization is key but it has moved to a v