. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: great author. he appears as a character in this book. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: can you talk about the decision to include him? in some ways he sort of stands in for you, do you think? he offers commentary on events in the book. >> thomas: i wanted somebody who could fill the job that in watergate had been done by alice roosevt-longworth. teddy roosevelt's 90-year-old daughter who was still alive duri watga.ongued, very smart. >> evan: right. say whatever she thoht. >> thomas: and i wanted that figure. and i thought i was going to go for somebody very old with this. and then suddenly hitchens was on my mind very much as i was starting the book. christopher died in december of 2011. >> evan: yeah. >> thomas: i was starting to write this book right around that time. and it suddenly occurred to me, i didn't know him in this period. he was in his mid 30s, not too long in america, was writing mostly for political magazines. like the nation hadn't moved on to "vanity fair." >> evan:

thomas didn't give up. trying to handcuff somebody who doesn't want to be handcuffed is not an easy task. the officers were holding down his shoulders, they were holding down his legs so he couldn't kick them, and, finally, they were able to get him handcuffed. >> anthony thomas is finally subdued and cuffed and taken to the lorain county jail. >> mr. thomas came into the department on a contempt-of- court charge, which is a low-grade misdemeanor. he left our department with a felony assaulting an officer charge. all when he was going to be released on a summons for the first one. >> thomas pleads guilty to assault and constructing official business. he's convicted and charged to time served plus three years probation. he also has to undergo psychological treatment and evaluation. officer whit sustains minor injuries. >> we do not have time to be afraid. we react. if you want to be afraid or you want to think about the events or think about the dangers, it happens afterwards. that's when you think to yourse

>> guest: the evidence supports anita hill's claim that clarence thomas spoke to her explicitly about it in ways that made her uncomfortable. when do that is legally a definition of harassment i don't know. i am not a lawyer. what we discovered was clarence thomas had a long history of speaking explicitly about sex, he loved to see pornography. many people if you go to that book, fellows in school with him, he had a history here that supported what she said. i don't know whether that meets the legal limit of harassment or not. made her very uncomfortable and other women and comfortable and there were other women who wanted to testify against him during confirmation hearings and part of the news of that was there were other women that were never allowed to testify against him, they were waiting in the wings. there was someone named angela wright, rose jordan who has since passed away. there were other women with memories of him acting inappropriately. at that point what was considered harassment, a new concept the way people were talking about it back then. now you would find a lot of

i'm thomas roberts.ian williams and chris matthews pick up our coverage right now. >>> thomas roberts, thank you. brian williams here in new york and you are looking live at the d.c. convention center, which tonight is going to be the focus of a very interesting night in american politics, certainly in the gop race for president, as the gathering is enjoying their version of kiss cam right now, and people settle into their seats. the american israeli public affairs committee is going to he

mary thomas says her son, 15-year- old cj thomas, was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the wrong place--- the backseat of a car reported stolen and reported to have a newborn baby inside. thursday -- when the driver of the stolen car allegedly decided to flee from police, and ultimately crashed the car on prosperity street. today we talked with cj about the fleeting moments before crash. "he took them on a high speed chase and i'm like why are you doing that? just pull over and get out. then he crashed and i'm a young black man and i'm probably in a stolen car so i just started running." 5033 - "i was on the phone with him asking him what was going on and he said mom, i was scared, i'm running from the police." a situation that begs the question --- why run if you're innocent? "that's all i was thinking in my head, that's why i started running, i don't want to go back to jail, i don't like jail." he says he received a similar charge for receiving stolen property last year and is still on probation but after thursday's incident, he's worried about the punishment he's now

thomas frank is here with me in washington.nd you were just about to talk about the new democrats. the people who value technocrats, who love experts, who actually care what college is written on your resume. not necessarily your gpa, but where you went. what happened? >> it's funny, because we're doing this city in washington, d.c. and i live in this town. and everybody that lives in this town carries around the hi high -- hierarchy offal ma maw ders. and these are liberals 245 we're talking about here. >> the new snobs. >> yeah, in a certain way. there are so many fun directions i could have gone in this book. the ways that cities and states reach out to what they call the creative class which is another term for this group that i'm talking about, the processional class, but to reach out and attract them to your city with bike paths and organic food markets and subsidized art scenes. so you build the art district. in kansas city they have this subsidized art district that is supposed to bring in the art people. >> so they bui

nychele thomas remembers her daughter.. 18 year old gabrielle thomas.. she and close family friend 17 year old kamesha gilmore were killed march 5 2015.. they were making a u-turn on boulder highway when a car going nearly 120 miles an hour slammed into them... driver seong (sung) lee accepted a plea deal in court monday morning.. thomas says she didn't see that coming... nychele (nye shell) thomas/ gabrielle's mother day of a lot of tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family too... and no amount of time in or out of prison will bring her daughter or goddaughter back to life... well never get to experien

thomas: thank you very much for that insight. belgian police continue their investigation into last week's airport and metro bombings, carrying out 13 raids in several towns on sunday. prosecutors say four people were arrested, and three other suspects have been charged with participating in a terrorist group. the investigation continues across europe. the suspect was arrested in italy. national is to be extradited to belgium for questioning. providinged of documents for the attacks on tuesday and also for the november attacks in paris. abdeslam -- belgian police on sunday carried out raids in brussels and two other cities. three were indicted and releasing a fourth one. also in belgium, a man already in custody was charged in connecti with a probe into an attack on french soil. the 38-year-old is suspected of belonging to the same terror cell is the mayor arrested on thursday. >> anti-terror police in the netherlands arrests of a french national suspicion of planning a fresh fat and rants that a fresh here in- a fresh attack fra

>> reporter: hey, thomas.s you just mentioned there, these are sympathetic figures to the plight judge garland finds himself in, not even getting a hearing which is unprecedented for a supreme court nominee in the modern era. what cardin and donnelly said was they found garland to be supremely qualified and also understanding of the situation. they said, look, garland raeds t the. however, senator card dts in said that is unprecedented, it can't be allowed to stand. take a listen to these comments. >> it is march of -- there is nine months left in this year to sugge . to suggest that we don't have the time and the president doesn't have the authority to a point is absolutely outrageous. i'm not talking about what happens next year, i want his nomination considered in this congress. >> reporter: you see how much attention this meeting has gotten for judge garland. there is not a lot of work for the senate to be done on the floor. 46 democratic senators. they can all have this photo op and try to stretch this go

two of those inmates are thomas costa and his girlfriend alyssa schlossberg. they're both facing drug charges and hope to be assigned to a rehab program in lieu of more jail or prison time. >> our crappy ass mirror, but it's cool. you can actually see me better through the camera through the mirror, which is weird. but i don't know, maybe it's a reason why people can't see their real self through this mirror. that it's not really who a lot of people are. because it's not how i look when i am who i am. and this is just a piece of me, it's not the whole thing. this -- actually, this book is on rosh hashanah. >> schlossberg said she's using her time in jail to reconnect with her religious heritage. >> this is the translation on this side? >> this is hebrew. >> and this is english? >> this is english. >> wow. >> i was raised catholic and jewish and i made communion and i was confirmed. it is more that the boys did the jewish thing and i followed my mom with the catholic thing, and we celebrated both christmas and hanukkah. but they're big ceremonies. like all the

>> thomas, i think that's very important day yesterday. it was a game-changer.n terms of what trump said. but also really eliminating what senator sanders said as well. and rachel maddow pointed that out last night after she did interviewes with both candidates. senator sanders called out donald trump also for what he said being outrageous. but he also said that this was a distraction. and not a serious issu and was taking time away from talking about issues like climate change and raising the minimum wage and hillary made a very strong point of saying this is a serious issue to her. and issues that facing women in this country about repr pro ductive rights and producting what republicans are trying to do to us as women she believ believesabelieves passionately in our right to choose. he made it sound like it was a secondary issue and she thought it was needed to be raised as an issue. >> when it comes to pro life and pro choice organizations now coming together in response to donald trump, are you surprised by reaction created? >> he did something very unique.

>> manning takes a snap, throws the ball right side, it's going to be caught by demaryius thomas. 3 thomas scampers into the end zone, and the 6th touchdown pass of the game! >> the lessons learned. it in. when you come around that when you come around that backer, and first play of the game, i'm talking about first play of the whole season. i got a seam route, he throws it to me, i forget to bend it back. the safety hits me. julius said, you've got that? yeah, i got that. >> the championships. the greatness. >> touchdown, demaryius thomas. move over brett favre and make room for the new king. >> he changed how the position of quarterback is played from the line of scrimmage in pro football. when you think about what he's been able to do. an ambassador for the game. first ballot hall of famer. he's a guy that young quarterbacks along with the tom bradies and those guys want to emulate. >> after 18 seasons, it's now over. peyton williams manning, two time super bowl champion, five time mvp, all-time career touchdowns, all-time career passing. 14 10 win seasons, but what defines a career is

so she goes but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant.e doesn't know that. >> that's a good thing you told me. >> it's a good thing you told me. >> yes, i lied about my pregnancy. i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >> coming up -- >> i might tell you something, okay? this got to stop. >> alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mccoys here. >> the first rehab center set up inside a new jersey correctional facility. >> the next time i stick a needle into my arm, i'm going to die. e rushing in. e rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power

i'm thomas roberts. we start the hour here on msnbc live with the latest development about the anti-donald trump movement happening in this country. getting one of the bigger endorsements it's seen yet. coming from the former standard-bearer of the party, mitt romney. moments ago, romney writing on facebook that he would be voting for ted cruz in the upcoming utah nominating caucus. and here's why. according to romney, trumpism has become associated with racism, misogyny, bigotry, xenophobia, vulgarity, and most recently, threats and violence. "i am repulsed by each and every one of these." and again, this is just the latest in this movement of the gop establishment trying to coalesce around a senator ted cruz, who they think is an establishment figure that could go against donald trump in a one-on-one contest. now, let us remind you that three people remain in the gop nominating contest. governor john kasich of ohio, senator ted cruz of texas, and donald trump. the one with the best chance right now lea

so thomas jefferson was a secretary of state. he will eventually hand over the president to james madison who was secretary of state. and then james monroe, john quincy adams. john adams son was a secretary of state. this might be good news for hillary clinton today. but remember john kerry, he did not quite prevailed. john marshall is john adams' ally and right-hand. but he is also the new incoming chief justice. for a month, he held two positions. there was another wrinkle with all of these conspiracies with this going on and on and the deadline. and come inauguration day they are still deadlocked. here is one possibility. maybe, under the circumstances, there is an anonymous newspaper essay that comes out. maybe the person who should occupy the white house in that circumstances is none other than the secretary of state, john marshall. john marshall is even mentioned as one of the possible people trying to nose himself into this complicated situation. right as adams' administration is ending, john marshall is secretary of state

its not illegal to smell like alcohol thomas told me the officer was wrongfully stoping him, which thomas feels may the officer gave commands hands behind back harrell had to comply even if its an illegal stop. you have to comply you're not allowed to resist put your stuff down for me. oh i don;'t have to put my stuff down here's my id thomas said in his opionon harrell did not have to put his stuff down as long as he was getting his id. the police union tells fox 19 now quote officer osterman did absoulty nothing wrong. he should be commended for staying professional. while mr harrell became very beliigerant, for the record, cincinnati code the light at the cross walk to give you the go sign before you cross according to defense attorney mark krumbein when you cross whether it says your safe to cross you just have to make sure that it doesn't cause cars to stop abrupty harrell now has a drug charge, jaywalking and contempt charges for taking pictures in court. now he;s tryng to go it the legal way as he filed this motion to record his court appearance. live outside the court house michae

nychele thomas remembers her daughter.. 18 year old gabrielle thomas.. she and close family friend 17 year old kamesha gilmore were killed march 5 2015.. they were making a u-turn on boulder highway when a car going nearly 120 miles an hour slammed into them... driver seong lee accepted a plea deal in court monday morning.. thomas says she didn't see that coming... nychele (nye shell) tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. the dui resulting in death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family too... and no amount of time in or out of prison will bring her daughter or goddaughter back to life... well never get to experience them growing up.. having f

thomas more advances with a 35- point win. they play for a chance at the sweet 16 on their home floor tomorrow. more from tmc and a must see buzzer beater from a high school regional game is coming up on the final quarter. right now investigators in los angeles are grappling with a potential bombshell in the 20-year old o-j simpson murder case. this after they were given a knife that could be connected to the stabbing deaths of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. mclean has more. it"s been more than twenty years since the world hung on every twist and turn, in the o.j. simpson trial and today, another possible clue. capt. andrew neiman, los angeles police the actual item is described as a knife. a knife, possibly found on o.j. simpson's former brentwood estate nearly two decades ago is now being tested for forensic evidence. police say someone supposedly gave the knife to a l.a.p.d. police officer working security on a movie set. that officer held onto it. capt. andrew neiman, los angeles police he held on to it until jus

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thomas then jumped in the water. he first tried to the front door. >> tried opening that it didn't open. then i h hrd a knock on the back window. once i heard that i said thank god they are safe. they are not dead. you can see they were very frightened. >> water up to the chin just waiting quietly inside of the van. >> it was a the way up but i could say the father was holding hehe above the water. >> thomas jumped in then pulling on the window. i grab this i saw my finger could get in. i grab it open an busted. once it busted the little girl just jump on my neck. >> father getting out hugging thomas realizizi what he had done. >> you saved the family life today. >> just welcome back of those things. >> you savededheir life. >> the could have been my wild and wife. >> this was left behind according to thomas the 10-year-old girl had a gash to the top of her head but she was treated and released at the hospital with minor jersey. had this good samaritan thomas not driven by this would have been a very different story.

thomas, the girl hey gash along her forehead. she was taken to the hospital and treated and released with minor injuries. he had he not stop and just let something fly by his windshield, we would have had a very reporting live in plantation this eefnlgt vanessa medina. 7 news. >> danielle: what a hero that man is a ievment. >> a thief constructing a crime in southwest miami-dade. a man pride open a side door tie house on 54th court. police say the crook then loaded more than $9000 worth ave contractor's power tools into a vehicle and took off. it happened back in snovment if you have any information that can help, call crime stoppers at 305-471-tips ievment. >>> the fbi isearching for a repeat robber. surveillance pictures showing the criminal demanding money from the material at a td bank this morning. >>> >> and robbed twice this week. investigatorbelieve it was the same crook both times. >> president obama's historic than a week way and a top security adviser made a aouth florida stop to talk to exiles and address their concer

>> how are you, thomas? of the things i think happened is that the republicans in particular have run a sustained campaign of trying to degrade hillary clinton. they have held their fire back from bernie because i think republicans, indeed, would love to see him as their opponent in november. >> if he is the gop opponent in november, can you support him? >> oh, absolutely. i'm absolutely proud of our two candidates, unlike the other side. i think both of our candidates are excellent. i'm glad that bernie is bringing excitement and generating enthusiasm on our side. i don't see huge differences in many of the issues between secretary clinton and bernie sanders, but, you know, the seco secretary clinton has really stood trial. think 11 hours at the benghazi hearing. you know, all of the stuff that's going on. and i think that if bernie were subject to the same sort of vetting and scrutiny, you would see that she would still come out on top. >> congresswoman, i want to get your reaction to this. susan sarandon,

so a lot still going on, thomas. i should also mention that today, the prosecutor in brussels confirmed that in fact, the other man, the man on the left-hand side of that screen grab was, in fact, 24-year-old najim lesroui. they say his dna was found on a suicide belt in the bataclan as well as the sta de france. a lot of information to keep across today. we'll get more information to you as soon as we learn more about those attacks that happened, i'm sorry, the raids that happened in the middle of the day today. >> a lot of moving parking lots. nbc's kelly cobiella. the state department just confirmed that two americans are among the dead in brussels. we do not have their confirmed identities yet, but we have learned that the mother of justin shultchultz arrived in belgium. justin and his wife stephanie were dropping off stephanie's mother. the couple is still among the unaccounted for. nbc's chris jansing is in brussels with more for us and chris, we have a confirmation about a brother and sister who were new york-

nychele thomas remembers her daughter.. 18 year old gabrielle thomas.. she and close family friend 17 year old kamesha gilmore were killed march 5 2015.. they were making a u-turn on boulder highway when a car going nearly 120 miles an hour slammed into them... driver seong lee accepted a plea deal in court monday morning.. thomas says she didn't see that coming... nychele (nye shell) thomas/ gabrielle's mother day of a lot of tears a lot of frustration seong lee admitted to drinking several beers before driving that night.. the 23 year old from south korea was out on bond for another d-u-i charge at the time.. and nearly a year later his attorney says he's taking responsibility... 01:09:50 judge elissa f. cadish judge: are you pleading guilty today because you are truly guilty of these two offenses? lee: yes your honor. in death charges each carry up to 20 years behind bars.. thomas says she feels terrible for his family too... and no amount of time in or out of prison will bring her daughter or goddaughter back to life... well never get to experience t

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. >> host: "strange justice: the selling of clarence thomas," going to that book to you believe anita hill? >> guest: i wrote this with someone who i was friends with in high school, in the wall street journal, and i wasn't really sure -- you couldn't tell who was telling the truth. if you watched the hearings during that period, i spent the weekend. my television set completely floored. i covered courts beyond that in my career, it was a good trial where two lawyers on both sides you think they are right. and so convincing, i wasn't really a sure what we would find, i saw from the start, clarence thomas had more reason to lie because he was trying to get a job he wanted and it was hard to see what there was in this for anita hill. wasn't trying to get something out of this. there could be more motive for one side but i thought both sides were very convincing when they did their first initial hearing. we drew up a list of many people needed to speak to a possible and the idea was to figure out if we could find out who was telling the truth. the conventional wisdom when we began was th

fox19 now spoke exclusively with 15-year old c-j thomas... who says he was inside the car for the whole thing! in the interview, thomas claims he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. "he took them on a high speed chase and i'm like why are you doing that? just pull over and get out. then he crashed and i'm a young black man and i'm probably in a stolen car so i just started running." thomas was charged with obstruction of justice for the incident. two more teenagers are now facing charges after a shooting at madison high school. butler county sheriff richard jones says two 14- year old boys knew that the suspect, james austin hancock, had the gun at school and didn't tell anyone. their identities are being witheld... but both are now charged with failure to report a crime which is a misdemeanor. now, three more students are in the butler county morning for what sheriff jones calls quote 'bad decisions'. a 12 and 15-year old student from edgewood city schools have been charged with making terroristic threats. meanwile another 15-year

thomas then jumped in the water. he first tried to the front door. >> tried opening tha. it didn't open. then i heard a knock on the back window. once i heard that i said thank god they are safe. they are not dead. youu can see they were very frightened. >> water up to the chin just waiting quietly inside of the van. >> it was a the way up but i could say the father was holding her above the water. >> thomas jumped in then pulling on the window. i grab this i saw my finger could get in. i grab it open an busted. once it busted the little girl just jump on my neck. >> father getting out hugging done. >> you saved the family life today. >> just welcome back of those things. >> you saved their life. >> the could have been my wildand wife. >> this was left behind according to thomas the 10-year-old girl had a gash to the top of her head but sheheas treated and released at the hospital with minor jersey. had this good samaritan thomas not driven by this would have been a very different story. reporting in plantation, 7 news night team. >>> two men caught on camera plant ago sk

senator thomas says, it would fall on his birthday, september 12. owens ran track at ohio state, where he became known as the buckeye bullet. after college, he gained international fame at the 1936 olympics in nazi germany. owens won four gold medals at those games. it was a star-studded turnout to this year' s polar plunge in chicago, all for the special olympics. pop star lady gaga took the plunge, on the back of fiance taylor kinney. she along with more than 1000 others went into the bone-freezing waters of lake michigan sunday. lady gaga said she' help those athletes. lady gaga: we are so proud of all the kids that are here. they are so awesome and this is no big deal, i' m just mark: lady gaga wasn' celebrity to attend, nbc' s own al roker, tamron hall, and dylan dreyer also took part in the polar plunge. they tweeted out this picture during the event. organizers says the celebrity appearances are part of the reason why the event had a

luckily thomas jumped in and pull ongt window. i grabbed this and saw my finger could get in and i pulled it and grabbed it open and it guftd once it busted, the little girl grabbed on my neck. >> and the father getting out and hugging thomas and realizing what he had done. >> you saved this family's life today. >>>>ust one of those things. >> you saved their lives. you did an amazing thing a. >> it could of been my son and my wife. >> once the scene was gone there was this little dog left here. >> reporter: and the girl was taken to the hospital, treated for minor injured. >> and it's a good thing that good share tan was here at the right time f. not this would have been a very circh story. reporting in plan a taismghts vanessa medina. 7 news. >> danielle: a high powered heist at a miami-dade home. surveillance video capturing the man tring open a side door to that house on 72 street and southwest 54th court. more than $9000 worth of power tools into a white vehicle and took to. happened back in no. authorities are still looking

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. >> reporter: 28-year-old john thomas was arrested in 2012. charged with attempted murder after he was cornered in an alleyway and opened fire on sergeant beard. the sergeant had been chasing thomas and was struck in both legs. thomas was convicted last year but insists he was framed with his own dna. time. overturned. this will be just another one. >> reporter: it's an allegation that infuriated the judge. >> your intent was to kill him. who are you to take a gun and police officer? this is a severe sentence you're going to get. i don't think you'll ever step >> reporter: and with that, thomas flashed a grin as the judge sentenced him to life in prison. 55 years to life in prison to be precise. recognizing the fact that if thomas had had been a better marksman, sergeant wouldn't be alive today. >> wow, traumatic moments there. >>> still to come, lee returns and says we're in for colder temperatures and we could see a little snow by the end of the week. >> all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experie

thomas? >> and, jacob, where do we know donald trump to be tonight as we're going to learn caucus and primary results for certain states, where's he going to be? >> reporter: right, so on super tuesday instead of holding a party like a lot of the candidates do, he held a sort of news conference. that's what he's going to do again tonight. of course, we have four states making their decisions. he's leading in the polls in those states except maine, there aren't any real polls there except trump does have the support of the governor there came out and endorsed him. we expect him to give a victory press conference and take questions much like he did after super tuesday. we expect to see possibly a more presidential looking donald trump as we did right after super tuesday. maybe even thanking his opponents and such. that's what we saw on super tuesday. that's the only real playbook we have for what he might do tonight. thomas? >> jacob rascon on the road with the trump campaign in orlando. just a

i am a body double for thomas and ryan. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah, that's weird to have them both on the show. >> steve: that's so funny. that's a weird coincidence. >> jimmy: yeah, because the other -- here's what happened. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: i wore my shirt the other day, all right? >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: i worked out and then i put it up on the clothesline. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: because i like to air dry. >> steve: yeah, love it. you love it. you said there's nothing better than the sun. >> jimmy: yeah, the sun dries it out. nothing better than the sun. anyways. also, that's the day i was, you know, doing target practice. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: because you know -- [ imitates gunshots ] you see that -- and now i'm like, "oh, i got to make my way back to the thomas rhett photo shoot." >> jimmy: i don't know. line. anyways, i think it looks fine, no big deal. [ laughter ] figure it out. good. >> steve: you got your bracelets on and everything. >> jimmy: i got it all figured i got it all done. dude is just jacked. >>

thomas rhett right there. thomas rhett. "tangled up" is available now.ed great, man. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope we see you tomorrow. thank you so much. bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- rebel wilson, star of "the grinder," actor fred savage, music from parson james, featuring the 8g band with jaleel bunton. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic. let's get to the news. the denver broncos beat the carolina panthers 24-10, last night, to win super bowl 50. it was a great victory for peyton manning. i just hope it doesn't go to his forehead. [

i'm thomas roberts. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. outcue: al shk t: >>> tax evasion this time of year. or drugs maybe. but not this. this is a real shock. >> right now at 6:00, new details about an accused child molester in the south bay and concerns of more victims as officers reveal the suspect was involved in youth sports and the boy scouts. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. that assistant little league coach has been arrested. he's accused of molesting four children related to him. did he also cross the line with children he had contact with in sports or through the boy scouts. nbc bay area's damian trujillo, i understand the suspect sometimes volunteered at that very complex. >> reporter: he did for several years. his name is antonio garcia but he went by tony. he's in jail tonight while detectives maker sure no one else on these fields was a possible victim. police say tony garcia was an assistant coach in gilroy. he did

. >>> justice thomas speaking during oral arguments. thomas made headlines for the last ten years for not asking a single question. on monday, he asked nine questions over a case of owning a gun and being barred in a domestic violence case. a lot of people are speculating thomas did not ask a single question for ten years. antonin scalia, his dear friend, spoke all the time. a lot of people wonder is clarence thomas trying to fill that void? >> justice thomas has been quoted, he doesn't need to ask the questions because they get asked anyway. >>> will severe storms hamper voters on super tuesday? >> typically one-third of the turnout when it comes to rough weather taking place on voting today. we have severe weather typically the voter turnout is reduced when it has to do with blizzard or ice storms. that is not in place today when it comes to wintry weather. the severe aspect is and we are watching that carefully over eastern oklahoma and arkansas and little rock and memphis later on. eventually by the afternoon hours in nashville, we

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high: 67 dan 2shot desk the streak continued last night for thomas mores girls night for thomas basketball team... bringing the number of consecutive wins to 64... hear what they players had to say about the accomplishment coming up next in sports. jess vo fox19's shawn lanier is live at the savanah center in west chester where donald trump will be speaking later today. shawn? show reopen dan2shot welcome to the fox19 weekend morning news at ies. then your eyes may see it differently. lyloses approved to watery eyes and congestion. nother nasal allergy spray can say at complete allergy relief or incomplete. leyour eyes decide. eight-thirty i'm dan wells jess 2shot and i'm jessica brown weather now showers and thunderstorms. cloudy. mild. high: 69 tonight: chance of showers. cloudy. mild. low: 55 tomorrow: showers and thunderstorms. partly sunny. mild. high: 67 you decide 2016 dan 2shot desk a half-hour before protesters arrive at the donald trump town hall at the donald trump town hall this morning fox19 now's shawn lanier has more on the security shawn live shawn vo shawn live dbl box dan

thomas. his mother admits he ran from the police but says other than that.. she says he's innocent. expulsion from school. "i hope he learned his lesson and that you should alwys ask questions before you ever step foot in the car." jordan vilines spoke with cj's mother this morning and she'll have the full story for you tonight at 6:30 here on fox 19 now, now we want to get a look at your weekend forecast... here's catherine bodak weather now transition this morning, the lingering rain and snow will taper off. cloudy skies and chilly temperatures are in the afternoon forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures warning into the 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. chilly. high: 41 tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 31 tomorrow: rain and snow. high: 46 this may be the last see elephants at the circus... and shawn lanier is getting an up close and personal look at them... he's tickets on sale now for the greatest show on earth featuring

and i think this is something justice scalia and thomas raise questions about. it shouldn't apply at all. >> host: he's good to be known as the great defender. he did say that he's getting tired of writing that. >> guest: it's terrible about the passing that it gives a chance to appreciate him and many of his greatest opinions the ones you render best. i think he should have been proud of the dissent where he said the independent counsel is unconstitutional. this 8-1 or 72: and he has that great line he says sometimes in the separation of power they are wolves in sheep's clothing but this one is a wolf dressed like a wolf. he was so right. >> host: in the language, but they put them in a way they were all just very creative concepts as he says here that requires interpreters to resolve in favor of defendants and he said not to do so would turn the normal construction upside down replacing the doctrine with the doctrine of severity which is a great quote. >> guest: and he's right as a matter in the law that is not constitutionally required it's just a rule of tra

jessica thomas was on his way to work early this morning when debris hit his windshield northwest 7th avenue and sunrise boulevard. >> i saw a -- right into the water, submerging into the water, i stopped immediately. run across, took off my cell phone, dialed 911 and i was beginning to -- begging people to stop. >> drivers continued on their way, non-stopping to help until an fbl employee pulled over. thomas handed him his cell phone, still on the line with 911 and jumped in the canal. >> so once i give him my cell i when in i rescued two people from the water. >> those two people trapped inside the submerged van, a father and his 10-year-old daughter knocking on the window desperate for help. thomas couldn't open the doors so he pried open a window. >> the little girl jumped on my neck and i pulled her, she said my leg. >> thomas carried the girl to shore and went back for her father. >> i embraced him and told him it's okay, i saw flash in the little girl's face, embraced them and told them they are safe. >> safe because of the under stated heroism of a man who happened to be drivi

thomas. >> jacob reporting for us there. thanks so much. we turn our attention now to what is being called a cash strapped campaign for marco rubio. but he is still hopeful that historic turnout among hispanics in miami dade county will help him stay alive in the fight. he has been staring down the possibility of a trump, trailing in the polls by as many as 20 points. the senator promises, though, win or lose, he'll continue on to utah. joining me now, msnbc, jacob soboroff. they had pinned all their hopes on taking florida, but what are they saying or characterizing their expectations for what we learned tonight? >> reporter: thomas, cash on not, they have a lot of volunteers, everyone putting these things on and trying to get out every last vote. one of the people, believe it or not, actually spending her time making those calls today, is jeanette rubio, the wife of the candidate himself, marco rubio, potential first lady of the united states. if things turn around, this what she told me moments ago. >> we believe from marco and we suppor