. >>> another record fall at bwi thurgood marshall. the airport announced nearly 2 million passengers passed through in october. this october was the 6th straight monthly record for passenger traffic at bwi

in that process, thurgood marshall has a very high asian population at that school. understanding that they went up 67% when we started the tour de in that community. also people do not understand that by creating the program -- the art work around the southeast plant is artwork from the children from bayview hunters point and the southeast sector. there are some great things that have occurred. the other thing that has happened there is that we have created the relationship with the city san francisco city college. we met with the chancellor and also met and helped enforce the relationship with the community and the trustees in city college. those are things people do not see we are doing. we're creating a way to give access. they do parking in front of the community college. tickets are given their at a certain time. we do our cleaning at the time when much of the students are there. we're changing the flavor of the community, and with the garden program and all of those things that i think folks have not had a time to take a look at. the task force -- how the task

that the death penalty was in every way unconstitutional was something that he really, he and thurgood marshall were the only ones two subscribed to that view. since he retired and justice marshall retired, several justices expressed severe reservations about the death penalty system in the country and some have come out and said they probably think it's so bad, it might as well be unconstitutional too. that's a healthy perspective to have on evaluating justice brennan's contribution, and that's just on one issue. there are lots of other things like that that i think we could discuss. >> okay. one last thought. sorry for taking your time. justice brennan had a stroke, but did he express frustrations that he wanted to see the book before he died himself? i know his family was anxious to see it. did he express anything about that or how did that turn out? >> no, he let me know that he'd like to see it. he did get to read one chapter which he said he liked very much, and you know, he was too nice to get mad at me. i mean, he was unfailingly nice. [laughter] if i said i'm working on it and i hope t

planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshall high school a check for $1,000. from cost to you, -- from us to you, thank you so much. [applause] we would also like to present to san francisco city coalition at $5,000 tool donation. [applause] now, lowe's would like to have the mayor and district supervisor do our board cutting ceremony. [applause] mayor newsom: congrats, everybody. worked out. worked out for the neighborhood as well. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products.

but i am thurgood marshall potentially coming and would require them to define themselves againstch other and that would be interesting to see. the biggest questions are going to be economic questions. are any of the liberal justices will then to say the free market nevertheless to work effectively , and given the rights for individuals may not be there by its the corporations should have upon them and that i think is an open question. i know that we know for sure the decisions will come before the supreme court and will the liberals develop a coherent philosophy upon those questions and honest and direct and i answered optimistic i know it's a great time. >> host: do you think, and this dovetails beautifully with how we started but the justices now there is a premium on a hiding who you are and what you think and that the minute you come on the bench you have to do something spectacular and dramatic to say this is to volume whereas i feel like i knew who felix frankfurter as we to be in the douglass, so i wonder if someone like kagan, flashing opinion, or just some of what i see

they are thurgood marshall high school like school crew. -- light show crew. they were formed to demonstrate asian culture through the art of glow sticks. glow sticks are synonymous with the buyer dancing from hawaii. they did a great job with those close sticks. -- with those glow stick. i am going to serve as your mc. the first rule of thumb i get to ask of all of you is please turn off your cell phones. we would really appreciate it if you could check right now to see that yourself bones are on silent mode are completely off. -- that your cell phones are completely off or on silent mode. we have some great performances coming up. they deserve your attention. we ask you the favor to check your phones right now. i am delighted to have been asked to serve as your mc today. i am from hawaii, third generation. i am all about asia/pacific. it is so important to me. i know it is to all of you. to start us off right away, i want to say please welcome a wonderful performer. she will give up her heart and soul. she is going to sing our national anthem. would you plea

planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshallol a check for $1,000. from cost to you, -- from us to you, thank you so much. [applause] we would also like to present to san francisco city coalition at $5,000 tool donation. [applause] now, lowe's would like to have the mayor and district supervisor do our board cutting ceremony. [applause] mayor newsom: congrats, everybody. worked out. worked out for the neighborhood as well. >> cents and cisco's buses and trains serve many writers -- san francisco buses and trains serve many riders. the need to be sure they can get off at their intended stop. the digital voice announcement system, which announces upcoming stops, can help these low vision riders know where they are, but only if set properly. >> it is a wonderful piece of technology, but in practice, it is a little bit more tricky. oftentimes, i find that the automatic announcement system is turned off or turned down so low that i'm unable to hear it, or it is turned up so high that the sound is distorted. >> most of the time, it do

the faa is not reporting any delays at reagan, dulles or thurgood marshall airports >> the bill extends the so-called bushra tax cuts, reduces the payroll, extends unemployment, and lowers estate tax. the measure now goes to the president for his signature. >>> well, be prepared to get your bags inspected before you ride metro. th transit agency said it will begin looking inside riders bags as they enter the station. they insist it is not a response to a specific terror threat. >>> well, police are still trying to figureut what made students at a school sick. this was the potomac high school kick. they ate brownies and then complained of a rapid heart rate. th they tested the brownies to see they were tainted with drugs >> police say under its jurisdiction they could not fin any criminal offenses against the website. that ruling should not effect a u.s.-led investigation or sexual assault allegations that assange is wanted on in sweden. u.s. officials are trying to determine if assange should be charged with espionage or other crimes. army priflt bradley manning is expected of leaking t

planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshall high school a check for $1,000. from cost to you, -- from us to you, thank you so much. [applause] we would also like to present to san francisco city coalition at $5,000 tool donation. [applause] now, lowe's would like to have the mayor and district supervisor do our board cutting ceremony.

tuesday is their normal day off, but they were working representing the silver and black at thurgood marshallntary as part of the nfl's play 60 super school sweep stakes. the players presented a check for $10,000. the program encourages kids to get at least 60 minutes of exercise per day. >> more important now than ever because they don't get as much in school. >> yeah, they are all on theirce computer. they are a thousand times faster. >> thanks, larry. >> that is what is making news. i'm dan ashley. >> and thank you for joining uts. >> appreciate your time and thank you for joining us.

please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want to thank my staff, my paraprofessionals because without them, i would not be here, and my husband who put up with is all these years, and i have a student here as well that i used to teach, and she was one of the people that inspired me to write what i did. thank you. [applause] this is why i do what i do. because lovely moments like that our california lists, and i always thought it would be really fun to have a book called "a day in a lot of special education," because we have some stories. anyway, thank you, everybody, for this wonderful award. is what to do everything i can to enhance our students learning. thank you so much. [applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a c

planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshall high school a check for $1,000. from cost to you, -- from us to you, thank you so much. [applause]

in october, almost 2,000,000 people passed through bwi thurgood marshall airport.ing it the usiest october in the history of the airport. passenger traffii has increesed for 16 of the past 17 monthh. the only exception was this past february hen snow, i remember that, slowed things down there. >> well, driiing will costtyou in mmrrland the verage price of dollars a gallon. up four cents from last week. @-last mooth..3rrm this time anddat his time last year, we were payyng $2259 a gallln. well you can find the best gas price dollars neighborhooo. gooto foxbbltimore.com and click oo the pump patrol icon. in the news features seccion. >> did ou send some christmas packages today? if youudid, you are noo alonn. >> today is the busiest day ever for fed-ex. joel d. smith was in rosedale earlier as the first of 16,000,000 packages came in for >> wow, very busy today. >> santa has nothing on these overgrown elves. >> it will get ffll. i will leave aisle room but my shelvesswill be full. >> it is exciting. the folks are pumped up. ready to go. they are ready to make their c

and 19 at bwi, thurgood marshall. we'll be watching winter weather advisories in effect through the rest of today and tomorrow. we'll talk about that in your complete updated first warning forecast. >>> federal agents of baltimore fire investigators say the huge fire on the block was not an accident. but they are not yet calling it arson. wjz is live there now, where several buildings were severely damaged in this massive fire. kelly mcpherson with more on the investigation. >> reporter: vic, more than 90 investigators have been working on this case. they have conducted more than 60 interviews of people who work in this area and were here for that fire. they're not telling us exactly how this fire started. but what they are sharing is that it took a person to set this on fire. >> the raging, multibuilding fire that shut down baltimore streets and blanketed downtown in smoke last monday was set by someone. federal investigators and the baltimore city fire department have determined that the fire started here at 404 eas

from louisiana granted by the courts and no other justices agreed but she was harkening back to thurgood marshall conscious of the court kind of role but it was at eight but i think that will be very interesting to see. the big questions are market would say we love the free market but has to be regulated to work effectively and those that to that could be the open question that we shall see. i know those coming before the supreme court and the question is will liberals develop a coherent philosophy? i am optimistic. >> host: do you think and this dovetails beautifully have restarted but bedtime came what you do even spectacular or dramatic but if this is two i am. what sell i wonder if she her opinion or some of what i have seen with the two of them both been very vocal. it is of the piece of the idea that it you can only keep your powder dry for so long and the day confirmation hearings end, it is a very big flashy action at of think we have seen at the time. >> look both ways. once you get on a chance now you have life tenure and it is time to let it come out however to spend your whole career

the faa is not reporting any delays at reagan, dulles or thurgood marshall airports. >>> lawmakers burned the midnight oil. the house passed the bill just before midnight after several delays from liberal critics. the bill extends the so-called bush-era tax cuts, reduces the payrollextends unemployment, and lowers estate tax. you can pass to your heirs $10 million tax free. it would be subject to 35% tax rate. >> it is so irresponsible. >> the senate ssed the same version earlier this week. the bill now goes to the senate for its signature. >>> the senate may just pass the don't ask, don't tell policy. "new york times" reports senator scott brown of massachusetts, alaska lisa murkowski, and limpeo snow of maine all support e bill. the policy that bans gays from serving openly in the military picked up support when it moved from a larger defense spending bill. the senate will vote on t tomorrow. >>> senate democrats have dropped their efforts to pass a trillion dollar bill before they leave for the holidays. it includes $158 billion for military operations in iraq and afghanistan. after se

. >>> another record fall at bwi thurgood marshall. the airport announced nearly 2 million passengers passed through in october. this october was the 6th straight monthly record for passenger traffic at bwi marshall, including july, the busiest month in the history of the airport. >>> how busy are the roads now. let's check in on the roads now with kristy breslin. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. we are off to a pretty busy start out there. northbound 95. we have a vehicle fire to watch out at keith avenue. that's attracting plenty of attention. brake lights from whitemarsh to the beltway on the northeast side. on the beltway, north side outer loop congestion, from york to charles street. average speed about 26 miles an hour. and heavy as you make your approach to security boulevard. harrisburg expressway, no trouble in the northbound direction. but southbound, you will see some brake lights. and as far as accidents go, east north avenue at harford road. lift avenue at coldspring and clifton at dennison street. overall, travel times from 95 t

bwi thurgood marshall has had not quite as many. but it's always a good idea to check before you go. and we'll continue to monitor the conditions out here. but i'm reporting live from what is a cold and snowy, thankfully not as windy day today, southeast baltimore. back to you. >> the snow is causing heavy delays and accidents. let's check on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. hi, sharon. >> reporter: hi, vic. all you have to do is look at the speed sensors on this map to know how bad it is. the average speed, about 14 piles per hour on the beltway. also huge delays on 95 northbound. jammed from 495 to 695. you're also looking at big delays on 95 southbound from maryland house all the way down to mountain roads. each one earlier accident. now we'll take a look at drive times on the beltway. we're looking at very heavy spots on the inner and outer loops. on the inner loop from 295 to eastern boulevard. that is about a 2 1/2-hour delay. if you're waiting for someone to come home, and they have to travel on the in

. >> right now the faa is not reporting delays at reagan national, dulles or bwi thurgood marshall. check your airline to make sure your flight is running ontime. >>> be prepared to get your bags inspect before you ride metro. it will look in riders' bags at random before it enter the stations. it won't say when certains ll begin. this is not a response to a specific terror threat. simil programs are under way boston and new york. >>> this afternoon, president obama will si the tax cut compromise ll into law. lawmakers burned the midnight oil to pass the bill. >> on this vote the yeas are 277, nays are 148. the motion is adopted. >> the huse passed the bill before mnight, after several delays fro liberal critics. the bill extends the bush era tax cuts, reduces socia security payroll tax, extents unemployment benefits and allows families to pass up to $10 million to hei tax-free. anything more will be taxed 35%. lawmakers on both side of the aisle voiced their concern bere the vote. >> nobody on the floor likes this bill. and therefore, the judgment is, is it better than doing nothin

a couple of raiders players will thurgood marshall elementary to talk about the experience of good health. darius hayward bay and the defensive end matt shaughnessy will lead the kids in physical fitness. it's part of the play 60 campaign to get children and teens at least an hour of exercise per day. >> boy did you lose the rock, paper, scissors. a big apple in the bay area. the rockets are in town for the radio city tour. we have vanessa and amanda. the show has been going on for 78 years. if i go to hp paville or yon, i will see what i could see at radio city music hall? >> that's right. it's the same, but on a bigger scale. it will be at the oracle on the 16th and 17th and here in san jose on the 18th and 19th. >> what makes it a bigger scale? >> the arena tour is especially made for the large arenas for thousands and thousands of people. we have the costumes and the sets are larger than life and we travel with the largest led screens. the audience will be taking on a journey through new york city like they are really there. >> fantastic. i heard great things and we will talk more abo

but also, david, on one thing, thurgood marshal was deliberate speed. trust me, the integration, there are still issues today, 50-plus years later. watch the whole issue of, take their time. >> it is as a policy matter, a moment of history, whatever your views at home may be, it's a moment of history. the president has been criticized by some on the left saying, why are you not doing more high-profile public events. even today, we've known for 72 hours, senator murkowski, collins, we know that the votes are there and suddenly today, obama's political organization says, call your senator. but then david gergen, up where you are, saturday in boston, rally to pressure senator brown. why would the democrats rally to rush senator brown when he's already disclosed that he's on your side? >> i don't know. i don't get that at all. this is -- i think for -- everybody thought that this was -- the people on the left were very fearful senator brown was going to be a complete he'd logical conservative. he's turned out to be a pragmatic senator. here he comes up and

what what thurgood marshall say? i think in that context is a great way to us -- to start a discussion today. how do we as the greatest nation on earth, i think, change our public education system that we serve all of the nation's children, no matter what their race, sex, gender, zip code -- every child deserves a fundamentally excellent education and that is why we are here today. we thank you and we will get started. we will start with tony bennett. we talk about this process and how it can help school accountability. >> i think we have to in knowledge the fact that eight-f is the first that. a-f for us, and in all states, is only the first that. it is not the end all for accountability. in the indiana today, we have three quarters of our high school that are in the lowest two wrongs of our state accountability model. they are what we will soon be referred to as probation and academic watch. does that compel anyone to action? if we said that 75% of those high schools word d and f schools, would that compel communit

i started research on that on thurgood marshall, john franklin, spike lee, our attorney general, erik holder, doctors, it just amazed me how many people had encounters with racial profiling, and most of them did nothing. what do they want? they didn't want a million dollars or satisfaction of a lawsuit. they simplimented an apology, and i -- they simply wanted an apology. i tell the stories because people who find themselves victimized can tell their story and get others to respond to it. >> thank you for your time. >> secret historian is nominated for a finalist in the nonfiction category. it is the life an times of sam mule -- samuel steward. that's a subtitle. who was that? >> it's a secret life i brought to life for the first time. he was a university professor who dropped out of being an academic to become a researcher, a tattoo artist in boston, and later on wrote pornography. >> how do you find this guy? >> it took a lot of searching, and when i came among these papers, i knew i had an amazing life story that nobody had touched before. i put his life back together and put it in

what what thurgood marshall say? i think in that context is a great way to us -- to start a discussion today. how do we as the greatest nation on earth, i think, change our public education system that we serve all of the nation's children, no matter what their race, sex, gender, zip code -- every child deserves a fundamentally excellent education and that is why we are here today. we thank you and we will get started. we will start with tony bennett. we talk about this process and how it can help school accountability. >> i think we have to in knowledge the fact that eight-f is the first that. a-f for us, and in all states, is only the first that. it is not the end all for accountability. in the indiana today, we have three quarters of our high school that are in the lowest two wrongs of our state accountability model. they are what we will soon be referred to as probation and academic watch. does that compel anyone to action? if we said that 75% of those high schools word d and f schools, would that compel communit

right now we have 27 degrees our temperature at bwi thurgood marshall, 20 the dew point, relative humidityalm readings as far as the winds. 30.17 is the barometer reading. look at this range of temperatures, 16 in ocean city is the coldest spot on the map, 18 in oakland is a very close second. we do have 30 in cumberland, 20 in elkton. temperatures all over the place but nowhere are they above freezing right now. we're only going up to 35 area wide. calm readings as far as the winds. they're variable right now, but they will eventually start to uniformly come in from the northwest. that's going to help suppress our temperatures again, keeping them well below the average of the mid-40s. 45 is our average high. keep in mind this time last year, while we're dealing with the cold now, this time last year we were dealing with a 20-inch snowfall that shut things down for much of the christmas holiday. we're not dealing with anything like that. this storm has the potential to do that, but it is being pushed out to sea now. low pressure to our north and high pressure just offshore helping to steer

jurists like thurgood marshall's experiences in life, louis brandeis's experiences in life made them towering symbols for lawyers and law students and the public. others, like judge porteous, that humanity showed frailties and weakness. some of the men and women who don these robes have those frailties and weaknesses. this is going to happen again. judges will have bankruptcy problems. they only look inviolate in those robes. we elevate nem in the courtroom. but beneath those robes is a human being and some have problems, some of them make mistakes. but they shouldn't end upped here on the senate floor as we debate whether he's moocher, whether he paid for enough launches. he'll let the record stand and you judge him for t it. he felt he deserved to be disciplined. maybe he deserves to be here. i don't know. but he doesn't deserve for removed. he didn't commit treason. he didn't commit bribery. he didn't commit other high crimes and misdemeanors. he committed mistakes. but in the end only a u.s. senator can say what's removable conduct. it comes to you. a longer road has been travele

jurists like thurgood marshall's experiences in life, louis brandeis's experiences in life made them towering symbols for lawyers and law students and the public. others, like judge porteous, that humanity showed frailties and weakness. some of the men and women who don these robes have those frailties and weaknesses. this is going to happen again. judges will have bankruptcy problems. they only look inviolate in those robes. we elevate nem in the courtroom. but beneath those robes is a human being and some have problems, some of them make mistakes. but they shouldn't end upped here on the senate floor as we debate whether he's moocher, whether he paid for enough launches. he'll let the record stand and you judge him for t it. he felt he deserved to be disciplined. maybe he deserves to be here. i don't know. but he doesn't deserve for removed. he didn't commit treason. he didn't commit bribery. he didn't commit other high crimes and misdemeanors. he committed mistakes. but in the end only a u.s. senator can say what's removable conduct. it comes to you. a longer road has been travele

jurists like thurgood marshall's experiences in life, louis brandeis's experiences in life made them towering symbols for lawyers and law students and the public. others, like judge porteous, that humanity showed frailties and weakness. some of the men and women who don these robes have those frailties and weaknesses. this is going to happen again. judges will have bankruptcy problems. they only look inviolate in those robes. we elevate nem in the courtroom. but beneath those robes is a human being and some have problems, some of them make mistakes. but they shouldn't end upped here on the senate floor as we debate whether he's moocher, whether he paid for enough launches. he'll let the record stand and you judge him for t it. he felt he deserved to be disciplined. maybe he deserves to be here. i don't know. but he doesn't deserve for removed. he didn't commit treason. he didn't commit bribery. he didn't commit other high crimes and misdemeanors. he committed mistakes. but in the end only a u.s. senator can say what's removable conduct. it comes to you. a longer road has been travele