i'm virginia marshall, the alliance of black school educators. i just want to say president cook, it seems wonderful. it sounds nice to look tat you see you there, one of our high school students as president of the board of education and superintendent matthews and another commissioner that i don't see sitter hoe at the moment. but i felt sad when this committee, led by dr. landon dickie, started to present -- i said, where are the commissioners? half of you are not sitting there? i thought it's like a high school senior sitting up all night working on an essay, and they turn it in, and the teacher says, i don't have time to read it. when people put their heart and soul in this great report, the work, the work, the work, the work. that we, the community want to see you all sitting up there. i think if you stop and have a five-minute break, have a five-minute break. but i think it's rather disrespectful when we talk about the african american achievement, and we look up, and our leaders are not in your chairs -- three of you were there, we saw yo

so marshall is learning this in the virginia backcountry and this really sets the direction of his mind. >> you talk about how important marshall's influence was with his colleagues. you're sending the founding observations about life in general. if you had to choose what's more important in terms of having influence over personality or brainpower. >> it is tough with marshall because he has both. initially it over the long haul. they are coming to washington every january to february. they had a winter session and it came to last about a month. they are all saved in the same boarding house. they are all cheap fragile in their having all of their meals together. you can imagine if they really didn't get along. this would get kind of funky. if they arise at the end of the tenure there is a justice henry baldwin on the court and the problem of baldwin, he was pretty smart but intermittently insane. he missed one whole year when marshall was chief justice because he was not. justice alito won't be with us you know, you can't conceive of that. but when baldwin wasn't mad, he was extremely d

the first legal code in virginia which marshall code extended all the way from the outbreak of the war 1609-1610 through to 1618. i make this point, because this is the context, this is the background to the great reforms of 1619. earlier, the colony had suffered from arbitrary government, property owned by the company. this was not conducive to attracting the kind of numbers of immigrants that the virginia company needed. a lot of people are familiar that in 1619, the first representative assembly met at jamestown. that is fine as far as it goes, because that was the capstone of the great reforms. the great reforms of 1619 are -- embrace what you see on the slide there. -- the architect of those reforms is this man, sir sands. we will take sometime to talk about him, because he is quite remarkable, and understanding the reforms he proposed and the ambition behind these reforms takes us some way to understanding the significance of 6019. sir edwin sands was the son of the archbishop of york, his namesake. his father was in exile. he had fled to geneva during the role of the catholic qu

marshall was a federalist. in 1798 washington summoned him to mount vernon and told him he had to run for congress. the federalist party was weak in virginia. in washington thought it needed new, younger blood. marshall is a lawyer in private practice. he needed the income and get refusing and decided i cannot say no to the greatest man on earth. i just have to get up at the crack of dawn and get outta here. then he put on his old uniform. so marshall as he put it, he acceded to this representation. he ran for congress. and then it was from congress that president john adams picked him to be secretary of state after he had a cabinet shakeup. then at the end of adams term, adams loses the election of 1800. to thomas jefferson, it is their rematch. adams had been him narrowly in 1796. 1800 was a blue wave. jefferson won the white house and jeffersons party took both parties of congress from the federalist. so in this lame-duck., adams and his secretary of state are trying to fill the federal judiciary with federalists. then adams gets a letter from then-current chief justice ellsworth. ellsworth said he had gout and so he was leaving the job

marshall county west virginia hour c schools on a tw delay. >> chuck bell with a look at the forecast. >>> dry temperaturesably freezing opinion the southern part of ts4 nation this morning where it's the coldest because skies were clearerhe duringvernight to the south of the city. 23 in manassit 26 in quantico. but where the cloudsck were t are. 35 in washington. 34 frederickmaryland. 32 winchester, virginia. on friday always get the friday classes in. 32 at the bus stops. certainly a cold wait for the bus. a littlebrezy and blustery during the middle parts of the day. low tempetures get u close to 40 degrees today. it will be a little cold. wind chilln wind chills the 20s. what to we are. the warm coat and hat. maybe the hat with a tie-down on it. th much colder around here middle parts of next woke. the ten-day forecast forecast i'll share in 20 minutes. >>> we have breaking news right now in mueller investigation. >> another indictment and arrest this morning. cory smith petition liveop des cory. >>> good morning, aaron and eun. this is breg news.ea nbc newsed that roger stone has

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marshall. columbia, maryland, 13 inches. damascus, 12 inches of snow. i'll give you the list in virginian bi if you have a snow report, send me to me on twitter. happy to show you retweet favorr he course of the morning. 27 at dulles. 28 in prince george's county. it is a cold start this morning. kenny avail tablt hilable at th rescue alliance. we will face a chance for more winter weather later in theek >>> melissa, good morning. >> we have a live picture, a photographer on southbound 95, the ramp to the inner loop shut down. that's the flashing light on tht left side o roadway. two crashes involving tractor-trailers. we're going to get out of the way and move on to the next thing here. thank youor that, joe. lanham here, the outer loop, the ramp to westbound 50. the car off of the roadway was reported about seriouscrash. we talked to police. sounds like the week is off of the road. oxon hill, at st. barnabas road. american legion bridge looks wet. bridges and overpasses, they all freeze first. it cou get slick this morning, especially because we're not above freezing. southbound 270 af

marshal fo that. donna dixon. >> keep going. >> apple blossom, for those who don't know, it's a big festival out in winchester, virginia, been going on oforever. >>e have to introduce you now as princessing ricketts. been trying to tell you that for years. >> prince ricketts, what is this weather looking like? >> hey, it's weather fit for royalty. fit for a queen. >> boom. >> tie it all together. >> listen, it's gorgeous outside. the sunrise will be absolutely gorgeous. the sun comes cup at 7:27. just turned 7:22. beauueful pink in the sky. going to be a gorgeous day. thank goodness we'll finally get some sunshine. glad we squeezed some out yesterday. we'll have sunshine ll day today so if you didn't enjoy it yesterday, you can enjoy it today. nowllomorrow w have sun early in the morning with clouds moving in. much colr with temperatures only in the 40. could have a passinghower late tomorrow night and tuesday the temperatures are back to 60 and wednesday windchills are going to be in the 20s and 30s, and in fact that wednesday temperature, that will probabl hit hat midnight. in fact the temperatures are going to drop on t day so

marshals. 4,400 d.e.a. agents. i had an experience last year that was very vivid to me. i visited a federal prison in petersburg, virginia. i had the chance to really eyeball the challenges that our prison guards deal with because the staffing ratios are such that one guard, especially on an evening shift, is responsible for a wing of the prison where there may be 100 to 150 inmates. it is a very tough situation from a security standpoint, because if there were to be a problem in one of the rooms and a guard goes into the room and there is 25 people in the room -- and that was not uncommon -- while tending to a problem, others could overpower that one guard, and on the entire wing there is just one. this is a very, very difficult job. and the notion that now they are deep into week three, these corrections agents, and they are not being paid is just shocking. i have a letter sitting on my desk from federal prison guards at a federal prison facility in southwest virginia imploring us to reopen government because their job is toe difficult that it just compounds when they're not being paid. d.e.a. agents, u.s. marshals, f.

virginia and has emboldened teachers union. the la strike is the first in 30 years. we are expecting a large picket here at john marshallh school in l.a. what the teachers want is more money in terms of salary. they want smaller class sizes and more nurses, more librarians. they say that the district superintendent, austin buttner, is not negotiating those things in good faith. listen here. >> buttner says that our proposals about more staffing, lower class sizes, more resources and support is rhetoric, because there is no money. we have not had an honest partner in bargaining. this may be rhetoric to buttner but very real to those of us who are educators in lausd, to our students, our parents and family. >> reporter: the l.a. school district says it simply cannot afford the teacher's demands which would, they say, in effect, bankrupt the district within two years. listen here. >> we can not afford everything they are asking for. we hope they will come to the table and tell us what they really want. they can't have everything they are asking for. we know that. they know that. >> reporter: mayor eric garcetti of los ange