. >> nick louis, a professor of science at williams smith colleges in geneva, new york. >> i tell my students to imagine a bald top of the mountain. just a little push and that ball goes all the way the mountain. just a little push rices vigorously in the atmosphere and produces intense snow. >> it feels like weather is becoming extreme. >> a lot of research has shown that, as it will become the norm. >> does science suggest this is going to happen more and more. >> i think that's the reasonable inference from what we're seeing. >> when is extreme weather like buffalo's due to climate change, and when is it just plain wild weather. there is a new field called attribution science that tries to assess whether climate change played a role in these extreme weather events. take the extreme heat that caused wildfires in 2013. was it climate change? according to research published in the bulletin of the meteorological society, probably yes. and what about the winter of 2014, climate change or just wild weather? a study out of oxford university said that that event was probably climate chang

private williams smith of the second or how calvary gets up on the ridge. he said, we lay down on the road that night without unsettling, waiting for bizz. some civil war slang for you there. the success of custer's troops on april 8, destroying and dispersing what walker's artillery is important. the capture of those supplies was even more important, but perhaps the most important thing -- undoubtedly, the most important thing was that the federal county now held lee's line of retreat. they blocked it west of appomattox courthouse. now, he is going to have to fight his way out. federal surgeons working on the wounded, did they have never treated -- had never treated so many severe cases in such a short fight. they were made chiefly by artillery and remaining serious. you can imagine that. if you are going to get hit with a canister, you're probably not going to get hit with just one canister ball. this is an illustration by william shepherd, who is a confederate shoulder -- soldier, showing their carriages. they bury some of their artillery pieces. during

she hopes to be at william smith college playing on the basketball team. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back here tomorrow same time, same couch. we go up to studio j good morning. obamacare heading back to the supreme court yet again. at issue a cornerstone of the law and a decision against the administration could mean a staple blow. i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. obamacare at the feet of the supreme court. this is a live or die decision and it could leave millions without insurance. bill: stuart varney on the financial impact of the decision. shannon, what else at heart -- at the heart of today's case? >> reporter: it's about the phrase that says the subsidies the tax credits that those only extend into state set-up exchanges. still the majority of states are not settings up their own exchanges. so the argument is, is that going to affect whether the subsidies get extended? the irs says we extend them anyway. >> these are only authorized through an exchange set up by the states. congress didn't read the law before they passed it. they passed it hastily and no

she hopes to be at william smith college playing on the basketball team. >> thank you for joining us.io j good morning. obamacare heading back to the supreme court yet again. at issue a cornerstone of the law and a decision against the administration could mean a staple blow. i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. obamacare at the feet of the supreme court. this is a live or die decision and it could leave millions without insurance. bill: stuart varney on the financial impact of the decision. shannon, what else at heart -- at the heart of today's case? >> reporter: it's about the

queen elizabeth honoring dame maggie smith and william met lady edith. >> all giggling away. >> absolutelys he a fan? >> i think so. >> as for kate, what a way to bow out of her royal duty. this is one of the last few times we will see her out and about before she head off to have baby cambridge two. lama hasan, abc news, buckingham palace, london. >> you know what i love our lama hasan is due at what is expected to be the right exact time as kate middleton. interesting seeing the two side by side. oh, wow! look at me. i'm like maggie smith's character. >> i don't know which one is maggie smith? >> cousin violet. >> okay. >> oh, look at this crew. >> where are you? >> not in there. >> see you tucked away. >> next to maggie smith. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at colonial penn, we make it simple. alex trebek has been representing colonial penn for over ten years and is here to tell you how we do it. thanks, jonathan. i'm happy to be here with thes

williams. he has a really good chemistry with new point guard smith. he got his wish with ish. >> i love that kid, man. you know he finds me and, you know, whenever i'm open. honestly it's the first true point guard i've ever played with. he said you know i'm one of the alley-oop and big men he's played with so i think we complement each other well. >>> villanova coach jay wright was approached by texas for their head coaching job but he said nay. >>> temple in the semifinals of the n.i.t. the owls have been soaking in the sights and sounds of new york city. they are last team in the city still playing. highlights at 11:00. >> john clark having fun in times square. >>> now for a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc10 news" at 11:00 -- three students expelled from a local college because of a racist broadcast on a campus radio station. how a prisoner exposed them. that's on "nbc10 news" at 11:00. takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nea

williams' car? if he had been in the car issue understand it. heels not in the car. adam smithas not in the chair. okay? so what is the appeal? what smith says that celebrity draws us -- we're so attracted to it, he says the man of rank and distinction is observed by all the world. everybody is eager to look at him. and conceive at least by simple sympathy that joy whose circumstances inspire him, hi actions are the objects of the public care. so what smith says is we live vicariously through famous people. he says this helps us forward how sad we get when famous people die. and this is unbelievable. first he talks about the emotional investment we make in people -- remember, don't know us can't see us and yet we have this connection to them elm he calls them the great. by the great he means famous people. when we consider the condition of the great in those delosesive colors meaning delusion area in which the imagination is apt to paint it, it seems to be almost the abstract idea of a perfect and happy state. we have this imagining they have this perfect life. it's the very st

conviction, the five of them wasn't. >> in the end, all the justices except smith agreed to uphold the conviction. wayne williamsas bullied into making its u-turn. >> i think the pressure came from as high as the white house. and we'll leave it at that. >> not so, said george smith, now retired from the court but still practicing law in his 90s. >> i can't imagine that would have happened in a case like this. i can't imagine having any case but certainly this case. it didn't reach to the white house. >> smith did write a dissenting opinion. he said the fiber evidence fell short of scientific certainty and the prosecution should not have been allowed to use the so-called pattern evidence on ten other murders. >> i said only similarity in the crimes in this case is the fact that all of them were dead. >> smith was denounced on the floor of the georgia legislature. >> i was an n-lover. you know what "n" stands for. >> mary welcome agreed. when justice smith wrote the defense attorneys were ineffective. >> we were rendered ineffective. we were rendered incompetent because of the lack of funds, the lack of time and t

queen elizabeth honoring dame maggie smith and even prince william has already met lady edith. >> gigglingn? >> i think so. >> reporter: and as for kate, well, this is one of the last few times we will see her out and about before she heads off to have baby cambridge number two. michael. >> i always wonder what the royals watch. i know a lot of us are big "downton abbey" fans. >> they're just like us. >> the royals are just like us. >> amy, too. the rest of us -- >> i think i'm in the negative. >> no. no. >> never. absolutely not. >> it was tgit and coming up, "scandal's" leading men tony goldwyn and scott foley go one-on-one with each other. >>> coming up "good morning america's" "deals & steals" brought to you by bank of america. use your bankamericard cash rewards credit card for these deals and earn cash back. oh there's an energy crisis happening alright. a human one. and it's time to fight it. with the good energy of quaker oats. it's how we help keep go-getters like you going and getting. one bite at a time. try new quick steel cut for a heartier texture. quaker up. spring black fri

williams all being sued. they say they copied marvin gaye's song. >>> will smith's focus film fell to second place.st exotic hoe -- [ inaudible ] opening at number 10 with a dismal $4.8 million. >> i don't know if we ever talked ouabt the number ten slot at the box office. >>> we're shouting about the good weather we had over the weekend and we'll have this afternoon. watch out for isolated slick spots early but upper 50s, maybe even 60. rain rolls in tomorrow afternoon into wednesday morning. and again on friday. looking kind of cold and damp. >> no major problems but want to let you know about a ramp closure. this is on 50 at garden city drive southbound. if you're going to be heading out in that area, be mindful of that. i want to give you a look right now at the beltway inner and outer loop, no major issues just minor delays here and there but so far so good. not bad for a monday. >> we can take it compared to what we went through last week. >> i still have ptsd. >> cbs this morning is coming up next. a utah toddler trapped for 13 hours in an upside vehicle subamericanned in freezing water surv

instagram followers putting her just below oprah but above singer sam smith, actress reese wechter woon and tennis star serena williams besides being gorgeous she's so global. she communicates the inl of the brand so well. >> reporter: calvin klein and other major labels like chanel and steve madden want to tap her and her own line potential customers in collaborations both paid and unpaid. >> you think that you're transparent in how you operate your business? >> yeah. i mean you can totally work with brands. people love seeing that but you have to build stories, you have to build credibility and those brands have to be the perfect place. >> what they buryring to her is cachet and what she brings to them is she can bring this huge vast following and at the same time her personal look and sort of persona is very on brand for them. so it's a win/win for both companies. >> the stylish influencer has earned a seat front row at fashion shows in new york milan, and paris. nearly a month-long schedule packed with hair and makeup costume changes, and runways. lots of runways. ♪ i'm so fancy ♪ >> reporter: designers send her c

smith is petitioning to be released into a home in their neighborhood. he's been out of prison for four decades. >>> the family of the late robin williams is now locked upin a court battle. the dispute is between williams' three children and his wife susan. their arguing over who should get williams' home and the belongings inside of it. that case is set for monday. >>> you mentioned that we maybe even had to use the air conditioner on the way to work. that's what mike was saying. >> definitely. i don't know. here's the thing, chris and sam, we've got a return of on shore flow. as a result of that, your temperatures are going to drop dramatically this afternoon. i want to show you a live look here of sfraenan francisco. almost a 20-degree cooldown. so happy friday. you made it to the end of the week and it is going to be nice out there. yesterday, kind of hard even making your way home with temperatures so warm. 59 degrees right now. the peninsula's at 59 degrees. this afternoon, you're still going to be in the mid-60s in san francisco where we got close to 80 degrees yesterday. then we'll round out the day at 67 in san francisco. here's mike and your d

his 15 year-old classmate brandon smith and a 14 year-old were already in custody. >> seth williams justs, all three now. >> yes. >> you have in custody. >> only two charged with murder. >> terrible tragedy, as of right now. fifty-one year-old man should be able to just walk his dog and go home to his daughter. these three young men good teenagers. >> a 14 year-old and two, 15 years old playing basketball decided they want to go rob are somebody. they shot him in the chest. just a senseless act. he was begging and pleading for his life and they left him there. >> tyfind is the one that pulled the trigger. >> we believe hamilton is the one who pulled the trigger. again he was a truant. every time i'm on this shoe i'm talk about how truancy, people who not graduate high school is number one indicate or of criminal behavior in philadelphia. >> they are just playing basketball, one happens to have a gun. lets go rob somebody. sit the true you they were kind of following a different guy who had a bigger dog. >> they saw this gentlemen who was 51 who was older and dog that he had was a poodle