, chief justice roberts. thank you very much. [applause] >> it's presidents' day, and tonight on c-span, our road to the white house coverage continues in south carolina. presidentialican candidate donald trump holds a news conference and had a hand. after that, george w. bush campaigns with his brother, republican candidate jeb bush, in north charleston. later a discussion on the role of latino voters in the 2016 campaign. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. join the conversation with members of congress, reporters, experts and other c-span viewers. coming up tomorrow morning, three journalists from politico discuss their approach to covering washington. i guess include the politico editor-in-chief and cofounder, john harris. he will talk about the creation of politico and its influence. surrounding the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. reporter will answer questions on how gop candidates plan to win south carolina and nevada. be sure to

robert: i think so too. you are coming from the penn state, ohio state game, let's talk about ohio state. a team that is very dear to you. it seems like ohio state had their number this year. in maryland this year had the big ten championship game against ohio state in overtime. last year ohio state was suffering with injuries, they did not have the depth as they went to maryland. state is back, they haven't for injured players , they aremaryland playing great, but ohio state balance inside and out. maryland in their first game played at five games in seven or eight today's, so factor in that, that is not an excuse, just stating a possible reason. in the second game, i spoke with the coat about those two wins, and he told me today that in the second game, ohio state played their best game of the season from top to bottom. this is a team that does not rebound well. maryland is with leading in that regard. when you have ohio state shoot the bell well against a defensive team like maryland, it is tough to stop

catherine was robert's alibi and robert was my sister's alibi. if he goes, i go, her words. she says, you have to get rid of him. you have to do it for mom. >> cathy's mother was stabbed 37 times in the face and neck. that's not a crime for $100 in the cash register. that's a crime of passion. andrew has been with her through all of this. you're going to believe your sister when she starts talking about this stuff. we need to protect our family. >> and then there's a plethora of questions. how much of involvement does she have in this crime? >> could cathy suh do this? yes, i think she could have done this. >> on my father's deathbed, i promised i wouldn't let nothing happen to my mother. i even promised my mother, i'll never let anything wrong happen. i'll always be there for you. for me to fail was unacceptable. i couldn't accept that. it was my duty as a son to right this wrong. i didn't have anybody to confide in. who do you tell this to? i found out who killed my mother, what do i do next? there's nobody i can turn to. it was my sister and that was it. >> it was as if c

amy: robert king and albert woodfox, our -- are two of the angola 3. herman wallace died of cancer a few days after he was released from prison in 2013. we will also speak with billy sothern, one of our woodfox's lawyers about his path to freedom. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. our woodfox from who spent more than 43 years in solitary confinement, more than anyone else in the united states, has been released from the angola prison in louisiana. woodfox walked free on friday after he entered a plea of no contest to charges of manslaughter and aggravated burglary of a prison guard more than four decades ago. prior to friday's settlement, his conviction had been overturned three times. woodfox in the late fellow angola 3 member herman wallace were accused in 1972 of stabbing prison guard brent miller. they always maintained their innocence, saying that were targeted because of their attempts to address horrific prison conditions by organizing a chapter of the black pa

roberts: i think many here would have the same answer, robert jackson is probably at least in the modern era the most eloquent craftsman. he reads passages, the sort of things you say i wish i could do that. and most of us cannot. -- seeing how things relate to other things in the world. there's a great passage in a first amendment religion clause case. he's making the point and he says what would architecture be like without a good -- without a without -- heusic makes a point about the case that was before him. again it would speak to somebody who doesn't necessarily know about the law would appreciate the point he's making in that case. .e is a very eloquent writer someone like john marshall, his opinions are very accessible. versusnk marbury madison, the old-style print and the pages are faded and it so long, but when you sit down and read it, it's something anybody can understand. period inuntil this the late 19th century when judges in particular think the .pinion was not legitimate there are a lot of good writers out there and i think it improves the understanding of their legal ju

robert, he knew it. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i knew that ball was going in .. i was about to jump up and down. i was so happy that we .." if it wasn't clear before friday night, there is no doubt right now there is more for basketball. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just love my family so much and i just love everyone..." for the guy with nickname "money robert", last friday was priceless. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just... so happy for me" >> that was jason lamb reporting from nashville, tennessee. still ahead: learn about a super-casual fundraiser in << <

he is robert burton. i am erin hawksworth. robert: we start with college hoops, the ter after losing a couple in a row, and they had a chance today against michigan. maryland on the move, finding robert carter jr. with the finish. by five at the break. second half, melo trimble with the drive. stone, and diamond one. here is the thing, michigan hung around. marylandhe second, misses the three, but carter is there. and winop their skid 86-80 two. here is mark turgeon after the game. coach: the forget who we are and what we are about. a lot of coaches would love to be 23-5 and have the players that i have. >> we feel good about it. team getting better. times, but this is a really good win against a very good team. erin: the maryland women had no problem handling rutgers today. she kari walker-kimbrough had another big game, finishing with 29 points. terps win 73-56. from college to high school hoops, everybody was watching on the wcac final today. robert: four teams in action. scott abraham has more from american university. sco

>> robert silk. >> robert silk. okay. >> robert silk. >> if you look at the victimology of robert silk, he was essentially a gentle soul. but he was a loner, he was a computer guy that stayed to himself. so, to say that he would all of a sudden jump out as an extrovert and say, can i help you with whatever, it doesn't make sense. >> he went upstairs and i said can i use your bathroom? he said, yeah, go upstairs and use the bathroom. i got to the bathroom and he's sitting there with his birthday suit on. i tried to push by him. he knew i ben in jail. he said you been in jail, you should know about this, right? and he touched me and i learned in prison that only the cruellest sir vief, right? and i spend around and i hit him every which way you can hit a person. you see his autopsy reports. this man was beaten, all his ribs was broken, his skull was broken, everything. i went berserk on him. >> reggie had alleged that robert silk had been a homosexual aggressor trying to get him to engage in sexual activity. there's n

thank you to robert king and billy sothern. ú

robert throughout his battlesment a big shout-out to them. his junior prom king last year. and he has been in big support our hearts and thoughts to you. >> and hear his doctor about how all the patients, robert is one of the biggest fighters. >> kristen is always looking for good news to share. accepted her your ideas to... >> and weather right now and get you over to lyndsay tapases in the first alert weather center. >> not as cold today. we saw highs in the upper 40s but the temperatures going back down into. and the upcoming weekend and it's all going to end with the storm that starts out with winter weather for presidents day on monday. 47 in charlotte. not too, too bad. compared to yesterday at this time 10, 12, 13 temperature rise over the past 24 hours. not too, too bad. and that means tonight will not be as cold as last night. we got down to 17 last night in charlotte. tonight the low will hold at 26 morning. quick-hitting batch of showers on the way for tomorrow and behind that that another reenforcing shot of cold air gets in here.

mary and robert wilkinson had a son. are you suggesting there is a genetic predisposition to killing? it's one factor, along with psychology and socialization. if you have a combination of genetics and a son who grew up without a father searching for his own identity, it could be a stressor. i remember charlie wilkinson, when he was 15, killed a neighbor's cat. how old is charlie wilkinson? mary was pregnant with him when robert died. that's 27 years ago. that makes him roughly the same age robert was when he started killing. [cell phone rings] what do you got for us, girl? i just found the reason why karen foley was lying. what a you doing back here? i told you before, i don't know anything. we know that he burned you, ms. foley. all of the other victims had them, too. we know that you were raped by robert wilkinson, and we know that you have a son because of it. there was another girl here? [sniffles] listen to me. her name... was julie stanton. i promised that her parents would never know what he did to us. because...

robert, he knew it. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i knew that ball was going in .. i was about to jump up and down. i was so happy that we .." if it wasn't clear before friday night, there is no doubt right now there is more love here than just for basketball. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just love my family so much and i for the guy with nickname "money robert", last friday was priceless. (robert lewis, high school basketball manager): "i just... so happy for me" >> it's . time for a break. but we're back in just a moment with more news and weather for you on news-4 today. first though.. here's a look at this is how you say it's going to be okay to someone who just lost everything. that, yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. ktiv-dot-com community calendar. good morning and thanks for joining us. some of the stories you'll see coming up.. in the wake of the death of conservative supreme

but this is not about who robert purcell murdered. it's about the simple fact that he is a murderer. mr. purcell is not insane. he does not believe himself to be a judge, a jury, or an executioner. and yet, by killing leon vorgitch, he chose to act as all three. he may have felt morally justified. but still, he knew that what he did was wrong. so the question before you is not, "did vorgitch deserve to die?" it's, "did robert purcell have the right to kill him?" and the answer is no. leon vorgitch was a danger to our society. they want you to look the other way. even though robert purcell ignored our system of justice, took the law into his own hands, and committed murder in cold blood, they want you to give him a pass. if you let robert purcell get away with murder, just because you hate the man he shot, you're tling everyone out there that it's okay to kill as long as the victim was a bad person. judges, juries-- who needs them? if you want to see insanity... let this murderer go. has the jury reached a verdict? we have, your honor.

at roberts. he was hit twice,but sped off. roberts insisted he didn't know johnson was a police officer. sattler: ":"you want me to believe that person who's pointing a flashlight at you with one hand and pointing a weapon at you with the other hand and giving you verbal commands and identifying himself as law enforcement and im sure in a full reno police deparment uniform, you just didnt know that he was a cop? roberts: "no, i didn't, you didn't? i didn't sir." though his parents asked the judge for a lighter sentence after which they would pay for an intensive rehabilitation program, the judge noted roberts had had that chance before. sattler: "you endangered not only yourself and officer johnson, but a whole broad section of this community who i believe officer johnson says were just out trying to have a good time, trying to enjoy themselves. sir, at some point the sentence on the battery charge--10 years with possible parole in four, but first roberts will have to complete that original four

robert gave it five stars. robert: yes! kimberly: "star wars: the force awakens" came in third place. the 22nd annual screen actors guild awards happened in l.a. outstanding picture was "spotlight," leonardo dicaprio wopn for his role. kimberly: the water main break in montgomery county, what about anything else? devon: the overnight morning temperatures still well above freezing. a round of afternoon rain possible until 5:00. wednesday, whipping wind, likely rain, and a possible thunderstorm. kimberly: stay with us. sunday sports robert: coming up on abc 7 sports sunday, the broncos and panthers touchdown in california. will go one-on-one with kirk cousins after his spectacular run to the playoffs. i know you will like that. and a major announcement from the sinclair broadcast group. robert: and the leading scorer in college basketball. he is from the dmv. go crazy, folks. "sports sunday" starts now. cray?is this robert: it 's cray. fo

roberts: elephants are hugely matriarchal herds. you' got gramothers d daughters, granddaughters, aunts, nieces all living together. the minute you allow those herds or individuals in those herds to be killed, you're decimating the entire fabric of that elephant society. ruggiero: usually the larger animals are killed for ivory first. thsocialnrest, t disturbance their cplex social systems is completely upset, so even if there are numerically several hundred elephants in an area, when a biologist looks at them, they frequently see juveniles and sub-adults running around aimlessly and without leaders. narrator: what is likely the worst elephant massacre on record took place in cameroon's bouba n'djia national park in early 2012. arabic speaking horsemen from sudan, armed with ak-47s, machine guns, and rocket propelled grenades killed 650 elephants, more than 60% of the park's population over a bloody three-month period. among the dead were newborns, calves, and adults, many still alive as their tusks were hacked off. alie: we were th

robert don't know that. there was a stain on the rug the size of a grapefruit, and it's all smeared because e tried to clean it up. but the lab confirmed that it was derek miller's blood. so-- i don't know anything about this. question isn't whether you participated in the murder. we know that you got there after he was dead. unless you want to spend 20 years for an accessory charge when you're really only on the hook for illegal disposal of a body, which, believe it or not, can be knocked down to a misdemeanor. you can walk on that. or face those 20 years away from your daughter. wake up! what did sophia say on thehone? just that she needed help. that's it? y'all been fighting like cats and dogs for the last year. she calls, says she needselp. that's enough for you to jump out of a warm bed and leave your girlfriend? she said that she was in trouble-- that she hurt someone. go on. what else? that she killed a ma by this cocaine he'd been doing. he thought he was having a heart attack, so he wanted to call a

this is where robert was walking when she was shot and killed. since that day, the police and the fbi have been working extensively to try and find her killer. now, according to the union leader, police say robert was the target of a targeted drive by shooting. she was an advertising rep. she had 10 siblings and lived with her mother here in town. police won't say why they believe this shooting was targeted or what evidence to support that theory. they say they're not sharing that information because they don't want to release any information that could compromise this investigation. they did share that could provide some insight into this crime. in manchester, new hampshire, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> heather: also developing, a police officer with ties to new hampshire who is working her first day on the street was killed last night responding to a domestic call in virginia. local television affiliate from the dc area say a man shot his wife and then shot three police officers, killing ashley who had just been sworn in friday. th

roberts on the supreme court, and he pushed for john robert roberts. john roberts has been a disaster, and he had two chances to knock out obama care, and he didn't do it, and it was ted cruz and bush including jeb that was pushing him, and those guys, they pushed john robert, and when it came to a vote on obama care, john roberts did not terminate obama care not once but twice. so ted cruz pushed and worked with very hard to get john roberts on the supreme court, and when he needed the vote, the most important votes that we have had, he let everybody down, including the con ser servative he let all of us down, because he let obama care stay. that is really a disgrace, and ted cruz gave us john roberts. >> and so are you a k conservative? >> i'm a conservative, yes, but i am also a common sense conservative, and if you need eminent domain to build roadways and highways and hospitals and the keystone pipeline, and the wall between us and mexico, and if you need the eminent domain, then you use it, a i'm a common sense conservative, absolutely. >> john k

he is robert burton. i am erin hawksworth. robert: we start with college hoops, the ter

hey, robert. robert: what's up, guys? the wizard are hosting the warriors tonight but i see a lot of blew and gold at the phone booth. look at this guy right here. draymond green will likely have a good night. he is an all-star. [ announcer: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. robert: hello. welcome to the verizon center where the wizards host the warrior, possibly the hottest ticket in town. steph curry and the warriors are here. steph curry, the raping m.v.p. the warriors, the reigning defending world champs. i'll step out of the way. take a look at the other side of the floor. you have guys warming up. draymon green is an all-star. raymond sessions, jarrett dudley. this is supposed to be a home game for the wizards. but i will tell you what. i see a lot of blue and gold here tonight. that makes sense because steph curry is here. we caught up with steph earlier today. he talks about the game. i he says they have to take care of business against the wizards. >> steph: end of the road

robert: well, you cant really, you know. how do you, you know? i've got, like when my season starts this trial starts.)) meyers also details the moments when he heard his wife had been shot and the last words he said to her. nowsch, and his co-defendant, derrick andrews, are set to go to trial next month. tonight at 6 and 11, hear more from robert meyers as he opens up to i-team's george knapp about the pending trial and media scrutiny./// ((sherry swensk)) hope you've got the short sleeves and shorts ready for the weekend and you've made reservations on the patio somewhere for valentine's day... because the extra warm days roll on right through the holiday weekend. .............. some hazy skies with light to calm winds out there at noon. we really need some breezes to stir up the air and we'll get especially down the colorado river. ............... warm upper 60s right now have already surpassed our normal high of low 60s... and we're on our way to mid 70s again and even record-setting if we hit that 76. ............ the old record of 75 was se

>> south carolina in large part because of what robert said about bush. the pressure on bush to get out is going to be huge. he's got to do well in south carolina. watching nevada, especially on the democratic side. it's a caucus state that should good for hillary clinton. >> thank you, everyone! we have a couple big things for for.o watch out tuesday night, judy woodruff and i will have pbs newshour special coverage of the new hampshire primary, beginning at 11 p.m. eastern. then thursday, judy and i will as moderators of the first post-new hampshire democratic pbsary debate, live on your station, from milwaukee, wisconsin. night, joiniday "washington week" on the road in the heartland, before an the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. a huge week that you can also online at pbs.org/washingtonweek. then we'll see you next week, on week"!gton good night! >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by... today people are coming the nation's capital to support an important cause that could change the way you live for years to come. help?n you by g

robert: got it. final note. nascar driver tony stewart will miss the daytona 500 with a broken vertebrae. no timetable for his return to action. leon: yeah. got him. robert: yeah. doug: talk about the winter weather advisory. south and east. moving in as rain to snow overnight. maybe an inch or two in metro area, maybe enough to cause problems with rush hour. steve rudin has the latest when he sees you tonight at 11:00. michelle: thank you. david muir up next with david muir. [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi. melanie. maggie.e. living room. [dad]what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it great? [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on youhappiness... that's real estate, redefined. >>> tonight, just two days until the big republican debate here, the new poll at this hour in new hampshire. is there a shakeup coming? donald trump, ted cruz and, tonight, we're one-on-one with marco r

>> robert, robert kardashian. >> can you please spell that? >> karzashian. >> kardashian. >> please, be respectful. >> this is very close friend. >> yes, harvey. who knows that even happened. that's where it got cheesey last night. trying to cram these kardashian girls into the story line. >> well, look, i mean, we're told that did not happen. and i don't really care it is entertaining. i can tell you, you know, having covered it, robert kardashian was important for one principal reason, and that reason is that there was a moment at rocking ham, o.j.'s house, when oj had just arrived back from chicago, where robert, who by the way was a wonderful, wonderful person, and just a great human being. robert carried a louie vet and suit bag out of the house. and nobody ever saw the suit bag again. so there were lots of theories that there was incriminating evidence in the suit bag, and that's what people were talking about throughout the trial, that he somehow, you know, people were saying the knife was in there, which is bizarre to me, that oj would

robert: i'm robert burton. in sports we talk about the hottest team in the city and the hottest player. plus allen iverson, another funny sound byte from the answer in the hall of fame press conference. we talk about that at maureen: get back to the road conditions. >> moves in the area. mobile track 7 east on i-270 board ir. doug hill has the complete forecast in five minutes. leon: all right. speak of the roads. disturbing details in a crash that killed a montgomery police officer in a drunk driving crackdown in montgomery county. police are saying the driver in accused in officer noah leotta's death was so drunk he couldn't complete a field sobriety test. kevin lewis, really disturbing stuff. kevin: absolutely. police telling us thalluses reluzco was so inebriated he told the officers he wouldn't perform the test, telling the officers, "i can't do it. my balance won't let him. probably because i drank too much." it started at the rockville, hooters where prosecutors soleuses reluzco drank beer and shots of b

((roberts: i know we've received some complaints. you know i know our call takers last night when we began dispatching calls again i know there some very unhappy citizens.)) ((vanessa murphy)) it's unclear what impact the failure may have had.... but think about a call for example for domestic violence.... ((hannah brook/safe nest it can escalate very quickly and so every single second counts)) ((vanessa murphy)) hannah brook works for safe nest which helps victims. ((brook: it's already a very volatile situation and so if they're picking up that phone because it's a life or death mean between life or death.)) ((vanessa murphy)) roberts says the department does not yet know how many callers were affected.... or what caused the failure but foul play has been ruled out. ((roberts: well that was definitely a concern for us last night with everything that's going on in the world today. )) ((kirsten joyce)) the 911 system was replaced in december. the department says it will cost more than 7 and a half million dollars over the next ten ye

during my visit, i'm robert. i don't talk about what goes on in here to my kids. i let them know about the mistakes i made so they don't repeat them so they don't end up in here. do what i can for them moneywise. you know, send them money and, you know, put it in the bank and hopefully they, you know, college, you know? that's what i want. i want them to accomplish things that i wish i had. i want my sons to be a better person than me, you know? >> how are you sending them money? >> i can't tell you that. i get an allowance and some of it goes to my kids. most of it. i got four kids, so i got four different bank accounts for them, you know? once i'm gone, they have that. they have something i left. you know, at least i did something. new hampshire primary now just two days away. last night, the most bitter republican debate yet. >> there it is. >> he knows -- >> there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> at stake, can donald trump rebound from his disappointing iowa finish? can marco rubio keep his momentum going and surge in new hampshire? can bush, kasich o

when the family tried to call for help...roberts attacked them. that's when a pizza delivery man arrived at the house...and robert's wife whispered for him to call 9-1-1. deputies were able to catch up with roberts and arrest him. he's being held on no bond. the largest american regatta-- since relations were restored between the united states and cuba last year-- began its final leg yesterday. almost 500 american sailors took-off from havana's historic "marina hemingway"-- heading for key west. the regatta began last weekend-- and ends this saturday. coming up on good day orlando at five... a marion county deputy is recovering shoot-out... at an ocala gas station. what investigators nnjo far... and why they say deputies had no other choice but to here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand

roberts disagrees. >> i have spent numerous lunch periods at lunch with the kids. i have walked around campus. i have met college coaches at the campus. >> we are learning an incident last september may have been the final straw. >> a girl made accusations that some of the players had sexually assaulted her. >> police investigated but the state attorney dropped the case in december. to make a tough decision choosing the good of the school over the popular football coach. >> there's no question that he devoted a lot of time to the team. but the issues were during the school day. >> in passco county, abc action new. >> >> 4:49. the lightening -- the lightning will take on the penguins and one of the younger players may >>> good morning, everybody. it was a short practice yesterday, but it was long enough to send a scare too the dressing room. cedric, here is what happened. he attempted to block a shot, off to -- the puck hit him near the right shin. he went down and was helped off the ice by two otherrings and later came back to -- others and camer back to test the i

as robert said, they're going to be squabbles, especially in a race this close. they reached out to the campaigns and the cam -- so we don't know how much the campaigns provided, whether there are disputes over the numbers. looks like a lot of stuff is matching up from your sources, but in -- we grew up with florida, the florida recount. there are no hanging chads. there's a hanging app, apparently, or a rendering app, an app that didn't update. times have changed. this -- it took a little while to sort out the 2012 republican winner here in iowa, the republicans initially declared mitt romney the winner by eight votes, and then a couple weeks later they came back and said -- we counted again and rack santorum won by 34 votes. it's it's over until it's over. >> i learned three days ago it actually happened. one precinct captain on the run side, instead of bringing her results to the county counting area, she went home for the night, and they realized they didn't have count for that. that's why the next day santorum, when they did the recount, he won by 34. again,

robert thank you for being with us. >> thank for having me. >> robert we hear instances of workers comp fraud but a study by propublica and npr suggests a lot of spawrler things that -- smaller things that a lot of pull back has become because of rising medical costs and rising insurance costs. >> i don't think that's actually what's at play here. obviously that's a portion of what's going on but during the segment with ms. perkins one of the things i heard was the frustration how long it was taking to get medical treatment. there is a give and take in the workers compensation system. i know i represent employers and one of their biggest complaints is that employees who get injured at work get workers compensation benefits regardless whose fault it is, it is a no fault system. but contesting claims in workers compensation they have a right to investigate medical treatment. so in this particular case the opinion of one doctor that surgery is needed is really just that: the opinion of one doctor. as we all know reasonable doctors can disagree as to what proper treatment should be. insuran

if you are interested in meeting blue - robert's urging you to give them a call. john genovese 9oys he saves lives for a living but now craig whitham needs your help. the aurora first responder has been missing for days. 9 on your side's ashley zilka is live in aurora and talked to those closest to him. craig whitham worked here as an emt for more than 20 years. his family members, and even strangers, say they've searched all throughout these him. the small city of aurora is searching for 42 year old craig whitham. take a good look at this picture. rising sun police say he's been missing since monday. 05:44 just let him know they we care and that we are out there. 45 whitham was last seen at his aunt and uncle's home in rising sun. angel adams says her cousin left his cell phone and wallet behind. something that he would never do. 02:52 responsible person you can ever imagine. he's been an emt for 20 years. he was in the army. he has worked at the hospital. his whole life has been about helping people. 05 amber pickett worked with on the life squad with craig for

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports, steph curry is at it again. the d.m.v. will be represented well in the mcdonald's all-american game. we talk to a star today after he was honored. i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. michelle: i'm michelle marsh in the help center. where the phone lines are still open. 703-236-9220. you only have 15 more minutes to place a call. we have the healthcare professionals standing by to disease and heart health. you know one of the questions i had was what about chocolate? you hear chocolate is good for you. we got the doctor to cosign. she says that chocolate is okay. good for your health in moderation. she also added a glass o

robert hamilton. he killed his wife and shot guindon and two other police the hospital. hamilton's 11-year-old son was home at the time shooting but he was not hurt. hamilton is charged with the death penalty. when hamilton appears in court, we will alert you on the fox 25 news app. download the app for up to the minute breaking news while you are on the go and at work. >>> 4:33 right now. today the presidential candidates are descending on massachusetts before voters head to the polls. democrat hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be campaigning in the commonwealth campaigning in the commonwealth. clinton will attend events in springfield and boston today. her husband former president bill clinton will be at a rally in worcester late tonight. vermont senator bernie sanders will talk to voters at milton high school later this evening. john kasich is the only republican scheduled to campaign in massachusetts today. the to remembers spread out across other states holding primary primaries and caucuses on super tuesday. voters in 11 states including massachusetts vote fo

what does robert mean? i was terrible. [laughter] robert: i heard what you said. i heard you, robert. alison: oh, no. you better be careful. robert: please, please, mike do not watch this. leon: start your car running, boy. alison: let's take a look at something beautiful. a 3602-degree video from switzerland. leon: crazy. alison: swiss skier, his signature slow motion swirl shot. with iphone 6 and tether and a lot of practice. yes, i think it difficult as it looks. he said it took two years to perfect the move. leon: you have to see the whole video. it is amazing . >> it's beautiful. leon: you heard the line about the cats and dogs living together. alison: when we come back we look at how two organizations are teaming up for the good o alison: a new day for dogs and cats. the two groups are merging. mike carter-conneen reports once competitors, thatry now collaborating. mike: with the delivery of daisy, 4-month-old puppy with a broken leg and a special personality, they supported the first transport from the humane to the rescue league vet. now coworkers after th

roberts tells us the state of north carolina economy strong but he says there's work to be done. in particular, for less upon ewe lated area. >> >> it is program it is quickest delivery service throughout and has found a new home in raleigh. coming up who can take advantage of amazon's latest product and how much it will cost you. >> two young athletes with gamesover them all. we introduce you to this week's our community. >>> but first a check on traffic conditions, this is i- 440, and hillsbaro street. an accident has closed a left eastbound lane. you can see that there. if you have to head that way, be patient and be safe. you are is depression more than sadness? it's a tangle of brintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. brintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. "for me, brintellix made a difference." tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. brintellix

chief justice roberts: criticism of the court doesn't bother me. i think that is important because it is a big part of our to not care about what people think in terms of the merits of our decisions. people may object to have the court is being run or something like that. that is something else. i certainly have no trouble with people doing that. it is often based on a misunderstanding or calculated perception about what we are up to. if we uphold particular political decisions, that remains the decision of the political branches, and the fact that it may lead to criticism of us is often a mistake. we do have to be above or part from criticism, because, we of course, make unpopular decisions. very unpopular decisions. a case like the westboro baptist case, which involved a group that engaged in very vile speech at military funerals. the sort of thing that i think most people would agree was just awful. yet, you know, the court by a comfortable margin, maybe 8-1, said that type of activity on a public sidewalk, was protected by the first amendment.

robert zubrin... the colorado native founded the mars society, which built the station and led the first mission 14 years ago. dr. robert zubrin - founder, the mars society clip 9156 in-6:32:40 "what we're doing here in the desert right now is showing the value of this tool to nasa for researching how to do a mars mission." renee clip 8727 in-1:29:58 "we are the 162nd crew here."and after observing all those crews and their research... dr. zubrin says they've made valuable discoveries... like that teams could live and work using much less water than first thought. atv start and even though no transport vehicles will run on gas... theyve learned atvs are the most useful. dr. robert zubrin - founder, the mars society clip 9156 in-6:24:57 "before you go spending a billion dollars designing a mars mobility vehicle, you should know of which type you want to design and develop." atv nats and if you wonder why we shouldnt just leave the exploration to dr. zubrin has a story to share about that very first mis

roberts will acquire that in time. >> rose: you think? but each chief justice has his own stamp or perhaps her stamp in the future. has a stamp on it. the warren court not only a philosophy but a stamp. then the berger court then the rehnquist court and now the roberts court. >> that's an interesting point. in a way it's ybeÑcourt. that's my very point maybe you ought to name the courts on the basis of the last president who brought about a change in the court. the last president who made nominations to the court. so that this court would be the bush ii court and before alito and roberts were appointed the court would have been the clinton court and so forth. that would make a lot more sense because what changes in the court i assure you is less than the character of the chief justice though it has some effect than the nature of the people appointed. so i say why blame rehnquist for the rehnquist court or roberts for this court. >> rose: what's the power of the chief justice. >> well, he has the same vote as a do and there's nothing he

opposing team sent robert's brother matthew to guard him and robert got the ball. >> i was back there. >>reporter: a three-pointer thatt went up and in. there were still five seconds left on the clock which explains the delay in what happened next. >> a aer the game everybody was picking me up, said -- >>reporter: about that moment that's now gone viral, his parents couldn't believe it it. >>> i've never seen so much love in one gym in my life. >>reporter: his coaches couldn't believe it. >> i don't think we'll ever experience anything more special. >>reporter: robert, he knew it. >>> i knew thax ball my reaction, i was about to jump up and down. i was so happy that i got that reaction. >>reporter: if it wasn't clear before friday night, there's no doubt right now, there's more love here than just for basketball. >> i just love eryone. >>reporter: for the guy with the nickname money robert, last friday wasp priceless. >> everybody was so happy for me. >> priceless indeed. thank you, janine, for that. that was such a great story. >>> unfortunately, i have to bring you some bad news thi

alitoustice roberts and are more pragmatic. i am not sure we are going to have an authentic originalist nominated should a republican candidate win. who was his intellectual antagonist? adam: justice breyer. he and breyer went back and forth so much in arguments that -- chieflly, the justice would say, jump in anytime you like. how many times would he ask questions when you are arguing before the court? how does that work? david: he would jump in repeatedly. other justices were being very active too. it is often the case that the questions are not so much datinged at eluci information so much as to making a point to their colleagues. adam: people keep statistics on this stuff. justice scalia asked more questions than anyone else and got more laughs. the temperature of the courtroom is going to be a less fun place without him. charlie: i want to see some of the things he said to me in my conversations with him. if the language he used was a bit too much, he would tone it down in terms of criticism. adam: i would hate to see the

robert was in a relationship with one of the officer's daughters. the suspect and the officer's daughter also have a 6-year-old son together. the victim's family says gus treated robert as if he was his own son. even though the family is still grieving, they have forgiven the suspect. >> they are so loving. and i don't think there's -- there's hate out there. it's just a lot of forgiveness so far. >> reporter: robert's sister cried in court but walked out without saying anything. the victim's daughter also declined to speak to reporters. once the court hearing was over, the suspect asked the judge if he could say something very quickly and just about when he was going to say something, the judge said no. and they quickly escorted him outside of the courtroom. the suspect robert vega will be back in court next month march 2. he is facing kidnapping and murder charges. he could face life in prison. live in fairfield, da lin, kpix 5. >>> scary scene at drop-off this morning outside dublin high school. a boy on a bike was hit and dragged by a car outsid

justice roberts: thank you very much. [applause] justice roberts: thank you. a look at the supreme court today. chair, antonin scalia's draped in black wool crepe. paul ryan said today he supports blocking whomever president obama nominates to replace scalia on the court. ryan said the supreme court is not an extension of the white house. the president has absolutely every right to nominate somebody to the supreme court, but congress as an equal branch has every right not confirm someone. ou could read more at "the milwaukee sentinel." >> a way to track the government as it happens. >> is a great way for us to stay informed. >> a lot of my colleagues will say i saw you on c-span. to make sureo much that people outside the beltway is going on inside it. president obama is wrapping out the southeast asia summit today. we will hear what came out of the press conference during his news conference schedule at 4:35 p.m. eastern time. discussion with entrepreneurs from tec startupsh. we workers from the editor of "self" magazine. -- we will hear from the editor of "s

he is looking at all three years, robert? >> reporter: it's possibility, del. if we look at some history, just last week, federal judge put one of his colleagues from freedom industries into just a 30-day jail sentence, and a $20,000 fine. but remember, gary southern, the president, the head honcho at the now defuncts freedom industries, he is probably going to take the biggest rap here. the courthouse behind me, the federal courthouse, he'll be here shortly and the judge will give him his sentence at 2:00 pm, del. >> robert, what are the broader ramifications? can we expect more legal ramifications from the toxic spill? >> reporter: not with freedom industries. that will be the wrap on the criminal charges against the executives, and also the company which was fined $900,000 last week, but the judge said that was a symbolic fine and likely wouldn't have to pay it, unbelievably. but there could be civil suits. environmentalists and the epa are still checking the water. they say it's safe, but of course this is known as chemical valley, and has a long history of