this year's recipient of the sandrof award is toni morrison. we honor her accomplishments not only as a novelist not only as an editor, not only as a teacher, not only as an essayist and not only is the only living american recipient of the nobel prize in literature. for all of those toni morrison needs no introduction but she is going to get one anyway. but not from me. to introduce ms. morrison i will call on another literary eminence he needs no introduction. she was poet laureate of the united states from 1993 to 1995 and poet laureate of virginia from 2004 to 2006. she is the author of more than a dozen books of poetry, a collection of short stories, a novel and a play. this introduce her to needs no introduction received the pulitzer prize for poetry, the national humanities medal in the national medal of arts as well as 25 honorary doctorates. she is the commonwealth professor of english at the university of virginia. if i were introducing toni morrison's ideal introducer i would mention all of this and much much more. please welcome the

what genius morrison is. think so many novelists are like peacocks with their language flourishing faithers and letting the reader know how smart they are but morseson is able to be conversational and stream lyric at the same time. i wish i had found her work earlier. i want to know why she isn't required reading in all schools. morrison has wisdom in abundance, along with lyrical and story-telling brilliance winder how she does it. then my tango tenancying friend ended with a post script prompted by his wife of just a few months who insisted he tell me this. now my wife wants to tell you about how she battled the dominican oklahoma obsession with aryan features as a teenager and then encountered the blue is eyes in high school. she said morrison gave voice to her dissent and made her comfortable with it. four decade earlier i fought a similar battle with myself in the strange environment i had chosessen to immerse myself in when i takenned the university of iowa's writers work shop as a graduate student, you

they say that's when set morrison off. >> almost every person and player we had at the time ran over to see if they could help in any way. and you can even see on some of the video our staff chasing -- staff and customers chasing her down trying to get the information. >> crystal morrison is without in jail without bond a facing two attempted murder charges. the victim and her son have leg injuries but should be okay. >>> beloved member of the cape may county zoo will surely be missed after years of fighting a number of illnesses vj the snow leopard has passed away the 16-year-old mail snow leopard has been a resident of the cape may zoo since 2005. he side all seven cubs at the zoo. vj sudden from gay coma and kidney stones and passed away complications from kid see disease. >> let's check the right now. we've got interesting stuff going on basically a roller coaster what we're on again. >> we'll have spring and winter lucy and iain all of in the same day tomorrow. high temperatures top out tomorrow in the low 60s for your st. patrick's day. but by tomorrow night this same time we'l

. >> chloe morrison with us with world vision. thanks very much. as tropical cyclone pam continues to churn away from the vanuatu islands, it's going towards new zealand. we're mostly rain and some very heavy gusts? >> yeah so fortunately this storm is going to move just to the east of the north island of new zealand. but not without lashing parts of the north island with strong winds, very high abnormally high seas and some well gusty winds and rain as well. here it is tropical cyclone pam, just racing south and east of the vanuatu eye landsislands. this is new zealand. this is in fact the new zealand radar coming out of the north island. this is auckland and you can see the shading of blue and yellow indicating the rain bands moving through the area at the moment. this storm is going to continue to move over the next 24 hours through a southeasterly direction but still allowing for the outer bands to lash this area with wind gusts in excess of 100 kilometers per hour in some instances. and it is possible we see rainfall totals in excess of 100 mi

chloe morrison is from the charity, world vision australia. she is in port vila and she says that the destruction there is comprehensive. >> i've been living in vanuatu for about a year now and i've just seen my island home absolutely destroyed throughout port vila the capital city and around the island we have seen villages just absolutely destroyed. so the winds of cyclone pam were over 300 kilometers and they have just torn through these villages and absolutely decimated them. so what i've seen is houses which were once made out of iron sheets, just totally decimated and only the barest of structures standing. i'm being told that evacuation centers is entire villages and community centers which are just a rectangle of concrete building. and these structures are what the people in vanuatu largely bunkered down in during cyclone pam. >> and chloe, what about water and foods. how are they getting that? >> so i've been really surprised when i've gone around to the villages, but cyclone pam filled up all water tanks around here, so there are sti

inaudible] from inschool board and commission on the status of women mpt our generational leaders like jan morrison and so many that are here today, the honoree we have chosen is a amazing champion fighting hunger and food insecurety. her name is maria stokes. i think the honoree for richmond is such a great example of a ordinary person who does extraordinary things every day. when i see her riding to work or the family as well, she is a amazing person and a san francisco resident since 19 [inaudible] school edge children that go to argon elementary. she works as chunication director for project open hand, a amazing non profit organization that provided over 1 million new trish ameals with love and i think that is a common theme within one year. it is a common theme of food is love and the love that is provided with every single meal, every 1 million per year who is with love to the sick and elderly neighbors in san francisco. project open hand has been one of the key leaders in challenging hunger and food insecurety in the city with the food security task force. in 2014 i know maria led effort to

prosecutors say the younger morrison stole those records from the naval history at heritage command. he thought he was entitled to them but the record were worth $10,000 to $30,000. >>> a classroom disruption but this one was quite welcome. the surprise of a lifetime for a local teacher's big moment that she didn't even know about >>> absentminded mother. a woman took her 5-month-old baby to a doughnut shop in california and left her there. what happened was after she found out the doughnut shop didn't have the doughnut she wanted she left out and left the baby on a table in her car seat. the woman went to a nearby doughnut shop realized what she'd done then went back for her taughter. an employee had called the police pi that time who then reunited mother and baby. >>> authorities are trying to figure out what caused a tour bus to overturn in southern indiana today. it happened on interstate 65 just north of louisville kentucky. the bus was carrying members of indiana tech men's and women's bowling team. 19 people were reported injured and some of them had to be airlifted to a local

tonight, keith morrison with "the a killing in cottonwood." >> narrator: on the afternoon of may 4, 2012 casey deayas walked out for his favorite thing -- high school baseball. a doubleheader. spring of in its full glory in northern california. his senior year of almost done. this was of the place he loved. the game he loved. >> people sometimes talk about having premonitions of things. did you have anything like that at the all? >> it was another day. another one of my countless baseball games. countless baseball games. >> reporter: >> narrator: wasn't of course. no no one though no one knew it as they sat the there that afternoon. reading, california with its sun dial bridges, middle america feel srg a feel, is a different feel, different life of from the botoxed and tmz-'d events of the south. drive a you few miles and you're on the the ball diamond of cottonwood in the shadow of mighty mt. shaft ofa. an anchor -- shasta. an anchor a constant just like people who knew casey would be in the stand. were they there? >> both there. >> reporter: always there? >> always there. never missed

government last year allowed ebola patients to receive lifesaving experiment am morrison. experimental medicines. the smiths hope for the same. >> if i have to wait i won't be around. >> they are already in the fight of their lives they don't want to fight their government too. kimberly halkett, al jazeera. >> bolivia is facing a architectureal renaissance. daniel schwindler reports. >> there is no mistaking it. there's something different. something changing in el alto. it is a new kind of building. some call them chaletettes. a mixture of a chalet and an apartment. andean architecture. >> i've come up with a new tendency. breaking old rules. they don't teach us this. so for me i'm proud to present this new style. >> reporter: it may be new but it's very much rooted in traditional tastes and colors. freddy was influenced by the preincan ruins. a style between 500 and 900 ad. his order book is full. el alto's emerging middle class soon to be the proud owner of this property. >> translator: it's very bolivian. we're bolivian so we wanted the house to reflect that with lovel

our headlines at this hour -- lyrical backers, friends and family members turn out for the funeral of morrison advises investigation continues. >> in a controversial speech benjamin netanyahu calls on american lawmakers to block a nuclear deal with iran being worked on by the obama administration. >> african leaders meet in brussels to push a plan to help rebuild their economies following the latest ebola crisis. >> thanks for being with us. in russia, thousands of people have been paying respects to a man who dared to defy the kremlin. the funeral of leading opposition figure, boris nemtsov took place earlier today. >> he was gunned down on friday night and as of yet, no arrests have been made. russian president vladimir putin has condemned the men vowed to find the culprit but the political opposition believes it was his politics played a role in why he died. >> is also controversy surrounding the funeral as well. high-level officials from poland and latvia who wanted to attend say they were died access. the eu is demanding an explanation. >> we will talk to our correspondent covering the ce

. ♪ >>> ronda is here and also here kelsey grammer, matthew morrison signing autographs for their fans starring in the fabulous new broadway show "finding neverland," oh, taking selfies up high. we'll talk to them just ahead. >> a hit already here in new york. >>> also ahead, you may remember this moment last halloween, amy still can't give it up. we'll never forget it. boy, you got a future there. >> oh, yeah, look at those dance moves. yes, i got such a kick out of dressing up like a zombie. that was a workout just playing the part. now this morning we have the workout inspired by "the walking dead." it is a killer way to stay in shape. look at that. ginger and i will give it a whirl in just a bit. but they actually have some of the moves specifically after some of the favorite characters in the show so i'm really excited to do the daryl. >> boy, that looks doable so far. what they're showing. >>> also coming up, we already told you that one direction is headed in, well, a new direction with a band member leaving. another band member just speaking out this morning about the changes.

makenzie morrison knocks one down. they win. >>> i have the tuesday night top five. at number 5, one of the most dangerous shots in bowling. ken? between your legs. but it worked out pretty well. how about it? at number four, the defender in the blue jersey took a ball off his face and did the splits on the crossover. better check the hamstring. at number three, arizona academies, beautiful pass to aaron herrera on the bicycle kick. at number two, keeping it between the legs, greger demitrov and roger feder. feder won the point and demitrov won the match. luke warren. the full court buzzer beater to end the first half. colfax advanced to the state final. this is all a precursor to march madness coming up. >> get ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the service plaza on the new jersey turnpike, it's "the late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, ringmaster of circus david letterman.

"glee's" matthew morrison. >> i play the author of "peter pan." it's like the story behind the story of how he created the story of "peter pan." ♪ when your feet don't touch the ground ♪ >> he's inspired by this widow and her four sons and he finds the child inside of himself and he realized the power of imagination. imagination. ♪ >> reporter: the show marks morrison's return to broadway. >> you know i started my career on broadway as a dancer. >> yeah. i knew you started at 19 your first show but a dancer even before that? >> yeah i grew up break dancing. >> really? can i see a little bit of your break dancing? >> i don't know. just like slide and pop and lock. >> ooh, wow. ♪ play play like it was yesterday ♪ >> for morrison the show is an exercise in stamina. >> i actually go in the show in this and i get up on here like this and i kind of do this kind of air walk thing. >> you make it look very effortless. very cool. ♪ >> reporter: he's on stage almost three hours straight. >> this is a marathon for me this particular role. i don't

and as i read united states versus morrison and united states versus lopez i think that congress is going to have a hard time meeting those standards. the kind of chain of events that miss warbelow pointed to is something that the supreme court warned about in its decision in morrison and i would add also that with respect to the other e enumr. enumerated cites, the florida case is a substantial hurdle for congress to clear. >> may i make a comment here as a nonlawyer on a panel of august lawyers and smart people. to go back and someone who was involved in 1996 during the senate debate around the employment nondiscrimination act, the vote was on september 10, 1996. someone along with my colleagues involved in the debate around the end the last time it was brought to the senate and other debates, i think it's interesting to note that democrats and republicans in particular did not bring up the issues that mr. clegg is mentioning in terms of the constitutionality of the employment nondiscrimination act. there may have been disagreements about the law and sexual orientation and gender identi

morrison has been downgraded by goldman sachs. it is down one quarter of 1%. here is the trend. the dollar just taking. -- ticking. it is in the mid--undecided quadrant. we see them dollar going lower and the yen going a little bit higher. some of the numbers in japan were higher than numbers anticipated. is there more qe on the horizon? 240,000 is what is expected, janet yellen says get ready for higher rates. anna: we just had inflation numbers through spain. we got a reading of minus zero point 7%. for the most recent months. that is stronger than had been expected. either of those would have been an improvement on the prior months where he saw prices fall. the dis-inflationary forces are very much in the conversation as to what the ecb is doing. they have enacted a quantitative easing plan to address some of those. we just had the markets open up in europe. one of the big stories we're focused on comes out of china. green across the board in equity markets. they say growth has fallen too much. and greece has failed to act. let's get details out of beijing. we are joined now

morrison's, the smallest of the u.k. supermarkets, off by 2.3%. full-year loss, 761 million pounds. profit underlying halved. they are also cutting their dividend by 63%. reviewing the convenience market allocations. they've got into a convenience store definitely trying to play catch-up. doesn't seem to be working. they are saying, we are going to slow down the pace of expansion, close a few stores and review our plans for the future. back to you. jonathan: caroline hyde, thank you. looking at the ftse 100, we are up by 0.4%. it has been a busy week for markets. how about we get another central bank rate cut? south korea's central bank unexpectedly cut rates to an all-time low. perhaps it shouldn't be much of a surprise. it is the race to the bottom as global central banks try to devalue currencies across the globe. who is winning? it is a man named mario. the collapse of the single currency continued overnight. a month ago, the euro traded just short of $1.40. today, we broke $1.05, heading for the worst quarter on record. we are joined now by johnny chief investment officer at ax

and as i read the united states versus morrison i think the congress is going to have a hard time meeting those standards. the kind of chain of events pointed to is something that the court explicitly warned about court explicitly warned about in its decision in morrison and i would add also with respect to the other enumerated powers of the congress signs in the fifth amendment or section five of the 14th amendment the florida board of regents is a substantial hurdle for the united states for the congress to clear. .. we don't have this law on the books now, it was not part of a discussion in terms of the constitutionality of employment protections and civil rights laws for congress. >> let me say that i don't doubt that, and i think that unfortunately congress and this is true of both sides of the aisle, frequently thinks they can do whatever it wants. and i think that the sensitization of congress that no, you actually need them in greater power you can add is something that has only recently taken hold, you know unfortunately. i remember just about the time that you're talking about t

van morrison. and metallic a, and beyonce number one. >> let's bring in quincy. i'm sure it is a hard job to pick the greatest songs of all time. >> yes but, mike, i totally agree with you. okay, art kelly he has one of the greatest songs every all time. >> not that one. >> who cares about -- >> i believe -- >> i believe i can fly. that's like a great song. >> beyonce single ladies, like i just don't know -- i'm just saying top ten? there is no taylor swift. there were better songs for cold play. there are no bruno mars. like come on, man. >> what about prince? >> there are a lot of artist. >> what about rock bands submit. >> no. >> rock -- >> ya, ya, watch your mouth. no, i don't think he would make the list. but there are so many different artists that they could have pick, and better songs they could have picked from these different artists that i totally dis a grow with this list. i mean, you have certain artists that, you know, of course they have different streaming, but there are certain artists that they don't let their music go on spotify, like taylor sw

. >>> earlier i spoke with chloe morrison with world vision. she offered more detail on the devastation in vanuatu's capital city of port villa. >> reporter: port villa looks like an absolute bomb hit. it is devastating. i've just been thru for a drive around -- been through for a drive around. there are a lot of streets blocked off. trees haven't just fallen across the road here they've fallen across -- piled so my places you can barely see over the top. the water is incredibly rough. there are some villages that have just been decimated there. local huts which are made of. thatted roofs -- local huts that are made of thatched roofs are down. the wind sounded like an ocean, that's how strong it was. it pretty much drowned out the rain the sound of the wind. so shutters were hammering down on the windows. like i said these were some of the most secure solid structures in port vila. all i could think is if you were not in a solid structure last night night, it would have been a very very tough time. >> the worst has passed but people still deali

and as i read united states versus morrison and united states versus lopez, i think that congress is going to have a hard time meeting those standards. the kind of chain of events that miss warbelow pointed to is something that the supreme court warned about in its decision in morrison, and i would add also that with respect to the other enumerated power the congress c.i.t.e.s. in enda, the fifth amendment or section 5 of the fifth amy, i think the florida case is a substantial hurdle for congress to clear. >> may i make a comment here as a nonlawyer on a panel of august lawyers and smart people. to go back and someone who was involved in 1996 during the senate debate around the employment nondiscrimination act, the vote was on september 10, 1996. someone along with my colleagues involved in the debate around enda the last time it was brought to senate and other debates, i think it is interesting to note that democrats and republicans in particular did not bring up the issues that mr. clegg is mentioning in terms of the constitutionality of the employment nondiscrimination act. there

priority is to get food water, emergency supplies to the people who really need it so we talked to chloe morrison from world vision a short time ago and she really gave us a good sense of what it's like there right now. >> being almost 24 hours, it's a realtor fiing moments which happened at about midnight port vila time friday night here. during the day when it was safe for me to go outside and assess the damage there were trees down and not just a couple of trees across the roads, some of them were piled higher than you could see over the piles of trees and as you said whole villages have literally been blown away in the night. this is off aten a tropical paradise island. they rare not able to withstand a category 5, and yes, the village is literally blown away. you have power lines down roads are flooded. it really is devastating. people of vanuatu have been waiting for help to arrive over a week now for things like strong warnings and people were able to evacuate to shelters where they were available. so in port vila where i'm based the capital city in vanuatu, those shelters were like church

here's keith morrison with "in broad daylight." >> reporter: you never think it's going to be you. >> oh, no, no, no, no. >> reporter: no. the young man is right. in fact, this is the kind of thing that just doesn't happen to anyone. >> no. never. never would have thought i would have ever seen anything like this. >> reporter: no. and not here. not in this neighborhood. in this house. but certainly not, surely not, at the very moment when at least three policemen were just outside the front door and just over the backyard wall not more than 30 feet away. >> we had to be told a few times just to get it in our heads what happened. >> reporter: what happened here in broad daylight under the very noses of the cops was murder. long beach, california. a town that may have been cheated a little in the city pride department. >> a lot of people assume it's like l.a., but it's not. it's different. it has its own identity. >> reporter: do you think it's different culturally? or just -- >> i think so. i think long beach is sort of its own beast. >> reporter: sure. >> it's a little more working cl

morrison knocks down one of cougar's 11 threes. byu beats usf, 76-65, to punch their ticket to the big dance. >> good night, that is a huge fish! >> that is a huge fish. and that is bob reimer showing off the 125-pound marlin that he caught in cabo san lucas. he says it took him about 45 minutes to pull that baby in. >> i believe it. >> yeah. >> right? >> how do you know? >> huh? [ laughter ] >> whoa. >> i went fishing once or twice. never caught anything like that. >> come on, really? >> what have you caught? >> i never caught one of those. that's why i was asking. >> i'll show you a bigger sailfish that i caught. [ laughter ] >> veronica, this is the size of my fish. okay? email us your pictures to kpix.com and we'll get your story. >> strange looking fish. >> i did not know that you went fishing for those big babies in cabo. >> dennis showed you the this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. announcer:

according to fifth grader blaise morrison. >> last week we did an indian project and we had to look up there was this little thing where you could text your group mates and like you are not talking and it's kind of fun. >> reporter: curriculum director holly mastrine says the district considered other factors too before buying the chromebooks, including cost, and having to administer both state and the new common core assessment tests online: >> the keyboard is already there and with all of the testing as well we were already going to purchase mice and then headphones as well because you have to have headphones for some of the different testing so on a financial end it was less expensive to go with the chromebook. >> reporter: in ohio's east holmes local schools they've gone with a third option, this is called the "learn pad" and teachers control everything that's put on here. that was done to address concerns of amish parents who didn't want their kids to have access to the internet or objectionable games or content. developed in 2011 the learn pad is much like the ipad and chromebook

. >>> in morrison, new york, a motorcycle stunt goes totally out of control. >> and i was like, oh, this isn't going to be good. it's gonna hurt. >> it's august, 2010, and aaron dooley, an avid cyclist, is out touring with his local riding group, something he loves to do as often as he can. that day his friend danielle crowley is filming from the back of her boyfriend's motorcycle. >> they were just asking around if anybody wanted to videotape, so i agreed. it's a fun experience. >> aaron and the other riders love doing stunts and can't resist the thrill of the open road. >> around here there's not many places. it's easier just to go on the road. it's not as safe. it's not safe at all, but we come out here on the road and we ride our bikes and we do wheeies. >> the wheelie is aaron's personal favorite. >> when you first start out doing wheelies, it's probably like one of the scariest things you've done. you're like, holy cow, this thing has tons of power. and you get off and your hands are shaking. >> that august day seems perfect for a joy ride. after all, to aaron, what day isn't? >> i

former zags star adam morrison never got the bulldogs to the promised land. second half, blue devils leading by two. byron wesley missed the layup. wilson cleans it up and game tied at 31. under ten minutes left. here's matt jones for duke. hits the three ball. and the blue devils would win 65-62. they get their ticket to the final four. >>> michigan state, jacked out of their mind against louisville. ten seconds left and spartans up one and got fouled on the putback. the 50% free-throw shooter. he got the first shot but missed the second and we went to overtime. in the ot, off the missed three, rebound, brandon dawson there for the putback. spartans win 76-70. >>> sydney crosby and the penguins playing host to the sharks last night. goes to a shootout. game tied at 2. crosby scores and meaning the sharks had to score to keep the game alive but couture denied by the post. pittsburgh wins 3-2. >>> one closing note for you. chris mullen the former warrior great star, has been offered the job reportedly by -- to coach st. john's; to be their next head coach. so

. >> i wanted to spin it in a way that wasn't just trying to copy tony morrison's message. i kind of took it as my own interpretation. i think it's really one of the biggest problems facing women today. i was going for this equality of bodies. there's no clothes or anything. the arms crossed, i don't know how well i conveyed this but being able to give yourself the love that you need and give your body the love it needs. >> as soon as i read the quotes i saw a group of women, some camaraderie, the quote for me means access and mentorship. if you do become successful make sure you reach back. i just did a group of women working together with the quote, very joyful very positive, an optimistic illustration just like the quote itself. i read that michelle obama really likes polka dots. i've never used faces. i want all women to see themselves in this drawing. >> sometimes you go down the thought process where you feel dejected or you've not done something well. so it kind of inspires me. the people's expression is different moods and thoughts people have. the center is more li

tonight, keith morrison with "the fugitive millionaire." >> reporter: an american murdered in a tropical paradise, while a famous and wealthy man is on the run. >> i'm trying to delay my imminent capture. >> reporter: why was he hiding? >> he is bonkers, in my view, without a doubt. >> reporter: the story is a strange brew of dogs, guns and girls. teenage girls. >> i was ready to shoot him, and for some reason i missed. >> reporter: an interconnected web with one man at its center. >> john is smart. he knows what he's doioing. >> reporter: tonight's case will take us from the high-tech world of silicon valley to the jungles central america. and finally to a small town in alabama. >> get ready for some serious "heart of darkness" [ bleep ] here. >> reporter: "heart of darkness"? oh yes. and a wildly strange tale about a high-flying business tycoon named john mcafee and the bizarre chain of events that would make him the focus of an international manhunt. there's little doubt you know the name, mcafee, even if you don't recognize his face. that's because you've probably had anti-virus soft

. >> gary: they could not stop robert morrison any considered by dancing they were eliminated 81 to sue the score of 77. the so people get off this business and kron 4 has his own kron 4 dock time in the eighth bracket challenge register and track your brackets online. president obama has time to do a bracket of his own he's been on espn the what would kentucky arizona villanova and duke. those were his final four he picked kentucky over villanova wildcats bursas wildcats' best president obama is a championship game. a lot of teams including the forty- niners dallas wants to win. they're not worried about the domestic background did domestic problem back up what your deer foot $30 million party is waiting to face the lease extension for violating the policy he was convicted on two counts against his girlfriend. there were very very ugly the girlfriend would not testify against him in court. and looks like she reached a settlement with with him out of court. forty-niners the raiders would not touch him. he is now cowboy. will the >> gary: baseball special coming up friday night at 9 9:00

their property was unlike morrison's they do not expect to rate it down again. cap pockets of growth. and i think, looking at overall volume growth. -- and they have pockets of growth. and that is a turnaround. maybe seeing customers come back. anna: on a this is rate, sorry. mark: is the work behind them? looking at the shares since september time -- in december time. relatively new ceos. have we seen the worst? charles: i think this is the sort of question. the consensus is that profits will fall again this year. same with the tesco and they have taken a huge hit and they are expecting maybe no profits in the second half in the u.k. again, it depends on what happens over the next few months and whether we see another step down and profitability. anna: charles allen joining us with the latest on sainsbury. "on the move" is up next. manus: happy st. patrick's day, everyone! ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome to "on the move ." i am jonathan ferro. minutes away from the start on european trading. more records broken. the dax north of 12,004 -- 12,000 points f

in san francisco's morrison sold it. and hillary clinton friend center she finally addresses the e-mail scandal. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>pam: here are surveillance pictures showing a motorcycle death in progress. here in walnut creek this and was more on six vehicle stalled early monday morning. it happened at 515 sunday morning at a trendy apartment in walnut creek and that same building was hit monday morning. ec to thieves stealing a motorcycle this time in a rental van. a certain that other person says of his bike was swiped to. and he told police it was very unlikely for him to give is bite back. >>: what i've been told was a flight to three guys and a truck define these bikes but among the truck and a tarp over the truck and they're gone >>pam: police and walnut creek is say that is not just what all motorcycles that are being st

>> philip morrison, the scientist -- we have the patent or the bomb in his name. he was in a different realm of physics and research of physics then fuchs. notice, when i signed a brief, he said, that the rosenbergs' life should be spared, i was careful to say -- not to say to they were innocent. i always felt they were guilty. moreover, as a scientist, i knew immediately, as limited as that sketch was, the russians could immediately see the information they were getting from other people about the process of implosion that this confirmed it, they were not being misled with this information by intelligence agents. he says, in fact, this little sketch that the defense says what -- was a joke, he was not even hired as an engineer, he was in the production plant, he said, that may be true, but nevertheless this sketch was enough for any scientist to know what it meant, and it was valuable. that is the point. >> let me add, although at the time greenglass only admitted to the sketches, we now know from soviet notebooks that he actually turned over to the soviets, and

and as i read i read the united states versus morrison and the united states versus lopez, i think that congress is going to have a hard time meeting those standards. the kind of chain of events that ms. miss world will pointed to is something that the supreme court explicitly warned about in his decision. decision. i would add also that with respect to the other enumerated powers that congress sites the fifth amendment or section five of the 14th amendment i think that kindle versus florida board of regents is a substantial hurdle for the united states congress to clear. >> a comment as a nonlawyer on a panel of our guest lawyers and smart people. this would go back to tell them who was involved in 1996 1996 during the senate debate around the employment nondiscrimination act. the debate around the end of the last time it was brought to the senate and other debates. i think it is interesting to note that democrats and republicans in particular did not bring up the issues that he is mentioning in terms of the constitutionality of the employment nondiscrimination act. there might have be