thurgood marshall: looby wouldn't leave. so eventually they got a little meeting together and they said "aw the hell with it." juan williams: and now the police go right past this lynch mob waiting for thurgood marshall and go back to columbia, and take marshall before a judge and charge him with drunkenness. thurgood marshall: the justice of the peace was a little short man he said "that man hasn't had a drink in 24 hours." juan williams: the judge lets thurgood marshall go. marshall, looby, weaver, go back towards nashville on that main highway. thurgood marshall: they didn't catch us at all. juan william: marshall almost died right there in tennessee. narrator: when he reached his nashville hotel room, marshall called attorney general tom clark to tell him what had happened. thurgood marshall: i told him i was arrested for drunken driving and tom said "well were you drunk?" i said "no, but five minutes after i talk to you!" roger wilkins: i don't know how you could do that kind of work over and over and over again. he put

the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). the information you prpride remains confidenenal and d uld put this fugitive behind bars. 3 3 3 we're taking a live look over arnold's park tonight on our great lakes countertops and kitchens sky watch camera.... 3 as you can see... conditions in northwest iowa have improved. but the central and northcentral part of the state are still a mess. meteorologist kayla novak has 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist t yla novak." 3 3 3 3 larry, diana and kayla talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast.3 3 winter weather advisories issued through midnight for low visibility and strong winds in eastern siouxland. breezy coitions continue through the morning in all of siouxland with temperatures in the teens. temperatures will stay in the low 20s tomorrow with partly sunny skies. the week ahead is looking fairly chilly as temperatures stay in the 20s, with a chance of flurries on

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let's begin with john marshall. john marshall comes to the court, and in people institution, the first appointees as chief resigned, keep turning down the office, and he conceives a bit of a single core by persuading his colleagues to converge around narrow unanimous opinions. he rejects the british tradition where every justices as this is what i think and this is what i think. and instead he gets the court to speak as a court. this drives his arch rival thomas jefferson crazy. his distant cousin who thinks marshall is letting people and i think we hide behind the cloak of unanimity. tell us about marshall's vision and how he was able to pull it off. >> i don't know how many of you have ever read a series out of the case. i always assign one in my class early on and then asked the students to me what was said. it's very confusing dignity of let's say even seven opinions than you count four of them say this but they don't all say the same way. so we think that this guy one but we are not sure. so that in terms of th

brandon marshall agrees with. ((brandon marshall/ linebacker for broncos: yeah people dont talk about defense they want to talk about offense, they want to say offense wins championships, offense is this, offfense is that, defense is the reason we win championships, defense is here, defense is what we need the most in this league, and we have the best defense. )) ((kirsten joyce)) our own chris maathius brought us live reports from super bowl coverage last week and he caught up with marshall after the game.. next year the game will head to houston, texas./// ((kirsten joyce)) > one lucky valley resident had a super bowl victory yesterday! diana anderson of las vegas.. won our 25 hundred dollar big game giveaway! we hope you enjoy your winnings, and thank you all who entered./// ((kirsten joyce)) > finding a cure for post traumatic stress disorder. the simple device... giving new hope to veterans suffering from the effects of war. ((sherry swensk)) our monday is filled with sunshine and above above normal temps jus

i hear this boom boom boom on the door.us marshals! outside .... were armed agents this much that you owe a debt.not a huge debt. just a debt of any level is excessive the marshal's office tells us when they tried to arrest aker he resisted.and told officials he had a gun. but aker says....

marshall: no. i have been teaching at colette be school, and i'm teaching at harvard law school, which is great fun to go back to one's on the moderate. i did not actually go to columbia, but i love it there. i think we are in a teachable moment, and it is a moment where some of the fundamentals about capitalism are on the table. the fed is an example of that. the fed was constructed for purposes of having a credit system. what we have is a set of financial institutions called banks that were not engineered to be banks at all. tom: they are in other businesses, which gets us to our conversation today. guy johnson, and esteemed guest with commerzbank. guy: doubled earnings in the consumer-led unit. commerzbankut how is faring. let's find out how -- seo martin blessing joins us now from frankfurt, in his first interview of the day. good morning to you. your stock today on the bloomberg is up 17%. how angry are you about the way your business has been treated since the start of the year by the financi

the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). the information you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 modern medicine has several ways to treat an abnormal heart rhythm.coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... how doctors here in *sioux city* treat some of the worst cases... and 3 <<<"..........">>> 3 folks suffering from abnormal heart rhythms have several options to correct their problem.siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us one of those choices. 3 cardiovascular disease is america's number one cause of death. if you are experiencing fatigue, light headedness or shortness of breath, you should talk to your doctor as soon as possible, as these are signs of adnormal heart rhythms. "we bring in we do the diagnostic electrophysiol ogy studies we pin point the rhythm adnormalities and at the same time we start doing ablations are scars created by electrical pulses in the problem

good morning, marshall. >> marshall: good morning to you. much like kris said, it's rain right now, but we may be starting to see that thrift because as reliable as the car thermometer, is we've seen it go from 39 degrees to 36 degrees in just about the last 15 minutes or so. so that's the temperature drop that's going to turn this rain into snow. you can see right now it is still just rain out here on the mass pike as we go through brighton. so, yeah, if you want to get to work really, really early, go ahead and hit the road now. you'll avoid all of the snow. with that snow coming in later on when you get that water at the base of it, it's going to be a sloppy mess as soon as we start to get any accumulation. good news in the early going, live from behind the wheel of the traffic tracker. marshall hook, 7news. >> danielle: thanks, marshall. good morning, everyone. so far roads looking pretty good. definitely be careful, especially other the bridges and overpaces. zakim bridge, leverett connector, no issues yet this morning. let's go to the

. >> marshall: yeah. to give you status report here, our temperature is hovering right around 32, so right around freezing. the snow has picked up a little bit in intensity, so visibility a little bit limited. we've only seen a little bit by way of actual accumulation anywhere. off to the side on the grass, it's there. in the middle of the road, but for the most part the road is still just wet at this point with all of that earlier both warmth or relative warmth and road. so visibility more of a problem than the actual conditions on the roadway, but as the snow continues to fall, we know that eventually we will get accumulation on the roadways. that's when you're going to get really treacherous conditions given how wet the road is. out there. so that's going to be a primary concern in the morning commute. little bit. not too bad and danielle gersh here to tell you about the rest of the traffic picture. >> danielle: thanks, marshall. we already have a couple incidents out there. here's a look at the expres

marshall will be arraigned this afternoon. live at the kenton county detention center, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: the trial is set to begin today for the man accused of running down interstate 71 naked after causing a seven-car accident. investigators say 44-year-old tracy martin was driving 80 miles an hour and crashed into the back of cars near i-275 in blue ash, injuring six people. he claims his brakes went out on his truck. a trooper arrested him after he ran off naked. shooting in roselawn. it happened in the 7800 block of glen orchard drive. police say the victim was shot twice and is battling life-threatening injuries at the uc medical center. officials have very few details on the suspect at this time. 45 degrees . randi: called fun going through right now -- co ld ld front going through right now. we will make it back to about 50 or so this afternoon. showers through downtown cincinnati and over towards louisville and east toward lexington. expect rain showers moving out in the next two hours or so. final spr

that's a look at what it is like in marshal. let's check in with jaclyn in the on-time traffic center. how are other roads looking? >>jaclyn: other roads are dealing with the same problem this morning. if you are driving near the madison county and yancey county line, take it easy. slick roads are reported all in this area. drivers in mitchell county need to look out for black ice throughout the county. not only on the secondaries but some of the main roads as well. highway 19 for spruce pine is still a problem spot this morning, so keep that in mind on your morning commute. dangerous driving conditions are also an issue in swain county this morning, if you live in this area, use extra caution if you are heading out the door. black ice is a problem all across the county. that is a look at your on-time traffic report brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. back to you. >>holly: a morganton man is accused of trying to kill a mcdowell county man. harold powell junior beat christopher lawings so bade he suffered a head

before the incident over money that marshal never paid back. photos of the blood-stained bedroom where prosecutors say occurred. the prosecution's first witness was a family friend who said alan freeman left a chilling voicemail for her begging for in the nearly two-minute voicein the nearly two-minute voicemail a voice identified as help. you can hear saying mom, you are bleeding. we need to get to you stop bleeding. the defense refused the claim citing lack of evidence and pointing out holes in the prosecution's timeline. the trial is expected to last three, maybe four days, and all the witnesses have been warned not to bring up marshal's past criminal history because that is what led to the mistrial. for now live in amherst, mona kosar abdi, abc 13 news. >> mark: mona, thanks. >>> the economy has seen its ups and down but one thing has remained constant for the creamremained constant for the creamery. >> noreen: how they have been the 50th anniv you can count on. from lynchburg is a hidden gem. the jewel of the blue ridge. for 50 years, smit

the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). remember... the informamaon you provide rereins confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 3 3 taking a live look over downtown sioux city tonight on our jc roofing and insulating skywatch camera on this quiet caucus monday. 3 things are going to turn downhill quickly overnighgh chad has the details of your 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 larry, diana and chad t tk ababt today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <

marshal office in sioux city or send marshals an e-mail @siouxland.mostwanted.doj.govorusethemarshaltex t-- or use the marshal text a tip problem. remember the information you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. tire skywatch camera... >>> taking a live look out camera. >> we saw a foggy start -- on >> we saw a foggy start "first alert weather with >>> first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell. >> pretty gloomy day and i hope you have better news for tomorrow. >> i think the gloom will stick around the first half of the day, might see a little sunshine to close things out. look at our skywatch camera downtown sioux city, a little traffic out there on a very cloudy night. the only question as we head into the overnight hours is will we see precipitation? here's a look at our extended forecast. mostly cloudy skies for the day on tuesday with some sunshine coming in late in the day. then we'll have to watch late wednesday night into thursday for another chance of a wintery mix. that will cool temperatures down thursday, but it

the second trial for edward marshal jr. after a judge declared a mistrial last year in the case. prosecutors say in 2015, marshal broke into the home of morgan jean and allen freeman and attacked them while they slept. mona kosar abdi is live outside mona, jury selection took more than three hours. >> reporter: danner -- danner, on the second floor of this building, the judge questioned 42 potential jurors. after three hours asking them questions like, if any of them were related to the defendant or the victim, but things got tricky when we asked if any of them had seen or read any media coverage on this case. that question alone eliminated 18 potential jurors after those individuals stated that they had already formed an opinion on edward marshal jr. at the end, the judge was able to see the 12 jurors, three men and nine women, two of which are african-american. those men and women sat through opening statements that the prosecutor sawed alan freeman was a giver and alex marshal as a giver who extorted their relationships. killed nor ma jean and nearly gift cards. the defense re

wide receivers in the league, brandon marshall who happens to play for the new york jets and asked him about collin kaepernick possibly joining the jets next year, even though it's kind of a long shot really. >> i think he's super talented. i would love to see him stay with chip kelly because i think that offense fits him. i know there's a lot of tension between players and maybe management. i would like to see them work through it. that's just life. we're going to have problems. but you don't have to run away from the problem. fix it. face it head on and deal with it. for me, the reason i don't want kaepernick is not because he's not talented, i think he is, but i have a great quarterback in ryan fitzpatrick and we have geno smith and bryce behind us. >> brandon marshall talking about facing problems head-on, he's been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. and he's really overcome a lot in his own life. he's an interesting story in himself. obviously very well spoken.

marshals service. tonight, the u.s. marshals service says akers refused multiple requests to appear in court, dating back to 2012. >> the people in debt out there shouldn't be afraid the u.s. marshals are going to come and kick their door down. this was an extreme case. it was escalated by mr. akers himself. >> reporter: while not offering a specific number, u.s. marshals -- defaulted on very old student loans. student loans can feel like a prison sentence. for one man, his unpaid debt landing him in chains. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> still ahead tonight, battling the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs. some people are saving hundreds a month on their medications, and we're going to show you how they're doing it. >>> also the grammys were one to remember for more than just the music. >>> we're back now with the cost of prescription drugs, which keep rising. a third of americans say they're paying more than they did just a year ago even for generic drugs according to "consumer reports." tonight we look a

philippines was under marshall law then. he feels 20 years of dictatorship is being white washed despite a law passed two years ago acknowledging the abusers >> it is written in the law that we would be entitled to some financial compensation and that there would be a roll of the names of the victims and that a museum would be established to preserve the memorabilia of marshall law and tax books in schools would be rewritten to include marshall law. not one of that is happening. >> reporter: at least 75,000 people filed claims for compensation and government officials say they need more time to review all the cases now in this room. >> this is the government's way of recognising the heroism and sacrifices of the filipino people during marshall law. >> reporter: in 2011, nearly 20 years after the family, close to 8,000 victims of marshall law received $1,000 each in compensation. came from the assets recovered in the u.s., assets that the philippine government fought for. separate from that case the philippine government says

a big congratulations tonight to brandon marshall.. a linebacker with the denver broncos and a product of cimarron high school. marshall tweeted this photo today of himself holding the lombardi trophy surrounded by his teammates.. and making las vegas proud. a local family is demanding answers after the puppy they got as a christmas gift for their son suddenly dies. the hardest part is hearing him run around yelling 'banjo' 08 looking fo rhis little buddy when you ask.. we investigate. plus... controversy surrounding.... a prominent student.... at an ivy league school... "at a young age i was taught to appreciate hard work and especially self- made worth." find out... what allegations landed this fraternity president... behind bars... bryan?

please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). remember... the information you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 3 taking a break from politics... to talk about the number one cause of death in regular americans and political staffers: heart diseasecoming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... we'll take a look at one tool doctors use to diagnose difficult cardiac 3 heart disease is the number one cause of death in america. siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us how doctors diagnose cardiac problems. 3 february is american heart month to boost awareness for america's number one cause of death... heart disease. at mercy caridology, doctors help patients with all aspects of this disease. one aspect is arrhythmias which can be studied with electrophysiology testing. "the importan

at that time, marshall had recently been added to the roster... this time, he's one of the best players on the number one defense in the nfl... the broncos are looking to distance themselves from their last super bowl... wearing white jersey's instead of orange... they wore white the last time they won the title, back in 1999 marshall: "man, i'm not too superstitious, but obviously last time we wore orange it wasn't pretty. we're a special group, we're a special team. we've had a lot of adversity, a lot of different pieces that have had to step in and make plays, which they did; which led us here. so i think we have a lot of good marshall will start at inside linebacker against carolina... his former pack teammate, virgil green, will get a lot of playing time as well at tight end. reno's new minor league soccer team is still looking for a name... and the candidates have been whittled down to a final three they are reno fc... reno united... and reno 1868... the team name will likely also inlcude "football club" following the winning name.. it is al

marshals service. the u.s. marshals service says aker refused multiple arrest toss appear in court dating back to 2012. >> the people in debt out there shouldn't be afraid the u.s. rshals will come and kick their door down. was escalated by mr. aker himself. >> while not offering a specific number u.s. marshals says their service is used for others who have defaulted on very old students loansns student loans can feel like a prison sentence. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> part of the reason there's such a big push to get rid of student loans, to free some of those people because it can be something that binds you. >> absolutely. yeah. >> he's not alone, like she said, there's so many people i i the same boat as him. >>> the nbc 6 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> now at 5:00 clean up under way after tornadoes, two of them, ripped through south florida. julia bagg shows us at least some of the devastation left behind. >> pope francis on his last leg of his journey to mexico, today he makes his way to th

marshals said that acres told them he had a gun inside. >> not the thing to do to a marshal. >> so that's why they came back in the tactical gear. he's now required to pay $200 a month. >> he could have paid that 200 a month a long time ago and ended a long time ago, but still shocking to see a marshal come after you for a loan back in 1987. >> that they still care, right? >> oh, yeah. >> there are other things. anyhow, the pope's historic visit to mexico is coming to an end but not before holding a massive mass right on the u.s.- mexico border. more than a million people could be attending the mass today in juarez, a two way video feed is also going to allow thousands of others to see and hear pope francis' message at the sun bowl in texas. over the country, but especially here in colorado for more foster parents. every year there are thousands of kids who are taken out of difficult situations and really need the support of a new family. a portrait project is helping introduce some of them to potential foster parents. this is the heart gallery, it is displayed in the lobby of local build

marshal service. tonight the u.s. marshal service says akers refused multiple requests to appear in court dating back to 2012. >> the people in debt out there shouldn't be afraid that the u.s. marshals are going to come and kick their door down. this was an extreme case. escalated by mr. akers himself. >> reporter: while not offering a specific number, u.s. marshals co for others who have defaulted on very old student loans. student loans can feel like a prison cell. for one man his unpaid debt landing him in chains. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> still ahead tonight, battling the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs. some people are saving hundreds a month on their medication, and we're going to show you how they are doing it. >>> also, the grammys were one to remember for more than just the music. grammys were one to remember for more than just the music. i accept i'm not 22. i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, no

robert marshall is no longer images by marshall' s son. investigators believe marshall was collecting the images. they are working to identify children in the photos to make sure none of them are from our area. new counsel has been ordered for a man accused of running down interstate 71 naked after causing a seven car accident. investigators say 44-year-old tracy martin was driving 80 miles per hour and crashed into the back of cars near to 75 in blue ash. he claims his brakes went out on his truck. a trooper arrested him after he ran off naked. february 10. condition after being hit by a car over township. the driver behind the wheel had to face charges. andrew setters has more on what happened in court today. is sitting here after appearing in court this morning on charges. drug possession, driving under suspension and failure to stop after an accident. she was ordered held on almost russell. michael prater was riding his bicycle westbound on u.s. 50 to. and struck him. prater is dealing with serious injuries and woodall was later arrest

hey, marshall. >> marshall: that would be in we're in a rural community. oy would have the traffic tracker. such as it is, we are merely in the tracker in acton on route 27. this is one of those roads you can see is not fully down to wet pavement. we have that slush in lanes in the middle on the center strip. and that's the kind of stuff that if you get a wheel caught into it, it will kind of grab at you and you'll have a little bit of difficulty controlling. good news is volume light out here today. danielle gersh will tell us more about that. >> danielle: thanks, marshall. good morning, everyone. let's head outside. take a look. here's the expressway. you can see you're starting to hit the brakes northbound. let's go to the maps. 16 minutes from braintree into boston expressway northbound. south of town, a lot of slowing on route 3 through weymouth. is a disabled vehicle on route 24 northbound and that's just at 139. this is in stoughton in the shoulder is blocked from this incident. the pike from framingham eastbound into boston, looking pretty good so

marshal's service at 712-252-0211. your tip to tip 411. the information you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. >>> taking a live look outside over dakota dune center. >> we saw a very warm start "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 larry, diana and chad talk about today's >>> weather was very nice today but will we see snow overnight? >> it's very possible we're starting to see a little bit of as temperatures continue to fall, they don't have too much to go until we see the transition into snow. it is a quiet night. cloud cover has been on the increase for the last four or six hours. in the meantime take a look at these very mild temperatures we expect to see toward the end of the week. near 60 on thursday despite the cloud cover then we'll be up near 60 for friday and saturday with plenty of sunshine. certainly a very tkpwaold -- good end to the week is in store. you can see a little heavier rain to the end of sioux city. a little lighter rain. this is the beg

the inside for big ryan taylor---offensive board---putback and one---he had 23 points, 10 boards-- marshall led 34-26 at halftime--- second half---another show stopper--- kelly again--- he had 18 points--- along with his teammate--- stevie browning----- from yessir--- marshall goes on for the 82-65 win--- odu falls to 8 and 6 in conference---but they got a 2-game home stand coming up---home against utep on thursday. ----william and mary--still fighting for that caa regular season title-----seemed like a win was a given today----but you got to play the game---as brian parsons is here to explain---brian--- thursday, william and mary defeated first place unc wilmington, snapping the seahawks 11 game winning streak. today's oppponent, last place drexel which had lost 11 games in a row. senior day at kaplan arena. final home game for sean sheldon and terry tarpey. first half. tribe get off to a hot start. terry tarpey, to omar prewitt, who spins his way to the basket. william and mary, an 8-0 run to open the game. bruiser flint's club came out hot in the second half. so the tribe playing catch u

has done andn what he could do again and it is a risk and danger that we are worried about.a >> the marshals service is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of stephan pittman,n,are you can remain anonymous, jack shea fox 8 news. >> brushoff hampshire, to gop candidates are dropping out of chris christie found out today, she made official in facebook said that she would continue to fight for americans who refused to settle for the status quo and chris christie did the same thing at arco that he said he of the campaign and neither has endorsed another candidate. >> hiding in plain sight, the tour of the notorious speed this week we were profiling some of the areas most notoriously traps, as lorrie taylor texas to avon. along i-90ee in avon. >> and so are radar guns and hand-held lasers. >> it is no stranger to what some consider a popular westside speed trap. >> she crosses the 5-mile stretch between westlake and sheffield every day on her way he says that the presence of c officers cuts down on aggressive driving and slows traffic to say for speed. >> the higher the speed

' own brandon marshall.. wins big at the super bowl! we'll hear from him.. on last night's game.. and see.. some of the highlights./// ((sherry swensk)) > and it was a super warm super bowl sunday.. and the temperatures keep rising. wait til you see the spring like numbers for your work week./// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks for joining us. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. this morning... the denver broncos are waking up.. world champs. ((kirsten joyce they were the underdogs going in.. but proved... they were there to play. the broncos offense exploded early... but the defense was the star.. in fact.. linebaker von miller was named the game m-v-p. he recorded six tackles... 2 and half sacks.. two hurries... two forced fumbles.. carolina panthers. ((von miller: its a great game, i'm happy for all my teammates, i'm happy for all those guys. )) ((kirsten joyce)) quarterb

we certainly have a little wolf pack flavor at super bowl 50 with brandon marshall, virgil green and reed alum kyle roberts on the broncos. we heard from roberts last night....he is a practice squad guy....while marshall and green are impact players for denver....but as they told dallas colodny getting on that field was a long, tough journey. between the denver broncos and the carolina panthers and of course it will feature former nevada wolf pack stars virgil green and brandon marshall... i caught up with them on monday nights super bowl opening night where they told me they have had incredible journeys as football players. "percerverance is key, every one will have bumps in the road and trials and tribulations but if you belive and stick to your plan and keep working hard you will definetly achieve your goal." "it has been a long journey, but when you look back on the hard times that i had it made me the person i am today, the person i am today... the football player i am today, it has truely molded me into everything i need to be a pro football player." green and marshalls journey