topeka and kansas, gideon versus wainwright in florida, roe v. wade and texas, lawrence versus texas, sullivan was an effort by alabama to shut down free speech. miranda v. arizona, griswold versus connecticut. most of the cases that ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases are not bill of rights cases because the amendments are only about limiting the federal government. so, what kind of cases are gideon versus wainwright and texas when they are not bill of rights cases you now know enough to know the answer was cases are they. they are 14th amendment cases. no state or localities shall make or enforce any that is the second founding. a second bill of rights that is more intuitive for most americans today because the states misbehave because matheson lost. no state shall violate the senate didn't go along so he lost that fight but he wins in the end thanks to the 14th amendment and we gave madison the credit for the final amendment but it's a little bit ironic because all of this is precipitated this 14th amendment by the slave of crises

topeka and kansas, gideon versus wainwright in florida, roe v. wade and texas, lawrence versus texas, sullivan was an effort by alabama to shut down free speech. miranda v. arizona, griswold versus connecticut. most of the cases that ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases are not bill of rights cases because the amendments are only about limiting the federal government. so, what kind of cases are gideon versus wainwright and texas when they are not bill of rights cases you now know enough to know the answer was cases are they. they are 14th amendment cases. no state or localities shall make or enforce any that is the second founding. a second bill of rights that is more intuitive for most americans today because the states misbehave because matheson lost. no state shall violate the senate didn't go along so he lost that fight but he wins in the end thanks to the 14th amendment and we gave madison the credit for the final amendment but it's a little bit ironic because all of this is precipitated this 14th amendment by the slave of crises

sean west outdueling wainwright. six innings. season high nine strikeouts for wainwright his first loss on in eight starts since august 2nd. gives up two earned runs in 7 innings. >> still ahead on espnews, how cliff lee used the worst team in baseball to feel like his old self. and why lane kiffin has changed his tune as the vols get ready to face the gators in the swamp. and serena williams continues to enflame her actions at the u.s. open. what she's saying now. we'll find out. great. but put a ring of cheese in the crust and...jackpot! courtside...great. in between them... jackpot! pizza night...great. stuff crust pan pizza night...jackpot! (announcer) introducing pizza hut's new stuffed crust pan pizza. your favorite pan pizza with a jacot of awesome meed cheese in the crust. get a large one toppinfor just $10.99. it's my w favorite pizza. jackpot! >> taking on the nats, in trouble with the bases loaded in the fourth inning. against josh bard. in the ninth. lee's trying to go the distance, and he does. getting bard to finish

adam wainwright looking for his 19th win of the season. another solid effort for him help made one mistake, and here it was. sixth inning. a two-run blast. his 29th of the season. the marlins win 2-1. for wainwright, first loss in eight starts since august 2nd. seven innings, two earned runs. west outdueled wainwright, struck out a season-high nine. >> still ahead here on "espnews how philadelphia phillies cliff lee idea the worst team in baseball to feel like his old self. and why lane kiffin has changed his tune. andson ( horn beeping ) taxi. taxi. taxi. ( ding ) taxi! hey! broadway and 5th. ( ding ) not too heavy, not too light. bud light. ( ding ) the difference is drinkability. [screeching] [dejectedly] oh. [screeching] [barks] (man) if you think about it, this is what makes the ladders different from other job-search sites. [screeching] we only work with the big talent. [all coughing] welcome to the ladders-- a premium job site for only $100k-plus jobs and only $100k-plus talent. >> taking on the nats, in trouble with the bases loade

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brown versus topeka, gideon versus wainwright florida, roe v. wade when you agree with it or not is texas, lawrence versus texas, "new york times" sullivan was an effort by alabama to shut down free speech. randa v. arizona. griswold versus connecticut. most of the cases ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases are not bill of rights cases because the amendment is only about comedy original federal government. so, what kind of cases are gideon versus wainwright and lawrence versus texas if they are not bill of rights cases you know enough to know the answer now. no state or localities shall make or enforce any. that is the second founding. a second bill of rights to the one that is more intuitive for most americans today because the states us behave because madison lost when he tried to get the original amendment passed no state shall violate. but the senator didn't go alonge along so he lost that fight. but he wins in the end thanks to the 14th amendment and it is apt that we give him the credit for the final 14th amendment but it's als

wainwright and lawrence vs. texas and brown vs. board of occasion and "new york times --" if they're not bill of rights casesout now know enough to know the answer. what cases are they? they're 14th amendment cases. no state or localities shall make or enfor any law which shall abridge the fundamental rights. a second bill of rights which is most intuitive for most americans today because states misbehave because madison lost when he tried to got the original 14 enemy amendment passed. no states shall -- but the senate didn't go along so the lost that fight, that the wins in the end, thanks to the 14th 14th amendment, and it's utterly apt we give madison the credit for the final 14th 14th amendment and a little ironic because all of this is precipitated, this 14th 14th amendment, by the slave owners, abuse of power, and madison and jefferson were charter members and founded a political party whose base was basically a southern base that benefited hugely in electoral college andest prom the presence of slavery because of the three/f

board of education of kansas, gideon versus wainwright in florida. roe versus wade when you agree with it or not is texas. lawrence versus texas, and others to shut down free speech. miranda versus arizona again, griswold versus connecticut. most of the cases that ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases are not. because the amendments only about limited the federal government. so what kind of cases are gideon versus wainwright and lawrence versus texas and brown versus board of education and new york times and sullivan if they are not bill of rights cases? what are they? the 14th amendment cases. no state or locality shall make or enforce any -- that is the second bill of rights. when actually more intuitive for most americans today. because state misbehaves because madison lost when he tried to get that original. no state shall violate rights but the senate did not go long so he lost that fight. but he wins in the end. thanks to the 14th amendment and it is utterly apt that we give madison the credit for the final 14th amendment but also it

as wainwright brings it, skips it in. ball one. >> joe: at home, he is undefeated. wainwright. on the road, good e.r.a., record of 4-5. finished third in the cy young voting last year when he won 19. maybe more importantly, has the most wins and the lowest e.r.a. in baseball in the last two seasons. adam wainwright. here is the 1-2. another foul. >> tim: you know, that is one graphic that leads you to explain, 9-0 at home, 4-5 on the road. because all the mounds on the road are different. they're different parks. the mound at busch stadium in st. louis is going to be the same. i'm really surprised that more pitchers don't have much better home records and poorer road records. >> joe: curveball gets nick swisher for out number one at the bottom of the seventh. "fox saturday baseball" baseball this saturday -- yankees and rangers. there are good match-ups as the saturday game of the week returns at 4:00 eastern/1:00 pacific in high-def here on fox. the batter now is john buck. he takes ball one. john buck finished second in the american league in catchers from the players' voting

wainwright is one of several pitchers battling for the n.l. cy young award. tim lincecum having another great season. he's the reigning cy young winner and trying to become the first back-to-back n.l. winner since randy johnson won four straight from 1999 to 2002. >> the college football season began thursday night. friday afternoon, it ended for oregon running back legarrette blount. the university suspended blount for the remainder of the season. in the aftermath of oregon's loss to boise state, blount was taunted by broncos defensive end byron hout. blount responded by punching hout in the face. blount did apologize. he said, "it was just something i shouldn't have done. i lost my head." blount who scored a school record 17 t.d.'s last year will remain on scholarship and will practice with the team, but for the senior, his playing days are over. >> it is my belief, and this university's belief, that playing football at the university of oregon is a privilege and with that privilege goes responsibility. legarrette blount will still be on our team. legarrett

wainwright is one of several pitchers battling for the n.l. cy young award. tim lincecum having another great season. he's the reigning cy young winner and trying to become the first back-to-back n.l. winner since randy johnson won four straight from 1999 to 2002. >> the college football season began thursday night. friday afternoon, it ended for oregon running back legarrette blount. the university suspended blount for the remainder of the season. in the aftermath of oregon's loss to boise state, blount was taunted by broncos defensive end byron hout. blount responded by punching hout in the face. blount did apologize. he said, "it was just something i shouldn't have done. i lost my head." blount who scored a school record 17 t.d.'s last year will remain on scholarship and will practice with the team, but for the senior, his playing days are over. >> it is my belief, and this university's belief, that playing football at the university of oregon is a privilege and with that privilege goes responsibility. legarrette blount will still be on our team. legarrett

of rufus wainwright. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ somewhere over the rainbow way up high ♪ >> osgood: when rufus wainwright sings about dreams coming true over the rainbow, you almost get the sense he's been there. it hasn't been an easy journey. here's anthony mason with a summer song from rufus wainwright. ♪ i've been out for a long time ♪ ♪ i'm looking for something >> my whole thing is that i want to do everything. (laughing). so let's try everything. >> reporter: and he has. at 39, singer rufus wainwright has already led an almost operaatic life. he's recorded pop albums, written a classical opera, even recreated judy garland's famed carnegie hall concert. the live recording earned him a grammy nomination. ♪ something inside of me brought in a symphony ♪ ♪ there went the strings of my heart ♪ >> reporter: wainwright recently released his 10th album "out of the game." ♪ the only thing i don't fear is you ♪ >> reporter: the artist who elton john calls the best songwriter on the planet has been open about almost everything in his music. >> on all fronts of my life, it was my sexuality o

adam wainwright allows six earned. he gets the win. wainwright is one of several pitchers battling for the n.l. cy young award. tim lincecum having another great season. he's the reigning cy young winner and trying to become the first back-to-back n.l. winner since randy johnson won four straight from 19know99 to 2002. >> the college football season began -- from 1999 to 2002. >> the college football season began thursday night. friday it ended for oregon running back legarrette blount. in the aftermath of the loss to boise state blount was taunted by defensive end byron hout. blount responded by punching hout in the face. blount did apologize. he said "it wasn't something i should have done. i lost my head. "blount who scored a school record 17 t.d.'s last year, will remain on scholarship and will practice with the team but for the senior his playing days are over. >> it is my belief and this university's belief that playing football at the university of oregon is a privilege and with that privilege goes responsibility. legarrette blo

the rights of criminal defendants gideon versus wainwright. he he led the table for that in 1942. so the story in that chapter is how people down south come from a fundamentalist tradition. they read their bible, care about -- teaches on sunday school. it is not a completely different vision. also from the deep south. a tradition of taking the text very seriously and paying attention to history and original intent treating it as american scripture. maybe not very sophisticated that very deeply felt by an american patriot from the southland. i'm in that tradition. the folks and harvard mark that. a little more sophisticated. but hugo black understood what lincoln was trying to do command he understood having grown up in the south that we were not living up to the promises. in the southland he really felt the failure of the reconstruction vision and did more to redeem lincoln's vision than anyone in american history. and he is a deep southerner, former klansman who deep in his heart did not believe in religious intolerance or racial bigotry. some of you might not know the story. >>

as wainwright brings it, skips it in. ball one. >> joe: at home, he is undefeated. wainwright. on the road, good e.r.a., record of 4-5. finished third in the cy young voting last year when he won 19. maybe more importantly, has the most wins and the lowest e.r.a. in baseball in the last two seasons. adam wainwright. here is the 1-2. another foul. >> tim: you know, that is one graphic that leads you to explain, 9-0 at home, 4-5 on the road. because all the mounds on the road are different. they're different parks. the mound at busch stadium in st. louis is going to be the same. i'm really surprised that more pitchers don't have much better home records and poorer road records. >> joe: curveball gets nick swisher for out number one at the bottom of the seventh. "fox saturday baseball" baseball this saturday -- yankees and rangers. there are good match-ups as the saturday game of the week returns at 4:00 eastern/1:00 pacific in high-def here on fox. the batter now is john buck. he takes ball one. john buck finished second in the american league in catchers from the players' voting

adam wainwright just dealing. seven inn innings, no earned runs expairks major league leading 18th win. the cardinals have won four of six. wainwright 6-0 with a 1.# 3 era in his last seven starts. he gave us his thoughts on the offense. >> i can't do it by myself. that's pretty special. but, you know, you can't think about numbers. i mean, you can look at those numbers, but i think our main goal was how we're playing in our division. right now we have an 11 and a half game lead. i'm more excited about that. hopefully to get the opportunity to get to the playoffs. and obviously most of those that i have hit helped my ballclub to win. so i'm excited about that. >> i don't know. listen, i don't know how anybody could be better than he is, ever. no offense to henry aaron and all those guys. but, i'm sere, hank. albert pujols is really, really good. >> yeah, he is pretty good. look at the numbers here. pujols has at least ten multi-home run games in a season. only sammy sosa in 1999, and hank greenberg in 1938 had mor

was decided the right to a lawyer and the applications of wainwright and one of the brief authors in gion reported data that florida at thatime had 8000 people in jail and 4500 of those were jailed without a lawyer. the system accounted forhat. if it's her watershed rule we can look to see the numbers that are radically different than what we have here so you have a system where we look looked to see whether or n the system itself was fair and the n-unanimous jury is not fair in historical tradition of this country. and i thank you counsel. justiceic thomas. >> thank you mr. chief justice. counsel we agree this is a procedural rule so other than gideon can you think of another case wherein we have said that t procedural rule is that? >> not send teague but when we go bacto the brown decision that was applied. that was appli retroactively and it dealt with the same issue of unanimity and the louisiana jury trial. >> on your statistics or the data that you suggested about unanimous versus non-unanimous juries how do you respond to the arguments on the other side that these statistics a

we will hear from adam wainwright on the other side of the break. watson comes in, throws one pitch, gets an out. here comes chapman, in the bottom of the eighth. a powerful thing. my 2in1 helps me unlock it. it's a laptop when i'm a writer and a tablet when i'm an illustrator. creativity comes in many forms. and this intel processor lets me adapt to it. ♪ [ electrical pop ] [ fan collapses, glass crashing ] [ glass crashing ] ♪ two things you only dreamed would come together. a delicious cheesy quesadilla wrapped around a beefy burrito. the new quesarito from taco bell. [sfx: bong] there they are. hey. clustered around power outlets... did you jiggle it? ...denied the freedom to enjoy even the most basic things. uh-huh... i gotta plug in. you coming? actually, i'm okay. don't be a wallhugger. sorry. with ultra power saving mode on the samsung galaxy s5. the next big thing is here. >> joe: the hard-throwing, really unbelievable story of aroldis chapman, as he takes over in the bottom of the eighth inning, in a two-run game. hit in the face by a

so wainwright's guns are captured. they did not blow them away at all. that is what you see on this map, the confederate counterattack has not stayed in the earthworks, has come through this confusing morass of the ravine, has smashed them back, and what was supposed to be a defensive maneuver to buy time now becomes a confederate offensive. the union line will collapse. heinselman will cobble together a band along the road. the first people he puts together are some drummers. if you have ever heard a snare drum played in the rain, it is the most uninspiring sound you will ever hear in your life. finally he grabs some brass and cobbles together this band and says, "play, play, it is all your are good for, play, damn it," play some marching tune or "yankee doodle" or any doodle you can think of. the drums were wet and did not give forth any cheerful sounds. [laughter] mr. gruber: womp, womp. however, both sides comment what happened next. a hush falls over the field. we are now in our sixth hour of combat. and the band strikes up "the star-spangled banner

we will hear from adam wainwright on the other side of the break. watson comes in, throws one pitch, gets an out. here comes chapman, in the bottom of the eighth. a powerful thing. my 2in1 helps me unlock it. it's a laptop when i'm a writer and a tablet when i'm an illustrator. creativity comes in many forms. and this intel processor lets me adapt to it. ♪ [ electrical pop ] [ fan collapses, glass crashing ] [ glass crashing ] ♪ two things you only dreamed would come together. a delicious cheesy quesadilla wrapped around a beefy burrito. the new quesarito from taco bell. [sfx: bong] there they are. hey. clustered around power outlets... did you jiggle it? ...denied the freedom to enjoy even the most basic things. uh-huh... i gotta plug in. you coming? actually, i'm okay. don't be a wallhugger. sorry. with ultra power saving mode on the samsung galaxy s5. the next big thing is here. >> joe: the hard-throwing, really unbelievable story of aroldis chapman, as he takes over in the bottom of the eighth inning, in a two-run game. hit in the face by a

wainwright. the supreme court ruled that the right to counsel is so fundamental to our governmental system that states must provide lawyers to defend its who cannot afford one. the hero of tonight story is an unlikely one. clarence gideon was a drifter in florida who was accused of breaking into a pool hall. as we begin tonight, we are going to go to some historic videos. you will see the real mr. gideon and the florida judge who sentenced to jail. they reacted the case for cbs in 1965. >> the next case on the docket is the state of florida vs. clarence gideon. are you ready for trial? >> i am not ready. >> did you plead guilty to this charge by reason of insanity? >> no sir. >> why are you ready? >> i have no counsel. >> did you know that your case was set for trial today? >> yes sir, i knew. >> why then, did you not secure counsel? >> your honor, i request the court to appoint counsel to represent me in this trial. >> mr. gideon, i cannot appoint counsel to represent new this case. under the la

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wainwright is one of several pitchers battling for the n.l. cy young award. tim lincecum having another great season. he's the reigning cy young winner and trying to become the first back-to-back n.l. winner since randy johnson won four straight from 1999 to 2002. >> the college football season began thursday night. friday afternoon, it ended for oregon running back legarrette blount. the university suspended blount for the remainder of the season. in the aftermath of oregon's loss to boise state, blount was taunted by broncos defensive end byron hout. blount responded by punching hout in the face. blount did apologize. he said, "it was just something i shouldn't have done. i lost my head." blount who scored a school record 17 t.d.'s last year will remain on scholarship and will practice with the team, but for the senior, his playing days are over. >> it is my belief, and this university's belief, that playing football at the university of oregon is a privilege and with that privilege goes responsibility. legarrette blount will still be on our team. legarrett

that's a decision issued in the same year as gideon versus wainwright led to the effort to attack the death penalty constitutionally so his defense of denial explains some of the reasons why he thought this issue is worthy of the court's attention. interestingly one of the things he made prominent in that defense was the issue of race discrimination but perhaps chief justice warren eliminated any reference to rape in that defense. nonetheless the defense copy attention of the premier civil rights organization in the country the naacp legal defense fund and the legal defense fund which had always regarded the death penalty as an issue of racial justice decided to make the death penalty one of the central issues. what they did was they decided upon what they called a moratorium strategy. they thought if they could bring executions in the united states to an end that might bring the issue to the supreme court and that the supreme court would ultimately declare the death penalty unconstitutional. they came up with all sorts of bases for challenging the administration of the death penalty.

guns in the center and wainwright says this. i held fire until the head of the column was within 150 yards. three rounds to a gun blew the whole thing away. he's talking about triple canister. now, as we talked about before, some of these guys like to embellish their official reports and at one time i gave that quote and everybody went -- it's powerful. three rounds to a gun blew it all away. however, the virginians have a different opinion about what happens. try this one on for size. this is what we call a pucker factor. the 7th virginia says, quote, and this should show you how confused and how close the combat was. a terrific roar and a jar as a hot breath of of a furnace wondering of the uncomfortable proximity of a canon. they are so close to the union gun, he feels the gun go over their back, pucker factor. i couldn't have done it at all. he comments later that they are prone. they are told to rise up, fire, leap out of the muzzle and the gray wave then swept over the guns, so wainwright's guns are captured and this is wh

adam wainwright, what a year he's leaving. league-leading victory p. cards swept the brewers, 5-1. nba coming up, the worst year of his career. iverson agreed to a one-year contract with the memphis grizzlies. $3.4 million, far less than the $21 million he made last season. a 1-0 win against trinidad & tobago. clark with a lone goal the 61st minute. americans lead their qualifying group after mexico beat honduras. for the first time in the tournament, the 17-year-old came out flat. dropped the first 14 of 18 points, never recovered and lost in straight sets. men's side, roger fedor advanced. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> we'll tell you why grey's anatomy star katherine heigl is taking time off from complaining. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a lot of people around the world chose yesterday, 9-9-09, to get married, but not the way these two did. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday. rain linger anything south florida. a little thunder shower moving on shore between ft. lau

wainwright, establishing the right to counsel. after that, an interview with bill gates on the work of the bill and melinda gates foundation. >> landmark cases. exploring the human stories and constitutional traumas behind 12 historic supreme court decisions. quite often in many of our , they ares decision unpopular. let's go through a few cases that illustrate what it means to live in a society of different people who stick together because they believe in a role all of law -- rule of law. >> tonight's case is gideon versus wainwright. the right to counsel is so fundamental to our governmental system that states must provide lawyers to defend its who cannot afford one. is anro of tonight story unlikely one. as we begin tonight, we are going to go to some historic videos. gideonl see the real mr. and the florida judge who sentenced to jail. iny reacted the case for cbs 1965. >> the next case on the docket is a state of florida versus gideon. >> are you ready for trial? >> i am not ready. >> did you plead guilty to discharge? >> no

that was wainwright's first home run since 2012. now accolade just keep coming, for ncaa champion villanova wildcats. they are the 2016 winner of the john want make's ward, that recognizes the athlete, team or organization that has done the most to reflect credit upon philadelphia, and to the team or sports in which they excel. the ceremony will be on june between the second, i will be hosting. kudos to the wild cat. >> can you run that again. >> i just can't stop watching. >> good stuff. >> great moment. don bell, thank you. >>> kate bilo joins us with our forecast, gray, glummy, it just keep on coming. >> it just keeps on coming and it has been a full week. today is day seven of the largely gray, glummy weather. the last tuesday was last time we had any decent sun and temperatures above average. we cannot break out of this pattern but eventually things do start to change as we head through weekend and next week. but first we have to get through another trio of gray days, lets take a peak outside, right now we will go down the shor

wainwright has been just the opposite. he has an earned run average of 8! >> until last year's nlcs, i was undefeated in the post- season. i just doesn't want to get a bad rap for not being a good play-off pitcher because that's the time i want to shine. >> madison has grown so much since he came up here in 2010. he assumed a leadership role. for a 25-year-old guy it steams like he's been around for 10 years. >> reporter: as good as the giants starters have been, the bullpen has almost been better. they pitched six scoreless innings last night giving the giants hitters a chance to fight back. >> the bullpen has been awesome. tonight was no different. i think the pitching staff as a whole has been amazing. >> reporter: first pitch about a half-hour away. the champagne is on ice innocent giants clubhouse. my backup -- the champagne is on ice in the giants clubhouse. my backup clothes are there. ready to get wet. back to you in the studio. >> usually we see vern in backup clothes all the time. [ laughter ] >> the royals are in the world series for the first ti

>>reporter: bertha wainwright peyton back in the 1940s her mom attended cooking school in baltimore, one of the first african-american women and she still cooks. >> everything she makes she make from scratch. how she made bread because we didn't buy bread at the store. >>reporter: you may not get that recipe, but those touched by granny know the secret to her longevity. >>> she takes care of herself. >>reporter: i think her secret is hard work, the love of god. >> she is really an inspiration to persons of all ages. >> all three of granny's children are alive, two girls, one son. her favorite recipes we're told beef short ribs and, of course, her triple crusted peach cobbler. sounds delicious. >> what a great story. >>> time now for a check of the commute. traffic wise some residual effects from last night's rain could slow a few people down. yeah. the roads are really slick, so you do definitely want to reduce the speed. be extra careful as you head out. fortunately no delays to talk about on 95. the jfx also in great shape. but now just to step away from traffic, we've been asking

two of wainwrights' friends saw bubbles coming from the water and called for help. police say the shark, a 10-foot great white surfaced and even nudged the dive boat as wainwright's friends retrieved his body. he floated to the surface and the shark was seen as they were leaving the area to come back into tompson's bay. >> we try to pride ourselves in collecting data to predict these animals. >> he has made a career of swimming toward these dangerous sharks. he says shark attacks like this one are all too familiar. >> i think of my own accident that happened a long time ago, but it was provoked. i hope the story that comes out is filled with accurate information. >> it's said it's important to understand shark behavior before determining whether there's a shark problem for if this was just an unfortunate incident. >> sometimes -- i hate to use this -- but it's just bad luck. he may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> he moved to australia to work with a marine company. his family says he had a passion for being on the water. >> last year there were 14

i think about gideon and we talk about that in gideon versus wainwright. the person didn't even have a high school diploma. his petition to the supreme court said, you know, the sixth amendment said i had a right to an attorney and if i couldn't afford one and one would be appointed to me, but that didn't happen for me. he just wrote the petition. you have to try to do something. it's better to strike a match and to curse the darkness. with this book and with the cases i take, i follow the example of my hero, thurgood marshall, that say you have to do some, you know, he would never go to the best schools because it was just the reality of life and that it was a conclusion in law that black people, when white people would never go to school together. but justice marshall everyday said he would wake up and he would do something that was within his power to tear down segregation. we all have the capacity within us, as dr. king said we all have a role to play. that everybody is expected to be with me and black lives matter on the front line, but you can do som

louis is lead 2-0, wainwright, getting run support, molina a double in the fourth, and that was followed by an rbi single out of brendan ryan. dodgers' manager joe torre announced that the club had signed free agent pitcher vicente padilla, two days after he was released by texas. >> cliff lee, 3-0 for the phillies, he's won six straight starts. in the fifth it's rusty riles, five ks through five innings, bottom five, it's ryan howard. off dan haren. gone. three-run home run, his 31st, five home runs in his last six games, cliff lee went the distance, a two-hitter, struck out 11, phillies win 8-1. cliff lee, 4-0 since joining the phils with two complete games, mark reynolds with the fourth golden sombrero of his career, 0 for 4 with four ks. we've seen this before. the indians trade the reigning cy young winner to the national league. remember how dominant cc sabathia was last year? cliff lee has been even better in his short stint with the phillies. will and i just getting warmed up. coming up on "espnews," more baseball for you. justin verlander leads the majors in strikeouts, so he ta

wouldn't -- young farmers who are just as abolitionist in theiown way as john brown or wendell phillips or wainwright garrison. third, hopefully this story will highlight foreople the way in ich the traditional, prevailing stories of the civil war have continued to be mythologized in certain ways. [applause] >>f you do have questions we ask that you used the mike in the center aisle. >> what part of the state geographic was jones county located? >> what part of the state is it located? southeastern mississippi. the nearest big city is mobile, alabama, it is southeastern. that is where the woods run through. there is one county south of jones which is the southern the most southeast county. it is very south of, very east. the wealthy county's where primarily along the mississippi river, the rich alluvial known as the black belt. the reason it was so rich is the spillover from the mississippi river. they would live in very and have these gorgeous plantations and homes spread out along the mississippi. >> jones county was close enough to katrina, they did not get knocked down or anything, the farmers, n

wainwright. we explore that case and its legacy. three eighth graders from silver spring, maryland, selected the right to counsel, as a topic for their winning entry in this year's student cam competition. here's a look at their documentary. >> i believe that this case dramatically illustrates the point that you cannot have a fair trial without counsel. ♪ there clarence earl gideon -- >> on june 3rd, 1961, an unknown man broke into a pool hall and stole liquor, cigarettes and $25 in coins. clarence earl gideon was arrested and charged based solely on witness account. he could not afford a lawyer. because of the law at the time, he, a man of an eighth grade educate, was forced to defend himself against a trained prosecutor. >> so when gideon was brought for his trial. said i don't have a lawyer, i'm too poor to hire one. said, i'm sorry, mr. gideon, we can't hire a lawyer in this state, the state doesn't permit it. >> he lost the trial and was sentenced to five years in prison. he believe ed under the sixth amendment, he had the ri

rob wainwright / executive director, europol: "the numbers are rising again."law enforcement officials around the world -- emphasizing that the threat from friday's massive, global cyber attack is not over yet.rob wainwright / executive director, europol: "we've never seen anything on this scale. and our concern is the way in which - for the first time we've seen something that combines the ransomware with a worm functionality."the concern is that as employees return to work monday and fire up their desktops......they'll fall victim to the virus that froze hundreds of thousands of computers over the weekend.rob wainwright / executive director, europol: "the infection of one computer triggers rather remotely the infection of an entire networks."the ransomware - known as wanna-cry - exploits a vulnerability in outdated versions of microsoft windows......locking down all of a computer's files.the hackers -- then demanding hundreds of dollars in ransom to relinquish control of the files.microsoft's chief legal officer said sunday that the company is working to addr

gideon versus wainwright, griswold versus connecticut, "new york times" versus sullivan, brown v. board of education, roe v. wade, lawrence v. texas, none of them is a bill of rights case. why not tax be

jeter at the plate facing adam wainwright. he lines one to right field, digs it out to second base, starting with a double. next up, mike trout gets a hold of one, sends it deep to right field. it's off the wall. the hit is good for an rbi triple, scoring jeter from second, giving the a.l. a 1-0 lead here. after a robynson cano strikeout, miguel cabrera cranks one to left for a two-run homer to end the inning with a 3-0 lead. now, after the game, n.l. starter wainwright told reporters he threw jeter a couple easy pitches, saying "i was going to give him a couple pipe shots. he deserved it. i didn't know he was going to hit a double or i would have changed my mind." er later he said he was joking. >> sometimes my humor gets taken the wrong way. i feel terrible about this. if anyone's taking any credit away from what derek jeter has done tonight or off me or anything. i mean, it was missaid. i made a mistake about that. i hope people realize i'm not intentionally giving up hits out there. i know this game means something. >> all

the ceo, julie wainwright joins me. this seems like a no-brainer. why hold onto an expensive item for life when you can sell it and get some of your money back? >> that was the light bulb that went on for me and we added next dressed up -- extra step. trust element. ebay, itnt stores, seemed like the clear opportunity was to add trust and provide liquidity. >> is the reason sales of luxury goods are soaring -- is it the same marketing as luxury cars? >> luxury goods continue to grow. $200 billion worldwide. if you can get liquidity and get this beautiful browns like -- ada for ake prod fraction of the cost, it makes sense. that have a recent report says that leather goods and clothing are growing faster than the luxury industry overall. they make up $4 billion worth of the $19 billion secondhand market. does the label give the goods a cachet that other used clothing doesn't have? >> it certainly has something to do with a label. luxury products are better made, better designed. if you look at something from five years ago, it still is relevant if yo

engineer thomas wainwright is the third person killed by a shark in two months. he had been part of a team that capped the gulf oil spill. five months ago he decided to follow his dreams and move to australia for a new job. he was diving alone in the water saturday with two friends in a both of the friends noticed bubbles and his lifeless body. a great white, 10 feet long nudged their boat. >> can't even wrap your head around what happened. you just can't. >> we troy to focus -- try to focus on the great things. >> shark hunters try to lure them in. the family believes he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> well, a florida woman is recovering after being attacked by an otter. witnesses say the otter was apparently attacking two dogs at the green oaks trailer park over the weekend. she tried to break it up but the otter turned on her. show was taken to the hospital. neighbors say someone was keeping the otter as a pet. >> they should have never been able to keep that otter at their lot. it's just bad, bad situation all the way around. they've done t

the rights of the criminal defense in gideon versus wainwright. he writes that although he's laid the table in 1942. so the story in that chapter is how people down south come from a fundamentalist church. they read their bible and they teach on sunday school and it's a completely different vision and clarence thomas also from the deep south, a tradition of taking the tags very very seriously, paying attention to history and treating it as american scripture in a way. that is maybe not very sophisticated or highfalutin but very deeply felt by an american patriot from the south land, hugo black. i'm in that tradition. folks at harvard mocked that. they were little more sophisticated about all of this. hugo black understood what lincoln was trying to do and he understood having grown up in the south and the promises that got put into the constitution the second founding in the southland he really felt as a failure of the reconstruction vision and did more to retain lincoln's vision than anyone in american history has been these deep southerner. a fo

wainwright says: "it provides a strong and secure platform to enable national authorities to cooperate more effectively in the fight against terrorism. (on cam tag) french authorities say they are now closely studying the new isis video. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. all nine men seen in the video died in the paris attacks or their aftermath. protests over the weekend in europe... over the growing migrant crisis. "we are worried that they will be islamic immigrants." leaders and demonstrators - in poland and other european nations - are trying to stem the migrants. they're fleeing a nation struggling with civil war - and terror from isis militants. some european leaders have argued migration will help the continent deal with its shrinking population... "you know, the people of the middle east are very handy men and they are very skillful. so we have come here first to provide a secure life for our families." on friday - a refugee boat capsized off the coast of greece - killing 25 people in the mediterranean sea. something has been left behind - after the home of former crime lord

gideon versus wainwright, roe versus wade, mcdonald versus the city of chicago that struck down the handgun ban and the citizens united for the shelby county versus holden that struck down a vital part of the voting rights act, king versus burwell and the case of same-sex marriage guaranteed under equal protection are important parts of our history into his oracle point. how accountable it is to be able to watch the arguments in the case like brown v. board of education into historical context. unfortunately due to the antiquated practices and policies we have no video record of these historical decisions. in 2015 if so much new innovative technology at our fingertips at this time we use every tool available to preserve america's judicial history. i was proud to introduce cameras in the courtroom act with representative connolly and being part of one of the office of the country as a transparency government act which includes provisions requiring the supreme court to provide video and live stream audio in its proceedings. i'm also happy to introduce with the representative the eyes of the c

with two aboard, the pitcher adam wainwright helping his own cause, tejeremy hellickson deep and out. enjoying the fun. spanks one off hellickson. cardinals hit back-to-back jacks twice in this game. had hit five home runs. 10-3. >>> the eagles continue phase two of their offseason program at the nova care complex. sam bradford is still nowhere to be found. the trade request became public a week ago today. bradford not happy the birds traded up to pick carson wentz the second overall selection of the 2016 draft. the workouts are voluntary at this juncture. bradford isn't the only big name week. big number 91 fletcher cox was also absent from the nova care complex today. cox had not attended any workouts this spring with the two sides unable to agree to a long-term contract extension. >>> some good news notes. chrisanova has withdrawn his name for consideration for the nba draft and will rush to the main line for senior year. >>> on the ice shayne gostisbehere named a finalist for the calder trophy. the winner will be announced june 22nd at the nhl awards in las vegas. no flyer has eve

taken a wrong turn in the '60s and '70s when the court made a lot of landmark decisions, whether -- wainwright, access to an attorney. you had the assurance of police officers can't violate your constitutional rights and properlynd use them gained information come the exclusionary rule, the requirement please officers take a minute cousy, did you miranda rights. you praise rehnquist effort to limit and halt these critical protections you said it righted the ship of constitutional jurisprudence. and so do you think he took a wrong turn, that we've taken a wrong turn by establishing those rights? >> that's not what i said, senator, and the fact we haven't discussed exclusionary rule miranda over the last 25 is a sign of success of chief justice rehnquist and helping the supreme court achieve a middle ground that has endured, has endured at a severally speedy i think we haven't discussed it, at least i've had a chance to ask you about it and my time is running out. so just like, if anyle of these wrong terms, the exclusionary rule wrong or not.nn >> supreme court speedy your opinion. that's settl