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Supreme court clerks to celebrate 100th anniversary, and weve just heard a wonderful panel about experiences and we will hear one about life at clerkships. Joshua, publisher, professor at georgetown, very distinguished distinguished lawyer and author of impeachment, take it away, josh. Thank you all very much for coming, if its okay, i will start by introducing my colleagues in this panel, im joined today by clerk for justice brennan, former chairman , carlisle group, Justice Kennedy, private pr...

National Constitution Centers symposium on 100 years of Supreme Court clerkships. The symposium took place at the George Washington University Law school in washington, d. C. Celebrating the 100thans of the Supreme Court clerkships. Im jeffrey rosen, head of the National Constitution center in philadelphia and a law professor here at g. W. The National Constitution center is so honored to have con veed this Extraordinary Group of former Supreme Court clerks to celebrate the 100th anniversary of ...

Gw. We are honored to convene this Extraordinary Group of former Supreme Court clerks to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the federal statute creating the clerkships we just heard a wonderful panel about experiences during the process now we will hear about life afterwards. This is a very distinguished constitutional lawyer. Coming to the National Constitution center to discuss. And clerking for justice kenned kennedy. Thank you very much for coming. I am joined today the former chairman of th...

To celebrate the 100th anniversaries crautcreathing the Supreme Court. And we just heard a wonderful panel about experiences during the clerkship. And now we will hear one about life after the clerkships. Mag. Anel is joshua he is a very distinguished constitutional lawyer. And the author of important book on impeachment which he came to the National Constitution center to discuss with riveting detail. Recently he clerked for Justice Kennedy. Take it away, josh. Josh thank you very much for comi...

Domestication right now than in the last 10,000 years of domestication until 1960 combined. Huge numbers of livestock that were keeping right now, and many of them live in these factory farms. We have a million or more individuals crowded together. So theyre basically, the animal equivalent of urban slums. This similarly allows pathogens to amplify and change to make them more virulent. One example of that Avian Influenza virus, normally live in waterfowl. But when the viruses drop into these fa...

Pathogensof avian coming out of the middle east and the whole range of airborne pathogens, dengue, of mosquito borne pathogens, dengue, chikungunya, and zika of course. So the question i wanted to ask is how do Microbes Turn into pandemiccausing pathogens. You think of an microbe is a little thing with no locomotion, but it can cause these huge amounts of death and destruction. I wanted to look at that was a twopronged approach. First i looked at the history of one of our most successful pandemi...

I went to places like south china and new delhi to try to see how cholera could shed light on where these new pathogens might be going. What i learned is that cholera emerged in many ways in the same way a lot of the new pathogens are coming out today. It came out of the natural environment. Cholera is a bacteria that normally lives in marine habitats. It lives in conjunction with a zooplankton. Some places are full of cholera bacteria. It is half fresh, half salty. This is where the major river...

That is to say, you would see outbreaks or what looks like outbreaks of schizophrenia following outbreaks of influenza and other viruses. If you look some four to seven years out with autism, you would find examples there, too. We were able to model this with mice. That if you could examine mice that were halfway through gestation, the animals would be withdrawn in the cage, as opposed to the animals that had some sort of a normal just two thirds of the way through gestation, these animals becom...

[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] mike rogers, president obamas nominee to head the National Security agency testifies he for the Senate Armed Services committee. Willinen Security Council bring you live on a resolution to russian intervention and ukraine. The suggestion is when we say thinkom of choice what i we often mean is they know best. The government does not know best. The notion of a tonic me au a onewordbasically way of saying people know better than outsiders do...

Broad coalition of partners. Reporter that won support from congress and the public. But a coalition is not the key to beating isis, say some an. They say iraqi grouped forces have to regroup and force ices out of the cities it captured so american air power can decimate the isis army. Only the United States can do that. Its good to have allies. But we are the core. Reporter disturbing news. The cia estimates the isis army has doubled or tripled in size. New fighters attracted by the groups vict...