pay for everything. sad thing is reporter: this man showed us around his destroyed apartment. he s heartbroken to see the damage. a kitchen filled with ashes, clothes out the window on scaffolding so close he can touch it. this is scary. i don t know how the city permitted like the scaffolding next to your window. reporter: he says he s been told by his landlord it will take at least three months to make his united habitable again. abc7 news. new at 6:00, almost 300,000 gallons of water going to waste after someone vandalized a water tank. the north marin water authority says a trespasser cut through a chain link fence and may have tampered with the water supply. the same thing may have happened last month. water officials have to drain the tank, disinfect it and refill it with water. police in san jose are looking for a woman accused of stabbing a man this morning on south 2 nth street away from the 280 freeway. officers found the victim with one stab wound. he w
reporter: just around the corner from me, eric, on 23rd here at harrison, every five minutes or so you hear this crackling sound as glass comes off the side of this office building. we re barricade out here. they ve got us blocked off. people are wanting to get back to their cars so they can drive home or get away. they can t. we ve seen a few other folks appear to be evacuated. from the ninth story up to the 15th story in this office tower at 180 grand avenue, glass panels spontaneously popped all afternoon, raining glass onto the sidewalk and cars below on 23rd street. exposing insulation and wiring. the building is diagonally across from the apartment construction site that roared into an inferno early friday. as many evacuated residents were allowed back into their nearby units last night. today, even more people appear to be forced out because of the shattering glass. i don t know who s going to pay for everything. sad thing is reporter: this man showed us around
deeply concerned about that. the marshall court, though many people regard what it did in 1803, 1805 as quite radical really moved rather cautiously. that is even though it invalidated one narrow provision of the judiciary act of 1789 in marbury, the next time the court invalidated any part of an act of congress was 1857 and the rather infamous, justly infamous case of dred scott v sanford. so the court was keeping a sword of damocles over the political branches, getting them to take their oath more seriously by threatening if they didn t it might come down upon them. but it wasn t really exercising that power with the kind of frequency or vigor that it has in years since. in the 1890s to 1937 the court went wild striking down all kinds of socioeconomic regulation. there was a constitutional revolution at that point not because of court packing but because of death. a lot of the old members of the court died, fdr had a chance to replace them. we got a court that was much mo
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