the hurricane caused a lot of damage crag david souter has grown for encino or looking for other hotelsine now they're the she fears that the other than that for themselves. >> : his save the most important but no place for his girlfriend so far away when you hear from it kids that don't they are your kids and yet to hear from them. michael is back a will be perfectly fine. i need to register her son as missing with thread cross hopes he made its want the can safely but not like him to disappear the slice for anxious olive a she can think of that he said a location where he cannot communicate. >> : one bay area woman and mother did get out of kabul before the storm hit but it was not easy anchorman has more on their ordeal. >> : never been a mexico that it said it was was what it calls the does it serve as a getaway to cobble creek returned to run for your life scenario for about and her mom. >> : leo was a vacation from. that >> : they enjoy the spoils of relaxing warm weather get away until sunday when the hurricane upset sites for the coast. started getting a rainy windy cloudy but n

souter, back to >> we will continue this discussion on scotland.r says sterling is back on the resurgence. this is a much watch -- must watch. stay with us. it is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning everyone. it is a gorgeous day in new york city. the 48 thousand people lined up outside the apple store on fifth avenue and 59 street. just extraordinary, the line. i have never seen it outside the iconic apple store -- in front of the plaza hotel. has to be three times the size of iphone 5, at least. good morning. i am tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. david kirkpatrick, really giving us great perspective on alibaba. emily chang has a jack ma injury later this morning. and theok at scotland litmus paper of the global currencies. currencies are on the move. ruble and sterling make the headlines quietly. we have to look at a resurgence. let's talk about the sterling first. you say carney cannot get a strong sterling policy. why? >> i don't think he can get it versus the dollar. the dollar is the standout currency these days. in th

might have improved the course but to say it definitively that they would have died if cotton in souter was a bridge too far. but it is very difficult to know why somebody died. in to support that methodology plus a review of the charge. and discussing previously case number 2090 individual died after failing to get the implantable heart device promptly and it said we indicated that he should have gotten fed device more timely. he died. i don't know why. we would like to think because of the wrist me and to his heart and maybe it would have saved his life but i don't know that is why. in the reason he was on a wait list not for cardiology clinic. so not in the group of patients was the waitlist to receive a bit because those who had substandard care when reviewing the cases where the care did not meet the quality of care. this gentleman was delayed getting care between phoenix and tucson. >> i yield back my time. >> thank you mr. chairman i did read through much of the material last night. i have to say and trying to understand what the controversy is. sanders and then it means you are

supreme court justice david souter. also joining us is janay wilson. associate director of counsel for naacp education for defense and. she was associate director of the ron halted h peed brown center for civil rights and development at st. jobs university school of law. steven wormeal is fellow with law and government of american university washington college of law. coauthor after biography of justice brin none and blogger for scotusblog and welcome our panel to today's discussion. [applause] let me tell you a little bit about the format. those who have been here before we asked each of our panelists to provide briefings, something they're very good at on variety of upcoming cases. in other cases by category and others by free form. when each panelist it does that and we'll engage him oar her to for discussion of cases. then we'll turn for you for questions or comments. let me begin with a general question about the state of the court. is the court currently either more political than it has ever been or less political than it has ever been, or, sr.

she clerked for the justice david souter.ning us today the associate director counsel for the naacp legal defense and education. the faculty scholarship and associate director of the ronald brown center for civil rights and economic development at st. john's university school of law. finally, stephen joins us as a fellow in law and government at the american university washington college of law. he is the co-author of a biography of justice brennan, columnist for the blog and previously served as the supreme court correspondent for "the wall street journal." please welcome the panel to today's discussion. [applause] >> was me tell you a bit about the format. we have asked each of the sand beneath the panelists to provide briefings on the variety of cases by category and others are little more freefall. when each panelist is the presentation, then we will engage him or her in the case is that eventually will turn to you and ask for your questions and comments but let me begin with a general question about the state of the cour

about first amendment cases and prior to joining she clerked for the supreme court justice david souter also joining, janai wilson for the naacp legal defense and education funding and previously she was the associate dean for faculty scholarship and associate director of the ronald brown center for civil rights and economic development at st. john's university school of law. finally, stephen wermiel with the american university washington college of law. co-author of a biography of justice brennan and columnist for the blog and previously served as the supreme supreme court correspondent for "the wall street journal." please welcome the panel for today's discussion. [applause] but me tell you a bit about the format and those of you that have been here before we've asked each of the panelists to provide something they are very good at on a variety of upcoming cases. in some cases by category and others a little more free fall. when each panelist does the presentation, then we will engage him or her in the discussion of the cases and then eventually we will turn it to you and ask for you