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black and the conservative side of the court would include the newcomers whitaker and felix frank furter and tom c. clark sometimes went between the two, liberal and skert. thom c. clark was a u.s. attorney general. he was involved in the seclusion orders, working with earl warren at the time. he was a truman appointee but very interested in civil rights issues but also interested in anti-communism. he was a little bit all over the map. you had the four justices we would call as liberal and then four who remember more conservative. for -- more interested from jurebl -- jarblee constraint and clark, who was in between the two. >> and who wrote mapp. host: how did she have enough money to pursue this? this is not an inexpensive thing. >> she didn't. >> she didn't. benefactor.nnamed it cost about $8,000 to do this. i tried very hard to get a name from her and i was unable to do so host: this is the first case in our landmark series where we can hear the actual oral arguments of the supreme court because they began a taping system which they continue to this day. so here is the case to the supreme cou

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c. scored the equaliser then crucial away goal for barsa the return leg in spain is coming up in three weeks time. in football fans briefly turned a monday night game into a tennis match into frank four to supporters are i'm happy that t.v. schedules that have resulted in games being moved from their traditional saturday slot to tennis ball protest delayed the start of both cost of the magic is rb leipsic. but as the writer paddy higgs that told us that why monday night football is such a big issue in germany. football fans in germany are certainly a very traditional bunch particularly in fact frankfurt and they are very much against the globalization of the monetisation of football as they see it as it's happening in germany at the moment so i think we're going to see quite a bit of this in the bundesliga very much have a push to globalize the brand to bring the gang to places where hasn't necessarily been popular before german football certainly you know those itself on the tradition of the of the game and of the clubs and we look at saturdays when they have you know up to five games on simultaneously which you can argue is not the best use of t.v. spots and that instead i thi

frank: gentlemen, thank you for your service now and your service in previous years. keep fighting and thanks to all of you watching c-span and elsewhere, but also for joining us today, so thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [chatter] ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, stephen moore of the heritage foundation on the trump administration's economic policy but -- policy. been talking about the trump presidency and economic outlook. and the host of npr one's full disclosure, discusses the stock market drops. be sure to watch washington journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern on sunday morning. join the discussion. c-span, newunday on york times staffer talk for doug mills talks about the photos he took while covering president trump. >> he enjoyed having us around. constant, you know, comments about fake news and the media and so forth, i really feel he enjoys having us around because it helps to drive his message, drive the

frank: gentlemen, thank you for your service now and your service in previous years. keep fighting and thanks to all of you watching c-span and elsewhere, but also for joining us today, so thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [chatter] + be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on q&a. doug mills talks about the photos he took while covering president trump. >> obviously he enjoys having us around. i really believe that despite comments about fake news and the media and so forth, i really feel he enjoys having us around because it helps drive his message and helps drive the news of the day which he can do every day and does every day. he is constantly driving the message. having us around, really allows him to do that. night ona, sunday c-span. announcer: now, hillary clinton joins the discussion at georgetown university on the importance of women and girls working within their communities to fight for human rights. this

c-n-n ... kristen holmes reports... brianne randall-gay was just seventeen when she told police she'd been sexually abused by former doctor larry nassar today, more than a decade later frankwnship manager: "i want to start with the most important reason we are here-- and that is to apologize."a tearful public apology from the same police department-- that failed to forward her complaint to prosecutors frank walsh /meridian township manager: "we failed you, we let you down." randall-gay went to the former michigan state university doctor with back pain in 2004. according to the police report-- it was during her second visit that nassar groped and attempted to penetrate her. the teenager and her mother went to authorities the next day but investigators believed nassar's explanation--that it was a medical techniquefrank walsh /meridian township manager: "we are sorry that we were manipulated and decieved" randall-gay faced nassar last week-- giving a powerful statement in courtthe meridian township manager and police chief-- by her side brianne randall-gay/larry nassar accuser: "the police questioned you-- and you had the audacity to tell them i had misunderstood this treatm

seventeen percent and frank bird and benchmarks in germany and france were also weaker falling point one percent and point fifteen percent even as financial stocks posted themes now the m. as c i world index woods tracks shares and forty seven countries was down point one percent it has recovered close to half of what it was between late january and last week's low just last week and posted again of four point three percent which was its best a weekly performance and system for two thousand and eleven here in the u.s. a few facilities were the biggest gainers in europe seeing gains between one and four percent the s. and p. five hundred index has remained below twenty for three days two weeks ago it spiked to a two and a half year high of fifty point three this jump causing massive losses among investors who bet equity markets what say stable on a combination of solid economic growth and moderate and place known david madden said that investors and knew there be a low probability the market would turn for the worse at the u.s. and canada celebration public holidays and that weighed on enthusiasm and this part of the world dealers decided to lock in their profits from the wee