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this team a has lot ofns decisio to make and i don't want to be burden or anything. will wait forim to contact me and we'll go from there. this is my home. i obviously want to come back. >> we still have hockey. >> we still have hockey. >> they thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir "the best chance of injecting a dose ovitality into a county that badly needs it." "realistic ideas for attracting new businesses, extending pre-k, improving traffic."ve "a progreseader, for jobs, to fund schools without more taxes, "ato take on the nra and combat gun violence." "an eagerness to listen." "energy." "a passion for innovation." david blair, democrater for montgomy county executive, endorsed b the washington post. >>> world cupke play k off today. here at home it was a perfect night for a friendly game of soccer orfootball. news 4 took on the pros at telemundo 44. we p oyed in backyard here field. national and an intense game ended in a shootout. great time was had by all. you can catch all the games on telemundo 44. it was intense. there is jackie bradford taking a pi

. >> it was a very narrow decisio facts of this particular case. in no way did the supreme court undermine our nation's civil rights laws. >> reporter: the nation's views on same-sex marriage evolving. the most recent abc news poll found that 81% of americans said companies should not be allowed to refuse service to gays and lesbians. >> so, let's get to pierre noms, live at the court tonight. and pierre, many legal scholars saying the court didn't fully resolve the fundamental question here, if businesses can refuse service to same-sex couples, based on religious objections. >> reporter: that's right, david. the issue is left unresolved. and there's a case involved a florist refusing service to a same-sex couple that the supreme court could decide to take up as soon as next fall. david? >> pierre thomas live at the supreme court tonight. thank you. >>> next here tonight, on his 500th day in office, president trump is now claiming that he has, quote, the absolute right, to pardon himself. tonight, our jon karl pressing the white house on this, aski

. >>> so what does thisan decisio or future mergers? joining us tonight is erik gordon from the ross school of siness. good to see you again. welcome back. >> hello, bill. >> it is widely believed this kind of a decision could bring on other mergers to get past regulator. do you buy that notion or not? >> you know, i thinkt will make it somewhat easier but i think it is easy to overstate the effect of this case. the judge didn't say something like we should have more media or vertical rgers, he sa in this case the government failed prove what it had to prove. interestingly the judge didn't even say because he didn't need to well this is a case which the government could have won or copt -- or could not have one but all i he said the government failed to convince him. so you don't want to overstate it. but clearly i think we will see more merger attempts. because if the case had gone the other way, it might hav slapped the door on mergers. >> and a vertical merger is where a company buys one of the suppliers and that is what happened wit

and every transaction stands on it's own like this one did the court's summary made clear that the decisios grounded firmly in the facts and evidence that were presented at trial the government asserted various theories, we heard the government summarize those theories after a massive investigation that spanned over a year after an intensive pretrial discovery process, and after a ruling six week trial, they could prevent no credible proof in support of any of it's theories, this was a sound and proper rejection of all of governts this >> what did you think of the decision not to seek a stay? >> i think the court recognized that the defwere subjected to this delay, i think we're up to 600 days since the merger was announced in october of 2016. and that it is unfair to the defendants, to the hundreds thousands of employees and companies whose live vs. been hanging in the balance and of the shareholders and the others >> excuse me, one at a time please he negative evaluation on time warner after 18 months is a dic different animal will there be a die vestment of cnn? >> there will be no dives

how are you making these decisio decisions? how are you looking at how you are allocating services, keeping in mind that we're dealing with real lives, real people, and that our students' success is our families' success. we really need to -- when you are looking at when you are making cuts, when you are making budget decisions, that you are looking at the image of people ranger than the numbers. our families keep saying, they're asking -- the district asks us what we need and we tell them, but they -- we don't see changes. and our families haven't seen changes or improved results for african-american students, english learners, our foster youth, or other focused populations the first step that could build this transparency and really look at building trust is really naming and addressing the racism and discrimination that exists in our practices and our policies. >> next up, we'll talk about student achievement goal 1.12. and i want to first call out that may is national foster care awareness month. and as we look at some key

jackan who's also chairman of the metro board said it was a tough decisio that had to be made. >> nobody likes tacks, but i this case the money is going into the general fund for use in fixing metro. >> reporter: the tax is expected to raise between $23 and $25 o million a yearo toward metro improvements. ben who drives for lyft sat in the frontow as the council voted. he fears an increased tax will hurt his a ality to make living. >> it will affect so many drives with so many families. >> reporter: this woman was waiting for an uber when we asked her about the increased tax. she says it makes sense because metro needs the money but addsr it willbly change the way she commutes. >> i'll probably go into more uber pools or figuring out the cheaper option. i'll probably be using the metro in return which is probably for the bes because fewer emissions and will be better for the environment. >> reporter: maryland and ot virginia do nharge a tax on uber or lyft but some jurisdictions do charge a 25% per ride fee. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. new tax begins october 1st. it's based o

so there are many, many things that will go into their decisio but the bay area has all of them. >> reporter: that decision still a few years off. but this year's world cup is set to begin so places like avaya stadium will be playing host to viewing parties at all hours. >> so we were already very much in world cup mode. we are opening our stadium up foevery, single match even the our stadium will be open reporter at this lounge in san jose, they will be open, too. fans like daniel birkhead say he will be watching despite the u.s. not qualiing for this year's world cup. and he says he will be counting down to 2026. >> people from all over the world are coming to the u.s. to watch soccer. and it's going to be a great time. eight years, it's -- it's -- it's going to be a long wait, but the wait is going to be it. >> reporter: good news for fathe u.s. team gets an automatic spot in the world cup when we host. this year's world cup kicks off tomorrow. frank? >> that's great news that the u.s. will automatically get in because unfortunately, they are not in this year's world cup. ann rubin outsid

instead, decisio wasade to lie and paint the picture that these players are anti-american, anti-fly,back with the panel. tom, start with you. >> with my accent, the besperso. this is not something anyone comes well out of. the president misrepresented the facts in terms of what happened and he seems to be r a way that was purely personal. the eagles organization is anti-trump. and yet the eagles don't come out well. at least at the organizational level. they were unwilling to come to the warehouse. president trump is the president. he was elected. there's a tradition that sports is a great unifying factor, even eagles fans were known for their wonderful temperament with other fans. one of the iss for the president in terms of having this back-and-forth is that in an obvious way it makes him seem a little bit petulant unnecessarily. frankly this would not necessarily have been the fight for him to take. if i was advisor to the president, i would say stick to the mueller stuff because you have a vested. ret: mollie. >> people said he shouldn't have talked about the national anthem duri

and he may make that decisio but th >>> i'm jackie ward in the kpix 5 studio. the juke inthe judge in the case is looking into what information should be released from the search and arrest warrant and he may make that decision as early as today but the spotlight is also on a critical document filed by joseph deangelo's attorney which shows the affidavit will provide only a brief account of investigators' use of dna in the case, of the east area rapist. it reads, quote, the dna process leading to defendant as a suspect was described in one sentence and the description of the follow-up dna work was equally brief and stated only routine procedures. judge michael sweet told the court he is combing through the documents line by line with prosecutors and the defense. a sacramento attorney says with the case this large, every detail will be scrutinized. >> it's probably the biggest case in the history of california and i think easily so. >> reporter: deangelo faces 12 murder charges across sacramento, orange, santa barbara and ventura counties. he is suspected of mor

the way that they have disparaged barronelle's religious beliefs, both in their briefings and court decisiow they have treated other cases when th tes of professions.epoints on >> shannon: those things are critical to justice kennedy in i wanto redo something fromn think progress. zach ford wrote this. "if she refused to arrange flowers for an interracial wedding, it would car nation. likese, she refed to accommodate a wedding between no jewish woman and a christian man, that would be discrimination on theis religion. what adf is counting on is that viewersl be more accommodating of discrimination against lgbtq peoplehanheye oth? >> we are accommodating of freedom. freedom for all americans, freedom for those who identify as lgbt and freedomhose that believearriage is between fight of barronelle applies to every other created for all my professional. the idea that there are some comparison to interracial marriage has been rejected by the united states supreme court, handily, both in yesterday's decision. they said barronelle is a decent and honorable people, based on reasonable religious ph

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that's when the supreme court ends its yeaony s announces its biggest decisio a suprerally, if courtto retire, they announce it then. if that happens, predent trump will get the opportunity to name another justice. itlmost certainly would be won that swung the court solidly into the conservative spectrum. and there's a fellow in the society who's an original uc reconstronist, construction organization, pubc policy 0 who's already been directly involved in the appointment and confirmation of four supre court justices and he almost certainly will be involved if theoresident gets t name another one this week. and s that'something the president to get one appoint, two appoints for president trump that would be a huge step movinw fod. chris wallace always good to see you, thank you very much. >> thank you jim. >> catchim at 9:00 o'clock on fox5 in the meantime on the hill is coming up at 8:30 so stiou nd, we're back after the break. battery in your smt lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. onare you watching the gaight? or... ...you could

will say one last point, which is, i think in some sense, president trump stumbles into some correct decisio and thisis, thk, a mainstream chinese view. from our perspective, the key problem is not really north korea's nuclear weapons. north korea's nuclear weapons is the symptom of a disease. the disease itself is north korea's paranoia. it's north korea's deep bias towards western countries, its deep distrust towards the outside world. and the fundamental way to address that root cause is to engage with north korea, is to bring north korea back into the international community to promote communication with -- between north korea and outside world. and to address that north korea paranoia, the best way is to start a good relationship between north korea and united states. fundamentally transform the relationship. i think in that regard and the first point in this joint statement is, both countries are committedo a new relationship. i think that's important in the long run, eventually, that would helpate mig north korea's paranoia. gradually address north korea's sense of insecurity, and the

with uniform national decisio of covering this drug and bob covering the drug, no choice, no doubt, no options for seniors. if i decided i didn't want to be on this drug would not, you know where you go, the uk, france, germany, somewhere else but not america. elieve wean get the same type of rebates come at the same of discounts by a bitter negotiation using private sector entities but that is their job. we need to unleash them and what happens then is th that patientt the center can pick the plan. the government is sort of making those one-size-fits-all choices for me so that is why we have chosen that approac >> one thing about these places is that drugs are a lot cheaper there than they are here. the blueprint proposes the drugs that are currently a part of medicare part d. a you testified for people listening into their allocations infusion drugs for cancer treatment and last month there was a study that i'm sure you saw in the difference of out-of-pocket cost in part d. versus part v.. they founded 2016 the cost for beneficiaries that received therapy were an average of 33% highe

as you alluded to, the decisio in the at&t versus the department of justice case made it easier for comcast to overcome potential concerns that fox may have had previouy about regulatory impediment to a comcast bid for those fox assets that's not to say there won't still be perha a tough regulatory review or that there aren't certain risks associated with a potal tieup of a company that has content assets already, buying more of them particularly in the form of broadband in various parts of our country. most of the people who i have spoken to and others who have been on our air during the course of the day believe it has opened up the way for comcast hey willake that bid the question is how high as we were told by comcast in a public statement weeks back it is likely to be all cash, likely to meet if not exceed the bid disney has made in terms of willingness to divest things like the 22 regional sports networks and the businesses that contributed up to $250 million in ebitda. will they go further will there be other structural thing that comcast says they are willing to do? how high will th