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which means they could carry on licensing arms sales to the saudis until the outcome of its appeal last month the court said the u.k. export licensing process was wrong in law in one significant respect the government made no concluded assessments of whether the saudi led coalition had committed violations of international community area law in the past during the yemen conflict and may not tempt to do so trade secretary liam fox was forced to hold an immediate review of almost 5000000000 pounds worth of weapons deals while this latest appeal seems to contradict fox's assurances to m.p.'s that saturday on sales would be halted pending a review as i said earlier we disagree with the judgment and the secret mission to appeal alongside this we are carefully considering the implications of the judgement for decision making while we do this we will not grant any new licenses for export to saudi arabia and its coalition partners which might be used in the conflict in yemen opposition leader jeremy corbyn says the latest efforts to halt the ruling ridicule the government's position that human rights take prio

you served whether on land or in sea is not a distinguishing factor there and then the appeals court the u.s. court of appeals for the federal circuit overturned that case and said no we're going to defer to the v.a.'s interpretation of its regulation so that was where things sat for a long time but then advocates continued to change to to challenge that ruling as well as to lobby congress because they basically sought to pass forward congress could pass a law like they just did saying that blue water navy veterans are eligible or the court could overturn its decision so we saw an interesting coming together where we had a court decision from the same court u.s. court of appeals for the federal circuit called procopio where they overruled the earlier decision and haas and so it was a little bit disappointing that congress chose not to act on the blue water navy act basically until a percoco decision came out and told them that they had to do this anyway so for cobia as the law of the land v.a. was going to have to provide these veterans benefits and congress didn't pass this basically it was just for

court of appeals for the ninth circuit. mr. bress comes with strong credentials, the academic pedigree, the legal experience, and most importantly, a demonstrated commitment to the rule of law. so i'm glad we voted to advance his nomination yesterday and i would urge all of my colleagues to vote to confirm him later today. next we'll consider three district nominees, t. kent weatherle -- wetherell to the northern district of florida, damon leichty and ranjan and then we will vote on robert king to be assistant secretary of education and john pal ashe and peter wright. the president has called on them to serve in these important roles. the senate will give them the consideration and confirmations that they deserve. on another matter, fourth of july weren't the only things for american families to smile about last week. we received more positive news about the strong u.s. economy that american workers and job creators are building with a big assist from republican policies. more than 200,000 new jobs were created in june alone. th

disappointed by today's decision but after the latest court decision at the court of appealjust a latest court decision at the court of appealest court decision at the court of appealjust a couple of hours ago, i think a strike is more likely 110w ago, i think a strike is more likely now but still far from certain. tom burridge, thank you. boris johnson has been in northern ireland today for his first visit as prime minister. he's been meeting the main parties for talks over power—sharing at stormont. he said his priority was to restore devolution to the northern ireland assembly, which has been suspended for two and a half years. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at stormont. as you say, there hasn't been a devolved government here for so long. now boris johnson devolved government here for so long. now borisjohnson is hoping to bring fresh energy into the process to change that. but it is difficult territory come here, because northern ireland is gripped by anxieties over the new harder line that boris johnson anxieties over the new harder line that borisjohnson is taking over leaving the eu and the two biggest parti

surely, mr speaker, the court of appeal... f appealjudgement should be a wake—up call to the prime minister and the government. so, instead of appealing the judgement, why not accept the judgement and stop arms sales to saudi arabia now and bring about peace in the yemen and save those lives? theresa may said she was trying to bring about peace. also, the right honourable gentleman is talking about the relations we have with saudi arabia. that is a relationship that has saved the lives of british citizens in the past. but let's just look at some of the relationships that the right honourable gentleman supports. when people were killed in salisbury, his sympathies were with russia. when terrorists were killing... when terrorists were killing our people, his sympathies were with the ira. and in the recent tanker attacks in the gulf, his sympathies were with iran. he never backs britain and he should never be prime minister. well, that last exchange was much more typical of the sort of prime minister's questions we've become used

the 9th circuit court of appeals just handed down a setback for president trump and his fight to build a wall at the southern border. a divided 3-judge panel, upheld a lower court ruling, banning the white house from diverting billions of dollars from the defense department. now, this case could still end up going to the u.s. supreme court. but for now, the trump administration can't use that money to build a wall during the legal challenge. >>> meantime, the trump administration is changing course, saying, it is still trying to find a way to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census form. that's despite saying it was dropped and the fact that forms are already being printed. a justice department lawyer says he's hoping to find a legally and available pat to include that question. >>> time is now 4:38. there's been another reversal in the trump administration's effort to impose new restrictions on abortions. the 9th circuit court of appeals vacated a ruling from a three-judge panel of the same ruling last month. which means restrictions will not take effect for now. the rules a

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so the trial actually was a travesty did not comply with fair trial procedures and finally the court of appeal in kuwait did overturn that decision so she isn't currently on bail awaiting trial there was a big conference here about our british investments and there was a general on ease about what was happening to foreign investors in the gulf in relation to the criminalize ation of what is essentially commercial disputes and essentially fights between commercial companies for lucrative gulf contracts and we believe that this is that marsh if you like is collateral damage in a wider by every between local firms for lucrative gulf contracts. ok you can keep up to date with all the stories that matter today on a twitter page followed for up to the minute news and views live from moscow this is r.t. international. there's nobody you will come with not a movie but in your circle is not a. and you can do for the much for that was a little it made it into more of a new. look. on. the whiting good part of her new year already in the eastern seaboard never known what it seems to trace. to be. that. as

the fifth circuit court of appeals heard the argument over the repeal of the obamacare mandate tax. that mandate tax thought to be unconstitutional because it forced people to buy insurance. casey stegall has more. reporter: the main challenge of this legal battle has been over the individual mandate component of the affordable care act. many critics argued it's just the government's way of imposing a tax since americans were penalized financially for not carrying health insurance. well, as you know, u.s. supreme court upheld the law in 2012 but did call that mandate portion unconstitutional. so congress dropped the tax penalty to zero in 2017. the judge said the law could not be saved on that one provision, despite testimony from supporters. >> there are hundreds of thousands of people like me in this state and country, and it's not fair to anybody. you have know, we are too wealthy of a country to be putting veterans like me on the death bed. reporter: the veterans took their case to the court of appeal. it required that insurance companies not deny people with preexisting conditi

circuit court of appeals in d.c.e got to hear, not read, but hear president trump's new personal lawyer, william cons voy making his case that they shouldn't hand over the records. the argument itself turned out to be astonishing, because the case the lawyer is making to the d.c. circuit court of appeals is that congress can't get the subpoena or these materials because they have no power to oversee the president they have no power to access any information that would allow them to oversee the behavior of the president. you can hear the incredulousness in the judge's voice in response to them making this argument i mean it literally, you can actually hear it we have the tape of it and that's next. stay with us what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. talk to your doctor or

he has now appealed to the court of appeals. court of appeals to overturn. it is possible. third, how will the candidates pass on criminal justice play into the debates and into the campaign we see ahead of us, especially -- keep an eye on joe biden, central player in the crime bill, which some credit to lower crime rates but some say to over incarceration and kamala harris, who has aggressive and progressive policies when she was district attorney in california. >> i love how you brought it back to the debates. you are so good, my friend. thank you. >> everything is pointed to detroit. have a good trip out there. >> you know it. thanks. you can submit your legal new to elie by heading to cnn.com/opinion. >>> how are these candidates going to break out if they want to stay in the race? and the fine line they'll be walking to try to impress voters without gaffing. cnn's coverage of the democratic presidential debates live from detroit continues next. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is comm

with the british airline pilots' association this afternoon to continue negotiations after the court of appealo grant an injunction to block industrial action. our transport correspondent tom burridge has been at the court of appeal today. i think if someone has a flight with british airways in a couple of weeks they will naturally be concerned. my advice is not to panic quite yet. the union, balpa, representing the pilots have to give at least two weeks' notice but they could wait longer so we'll have to see and talks are going to kick off again at 3pm between british airways and the pilots union to try and flesh out a deal. i think after this latest court decision, the ball remains in the court of the pilots. you would imagine british airways will have to come up with some form of compromise to avert a strike from going ahead. i'll bring in brian from the pilots union involved with the case and the ballot. you don't want this strike to go ahead, let's deal with the dispute at its core. pilots have been offered an 11.5% pay rise, most people think that is pretty good. why not accept the deal?

so the trial actually was a travesty did not comply with fair trial procedures and finally the court of appeal in kuwait did overturn that decision so she isn't currently on bail awaiting trial there was a big conference here about our british investments and there was a general ease about what was happening to foreign investors in the gulf in relation to the criminalize ation of what is essentially commercial disputes and essentially fights between commercial companies for lucrative gulf contracts and we believe that this is that marsh if you like is collateral damage in a wider buy every between local firms for lucrative gulf contracts. or it's been a staple of american satire for nearly 67 years but mad magazine will no longer be a permanent fixture on newsstands it will cease publishing new content of the iconic publications monthly issues will now be replaced with a devious specials saskia teletext a closer look at whether the media's become a bit too sensitive because they used to joke. that once existed this surreal concept it was shopped vicious at times and wholly irreverent. it was c

reaching the quarterfinal of the women's world cup and mister speaker, i welcome judgment of the court of appeals against uk arms sales to saudi arabia. the court found the government had, quote, made no concluded assessment whether the saudi led coalition committed violations of international humanitarian law during the yemen conflict and make no attempt to do so. does the prime minister dispute that finding? >> we continue to operate one of the most robust regimes in the world and we take our response ability on arms exports very seriously. in the words of the 2017 judgment the government engaged in anxious scrutiny at what seems like anguished scrutiny at some stages. we are disappointed the court found against government of one ground and we will be seeking permission to appeal this judgment. >> mister speaker, the -- germany as a eu member state in saudi arabia, so is denmark and the us senate and house of representatives voters arms exports as well. the un describes the situation in yemen as humanity's biggest preventable disaster and the government, in that situation. can i ask the prime m

and the court of appeal ruled today. concerned. my advice is not to panic quite yet. the union balfour representing the pilots have to give at least two weeks notice but they could wait longer soon you‘ll have to see and talks are going to kick off again at 3pm between british airways and the pilots union to try and flush out a deal. i think after this latest court decision, the ball remains in the court of the pilots. you would imagine british airways will have to copy some form of compromise to avert a strike from going ahead. i‘d spring and brian from the pilots union involved with a suitcase and the ballot. she didn‘t want this trick to go ahead, let‘s deal with the dispute at its core. “— let‘s deal with the dispute at its core. —— you do not want this strike to go ahead. 0ffered core. —— you do not want this strike to go ahead. offered in 11.5% pay rise, most people think that is pretty good. it is not worth 11.5%, it is worth considerably less than that and the point as british airways pilots have said a mass abou

upheld because of the tax tax is not there it now unconstitutional that goes to fifth circuit court of appealw orleans, doj refuses to defend statute because the president of united states thinks i it it is unconstitutio. >> it is complicated there are big questions about standing involved. i think this is a bad legal argument and worse political argument. if you look at conservative scholars who said that obamacare was unconstitutional, they backed argmened -- arguments inn in 2015, they will all say, pretty much that is a very bad legal argument. i also think it is bad politics if you look at exit polls for last midterm, what was number one thing voters cared about it was health care in particular preexisting conditions, nancy pelosi saying that is why we won midterm this will put it back on table even if supreme court next summer. very hard for republicans to defend it. judge napolitano: does anyone make argument, that is in high y heart, this is none of federal government, health care is not in the constitution. >> no one -- >> not even conservative republicans say, we have to replace oba

court. when the judge resigned his bench, second circuit judicial counsel lost jurisdiction, so too when cavanaugh was no longer judge of court of appeals. the statute lost jurisdiction over him. you could amend the statute. >> what happened as a result? what happened to the investigation as a result? >> well, it died. it had no reason to exist. >> right. well, i would quibble with the suggestion it had no reason to exist. i mean, there was a serious reason for it to exist. my question is if the confirmation had been delayed by a year, how would that investigation have proceeded that's my question, under the existing law that applies to judges. >> up until the point he was confirmed and sworn in, well, just off the cuff, i guess all i can say is you have a messy situation on your hands, you have someone pending for confirmation and a judicial council in denver evaluating his conduct during the confirmation hearing. i don't know what -- i'm not going to spell out what's going to happen. seems to me -- >> the judicial conference, 10th circuit kicked the complaint, kicked to judicial conference committee, they have several committees, they

looking to use those funds for the border wall, but this three-judge panel in the ninth circuit court of appealswer court ruling blocking the president from doing just that. now the administration was looking to use those funds to begin building portions of the border wall while the merits of the case were still being adjudicated, but that court said no, believing that the administration would ultimately be defeated on appeal. now, we haven't heard anything from the president on this yet, jim, but we know that the president has frequently targeted the ninth circuit court of appeals as it's blocked previous executive orders and executive actions from the president, particularly on immigration and border issues. but as you mentioned, the president is tweeting, however, about the situation at migrant detention facilities along the u.s./mexico border. despite these reports that we're seeing of squalid conditions and overcrowding at these facilities, the president is defending border patrol agents saying our border patrol people are not hospital workers, doctors or nurses. the democrats bad immigrati

c-span2, the senate is back to vote on the judicial new phnom -- nomination for the third circuit court of appeals and begin consideration for a series of tax treaties would amend agreements with spain, switzerland, japan and luxembourg. on c-span3 at 9:30 a.m., defense secretary nominee mark esper has his confirmation hearing before the senate armed services in theee followed later day by a senate homeland security and governmental affairs >> coming up this morning

the fifth circuit court of appeals in new orleans heard from lawyers on opposing sides of the case. this is one hour and 45 minutes. >> you may proceed. >> thank you your honor, may it please the court, i will be timeng my eyes with -- my with mr. letter from the house of reprent

it is before the fifth circuit court of appeals. a federal court in texas struck down obamacare, but stayed his ruling. i think that issue, certainly if obamacare -- if that lower court decision is upheld by the fifth circuit court of appeals, i think the supreme court will have to take that case. talking about the fifth circuit case pending, i agreed john that this is a case that could end up in the court depending on what the fifth circuit does. the fifthgood chance circuit will disagree with the district court judge. fervente of the most opponents of the affordable care act, individuals part of the initial challenges that made it through the court agreed that the district court decisions in the case was totally at odds with the law. his decision to strike down the affordable care act in its entirety, based on his view of the constitutionality of one provision, the individual mandate. it was at odds without the supreme court said courtship engages. that is a question of what courts do and when they can decide a laws unconstitutiona

. >>> the 9th circuit court of appeals, just delivered a setback. and pushed for a wall at the southern border of mexico. banning the white house from diverting billions of dollars from the defense department. the case could still end going to the supreme court. but for now, they cannot use that money to build the wall for the challenge. >>> meanwhile, the trump administration is looking to challenge the court. looking for a way to include the citizenship question. that's despite saying that the issue was dropped and the forms are already being printed. the justice department judge said he is looking to include that question. >>> our time is 5:38. there's been another reversal in the trump administration's push to have new restrictions on abortions. the 9th circuit court of appeals, vacated a ruling from a three-judge panel of the same last month. which means the restrictions will not take effect now. they ban tax-funded clinics from making abortion referrals and also prohibit against federal money from sharing office space with an an bortion provide

circuit court of appeals in d.c.r, not read, but hear president trump's new personal lawyer maces hking his case thae shouldn't hand over the records. the argument was astonishing the case he is making to one level below the supreme court is that congress can't get the materials because they have no power to oversee the president they have no power to access any information that would allow them to oversee the behavior of the president. you can hear the incred louseness to them making this argument you can actually hear it we have the tape of it d that's next. stay with us control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a pric

on c-span two, the senate is back to vote on a judicial nomination for the court of appeals and beginsideration on a series of tax treaties that would amend existing agreements but spain, switzerland, japan and luxembourg. esper hascretary mark his confirmation hearing before the senate armed services committee. that is followed later in the affairs governmental hearing on preparations for the 2020 census. hosted ace department summit on combating anti-semitism with administration officials and legal experts. it began with remarks from attorney general william barr who discussed how the department was focused on the issue. [applause] and thank youg for joining us at this important . i am privileged to have the opportunity to set the table and introduced the attorney general, bill barr. i expect most of us are aware that attorney general william barr has had a distinguished career in private practice and government. he served as the general counsel for a major corporation. everyone knows that he served

circuit court of appeals and i can tell you that nobody involved expected it to get that far. a three-judge panel of the federal 9th circuit court of appeals listened to each side's argument this morning. attorney andrew dewey represented the city of albany and its mayor. >> this cross display violates three separate constitutional prohibitions against government endorsement of religion. >> reporter: the city has been locked in a legal battle with the local lions club over this cross which sits on public land inside a city-owned park on an easement owned by the lions club. the city wants it moved. >> our idea was to have a plaza that the christian community could use at easter and christmas, but that could be used by other faiths and non-religious groups at other times. >> if you want it moved, pay for the move. >> reporter: attorney bob nichols represents the lions club which erected the 20 foot tall cross in the '70s when it was private land. it was later sold to the city. the cross is lit up during religious holidays like christmas and easter, but in 2016, the city had the p