judge a sense passed so she's continued to uphold those rulings but you know you have the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco that basically made an opposite ruling and that was what the miami herald attorneys were arguing they say hey you know we have understand that you didn't want to make these this trove of documents public we feel like the public has a right to know we think it's an issue of public safety and especially the night court circuit court of appeals said we think they should be public too and they brought that up to press guy and she says i don't care what the 9th circuit thanks i'm saying no no the $1000000.00 that's going to be eventually released i hope so i mean the $1000000.00 question is what is in these files you know we have some idea from the from the from his legal team but you know at the end of the day we all want to know what what could be in the news. i know and apparently it's just a treasure trove there were a lot of unsealed motions i mean motions that had been followed up on they wanted to unseal those. the number of basically documents are related to the or

of the next big primaries next tuesday in four states including florida. >>> now, today, the trump administration's remain in mexico immigration policy will end unless the supreme court intervenes. the 9th circuit court of appeals blocked the return of asylum seekers. the court granted the administration an emergency stay until today. if the supreme court does not intervene today, the court's initial ruling will take effect in arizona and california. >>> and the u.s. census form is now available online. this week, people will start seeing them in the mail. the goal is to get everyone counted. the results effect federal funds for everything from local governments to schools and hospitals and roads. census workers won't be knocking on doors until may when they will approach homes that have not responded. >>> our time is now 6:48. the entertainment industry continues to be affected by the coronavirus. crew members for a new fox sell vision show is working on a show called "next". the woman has beens to be from california she's being treated for her symptoms now. now "the falcon and winter soldier" has stopped filming in the czech republic. the crew put filming on hold yesterday after the czech's government plans o

the 9th circuit court of appeals is ruling against the policy that requires people to wait in mexico e their cases wind through immigration courts. the ruling only effects california and arizona not in texas. nearly 60,000 people have been waiting in mexico. >>> our time is 5:16. a federal judge threw out the lawsuit that was filed by democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbe are vmdt against google. she claimed google did it because of political bias and was violating her right to free speech. but the judge ruled since google is not a government entity, it's not bound by the first amendment. >>> california voters rejected si measure of new taxes and bond measures for transit on super tuesday. so far statewide prop sogs 13 is going down. voters in contra costa county turned down measure j, a sales tax for transportation project and voters in marin and sonoma counties rejected extending a tax measure for smart train. >> sales tax are really tough. they are regressive and there's a natural constituency that's not going to vote for them. and there's also a natural con tich wednesdayy

liz: the supreme court did give the trump administration a victory saying that 9th circuit court of appealove forward on that. your take on this story? >> absolutely huge. it's a game change. we have to have the smrks vp. it will help us in everything we do. good to see you, brandon. thank you for having us in your homes. lou dobbs next on the fox business network. have a good evening. [♪] lou: good evening, everybody. president trump will be addressing the nation from the white house as his administration continues its raped response to the coronavirus pandemic. the president's address comes on the date world health organization finally declared the virus to be a pandemic. we however were ahead of the curve. we made our declaration two weeks ago that it was a pandemic. the world health organization and other public health agencies have not officially labeled the infection to be a pandemic, but

the 9th circuit court of appeals said no to the policy that requires people who want asylum to wait ino while their cases move through u.s. immigration courts. however, the new ruling only effects arizona and california. not new mexico, not texas. since the policy took effect last year. almost 60,000 people have been waiting in mexico. >>> well, a bipartisan group of senators reached a deal to double the spending on a federal conservation program that could clear a growing maintenance backlog at national parks. the deal would spend about $2.2 billion a year on conservation and park maintenance around the country. the money goes to the land and water conservation fund which uses federal royalties from oil and cass drilling to pay for several conservation efforts. >>> wells fargo is announcing new limited fee bank accounts and higher wages for its employees. starting next year, the san francisco based bank will begin offering two new pg bank accounts with limited overdraft charges that will cost $5 to $10 a month. it will increase the pay for more than 20,000 employees. the bottom range

justice, sonia sotomayor, registered a dissent, as the supreme court ordered a stay on a 9th circuit court of appeals ruling that the policy likely violates u.s. law. some 60,000 asylum seekers have been forced to wait in mexico in dangerous and often squalid conditions while their claims make their way through u.s. courtsts, which can take monthsr even years. u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning is recovering in a virginia hospital after she reportedly attempted suicide at a federal prison in alexanandri. manning has been jailed since march of last year on contempt charges for refusing to cooperate in a federal grand jury investigation into wikileaks. chelsea manning previously attempted suicide twice in a u.s. military prison after she was sentenced to 35 years for leaking documents and video to wikileaks showing evidence of u.s. war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. president obama granted her clemency in 2017. chelsea manning is due in court on friday, where her lawyeyers have entered a motion for her release. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war

the 9th circuit court of appeals blocked the administration's policy of returning asylum seekers to mexicogranted the administration an emergency stay until today. if the supreme court does not intervene today, the court's initial ruling will take effect in arizona and california. >>> the u.s. census form is now available online and this week people will start seeing them in the mail. the census happens every 10 years. the goal is to get everyone counted. the results affect federal funds from everything from local governments, schools, hospitals, roads. census workers won't begin knocking on doors until may when they'll start approaching homes that haven't responded. >>> muni is changing the seats on its light rail trains. a photo was tweeted out promising changes after hearing from riders. the new cars will feature forward and rear facing seats. the new trains will also feature indentations and bucket seats so you won't slide around as much when you're riding. >>> time is 7:49. i'm glad we have a seat to hear what sal has to say about our commutes. so much going on. >> there is traffic ou

courts contending it was ripped off from an earlier song "tourist." california 9th circuit ruled in favor of led zeppelin. it could be appealedsupreme court. >>> "sesame street" is helping out with the u.s. census. >> do kids count? >> of course. everyone in your room counts, especially little kids and babies. one, two, two little kids. >> that, of course, is the count. a logical choice. the ads are bilingual and aimed making sure young children were included. kids were undercounted back in 2020. >>> coming up more on the coronavirus. we'll take you to miami and show you how it's impacting spring break. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". with the most hydrogen peroxide in a whitening toothpaste, removes ten years of yellow stains from your teeth. that's like all the way back to 2010. what? sick boots! yolo, right? do the dougie! remove ten years of yellow stains with new colgate optic white renewal. tthe bad news? our so will this recital.day. depend® fit-flex underwear offers your best comfort and protection guaranteed. >>> our top story this morning, a

court of appeals judges, two supreme court justices. it's incredible. but we were going, if you go to the 9th circuit, if you go certain places it's almost impossible to win. i was surprised at justice robertson. i think a lot could have been left unsides. a lot of people, in top legal minds disagreed when he said it. i'm just talking about facts. i'm talking about sort of the factings of life. that's the way it is. >> brett: our next question is from david hinds, a democrat when, decided to vote fur in 2016. >> mr. president, welcome back to scranton. everyone supports protecting the environment but the e.p.a. seems too focused on complex regulations, fines, fees and lawsuits. what can do you to leave the e.p.a. to -- lead the epa to focus on proactive compliance. but david, i love the question. we're very tough but we get things done and we're taking regulations off like nobody's ever seen. and i say very simplely, i want to have the cleanest air on the planet, the most crystal clear blue water on the planet. and our conditions are much better than they were three years ago. you know very well, dav

the 9th circuit is afraid of goliath google we're not done fighting for free speech and we will keep pushing forward this is a significant decision because the effect of it is that the court of appeal he's stating that social media companies such as google and facebook have a ride to make a decision. walt people are going to be exposed to the reach of those companies is unprecedented but we ducked reach there's not been an equivalent in imposition of responsibility the risk of course is that those companies will be able to control the political agenda so in order for this to change the rules be a need for additional laws to be to be brought in in order to ensure that social media companies are not placed in a position where there are effectively controlling the entire political system. saying the wrong thing on social media these days always seems to trigger a backlash. takes a look at some of the woke and outrage that's been happening this week. dear diary what a reek of distressing stories there's new evidence suggesting that back in the seventy's buddy was a loony rate from to service a disappointment on his visit to india donald trump managed to vote but he must cut every singl