. >> the supreme court heard oral argument today in ncaa versus alston, a consolidated case challenginger the collegiate sports association's limit on providing compensation and benefits violates federal antitrust law. under existing rules, colleges and universities can cover's a student athlete expenses related to their education including tuition, fees, and room and board. they will also allow payments for certain things such as academic awards and study abroad. . the justices have through june, 2021, to issue a ruling. >> the honorable chief justice the associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. oyez, oyez,

baltimore snapped oakland's win streak behind the bat of alston hayes. here he is right here. hayes homer to center in the bottom of the second ending well, it's also a fans in baltimore out pretty cool. and then a 2 run homer in the bottom of the 4th baltimore goes on to win 8 to one after the game. bob melvin talk about his team's early-season turn around. >> we got off to a tough started did not go our way and it was ugly for 6 or 7 games in. and when just the opposite after that. so when you have a veteran group that has been through it before. they really don't get too down. they got more upset than anything else. i think after the first, you know, week. and then we went on a nice run. so try to start again tomorrow. >> now despite the loss to a's are still in first place in west at 14 they are back in action tomorrow night will be in tampa taking on the rays. justine jonathan. >> thank you so much. we'll see during sports coming up. and coming up here tonight at 6, it's a very unusual oscars. will go live to los angeles to see how they knew. >> pandemic ceremony is going

place handcuffs off in a way several 100 kilos and here in kenya's capital nairobi thanks alston's noise are another problem for day laborers. kenneth one times invention could make life easier it's an electric powered car that goes faster and can carry more event in a system that. is big. silbert judge where the motion picture which. if you're looking to get more people below is equal to gender so leaving it up to you doesn't use full well it doesn't play well we'll see if you cook. dinner addition to sparing the environment the new vehicle can move it up to 7 kilometers an hour without using much manpower its ability to power itself is kinetic energy at its best and the big help for users. by you are working. and everything is put out of quiet then. came to achieve this squanto i developed electric rickshaw unlike noisy diesel cooktops this version rolls through nairobi almost silently and without emissions it also carries fine have instead of 3 people you want to diversify to. utilize what they cannot and emitted can be emitted to be in buses while we will be able now all of it up one

obviously with other special or upper tourist whenever they criticise government whenever they and philip alston on poverty. and i think it was a previous visit by spy a special operator on housing that i repeat 'd i remember well a couple of appears fact the working group an arbor detention which is also in the case of do it in a sense decide of a few years back and late 2000. 50 and that his his presence or his you know that scene ginny embassy. amounted to arbitrate a creation of liberty the british government gauged with that proceeding expecting that it would go in its favor but as soon as it turned out not to be in its favor it just refused to implemented now it is striking the irony of a government like the british government accusing someone like our sons of wanting to abase justice yet due to the founders basically they're facing justice or injustice and while the british government at the age trusts whenever the international system which is part of criticizes the british government we've seen similar developments with the e.u. write it that the government simply feels that it has some

of alston are in the us so we also need a good connection to that office we have this hunger for data and it's growing every day. down in the basement the software engineers managed to solve their internet problem by combining a range of different elements because of linked up a number of internet connection as a d.s.l. line or cable connection and are planning to throw a 3rd anka across this responder. basically there's an excellent l.t.e. network just a few 100 metres away from here and we're linking up all his lines to create a very fast internet connection and internet from the. technical obstacles alone mean that makeshift solutions like this and not an option for private individuals and that's a gap that you're going to add beats wants to fill he and his fellow free internet activists have installed free wife eye in most public buildings in bad checking and . you have lost or that's a critical reception. because more before you go that's a big network providers or most of them offer customers a voice over ip option was the fatah the advantage there is the people can then make ph

and other top officials here in berlin alston is the highest ranking member of the biden ministration to visit germany so far. ukraine says russia has not answered its requests to start a dialogue over the russian military buildup on its border says moscow has massed more than 40000 troops on its eastern border and the same number in crimea russia says the troop movements are defense. in the united states protests have broken out in the state of minnesota after police fatally shot a black man relatives have identified him as 20 year old dante right now the state governor says that he's closely monitoring the situation and the time tensions there are already high the incident comes as the trial of white minneapolis police officer derek show been charged with killing george ford last year is still under way. protesters versus police in the suburbs of minneapolis tear gas and rubber bullets fired at an agitated crowd and all too familiar scene by now . hundreds of demonstrators surrounded the police station in the town of brooklyn center after reports of another black man shot to death d

chair janet yellen she is the 1st women treasury secretary and another very important 1st is lloyd alston he's the 1st african american defense secretary a position that will determine the future of the u.s. in the middle east i'm sure we will hear a lot about him but friend not all has been good for biden as the asian community has been pretty upset that no one. is through president representing. this particular group of americans so this is something some people are really disappointed about all right our washington bureau chief in this poll with the latest on this very diverse capital in the white house thank you. your news coming up next to the point or international debate show from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see that. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context around a virus up to. 19. w. . percent drama competition wife marketing number. 5 that's how intuition. might millionaire fans runs fast and. because we. go of

especially young chick chins permanent be confronted with a lot graduate east from the austin society alston media and even politiques and. strengthens the more conservative even more islamist actually beasts was in the church and community because they can say that their girls that the man you are the only want to control text you write on the all strace right i mean last month several chechen man where on trial in vienna fulfill his resting chechen women do you think that this trial might have had an impact on the chechen community in australia it's my need to raise some discussions within the church and community that are already to sit on tear gas but i'm quite sure that the school not prevent anybody else from. yeah from from acting like he thinks it's the right way to act so this will not stop other young man who think they have to please some kind of moral police. where acts do you think he's an aussie adept at a job in terms of integration because you seem to have ended it to the fact that that's also partly the reason that this practice is perfect prevailing definitely in the chance

secretary of defense lloyd alston met his israeli counterpart benny gantz he says any new deal with iran must not undermine regional security are a full set has the latest from west jerusalem. flying into the major foreign policy issue confronting israel's alliance with the united states the divergence in approach to iran and its nuclear program u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin is the most senior biden administration official to visit israel since the new u.s. president was sworn in. after 4 years of a trump white house which favored the israeli line on iran these at different days as the u.s. explores options for reviving the iran nuclear deal as a major strategic partner for the united states are below bilateral relationship with israel in particular is central to regional stability and security in the middle east and during our meeting i reaffirmed to mr grant's our commitment to israel is enduring and it is our inquiry. austin's opposite number israeli defense minister benny gantz pledged cooperation in confronting what he called a threat to international security region and is

. >> the stanford cardinals -- >> reporter: today the nine justices heard alston versus the ncaa.se is whether there should be a cap on educational benefit athletes are allowed to receive s such as computers, science equipment, and musical instruments. attorney j jeffrey kessler is t plaintiff's attorney. >> what the players are hoping for is that the supreme court will reaffirm that the ncaa is subject to the same antitrust laws that apply to every other business in this country. >> reporter: the case is just a small part of a bigger battle. college athletes often on sports scholarships are not eligible to receive financial compensation, but those same rules do not apply to students on a music or arts scholarship who are allowed to accept outside payments for their work. >> what the ncaa is doing is basically taking away our uniqueness and who we are as people. >> reporter: the ncaa makes roughly $1.1 billion in revenue each year. much of it from television rights. and players like michigan's isaiah livers, want their share. hehe spokeke to espnn a about i week. >> i feel like a

about him over the cause of the next months and years as many of the biden cabinet both yellen and alston by the way were always already members of the obama administration and joe biden himself so if the obama's so he knows him very well but it is important to know that not all has been going for biden because the asian community has been upset that he didn't choose any asian representatives in his cabinet. our washington bureau chief you know spaulding thank you in this. and in football news north macedonia has stunned germany winning 21 in the world cup qualifier and whose book midfielder elgin scored the decisive goal late in the 2nd half that ended germany's 18 match winning streak in world cup qualifiers it was also the germans a final competitive game before this summer's european championship the result sparked while celebrations among the few north macedonian fans they ended up singing with the national team outside the state. euros europe's biggest volcano lit up the night sky as italy's mount etna burst into action again streams of lava spewed out of the volcano creating ash cl

. >> the supreme court heard oral argument today in ncaa versus alston, a consolidated case challenging whether the collegiate sports association's limit on providing compensation and benefits violates federal antitrust law. under existing rules, colleges and universities can cover's a student athlete expenses related to their education including tuition, fees, and room and board. they will also allow payments for certain things such as academic awards and study abroad. . the justices have through june, 2021, to issue a ruling. >> the honorable chief justice the associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. oyez, oyez, oyez. all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are advised to give their attention. the court is now sitting. god save the united states and this honorable court. [gavel bangs] >> we will hear arguments this morning in case 2512, national collegiate athletic association versus alston and the consolidated case. mr. waxman. mr. waxman: good morning, chief justice, and may it please the court. for more than a hundred

secretary alston and prime minister netanyahu illustrate where they are focused.the remarket, but benjamin by name seven times. >> bret: trey yingst on the newsroom. and the shrinking majority in the house and what speaker nancy pelosi is doing about it. first beyond the borders tonight, the destructive cyclone damaging several towns on australia western coast shattering windows, snapping trees, knocking out power. no reports of serious injury so far. a global chemical weapons watchdog group says it believes a syrian air force helicopter dropped a chlorine cylinder on a syrian town in 2018. sickening 12 people there. it is the second such finding from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. and a volcano on the caribbean island of st. vincent fires an enormous amount of ash and hot gas earlier today, it is the biggest explosive election yet since volcanic activity began last week. and officials are concerned about the lives of those who are refusing to evacuate. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back! ♪ ♪ so y

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general alston, now sec of defense, advised vice president biden and president obama to leave a residual00. i know that was true. vice president biden argued for zero. eventually went to zero and the rest is history. isis formed. if you have ever been around the azidi people, you know how dangerous that was. the rape around destruction of the azidi people, the women is something i have a hard time dealing with knowing it could have been avoided. this is an unforced error. so it's just not me saying this. congress and the afghan study group to be formed. it was a bipartisan group led by general dunford, the commander in afghanistan. michelle floynoy under considering to be secretary of defense and former senator joe dunnly. they spent a long time looking at what should we do knowing they would be advising the new president, whether it be trump, biden or anyone else. here's the bottom line. this is a bipartisan group spending a lot of time looking at the options available to us in afghanistan. according to experts that brief the study group, a precipitous withdrawal could lead to a reconst

now the case of the ncaa versus alston is technically an antitrust case but the ruling will be a defactoearn money. reading the tea leaves from oral arguments yesterday, many came away feeling that the ncaa is on the verge of a massive defeat. many conservative justices made statements or asked questions odds with the ncaa position. for instance, clarence thomas said, it strikes me odd as coaches salary have ballooned and they are in the amateur ranks as the players. brett kavanaugh wondered, if the ncaa was conspiring to deny athletes salaries and using antitrust to cover for the exploitation of athletes? the supreme court justice called it somewhat disturbing. samuel alito lawyer, former bill clinton solicitor general seth waxman whether educational benefits constitute pay-for-play amy coney barrett said, ncaa argument is that consumers love watching unpaid people play sports. this is not so much about the ncaa but earning money from the likeness, personal appeal. let's face it the ncaa is raking in millions and coaches are raking in millions but the players are not supposed to earn a

for tuesday he's due to meet with his german counterpart on a great hour and other top officials alston is the highest ranking member of the biden administrations a visit germany so far. when so many protests have broken out in the u.s. state of minnesota after police fatally shot a black man relatives have identified him as 20 year old dante wright the state governor has declared a state of emergency at a time when tensions are already high the incident comes as the trial of white minneapolis police officer derrick show you've been charged with killing george floyd last year is still under way. protesters versus police in the suburbs of minneapolis tear gas and rubber bullets fired at an agitated crowd and all too familiar scene by now. hundreds of demonstrators surrounded the police station in the town of brooklyn center after reports of another black man shot to death dante wright died during what should have been a routine traffic stop. wright's mother said her son called her when he was pulled over. he told me about one. that even getting pulled over by the bull you. don't know tha

we will hear argument this morning in case 20-520, national collegiate athletic association versus alston and the consolidated case. mr. waxman. >> good good morning mr. chif justice, and may it please the court. for more than a hundred years the distinct character of college sports has been that it's played by students who are amateurs, which uses say that they are not paid for their play. maintaining that distinct character is both procompetitive because it differentiates the ncaa's product from professional sports, and can be achieved only through agreement. the lower courts agreed that the ncaa's conception of amateurism is procompetitive back in striking down several of the rules they made two fundamental errors. first they defined their own much narrower conception of amateurism to me only fit athletes not be paid unlimited amounts on related to education. they didn't impose a regime that permits athletes to be paid thousands of dollars each year just playing on 18 and unlimited cash for post eligibility internships. that manifestly preserves neither the ncaa's demarcation between c

. >> now supreme court oral argument in ncaa versus alston i consolidated case challenging whether the collegiate sports associations limits on providing compensation and benefits violate federal antitrust law. this case dates back to may 2014 when a west virginia university football player and other college athletes filed suit challenging the in some delay compensation rules. a district court ruled partial in favor of the athletes agreeing restrictions on some of the education related benefits are in violation of law but the court also kept limits on compensation not pertaining to the athletes education. the ncaa filed an appeal to the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit but the fl the district court ruling. the supreme court decide to take the case on appeal in december 2020. the justices now have through june to issue a ruling. >> the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court of the united

i've discussed this with secretary alston. we are deep in cooperation with hhs and nih. with department of labor. for precisely this reason. we want more information in an urgent way so we can get decisions to our vets in a timely manner and third and last, i am putting myself on the hook for you on a regular basis to come back to you and tell you what that research is telling us and what the individual and aggregated claims are coming up for the veterans administration. this is acritically important issue . we go to our veterans that we get timely answers and we don't revert to our covert decades carrying around files. the president put it on me, i will be the advocate and i will hold myself to account for you. class the weather is fantastic and i know the gentleman. [inaudible] -- wherever they were madeavailable . we will talk to k going forward. lookingforward to working with you and i you . >> you judge carter and i know you'll be bouncing in and out with the defense hearing. feel free to do exactly what you need to do. okay, mister bishop recognized foryour five mi

the fact is that previous nominees like kyle duncan, howard nielsen, rosie alston, mike park, and countless others were opposed by democrats because of the clients that they represented. at the same time there is a growing hostilities of fair representation on the left with student radicals saying not everyone needs representation and liberal activists seeking to penalize law firms representing clients with wrong positions, so-called wrong positions on social or political issues. as a wise man said recently it can't be one set of rules for republicans and another for democrats. i plan to look at candidates records including their legal advocacy on behalf of clients. the far-left group demands justice -- demand justice which seems to be in charge of judicial selections in this administration says that you can tell what kind of judge someone will be by their clients. they strongly support judge jackson and judge jackson-akiwumi because their time as federal defenders were apparently because for them to pursue social justice rather than follow along. of course i hope not and it's not an accusa

the fact is that previous nominees like kyle duncan, howard nielsen, rosie alston, mike park, and countless others were opposed by democrats because of the clients that they represented. at the same time there is a growing hostilities of fair representation on the left with student radicals saying not everyone needs representation and liberal activists seeking to penalize law firms representing clients with wrong positions, so-called wrong positions on social or political issues. as a wise man said recently it can't be one set of rules for republicans and another for democrats. i plan to look at candidates records including their legal advocacy on behalf of clients. the far-left group demands justice -- demand justice which seems to be in charge of judicial selections in this administration says that you can tell what kind of judge someone will be by their clients. they strongly support judge jackson and judge jackson-akiwumi because their time as federal defenders were apparently because for them to pursue social justice rather than follow along. of course i hope not and it's not an accusa