we have the apa here. justice scalia was a big defender of chevron in its original incarnation but, over time, came to realize athe apa had text that actually bore on this question. and i think, when you're enforcing that text, you come to the same place as our article iii argume, ich is that courts have to exercise independent judgment. justice alito: do you think that the canons of interpretation ate have now and all of the other tools that we have in r statutory interpretation toolkit are like the enigma mainand so we have these statutes and the're sort of written in code and we run them through the enigma machine and, abra cadabra, we have the best interpretation? do you really think that's how wks? martinez: i -- ihi that what this court does with respect to the normal canons of construction is it's used the -- it'--t's generated those canons as rough rules of thumb to help guide the interpretive process because, if the court believes that the canons best oximate the best original meaning of the statu

chevron also violates the apa. the most straighrd reading of section 706 requires de novo review of legal questions. congress pstitutional and statutory interpretation on eql footing, and it required independent legal judgment as to bo as justice scalia wrote, the apa's text contemplates that courts, not agencies authoritatively resolve ambiguities in statutes. d, third, this court's only justification for chevron is the plied delegation theory, but that theory is a fiction. there's no rto think that congress intends every ambiguity in every agencute to give agencies an ongoing power to interpret d interpret federal law in ways that overdets best meaning. inhicase, the agency misinterpreted the msa to force ruling fishermen to pay up to 20 percent of their annual ofits to federal agents. e government says that even if all nine of you agree wi uthat the agency's construction is worse than ours, you should nonetheless de that construction and uphold their program unevron. that's not consistent with the rule of law. i

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heritage fountains she used as a vehicle to start apa heritage month during the month of may in san francisco and that event has been extraordinary. not just for the api community of san francisco but for san francisco as a destination for people who come here in the month of may to participate in kamth a film festival celebrating api stories through affirm the san francisco asian art museum we hope a number of events and activities a commemorative stamp on here in san francisco we judge did the year of the dragon not to long ago the post master general asked for a donations to unveil the stamp because of significance not just a seniors during the month of may how they slaeshtd apa heritage month in san francisco to tell the story. to recognize the community and to celebrate the history and the culture of the asian community of san francisco in the bay. but again taking this opportunity to use her voice as a way to bridge a gap during again, the height of the italy asian hate in san francisco in 2022 and making a very intentional choice to use apa to bring the black and asian commun

stop this genocide, stop this genocide, and the apa party, and the apa party, and the occupation, and the occupation, and let me clean in, and let me clean in, stop this genocide, stop this genocide, please, free, palestine, free, free palestine, let's get the salam in life. al-khain and the spy on al-khain, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy, and the spy. the qur'an that was revealed, however , has its own special recitation. it has its own special spring. by reciting the qur'an in this holy month, even if it is little , fasting and the purity of the hearts of people can insure one year. the qur'an's table becomes wider, the use of the qur'an for people the success will be more in the month in which we get acquainted with the book and word of god. you read the quran , every word that comes out of your mouth, you know what a great reward is the reward of reading the quran , this is very much for me. quran is also more welcome. mr. mehdi is 45 years old, but he spent 42 years without his father's shadow. he was studying all the way . his father was not with him. we have

tonight he couldn't really be here tonight and i want to thank the committee for all the work and the apa heritage foundation claudine cheng who does amazing work. thomas lee, al perez and grace. almost grace, almost. i want to also thank our chief of protocol marian and some of our amazing leaders, president of the chinese console baited benevolent association. thank you for being here today and our pair port commissioner representing the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce malcolm young. [applause] >> and congratulations to kevin chang who is the new chaplain for the san francisco sheriff. [applause] >> and i know mary young is also here somewhere. now we have a number of new council generals and i want mention the countries joining us here today, korea singapore, mongoala. welcome to san francisco. we also have the consul general of japan as well as other places and can they please stand up. [applause] >> thank you to those who are joining us here today and welcome to the new council generals. we look forward to welcome and you celebrating at the lunar new year parade this saturd

holly. >> fda approved abortion by mail admitted was not adequate and that violated the apa. the lower court's decision restore long-standing and crucial protections under which millions of women use abortion drugs, and we heard a lot this morning about standing. article 3 is satisfied here because the fda relies on hospitalists to care for women harmed by abortion drugs, and 2.9 and 4.6 women will end up in the emergency room, and the fda acknowledges women are more likely to need surgical intervention, and it's no surprise that respondents have been treated, and women have suffered tens of thousands of times. the respondent doctors forced to manage the abortion drug harm, and ruling against respondents here, article 3, neither demands nor permits this. fda's outsourcing of abortion drug harm to outsourcing doctors forces them to choose between helping women with abortion and their conscious. in 2021, it eliminated the initial in-person visit and based on data, it says elsewhere, and these actions fall far short of what the apa acquires, and this court should affirm. i welco

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that they can move human beings as piecesoh, it must be apa it must be organized agreed, it must be moneyized greed, it must be money. it's the truth. apecble] no way a part of their reflection. we tell the truth about them. it's got nothing to do with the hatred of jewish brothers and sisters. it's got everything to do with our love for palestinians. we would do the same for any oppressed groups. thank god,al -- ground zero of the emerging >> we'll leave this here to go live to the u.s. house for member speeches. live coverage on c-span. [captioning made possible by th, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. use proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.]

heritage fountains she used as a vehicle to start apa heritage month during the month of may in san francisco and that event has been extraordinary. not just for the api community of san francisco but for san francisco as a destination for people who come here in the month of may to participate in kamth a film festival celebrating api stories through affirm the san francisco asian art museum we hope a number of events and activities a commemorative stamp on here in san francisco we judge did the year of the dragon not to long ago the post master general asked for a donations to unveil the stamp because of significance not just a seniors during the month of may how they slaeshtd apa heritage month in san francisco to tell the story. to recognize the community and to celebrate the history and the culture of the asian community of san francisco in the bay. but again taking this opportunity to use her voice as a way to bridge a gap during again, the height of the italy asian hate in san francisco in 2022 and making a very intentional choice to use apa to bring the black and asian commun

its iphones, which obviously i think 70% of the market is what the justice department says, is what apa now has control of in the smartphone market and it decided the right thing to do with everything from digital wallets, right? if you use your phone to tap to pay, apple gets a cut. 30%. they have control over the way smartwatches are able to integrate with with, iphones cloud streaming, apps everything that apple controls, apple says is in order to produce a better experience for customers, what the justice department says here today is that no this is stifling. innovation is stifling competition it is also sometimes stifling security for users and what they're asking the courts to do is to order apple to essentially open up this environment to make sure that other companies can be part of it >> so that, that specifically the change that they want is just to open it up a little bit more. what would that practically mean though? >> well a lot of people are thinking that perhaps in the end, the justice department and courts might my broached the issue of breaking up apa. right? that's n

that violates the apa.lower court's decision restored long-standing and crucial protections under which millions of women used abortion drugs. we have heard a lot this morning about standing. article three is satisfied because the fda relies on hospitals to care for women harmed by abortion between 2.9 d 4.6% of women will end up in the emergency room and three the fda acknowledges that women are more likely to need surgical intervention and other medical care without an in person visit. nearly 650,000 women take mifepristone every single year. it is no surprise that respondents exper room visits and treated women suffering from abortion drug harms tens of thousands of times. -- dozens of times. women's have suffered tens of thousands of times. the respondent doctors will be forced to manage harm is not a bug in the system but part of its design. ruling against respondents on standing will allow federal agencies to constrict -- conscript nonregulated policies from suffering other harm without judicial recou

lo hiciste por la bronca que tenías con mi apá ismael.pura fuerza bruta, tonta y se desata la furia en el clan casillas. pero tú, felina, no me esperaba esa torpeza de todos menos de ti , mijo, no te equivoques aurelio. vamos a resolver esto. el señor de los cielos mañana 10 9 centro. este es tu noticiero. telemundo 48. hay novedades respecto a las medidas en apoyo a inquilinos de concord aprobadas el mes pasado, ahora todo toma un giro inesperado dejándolos en el limbo. así comenzamos. qué tal? les saluda claudia de la fuente y césar bayona. bienvenidos, vamos a comenzar antes en oakland, donde otra cadena de restaurantes de comida rápida anunció cambios en su forma de operar. es que ellos dicen que se vieron obligados debido a la crisis de inseguridad en esa ciudad y es yomara lópez que nos tiene el informe yomara. la cadena de restaurantes taco bell anunció que cerrarán 2 de sus instalaciones en oakland debido al crimen que se está viviendo en esa ciudad y que solo ofrecerán autoservicio este lunes. muchos se llevaron una sorpresa cuan

and it iour nsmake us drift apae to talk to each other.e to talk. and humanities and social science are extremely important because at their corethey care n technology and people. use of■/ technology, the book, e broadcast. now film aredriven by technolog. so is art, performing arts, things that go hand-in-hand with technology. technology has influence these things. we need a deephumanities social, history, to shape the future. orie was winning the dartmouth grand challenge, he won a $2 million grand prize. in 2016i had the opportunity to ride in a self-driving car in pittsburgh connected to carnegie mellon university. 'óit fel moving from horse and buggy era to the automated era for the first time. it was a little disconcerting to be vehicle. are these ready for prime time? sebastian: dangerous to talk to a person with a memory. 2005 when many listeners were still chi we had a race organized by the u.s. government. they have an office called defense research which is behind things such as the internet and other inventions. qthey had prize

por nuestros muertos, apá? porque se viene un capítulo de infarto. solita le voy a mandar un regalito. la dea localizó una casa en sinaloa donde habita una mujer que le acaba de parir un hijo a casillas. el mejor te llevará al cielo. el mismísimo señor de los cielos. este lunes 19 centro por. telemundo este es tu noticiero. telemundo 48. casas sorpresa! la suspensión del contrato de la superintendente del distrito escolar de albrook. se trata de hilaria bauer, que estuvo en el cargo por 10 años. le diremos lo que dicen las autoridades y padres de familia sobre el caso. así comenzamos. hola, qué tal? buenas noches. feliz viernes. les saluda césar bayona y claudia de la fuente. gracias por acompañarnos, por estar en sintonía. vamos a empezar esta edición en oakland con este reportaje que verán solo aquí en telemundo 48. es de una mujer de 58 años que asegura que la asaltaron a plena luz del día. bueno, acaso un mes del incidente la policía no ha confirmado si arrestó o no al sospechoso y es yomara lópez quien visitó a la víctima, quien asegura que vivi

i'll give you apa quickie on tht one and but but and that's just part of the story but then of courserking all on at a lighthouse and it was an arranged marriage. and it sounds like it worked out incredible giving you an incredible cplay your success? well, i would tell. my mother, europe about my mom,d we're going to republish it in english, but they're rewriting it because it was published with european language type stuff and my mother came from an educated in constantinople. i say constantinople, it's istanbul$u now. since the and and. i. in 1911 they were saying it was s constant conflict between the ottoman empire, the turkish and the greeks. at one time there constantine. now i think there's maybe thousand and they considered, my grandfather, a terrorist and he had to take his family and leave at time in 1911 and moved down to that island. and he said, oh, stop now, going by the big island of kos, chaos along the turkish coast. and they escaped constantinople. and my mother was at an educated lady. she they had made a deal that they sent guy to athens to educate them and make h

i will tell you this if a member of alpa or apa or that's the unions representing pilots, they get into front and i'll get into the back and they are the ones to make the ultimate decision. whether it's a max or a piper cub if they're going to fly i'm writing long. arthel: it will be interesting to see the airlines to use these planes how they rectify the situation. because it is a problem. good to talk to you. thank you very much. >> thank you. jonathan? jonathan: this tuesday at mark's world autism awareness day. one at pageant queen is using her platform to raise awareness and break down stigmas. miss in missouri 2023 and her brother join us right here on "fox news live" coming up. jonathan: pope francis celebrate mass at the vatican after skipping the good friday procession due to health concerns. christina coleman joins us now with more. >> hi jonathan but it is several pope has been battling episodes of bronchitis and the flu over the past few months. today he appeared happy, healthy and in good spirits he delivered his easter message today from st. peter's basilica after morning

besides that, they were born only four days apa. and anti-nazi film?from the moment he considered it. he would not have made it otherw was an act of great polil and psychological courage on his part. no one what the film made. hollywood did not want it made. they started filming in september 1939. hollywood did not start producing anti-nazi films for another year. the american public was isionist in 1939, as was congress, and they would continue to be isolationist until the japanese in december. so he was swimming against the tide. ign office did not want it made. neville chamberlain inhe placate hitler politically and psychologically. it was not working. chaplin believed that you cannot negotiate with an authoritarian psychotic, you can only defeat them or put them down with a bte to use. peter: at the end of the film charlie chaplin broke character and gave a little speech. charlie chaplin: i am sorry. i do not want to rule or conquer i shall like to help everyone if possible, black men, whites. we all want to help one another. we■;l want to live by

in fact, there apa no american soldiers in the war in ukraine and i am determined to keep it that way is being blocked by those who want to walk away from our world leadership. it wasn't long ago when republican president ronald reagan thundered, "mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall." now my predecessor, a former republican president, tells putin "do whatever the hell you want." quote. a former president actually said that, bowing down to a russian leader. i think it's outrageous, dangerous, and it's unacceptable. [applause] america is a founding member of nato. mi alliance of democratic nations created after world war ii to prevent war and keep the peace. and, we have made nato stronger than ever. we welcome finland to the alliance last year. and just this morning, sweden officially joined, and their minister is here tonight. stand up. [applause] pres. biden: welcome, welcome, welcome. ■÷and they know how to fight. mr. prime minister, welcome to nato, the strongest milita seen. i say this to congress, we have to stand up to putin. send me a bipartisan national security bill. history i

at the truth is, it is a 4% cut for most of the apa once you take out the super funds.this bill has also received attention because of a provision about guns and veterans. what is the controversy there? lisa: this is a provision that has been hotly debated but was put in here as a compromise. conservatives wanted it. let's look at with the policy is for veterans when it comes to guns. veterans who are declared mentally incompetent by the v.a. are referred to the department of justice. the department of justice then puts them on the list where they will be blocked from gun ownership. that is the current policy. but this deal would reverse that. i have to tell you, of course this is very controversial. veterans especially are a group that we know have higher rates of suicide, it has been rising, and they are more likely to use firearms if they do turn to suicide. this is an instance where we talked to advocates on both sides who see this provision differently. >> well, veteran goes gets their benefits. they may or may not be having any mental health issues, but they're pu

that violates the apa. the lower court's decision restored long-standing and crucial protections under which millions of women used abortion drugs. the outsourcing of abortion drug harm to respondent doctors forces them to choose between helping a woman with a life threatening condition and violating their conscience. >> outside the court, there were simultaneous rallies and speeches on both sides of this highly volatile issue. yamiche alcindor is reporting from the supreme court. yamiche, what were the key arguments today? >> reporter: as you pointed out, this is one of the most consequential if not the most consequential abortion case to come before the supreme court since roe v. wade was overturned and you had an one side the fda as well who was represented by the u.s. solicitor general and a lawyer for danco, the maker of mifepristone. they were arguing the fda should have the regulatory rights to continue to regulate and to have the approvals processes and approval authority over this mifepristone medi

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if your apa reading critical systems, there is a strong potential that you're willing to pay significant dollars in ransom to get your systems back online efficiently. and these organizations need to play closer attention to their cybersecurity. we need to be much more proactive assessing where they have problems and fixing those problems before the ransomware gangs take advantage of them >> one less thing, just before we go, can you understand what you're saying that the individual organizations need to do, but can you give us an idea of what's being done in the federal level to help prevent some of these cyberattacks, especially if they're coming from outside the country sure. >> well, it's important to note that a lot of these attacks are coming from places which do not have co-operative law enforcement or agreements with the us, china, north korea, around russia. and so there's, there's work that can be done through law enforcement, federal law enforcement guy and others. >> but it's limited. >> we're seeing a lot of great work happen from the intelligence community, from cisa, in pa

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those judgments in the absence of the kind of arbitrary and capricious error that would satisfy the apa thank you >> justice gorsuch, justice camera, just to confirm on the standing issue under federal law, no doctors can be forced against their conscience is to perform or assist in an abortion, correct? >> yes. we think that federal conscience protections provide broad coverage here, just to be super precise, there are some triggering requirements of receiving federal funding and so forth. we've cited the relevant provisions at page five of our reply brief the church amendments have the most comprehensive protection here, and we think that those amendments guard against to the kind of injury that respondents are asserting there are also state law protections that often apply in this context. >> thank you >> justice barrett, would that be true even if the declarations were interpreted as respondents do to say that they regard any participation, even in transfusions or dnc's after the abortion is otherwise complete because tissue needs to be removed? >> yes. i think that would be true. s

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