professor randy barnett will lecture this evening on the three narratives of slaughterhouse. before i proceed i'm asked to request of you you turn off all cellphones and all other electrical or electronic equipment because even in silent modes, they cause considerable interference with the sound system in the courtroom. and you can do that now. thank you. i would like to express the society's sincere gratitude to our hosts this evening, justice clarence thomas. justice thomas has been very generous and giving of his time to the society whenever we have called upon him. and i want to thank him for taking the time this evening to be with us. i remember a couple of years ago i heard a scholar describe the work of a supreme court justice as reading and reading and reading and then writing and then reading some more and then writing and then editing a little bit and then writing some more and then reading some more. and all of that takes time. when the society calls upon a justice to do something for us, we are very conscious of the fact that we are intruding on the justice's time

then professor barnett for ten minutes. and then i will attempt to intervene if i get a word in edgewise, to guide the conversation on some of these interesting concepts. over to professor kens. >> thank you victoria. and i want to thank justice pryor for his kind intersection and the historical society for inviting me to participate. i appreciate the opportunity to take part in this conversation about lochner versus new york. a case to put it mildly has not enjoyed a good reputation. chicago law professor, david a. strous best captured the lucky ner legacy with a simple question, who would ever cite in case in a supreme court brief, except to identify it with your opponent's position. it's safe to say that a majority of lawyers, constructional scholars and judges from all sides of the political and economic spectrum, rank lochner along with dread scot is one of the worse decisions in constructional history. of course there are only prominent exceptions, i suspect randy will attempt to quince you the lochner case does not d

here's errol barnett. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the strategy allows for deploig around 4,000 new troops and aggressively pushing pakistan for being a safe haven for terrorists.

. >> a rol barnett has the latest. -- errol barnett has the latest. >> president trump says he's working during his stay at his golf club in bedminister but took time yesterday to greet wedding guests at his resort. on twitter the president described new u.n. sanctions on north korea as the largest ever to punish the country. the sanctions are in response to its testing of two intercontinental ballistic mission ils last month. analysts believe they were capable of reaching u.s. soil and could be used to carry a nuclear weapon. >> the north korean threat has not left us it is rapidly growing more dangerous. >> u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says the move cuts deep but more action is needed. >> that while this resolution is a significant step forward, st not nearly enough. >> russia and china didn't use their veto power and supported sanctioners, a move the white house says it appreciates. it is a sign of diplomatic progress for the trump administration, which has been trying to convince china to use more of its economic leverage over pyongyang. today secretary of state rex tiller

barnett to comment on two points. as you know, wendell holmes jr. wrote the dissenting opinion in lochner. also as i am sure you are aware, justice holmes is one of the most cited justices in history, principally i think because of his opinion. i would like to contrast justice holmes with the book, structure of liberty, where he emphasized the structure between libertarianism and classic liberalism. would you say that, as you indicate in your book, the private adjudication and the enforcement of law is the only legal system that can provide adequate solutions to problems of interest and power? and do you believe justice holmes would sign on to that theory today? >> thank you, that sounds like it could be a masters thesis, could you find a short answer to that? >> that is based on the accurate reading of my book called the structure of liberty, justice and the rule of law. this is really beyond the scope. but this caller has read this book and has successfully applied the book to this particular question. right now what we're really concerned about i

>> quijano: errol barnett, thanks. we turn now to our chief washington correspondent and "face the nation" host john dickerson. john, in the first book of president trump's new chief of staff general john kelly made a big change firing the communications director. will he be able to organize a rather disorganized west wing? >> well, the reviews from the first week are good. both because general kelly has be white house staff, having meetings in which basically he gets everybody moving in the same direction. he has gotten some of the fight of the ogos, apparently in line, it's only been one week of course. and then his other challenge which he seems to be making some inroads on is how to manage up which is to say working with the president, a president who loves improvisation but is in a job where it is very hard to improvise and not cause chaos. >> quijano: so how big of a challenge will that be managing up? >> well, it depends mostly, i think, the biggest challenge for general kelly is that the president likes to be t

derek barnett looks like the real deal. two sacks for barnett. eagles loose 24-9. to baseball, the mets are in town to face the phillies in a four game set. phillies were feeling good about themselves, came in with a three game win streak. they began with a tribute to darren daulton. >> reece hoskins makes his debut. 0 for 2 at the walk. vince v velasquez not having his best stuff. leaving after one inning with numbness in one of his fingers. mark comes on in relief. 4-0 new york. in the seventh inning, justin surrenders a shot to michael. mets hit four home runs, phillies smoked 10-0. >> we haven't had one of these in a while. it's going to happen if they have all of the runs, via the home run. just one of those days. >> same two >> the sixers have released details on their upcoming schedule. there are interesting games. they open october 18th out of washington face the knicks in madison square garden on christmas day on espn and sixers have a game overseas in london january 7th against the celtics. >> lawton on the par three fourth hole, a six iron is all he need

derek barnett looks like the real deal. two sacks for barnett. eagles loose 24-9.the mets are in town to face the phillies in a four game set. phillies were feeling good about themselves, came in with a three game win streak. they began with a tribute to darren daulton. >> reece hoskins makes his debut. 0 for 2 at the walk. vince v velasquez not having his best stuff. leaving after one inning with numbness in one of his fingers. mark comes on in relief. 4-0 new york. in the seventh inning, justin surrenders a shot to michael. mets hit four home runs, phillies smoked 10-0. >> we haven't had one of these in a while. it's going to happen if they have all of the runs, via the home run. just one of those days. >> same two teams tomorrow, nick pi vet ta on the round. stick around, we have more "action news" after the break. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with

errol barnett has the the latest. >>> president trump says he is working during his stay at his golf club in bedminister but took time to greet wedding guests at his resort. twitter the president described new u.n. sanctions on north korea as the largest ever to punish the country. the sanctions are in response to its testing of two intercontinental ballistic missiles last month. analysts believe they were capable of reaching u.s. soil. and could be used to carry a nuclear weapon. >> the north korean threat has not left us. it is rapidly growing dangerous. >> u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley says the move cuts deep but more action is needed. >> while this resolution is a significant step forward it is not nearly enough. >> russia and china didn't use their veto power. and supported sanctions. a move the white house says it appreciates. it is a sign of diplomatic progress for the trump administration which has been trying to convince china to use more of its economic leverage over pyongyang. today, secretary of

>> quijano: errol barnett, thanks. coming up next, another nfl star takes a stand by taking a seat. >> quijano: two u.s. solliers were killed today in northern iraq. military officials say they were conducted combat operations but their deaths were not the result of enemy contact. five other soldiers were injured. seven members of syria's white helmets rescue team were killed this weekend. the volunteer medics were shot in the head during the raid on their base near the sid city ofidlib. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. among the head is the hero white helmet who famously repped as he rescued a baby girl from the bombed out building in september. the white helmets were nominated for the 2016 nobel peace prize. marshawn lynch sat out the national anthem last night before a preseason game between the oakland raiders and arizona cardinals. the former seattle runningback came out of retirement to sign with his hometown raiders remained seated while his teammates stood. lynch has voiced support for quarterback

this past thursday night derek barnett had another great game notching his third bat of the preseasonacticing with first team defense. d line coach wilson was asked if barnett should start in washington for the season he or. >> he's played against solid competition but to see him going after the one day after day are going to be the critical factors. he's a rakim he key. he hasn't had a break since his bowl game. >> i think i need top continue continue -- to continue to improve and there's things -- there's a lot of things i should have done better. >> the phillies headed west this week. the giants and padres. they have nothing to show for it dropping all five games. tonight they hope top get a win when jerad eickhoff takes the mound. last night derek partly cloudy with a double scoring two runs and the giants never looked back. the phillies could not figure out the giants' matt moore. he came into the game with the highest era for starter and held the phils to just two runs in seven and a third innings. phillies drop their sixth straight game 10-two the final. they'll try again tonig

barnett has some serious skills and there should be no surprise when he puts up numbers this regularson. and finally, my take on the suspension of cowboys running seek elliot. six games seems like enough but is it really? if he laid a finger on a lady one time he needs to season off but the early reports are saying multiple times. i credit the nfl for trying but it's not that difficult. if you want to domestic violence to stop in the league, start threatening careers. enough is truly enough. dawn? >> all right, thank you. >>> ticket master may soon have major competitor in the sports entertainment ticket business. amazon wants to tap into the growing ticket issue. live nation says revenues are up $2.8 billion this year. the folks at amazon hoping to get into that business and possibly drive prices down. >>> tonight a judge throws out a denver dee jay' case against taylor swift before jurors even hearing closing argument. former dee jay dived of david mueller claims tailor sweat got him fired. they says mueller groped her during a meet and groat in 2013. the judge says the radio host

i think barnett is going to come through. there's malcolm jenkins talking about his stand with the anthem last night i'm here to talk about the game and i love him as a player. and he's a good team layer. >> and we love you. >> i love one of my favorite places in the whole area is the lobster loft and you're going to be performing coming up. >> are you going to be there saturday night labor day weekend? >> maybe. i'll be down the shore. >> i'll make sure you get like half price off maybe. >> thank you. we'll be right back in just a moment. . >>> are we back on? mcmill facing charges in new york after investigators say he was riding recklessly through the street. they were able to identify him using social media took him into custody. tmz has the video. we'll have more further. >>> also kevin hart ranked. he is just a man on fire. right now on good day philadelphia we're going to show you some video. this is the act of a vandal defacing a statue of frank rizzo. lots more coming up in a live report. victory. it happens at the w

that's where i feel most comfortable. >> now to the derek barnett. two sacks in a limited time. that's exactly what we want to see from the first round. jim schwartz spoke about what he last thursday iked from barnett- >> there's things he can do better. he had a couple sort of wasted rushes. you know, where we burn in sync with our front four. sort of what you expect from a rookie as you start. but you know, obviously, two sacks and a limited number of reps, you know, that cave kind of production you expect from a first around >> to the colts and lions. stafford throw gets and that's a pick for john simmons, that's an interception, stafford went two tore for three, the lions get 24-10. phillies can't win it but can have a chance to tie. they won yesterday way great game by aaron nola. top of the fifth, he let up this two-run bomb. he wins fox 5 an third giving up four run, in the bottom of the inning, reese hose kins gets his first hit in the majors, one for three with an rbi and a walk, hopefully this gets him going, we need our young guys start to shine. later. check this out

at least that derrick barnett is playing well. d wins superbowls. >> yes. >> yes, that's right. defense has been playing very well. and they've got a lot of plus', i like what we've seen out of the defensive line, fletcher cox, derek barnett, all of the guys back there have been playing well, mychal kendricks has been playing some great football. then you have th the addition of darby, who has been a great edition, they traded for him, and he's definitely their best cornerback, he is big plus to that defensive secondary. >> this d can be huge for this team. as you said, defense can win championships, but can also get to you a championship. it can be great band aid if your offense is struggling, so keep an eye out, not just barnett as g mentioned, all three levels on the d. >> was it lane johnson saying he thinks it will be a special season? >> he had some big things, did you guys see that? >> well, he's motivated, right? he comes back motivated. a lot of people were upset about what happened last year. making substance not supposed to take, so he's fired up. has new nickname for

elaine. >>> errol barnett. thank you. >>> there are new developments in the investigation into last week's terror attacks in spain. 14 people were killed including an american. dozens remain in the hospital. deborah patta is in barcelona. in this predominantly catholic country, it was an offer of prayers. the police investigation continued. over 100 gas canisters were found in the house where the plot was allegedly hatched by a 12 member terrorist cell. they planned a bombing rampage but blew the house up by mistake. spurring into action the deadly twin ramming attacks that killed 14 people. most of the cell came from the small mountain town where it appears they were radicalized by a moimam who spent time in jailn drug charges one of the recruits suspected driver of the van that mowed down pedestrians was 22-year-old who police believe is still on the run. authorities here say that returning to normal is the best way to defeat terror. there was nothing normal about the events of the past week. sunday, does, ho

here's errol barnett. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the strategy allows for deploying around 4,000 new troops and aggressively pushing pakistan for being a safe haven for terrorists. aggressively general joseph patel is visiting afghanistan and pakistan to brief them on the plans. the u.s. currently has fewer than 10,000 troops in afghanistan, many of them as trainers. afghanistan is the united states longest running war, weeks and u.s. involvement there dates back to the weeks and months kster the 9/11 attacks. on friday, the president met with his national security team including general james mattis on friday, the president met with his national security team after that, the presidential tweeted many decisions made including on afghanistan. >> the troop strength question is sort of the cart before the horse. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today, democratic senator tim kaine, a member of armed services committee member, said he wants to know what the long-term plan is. >> the real question is what is our strategy? and then when you lay out the strategy, then the troop strength

reena. >> ninan: errol barnett, thank you, errol. a victory for the trump edministration at the united nations. today, the security council unanimously adopted a u.s. resolution with punishing new sanctions on north korea. the vote follows north korea's launch of its first intercontinental ballistic missile july 4. and a second test on july 28. search-and-rescue operations are under way for three missing u.s. marines. they were aboard an mv-22 osprey that crashed into the sea of australia. 23 other personnel on board the aircraft were rescued. the osprey flies like a plane but has helicopter-like rotor blades so it can take off and land vertically. thunderstorms are expected to rumble over parts of the country tonight. yesterday's storms caught several people by surprise. here's carter evans in los angeles. >> reporter: flash flooding turned low-lying areas in las vegas into lakes on friday. many had to be rescued from their cars. >> that water is rising. sc reporter: these men scrambled to safety on top of a taxi in hotel parking lo

errol barnett now on sins of the father. >> it's been 40 years and it came back again. >> reporter: phillip barbara butler have been reluctantly recalling the night they were terrorized by the ku klux klan as newlyweds. this week they discovered the man responsible for burning a seven-foot cross in their front yard has been a practicing catholic priest an hour's drive away. >> we need to find out what-- why this was done. >> reporter: 62-year-old william aitcheson made the confession in this essay published monday writing, "my action were despicable. while 40 have passed i must say this, soim sorry. but church officials say his statement came after a reporter began asking questions, and that's when "he acknowledged his past and saw the opportunity to tell his story." after his arrest decades ago, his racist offenses became front-page news, partly because he had threatened the life of dr. martin luther king judiciary's life, coretta scott king, and because president reagan visited two of his victims, the but lers. >> there shouldn't be any place in our country for that sort of ring. >> repor

and emma barnett joins and emma barnettjoins him. and emma barnett joins him.er military action by the usa will be justified. justin gatlin boyd5 getting a chorus of boos again, and we argued whether they should be more forgiveness in sport. and then esther rantzen tells us why she was arrested cause of a bowl of bad stew. join us at 10am. we will. let's check out the latest weather. i have been liberated from my earlier studio to see the glory of the day and it's looking really stupendous. very glad to say it was actually clear last night for the greater part of the country and weather watchers as ever were out in force to capture the overnight glory is and here in keswick, just standing out in that glorious sunshine. all of the above courtesy of this area of high pressure, clearing the sky is very nicely. this was the scene from just a short time ago, speckled cloud from the word go across the north and north—west of scotland, this is the area that will see the bulk of the showers today. you get the sense on the big picture on if i need to say anything else,

first round selection derek barnett shine. barnett played 23 snaps, two sacks.e acts like he's been there. no celebration no sack dance on to the next play. love it. nfl announced dallas cowboys star running back ezekiel elliot will be suspended for the fix games without pay for violating the league's personal conduct policy. after a year long investigation the nfl released a statement saying the league interviewed multiple witnesses and reviewed photographic and digital evidence in addition to text messages to determine their ruling and they found that elliot engaged in physical violence against a woman on several occasions in 2016. sad six games might not be enough. obviously we'll see what happens there. but that is a huge loss for the cowboys. 15 touchdowns last year. huge loss. >> i'll tell you those dallas cowboys. >> third player to be suspended. >> can't stay out of the headlines. >> nope. >> all right. monica, how about update on the weekend. >> we'll get last check of that seven day forecast. i know everyone is looking to the weekend. and you are seein

. >> eagles first round pick derrick barnett made people notice in the bird's first preseason game.longer than he had hoped but rhys hoskins got his first major league hit. >>> phillies lost to the mets this afternoon 6-2 but rhys hoskins recorded his first major league rbi in the first inning and then followed that up with his first career hit in the fifth. it came in his fourth game bottom of the fifth off mets starter chris flexen. the base hit to right with the based loaded it looked like it was going to be a big inning until odubel herrera and his base running mistake led to a double play. still, for hoskins it's a hit he'll never forget. >> yeah. you dream about that moment for a long long time. i was happy to do it in that situation too. i think just with some pitch selection at times especially when i was getting ahead in counts. you know i was getting out of my approach and my plan. you know it's never a good place to be. >> on the mound zach eflin gave up four riddenuns in 5 1/3 innings. two home runs one by conforto in the first, another by curtis granderson here in the f

back wednesdayel returning after missing the first two games with a hamstring injury and dar rick barnett misses practice today with a minor leg injury more on the eagles offense and struggles tonight on action news sports sunday coming up, in about 12 minutes and mike missanelli will be in studio at 11:45 jordan matthews still trying to get over his first love playing for the city of brotherly love matthews breaking a silence today saying it has been hard since being traded to buffalo matthew misses his friends like carson wentz, in fact, he has been regularly talking with eagles players and matthews who missed the pre season game at the link will be ready for buffalo but sounds like matthews wishes he was still playing for eagles. >> i see them everywhere else and you kind of want to because it's real you know, those are real friends that i had. it's hard you know we were real good friends so it was definitely something i have to kind of get over and kind of move on from it and i call the guys all the time and still in the groove and texting them and wishing them luck on the season. >>

thedaric barnett picked up his third sack in two games.e likes what he sees from barnett. >> it's a relentless finish, he plays to the whistle that's exiting. hopefully with miami coming up, he will roll in there with the first unit again and watch him grow. >> there's more work to be done i think i need to improve. >> reporter: it was a good night for corey clement the run be back from glassboro, new jersey. he rushed for 34 yards and 8 carries, poad caught up -- jamie apody caught up with him after the game. >> reporter: you scored in front of your hometown. >> when i was breaking through the line of scrimmage i charged in either way i'm falling into this endzone. i think i had a big smile in my head it's right here, if i don't get it, i willpset with myself. >> did it live up to the way it played out in your dreams. >> way more than that, ten times better than i expected. penn state james franklin less than a year ago he was on the hot seat. ri happy man. look at him. he gets a 6 year extension worth $34 million. that makes him one of the highest paid footb the nation.s coming off an 11th -

errol barnett now on sins of the father. >> 40 years. came back again. >> fill tim and barbara butler have been reluctantly recalling the night they were terrorized by the ku klux klan as newlyweds. the man responsible for burning a 7 foot cross in their front yard has been a practicing catholic priest an hour's drive away. >>y ne we need to find out why was done. >> 62-year-old william aitcheson made the confession in the essay published monday. writing my actions were despicable. while 40 years passed i must say this. i'm sorry. adding that images from charlottesville brought back memories of a bleak my life that i would have preferred to forget. but church officials say his statement came after a reporter began asking questions. that's when, he acknowledged his past and saw the opportunity to tell his story. after his arrest, decades ago, aitcheson's racist offenses became front-page news because he threatened the life of dr. martin luther king jr.'s wife, core ita scott king and because president reagan visited two of his victims the

here's emma barnett.ight newsnight looks at the mysterious tale of the investigative journalist who was last seen while following a story on a danish submarine. join me now on bbc two. that's all from the news at ten team — now on bbc one, hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm leah boleto — coming up tonight. celtic have one foot in the champions league group stage after thrashing astana at parkhead. mark stoneman is the only change in the england cricket team to face the west indies in the first day—night test at edgbaston tomorrow. scotland's catriona matthew has been called up to replace the injured suzann pettersen in europe's solheim cup team. hello welcome to the show. let's start with that 5—nil thriller in glasgow then. celticjust didn't hold back. they thrashed kazakhstan champions astana in their first leg champions league qualifier. here's tim hauge‘s with all the details. when it comes to domestic dominance nobody can touch celtic, but european excellence has not happened for some time in 50 ye

here's emma barnett.newsnight, what do today's migration statistics mean for theresa may, and what lessons can the uk learn from norway and border. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh woozencroft. the main headlines this evening. there's a tough draw for spurs and celtic as this season's champions league groups are revealed. everton seal a spot in the europa league draw helped by a stunnerfrom gylfi sigurdsson. and it's by only four hundredths of a second, but that's enough for m0 farah to win his very last race on the track. the six british clubs who will play champions league football this season found out their opponents, as the draw for the group stages took place in monaco earlier. it won't really make easy reading for fans of celtic or spurs. jose mourinho and manchester united will be relatively happy to face portuguese champions benfica, basel and cska moscow in group a. scottish champions celtic face a tough test in group b, w

the other big surprise has been derrick barnett and he could be pushing time to be a starter. >> have heard vinney cury here? >> i have not. >> and they have a rotation on the defensive end and worry about defensive tackle because they are not deep in defensive tackle and they will have to stay on the field the whole time. >> linebacker and speaking ofs and byron max well returning to miami for the joint practices with the eagles and chris long showing solidarity with jenkins and we will discuss this when we come back. ♪ ♪ action news sports sunday sponsored by audi challenge all givens. ♪ back on sports sunday it has been a tough weekend in america after everything that transpired down in charlottesville virginia the hometown of chris long and showing support for team make jenkins during the anthem one hand on the hard and one around jenkins and wants to show support for a white athlete we quality and not being on the team very long only a few months what does it say about chris long? . >> i think it was grace and more white players need to support the black players that are doing th