, that they provide pro bono advocacy. i felt that missed the point about what lobbying is supposed to be which goes to the question what is lobbying supposed to be? if lobbying is going to be justified at all, worthy of some protection, we figure out what grounds is lobbying protected with representative government. lobbying in our system is only protected under the first amendment's petitioning clause. first amendment arguably the most famous of the bill of rights contains the -- a lot of stuff. not many people think about the last part of the first amendment which is the right of people to petition the government for a redress of grievances. most people think about free speech, freedom of religion, free press, petitioning is not mentioned but it is a very old right, it is the right of the people to insist their government respond to their problems. we have a complicated system of government these days, not at the national level but government have become complicated, local governments are large bureaucracies, hard to un

advocacy work in the same way that lawyers provide pro bono advocacy work. >> and i sort of felt that that misses the point about what lobbying is supposed to be. which then goes to the question what is lobbying supposed to be. well, if lobbying is going to be justified at all, if lobbying is going to be worthy of some kind of protection, then we have to figure out what lobbyists, basically on what grounds is lobbying protected in a system of a representative government like we have. lobbying in our system is really only protected under the first amendment of the petitioning clause. the first amendment arguably the most famous on the bill of rights, sees a lot of stuff to many people think about the very last part of the first amendment. the rights of people to petition the government for redress of grievances, people think about freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press, well petitioning is actually a very old right that comes out of the english common law. >> invites the people to insist that their government response to their problems. >> so we have a very complicate

between all of them, the pro-bono... i... took years. um, finally, i won my appeal. and...100% service connected for ptsd due to the mst. and... >> and i think a lot of people don't understand that, who are not in the military, when they hear ptsd and mst. so -- so, let me start with you, elizabeth, and, cacilia, you can jump in if you want to, just for people who don't understand how those two are connected. >> yeah, ptsd is a term that means posttraumatic stress disorder, and military sexual trauma is a term that's abbreviated mst, and so, it happens when someone is sexually assaulted in the military. they develop ptsd, but it has some different symptoms that ptsd you might develop from combat. it's, in some ways, more severe than combat ptsd, and yet it's more difficult sometimes to get those benefits that heath was talking about. >> so, heath, you feel like you were retaliated against, right? >> yes, ma'am, in more than one way. >> and how would you compare that retaliation to the assault? >> [ sighs ] it's actually worse. >> it was worse? >> i-i-it's more demeaning. wh

he met with bono. what the two talked about. >>> president trump getting ready to issue new executive order on immigration now is expected to speak different from the recent travel ban. >>> the time is 9:20. president trump finishing an extended holiday weekend in florida. back at the white house, administration preparing for a busy week. >> is expected to issue new executive orders. >> the latest details from washington this morning. >> reporter: after losing a couple rounds in federal court, the trump administration now seems on the verge of issuing another temporary travel ban, one that may be more likely to survive legal challenges. another round of protests in new york. pro-immigration and anti-trump. but the president had a big crowd of his own this weekend. a massive rally in florida where he fired up supporters over the same issue. >> we will have strong borders again. >> and the president is said to be on the verge of finding a new executive order on immigration and border control, but this wo

this forward and work with the over one thousand plus bar associations leadership that is doing pro bono work in addition to the work we provide for the community-based organizations to enhance that by an additional one and a half million dollars to go to the collaborative to the network to pathways to citizenship the legal education and make sure that our city's family of diversities stays intact no matter what the announcements or the detail no matter what potential attacks there might be from the federal authenticities we'll be that city of refuge and sanctuary we'll protect ourselves and make sure that people boo live in fear i'll hear some individual stories from people and hear from the agencies that want to do even better and make sure we reach out correctly in all the 20 different languages of people that live in our city and hear from the leaders that is a not just protecting but to provide a pathway forward to citizenship this is what the city is all about not status quo but advancing people's lives and we're right here at the center that has the nameed but potentially elected

culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with experienced advertising to fill out the 4 hundred naturalization form and then to final review and at the end he helps them with the check out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but

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as the managing director of the big elz worth foundation, and an attorney interested in doing pro-bono work and the founder of the network, the legal founder network is a network of over 630 local organizations that all believe that legal services is one of the most effective ways of working on poverty ee leavation, and we include private foundations and community, foundations and crowd source funders and law firms, and government and individuals. >> over the past three months, i participated in dozens of phone calls and meetings related to this issue, my meetings have included pure, funders and funders networks, ngo and attorneys and even government officials. the funder community is eager to help. but, many feel we are on hold as we are preserving many of our dollars in order to figure out where the needs will be the highest and greatest after this body makes decisions about the government funding. >> discussions have ensued about as immigration super fund, but again, until we know what the city is going to be doing, it is hard to private philintropic to know what our role will be an

robart was criticized in one ruling, mentioned black lives matter and is known to have done work pro bonoork for refugees. does that mitigate or dismiss him in terms of his qualifications to have an opinion on this? >> judges are human beings. they are not immune to political pressure. like all other people, they have their political opinions. we hope all judge, especially federal judges can set aside their personal biases and prejudices and decide the issue on the facts and the law before them. in my opinion president trump has broad nearly plenary authority to decide immigration, national security and foreign policy and all those are implicated in this order. charles: what ultimately decide how this goes? >> it's whether or not judge robart exceeded his authorities and abused his discretion as a judge to issue that nationwide ban on president trump's executive order. that's the only thing they are deciding. this three-judge panel is not deciding whether the order is constitutional. whether president obama exceed his presidential authority or whether it's in the national interest. they a

definitely going to municipality it by the volunteers and there are a lot of firms that are offering pro bono and i want to be clear the mayor is absolutely right what he's are you aware of to individual immigrant in need of legal assistance with respect at the airport or 09 things it is not the work we do as the city attorney and the mayor and the board of supervisors generously made money available to other nonprofits and the bar association and encourages other lawyers this is wonderful and it is needed with respect to this lawsuit we're handling that here in the city attorney's office right now and obviously it develops we need additional help we'll look thanks very >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the cha

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de prensa con requisitos para los que vayan a proveer servicios de inmigraciÓn, tendrÁ que vagar un bonoe antecedente. >> ustedes estÁn pagando por un servicio, tiene que ser descrito lo que estÁn haciendo por usted. dicen tener conexiones, amigos o colegas en el gobierno federal para agilizar esos procesos. mariel dice: para pedir que amplÍan las leyes de control a la ciudad. los mismos impulsores de una propuesta que redujo el aumento mÁximo de alquiler, avanzan para frenar desalojosy tambiÉn una medida para pagarles una compensaciÓn a los inquilinos desplazados. >> estÁn desalojando la gente sin razÓn, mi familia. marÍa leticia: se mantienen optimistas de que recibirÁn el apoyo suficiente para incluir causa justa, ante la medida de los inquilinos. la cantidad de basura se ha convertido en un dolor de cabeza para los vecinos y las autoridades. por eso el alcalde quiere aumentar los esfuerzos para hacer frente a este problema. nosa compaÑera nos cuenta, cÓmo piensa lograrlo. >> la clave serÍa incrementar los servicios gratuitos para deshacerse de artÍculos grandes como colchones o sillo

it took a leg own of people, over a million dollars in pro bono fees, experts, the whole deal.honestly, i defend everybody the same, guilty or not. constitution exists for a reason and so i defend those people charged with crimes whether guilty or innocent. if he we wanted to die, i would have advocated for him not to die. if that's what the law calls for and that's what the facts called for. i defend people innocent or guilty as hard as i can. you're going to ask me a question now. you know more about this than i do? >> no, i just -- i have a lot of questions but i thought -- talking about the book and twain was wonderful, the thing is when you see him and dwayne together it's not a client-attorney relationship. they are brothers. >> thank you. >> that's what you see and it's all that love. >> now, that is actually a very good question, thank you, leno. [applause] >> do you have guests or an estimate or approximation on how many people there are on death row that are possibly innocent or probably innocent? >> sure, that's a really good question, thank you. so texas has a reall

. -- bono. he discussed the u.s. transatlantic relationship and nato. this is about 20 minutes. vice pres. pence: thank you. chancellor merkel, distinguished colleagues, honored guests, i bring greetings on behalf of the 45th president of the united states, donald trump. in my new capacity as vice president i'm honored and humbled to have the privilege to address this annual forum. i'm pleased to have with me to members of the presidents, one of which you have heard from. our secretary james mattis of the department of defense, and secretary john kelly of homeland security. we're joined by a distinct delegation of senators and congressmen, led by senator john mccain. in welcoming my fellow americans. [applause] it is an honor to be with you all. the 1963 munich security conference has played a role in international affairs. bringing together social leaders from both sides of the atlantic to promote peace and prosperity for our nations and our peoples. history will attest when united states and europe are peaceful and prosperous, we advance peace and prosperity of the entire worl

prison legal assistance is an important and cool thing for lawyers to do, and because providing pro bonoance to people who can't afford good lawyers to get harvard-trained lawyers to help them out is a cool thing for lawyers to do. i like hearing that about him. clearly the white house likes bragging on that about him. if they didn't have those things to say about him, i wouldn't go looking for him, you know what i mean? it seems like the concern here or the potential concern as the "wall street journal" raised is it there might be something wrong here in terms of the way he's mischaracterized his own past. or that the white house might have screwed up the vetting here somehow and that we can't necessarily trust what they're telling us about him. does that -- does that nuance at all affect that or still feel like it's a merrick garland -- >> i want to push back on your pushback. >> yay. >> i think we're there now. which is simply i think if we want to be fair, you know i have huge reservations about judge gorsuch's record and how i think he will be scalia-like in almost every important w

also have a list of attorneys who have experience with whistleblower cases and who often offer pro bono assistance. i encourage you to check that out. that is a problem we are aware of and are working to combat. to jennifer from oklahoma on the republican line. good morning, jennifer. ok, i think we lost jennifer. alabama,o charlie from republican. the morning. caller: good morning. i think the young lady has the definition of a whistleblower and a leaker all mixed up. it was a blower -- a whistleblower reports violation of procedure, but a whistleblower is one that doesn't like the way things are being done. so they are going to go and leak stuff to the press. there is a definite difference between those two. i'm going to get off the air. a whistleblower will tell on people that are in violation of procedure. informto the press will the press of what they do not shame -- andof hope of changing stuff or destroying stuff. thank you very much. guest: thank you. nice to have somebody from mobile, alabama. i have family down there. respectfully disagree. i think whistleblowers and leakers o

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and can i say, trying to follow bono reminds me of the story of the actress gentleman gentleman zsa zsa gabor's husband said on their wedding night, i know what i'm supposed to do, i just don't know how to make it interesting. so any weigh -- [ laughter ]w weigh -- [ laughter ]a weigh -- [ laughter ]y weigh -- [ laughter ]weigh -- [ laughter ]eigh -- [ laughter ]igh -- [ laughter ]gh -- [ laughter ]h -- [ laughter ] -- [ laughter ]to do, i just don't make it interesting. so anyway -- [ laughter ] not every american understands the vital position of germany. all of us who do, let me say, thank you. my friends, in the four decades i have attended this conference, i cannot recall a year where its purpose was more necessary or more important than this panel is going to ask us to consider whether the west will survive. in recent years this question would invite accusations of hyperbole and alarmism. not this year. if ever there was a time to treat this question with a deadly seriousness, it is now. this question was real half a century ago. when van cloudy ski they did not assume that the we

if you take a look just on the other side here that's where the pro bono attorneys had set up shop and you can see them gathered there tonight. they don't have a lot of work tonight. they have what they think is good news. take a listen to what they think will happen next. the next step is take it up to the supreme court which i think would be a bad idea with only 8 judges on the bench. i think at best he's looking at 4-4, which would keep the tro in place. the other thing he could do is he could revise the executive order, make it narrower, clarify what he meant by it so that it's not necessarily a muslim ban. or the next actual step, if none of those things happen is it goes to a trial. there's discovery, depositions, interrogatories. my understanding is i just heard the attorney general from washington state they don't have any idea what the schedule for that is. and immediately following that decision by that three-h judge panel by the ninth circuit court in san francisco, president trump at the white horse made some off the record remarks to a pool reporter. it's a little californ

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many groups working here and many attorneys are working pro bono here. dulles airport is pretty quiet right now but that court hearing getting a lot of applause during a rally today at a mosque in sterling for peace and harmony. at a rally for peace and harmony there is also anger toward the president's actions. >> i'm disgusted by it. jeff: lutheran but is here to speak out about the executive order. >> our country is built on immigrants and refugees. it's what makes us a great nation. jeff: terry mcauliffe and attorney general mark herring also here reassuring the muslim community and promising resistance unless or until president trump rescinds the order. >> we have to stop the insanity. it's outrageous, discriminatory and wrong. >> the objections are hatred for donald trump. jeff: patty is a trump supporter and an attorney who works with refugee and asylum cases. she supports the executive order and she is not alone. a new cbs news pom -- cbs news poll show 51% disapprove of the travel ban, 45% approve it. >> president trump by putting the executive

prison legal assistance is an important and cool thing for lawyers to do, and because providing pro bonoistance to people who can't afford good lawyers to get harvard-trained lawyers to help them out is a cool thing for lawyers to do. i like hearing that about him. clearly the white house likes bragging on that about him. if they didn't have those things to say about him, i wouldn't go looking for him, you know what i mean? it seems like the concern here or the potential concern as the "wall street journal" raised is it there might be something wrong here in terms of the way he's mischaracterized his own past. or that the white house might have screwed up the vetting here somehow and that we can't >> yay. >> i think we're there now. which is simply i think if we want to be fair, you know i have huge reservations about judge gorsuch's record and how i think he will be scalia-like in almost every important way, but i do think if we look at his judicial record and we sort of drain out the conversation about what he did or didn't do at harvard, i think he's actually been pretty good on some

he also met with several celebrities including u 2's front man, bono. >> second busiest man on earth. >> the irish rock star humanitarian appreciated pence for his fwhils congress to provide aids medications to africa and credited the vice president with playing a leading role. >>> president trump held a rally in central florida with promises of action on health care taxes crime and other ish us. and in a rare move, first lady melania trump addressed the crowd. >> i will always stay truthful to myself and be truthful to you no matter what the opposition is take about me. >> the first lady also made a call for unity saying the america they envision is one that works for everyone. hundreds of protesters were protesting outside. >>> life and death for a woman in los angeles. >> we are seeing stuff falling right now. that portion just tell. there goes the car. >> her car was at the bottom of that sinkhole when a minivan tumbled into it. ahead we hear from her and see the rescue. >> little in the way of a break from the rain. our next storm approaching the coast. an even stronger one is go

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pro bono law firms have stepped up and the county could participate as well. >>> san francisco also heading to court, the city the first in the country to sue president trump about his executive order on sanctuary cities. the san francisco attorney herrera filing a lawsuit today, his goal stopping mr. trump from withholding federal funding for sanctuary cities that refuse to help immigration officers. herrera said the president has gone too far, while supporters say he is well within his constitutional rights. >> the president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's unamerican. >> while details need to be worked out, with regard to what funding and implications are there, i don't see a problem. >>> san francisco gets approximately $1.2 billion in federal funding each year. >>> and following breaking news at this hour. the world famous mavericks surf contest appears to be in serious jeopardy, the organizers seem to be drowning in debt. we just learned that cartel management which runs the competition has filed for bankruptcy. nbc bay area ian cole joins us with more exclusive de

decades later, with the help of pro bono lawyers, his conviction was overturned. don was one of the attorneys who helped win that reversal. he joins me now to talk about what he sees as the parallels between this case and our country's current state. don, nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> to the current state of affairs in a moment, but first, take us back to 1942. why did fred, who was only 23 years old at the time, refuse to go to an internment camp? >> fred was born in oakland. he's an american citizen by birth. of the 120,000 americans of japanese ancestry you just mentioned, 70,000 were born in this country. most have never been to japan. so like the others, fred felt he was an american citizen, had done no wrong, was loyal to this country, and should not be subject to military orders and ultimately imprisonment. that's why he fought the orders. >> fred was eventually arrested and he was imprisoned. what was his punishment? >> well, he was ultimately sentenced criminally for violating the military orders. but just to give the audience a br

. >> reporter: lesli, the volunteers and pro bono attorneys that have been on the ground here at dulles felt like first responders run together aid of the immigrant families in need. the spokesperson here says she didn't want to be involved in immigration law anymore. >> we actually started to give up our immigration practice right before this happened. it's hard. it was hard under obama. >> reporter: when the temporary immigration ban from seven muslim majority countries took effect 2 weeks ago, miriam found herself here for days on hand at dulles international. hundreds came to baggage claims making sure the table was always manned. >> people were here all night, taking time off work, vacation days, and people have not seen their kids in weeks. >> reporter: all to provide legal services to the families coming from dulles. the group organized themselves although the dulles justice coalition. they protection, and provided translation and filed lawsuits. >> it was exhausting. >> reporter: the maryland lawyer calls it invigorating and personal. northeast an immigrant and muslim. >> to fee

rock star bono and his wife invested after the company acquired nude skin care.he three are deeply concerned about the toxins used in our every day products. that's why they want to see more regulation. >> as women, when we lock arms or decide to do something, we can move mountains. >> that is what she is doing with her skin care and cosmetics line, beauty counter. >> i started it because i was impassioned with the environmental health movement. >> after watching the documentary "an inconvenient truth" she was concerned with the dangers in our environment. >> we are exposed through personal care and cosmetics. i was trying to find safer solutions for my family. >> trying to elevate safety in her home, she discovered startling facts in the skin care and cosmetics industry. >> we are not regulated the law. companies are allowed to do xhafr they want. we have 85,000 chemicals into commerce since world war ii, which almost 80% or some say 80% to 90% have never been tasted for safety in human health. >> it evolved into the inspiration for beauty counter. greg thought

welcome and thank you for that kind introduction, and trying to follow bono reminds me of the story of the actress zsa zsa gabor's fifth husband, who on her wedding night said i know what i am supposed to do, but i do not know how to make it interesting. [laughter] sen. mccain: so, anyway. not every american understands the absolutely vital role that -- it'sand is honorable honorable chancellor, chancellor into there playing safety of the west. but i want to say thank you. in the four decades i have repented -- attended this conference, i cannot think of a time when its purpose was more necessary or important. this panel asked us to consider whether the west will survive. in recent years, this question accusations of hyperbole and alarmism. not this year. if there was ever time to treat this question with a deadly seriousness, it is now. half aestion was asked century ago, when the founders of this conference, indeed that its first why they first started coming to munich. they did not assume that the west would survive because they had seen its near annihilation. they saw open markets

this forward and work with the over one thousand plus bar associations leadership that is doing pro bonoin addition to the work we provide for the community-based organizations to enhance that by an additional one and a half million dollars to go to the collaborative to the network to pathways to citizenship the legal education and make sure that our city's family of diversities stays intact no matter what the announcements or the detail no matter what potential attacks there might be from the federal authenticities we'll be that city of refuge and sanctuary we'll protect ourselves and make sure that people boo live in fear i'll hear some individual stories from people and hear from the agencies that want to do even better and make sure we reach out correctly in all the 20 different languages of people that live in our city and hear from the leaders that is a not just protecting but to provide a pathway forward to citizenship this is what the city is all about not status quo but advancing people's lives and we're right here at the center that has the nameed but potentially elected offici

they are now asking lawyers to continue pro- bono work as long as people are affected by the president'stion policies. at least nine lawsuits challenging the travel ban have been filed in federal courts in the past week. nordstrom says they are going to stop selling ivanka trump clothing and accessories. the department store chain said the decision was based on the sales performance of the first daughter's brand. a nordstrom spokesperson didn't say whether the decision to stop buying the brand was permanent, only that they make buying decisions each season. the move comes amid a weekslong campaign known as "grab your wallet," which has been calling for a boycott of retailers that carry ivanka trump or donald trump merchandise. for your money... it's getting even more expensive to buy a home in the bay area. a new report says home sales dropped... and prices climbed in december. new and existing home sales fell nine-point-one percent and the median home prices jumped four-percent. the median price in the bay area in december was 676-thousand dollars... and it has risen for 57 consecutive

the pair has illuminated stars like u-2's bono and katy perry.piece is light years ahead of the others. how is your dress different from a dress that you just put on a switch and it lights up? >> it's different in a lot of ways. the first way that comes to mind so if you just turn on a switch and it lights up, that's a simple circuit like a christmas tree or a flashlight. but ours is monitoring the breathing of the user and storing that in a microprocessor. so in a sense the dress is a computer in itself. >> reporter: the result, lights on the dress can change colors with the rhythm of a heart beat. so at future cocktail parties, you can tell if somebody is anxious by the color of their dress. >> well, maybe. that's one of the things people discovered about wearable technology, it suddenly redrews some of the boundaries of privacy information. >> reporter: the technology is being developed for cars and computers to medical equipment. these first steps are just the beginning. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >>> that's the "overnight news" fo

they offer his engineers and support pro bono work. we have the support of companies that oftentimes war with each other from google to microsoft to facebook. some other technologies include other companies. it is vital to our success. -publicrivate partnerships are the thing. we sit at the intersection of discovery of these victims, but the pipeline in and out is just as vital and important. i would like to highlight one thing in particular, that being the foster care system. there are 500,000 kids in foster care today. i was astonished to find out that 70% of inmates in this country have touched the foster care system. 80% of those on death row were at some point in time exposed to foster care. 50% of these kids will not graduate high school. 25% of them will not get a college degree. them will not get a college degree. foster care children are 4 times more likely to be exposed to sexual abuse. that is a breeding ground for trafficking, i promise you. the reason i looked at foster care is that it is a microcosm. have a sample site th

we did a lot of work and i was doing pro-bono work for the aclu in the weeks and months after 9/11. this national program that existed until 1990 and shutdown because everybody thought it was the end of history; right? it was resurrected after 9/11 and i started working in that group and we worked on issues ranging from government surveillance, exclusion of foreign scholars because of their political views, we worked on issues relating to immigration and national security and then on issues related to detention and interrogation. a lot of my energy was spent during the bush administration on interrogation policy. on trying to compel the government to be more forthcoming on their policies and we had some degree of success in forcing the government to disclose what turned out to be the evidence of tortures at guantanamo bay and cia black sites. then when the obama administrati administration. the memos that were the foundation of the cia. >> did you think you had a business at that point? >> well, you know, yes, sort of. it was clear we would have some sort of carryover litigation whi

rabbis and priests and pastors, mother teresa, and bono. here's what we have learned.ligions like across our nation there really is more that unites us than divides us. in the words of the uniquely american poet walt whitman, i hear america singing. the very peril site here. these were the songs of commanding -- mechanic carpenters and shoemakers. today, we here at the perils of american religious traditions. a chorus of many faiths. as we conclude our time together let us lift up our faith in god and our faith in one big country. a country filled with big hearts and big dreams. a country that is big enough for all people to worship and live. let us pray. god, thank you for gathering us here today. at the center of our american experiment is american faith. we pledged to be one that american -- one nation under god individual. we strive to be more perfect, endowed by you, our creator, we possessed certain unalienable rights. rights defense of those search not just for common ground but higher ground. maybe deep in our understanding of one another. at the same time mayb

. >> the judge also helped resettle refugees pro bono before overturning the president's immigrationrder. clayton: one-minute commentary and a message for judge, good morning, todd. >> good morning, heather and clayton. the poster child for everything that's wrong with america's legal system. he's the guy who blocked president trump's temporary immigration ban. understand this, we do not have a moral or constitutional obligation to let people into the country who want to blow us but judge's restraining order puts us at play. president trump was right to call him out. the only way to root out the infestation is for president trump to name conservatives to the appellate courts, republican presidents have bad habit that putting nominees. i am talking about you, judge robart, bush appointee. not only do we need extreme vetting in the white courthouse, we also need vetting in the courthouse. i hope you get a copy. back to you. clayton: deplorables guy, thanks, todd. don't forget it's in stores right now. it hits store shelves today. heather: after getting sick. ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: nelson will

as the managing director of the big elz worth foundation, and an attorney interested in doing pro-bono work and the founder of the network, the legal founder network is a network of over 630 local organizations that all believe that legal services is one of the most effective ways of working on poverty ee leavation, and we include private foundations and community, foundations and crowd source funders and law firms, and government and individuals. >> over the past three months, i participated in dozens of phone calls and meetings related to this issue, my meetings have included pure, funders and funders networks, ngo and attorneys and even government officials. the funder community is eager to help. but, many feel we are on hold as we are preserving many of our dollars in order to figure out where the needs will be the highest and greatest after this body makes decisions about the government funding. >> discussions have ensued about as immigration super fund, but again, until we know what the city is going to be doing, it is hard to private philintropic to know what our role will be an

ninealiban put it there years ago and really way he gets it out is with pro bono surgery. they come home with injuries but no access to facilities to help. if the congress designates them as honorary veterans that would go a long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they are perceived to be fellow veterans of our wars. >> [applause] >> that is a great note to conclude on. i think, if our interpreters are willing to stick around, they can come and talk to you. thanks for coming. you have been a great audience. >> [applause] announcer: c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact year. coming up monday morning, real clear politics correspondent will give a preview of the week ahead for the trump administration. american action form talks about the trump administration's effort to overhaul the rulemaking process and reduce the number of and cost of regulations. and the new york times discusses what faces the drop administration as it proposes fortifying the barrier along the southern border. be sure to watch c-span's wa

ninealiban put it there years ago and really way he gets it out is with pro bono surgery. they come home with injuries but no access to facilities to help. if the congress designates them as honorary veterans that would go a long way in changing how our country integrates them and how they are perceived to be fellow veterans of our wars. >> [applause] >> that is a great note to conclude on. i think, if our interpreters are willing to stick around, they can come and talk to you. thanks for coming. you have been a great audience. >> [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, senior iran analyst with the foundation for defense of democracy. he joins us to discuss u.s. iran relations under the trump administration. will talkson klein about possible changes to u.s. education policy under the trump administration. and a pending confirmation vote for betsy devos. wired

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